Here, our ranking: Scrambled eggs without cheese may as well not be scrambled eggs at all.
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Teigen describes them as "low and slow" scrambled eggs, but her love of soft-scrambled eggs goes way beyond that.
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For days, senators have scrambled to block the deal, all as the Trump administration has scrambled to undercut those efforts.
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Some of the old battle lines once drawn between parties and factions now seem hopelessly scrambled, in part because Mr. Trump scrambled them.
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The secret to Flay's scrambled eggs is actually pretty similar to Chef Ramsay's: he also uses butter, crème fraîche, and chives in his basic soft-scrambled eggs.
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" Smith revealed he "had to have scrambled egg instead.
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The new breakfast items include a Mini Skillet Bowl with seasoned breakfast potatoes, scrambled eggs, melted cheese, and Pico de Gallo; a Breakfast Soft Taco featuring a warm flour tortilla filled with scrambled eggs, bacon or delicious sausage, and cheddar cheese; and the Sausage Flatbread Quesadilla, a grilled flatbread filled with cheese, sausage, and scrambled eggs.
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Be smart: President Trump has scrambled all the usual alliances.
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Hospital staff scrambled, but everything happened too quickly, Chen said.
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Bond investors scrambled for safety, piling into German government debt.
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Titanic recommends the scrambled egg bruschetta, which he orders, too.
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After learning this, he scrambled to changed his privacy settings.
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The company scrambled to find tenants for the lower floors.
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I have avocado toast, scrambled eggs, fruit, and a coffee.
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My family just scrambled up North to avoid the eye.
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As they scrambled to replace Spacey, they devised a plan.
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Other passengers scrambled to assist and pulled her back in.
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Georgia have scrambled to convince officials to allow Williams to
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Terrified, the four hikers scrambled to pack and leave camp.
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They scrambled to find a way to work it in.
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"We made breakfast — scrambled eggs — your favorite," an officer says.
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Scrambled eggs with coconut oil have really won me over.
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The spread included pancakes, fried chicken, scrambled eggs and caviar.
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The growth spurt, Whiteman says, has scrambled Happ's muscle memory.
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In the Russia probe, that usual order has been scrambled.
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They are now so low economists have scrambled for explanations.
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I took a couple and made scrambled eggs one morning.
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The Typhoons were scrambled from RAF Lossiemouth in Moray, Scotland.
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People scrambled onto their roofs and into boats and helicopters.
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I've been making scrambled eggs since I was in diapers.
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More trees were cut as refugees scrambled to find firewood.
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And for dinner she had more scrambled eggs and rice.
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She scrambled to the phone and called the front desk.
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They accepted, so I scrambled to create it in time.
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It's like making really good scrambled eggs, but takes hours.
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The health bill's authors scrambled to get back on track.
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Rescuers scrambled to drill holes into the San José mine.
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The government has scrambled to boost the economy, Rishi writes.
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Washington has scrambled to blunt a potential economic free fall.
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Still, other moments have scrambled the usual Fox News formula.
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Twitch scrambled to remove it and issue an apology. 3.
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Officers scrambled out of the car and chased after him.
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I first make food: scrambled eggs, peppers, tomatoes, and salsa.
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Ad hoc networks of humanitarian groups have scrambled to help.
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We scrambled to the rooftop for a better vantage point.
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Instead, he has scrambled to support the team's best players.
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Then around midday, stocks sold off sharply and investors scrambled.
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" He added, "it is not destroyed; it is just scrambled.
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In the aftermath of Ms. Johns's departure, Mr. Rodriguez scrambled.
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C. makes breakfast — scrambled eggs, Italian bread, and iced coffee.
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We scrambled to find something, anything we could report on.
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Other fans scrambled up poles on various other street corners.
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Reporters scrambled to figure out the identity of the aide.
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Using Friday's leftovers, I make breakfast tacos with scrambled eggs.
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He then scrambled back out, to the court's general hilarity.
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The crowd scrambled when they saw Fuzz brandish the weapon.
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There are so many different ideas out there about how to cook the perfect scrambled eggs: On Food & Wine, we once recommended using this Tovolo spatula if you want your scrambled eggs to be fluffy.
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Mr Trump has in this way scrambled expectations of presidential behaviour.
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I order a bowl of scrambled eggs, beans, chorizo, and collards.
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The GOP frontrunners also scrambled for votes during the 11th hour.
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The politics of Medicaid expansion has scrambled traditional political fault lines.
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Health officials have scrambled to prevent the outbreak from getting larger.
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Both companies said passwords were stored in plaintext and not scrambled.
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Michele has successfully scrambled when her back was against the wall.
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GRADE: C- The scrambled eggs had the consistency of styrofoam pebbles.
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I scarf down the box rice, ground beef, and scrambled eggs.
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The scheduling may have been scrambled, but Mr. Huxley was ready.
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I get Swedish crepes with scrambled eggs, sausage and hash browns.
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Banks and companies scrambled desperately to get the financing they needed.
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As production ground to a halt, customers scrambled to find alternatives.
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The administration has scrambled to implement a plan to unite families.
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Costs per well also slumped as service companies scrambled for contracts.
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Whether they're poached, scrambled, or hard boiled, you can't go wrong.
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Queen was scrambled in the last week after its 2nd delay.
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Nervousness goes with interviewing like scrambled eggs goes with hash browns.
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Others have scrambled to assert just how mundane the emails are.
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He scrambled outside into the sunlit night at about 11 p.m.
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Learn how to make three different kinds of scrambled eggs. 11.
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Now, we scrambled out of it with a pretty good profit.
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The couple scrambled to get a new home for the family.
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Truffled scrambled eggs or Twinkie French toast with Waffle House gravy?
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But Iowa's results have scrambled the 2016 race in unexpected ways.
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Security scrambled and beat the piss out of the unidentified puncher.
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I love to top my plain scrambled eggs with olive oil.
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Noticing the sky, he stopped in Dumbo and scrambled to shoot.
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Once it was inked, federal agencies scrambled to decipher its meaning.
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Call it hyperbole, but competitors scrambled to reach his high bar.
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The scrambled eggs tasted eggy and real but were slightly overcooked.
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They scrambled to be the first to announce peer-reviewed results.
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Allen scrambled for his 15 points, 7 fewer than his average.
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People around the world scrambled for explanations, How could this happen?
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After the war, countries scrambled to get their hands on it.
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The company scrambled, eventually confirming that Musk's account hadn't been hacked.
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Ms. Pérez scrambled over the pieces of concrete, begging for help.
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Finally Kim scrambled up and Garcia never got him down again.
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The E-ZPass signals are scrambled so vehicles cannot be identified.
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Service is friendly but scrambled, so plan to take it slow.
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It decided many cases narrowly, often in coalitions that scrambled expectations.
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Sometimes we scrambled for hours, and sometimes the chase was quick.
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He and his lawyer scrambled to get his documents in order.
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Flavorless protein powders, like collagen powder, work great in scrambled eggs.
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Saudiologists have scrambled to parse the headstrong crown prince's latest moves.
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Simultaneously, many of them scrambled to book new flights and hotels.
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Private jets may be dispatched — and even scrambled — to conduct interviews.
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Facebook and the Brazilian government have scrambled to counter the disinformation.
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Rescuers on Wednesday scrambled to dig out people trapped beneath rubble.
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He scrambled out, but by dinnertime he was convulsing and vomiting.
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Airlines from the United States have scrambled to arrange daily flights.
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Military aircraft were scrambled over Washington after a plane violated restrictions.
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She scrambled to her feet, ran inside and called the police.
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Others chose pairs that come pre-scrambled (Jacquemus does it best).
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I get biscuits and gravy with scrambled eggs and some coffee.
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People scrambled to work in dilapidated taxi minivans from the suburbs.
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As people reported possible sightings, the Kings scrambled to follow up.
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As the officers scrambled to take control, no leader came forward.
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The Blades' general manager, Krista Patronick, scrambled to fill roster spots.
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I make another rice cake with scrambled egg and everything seasoning.
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In response, Taiwan scrambled its fighter jets and deployed a warship.
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They scrambled for a ditch that was perhaps a foot deep.
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Most of those inside scrambled out, but a sergeant was killed.
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Even as Americans scrambled for return, they also sought to spend.
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Some have never mustered up the patience for soft scrambled eggs.
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Blog owners, meanwhile, have scrambled to find more adult-friendly content platforms.
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Tourists scrambled to benches, trees and caves as they sought higher ground.
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By twisting the sides, the cube's colours can be scrambled and unscrambled.
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A small percentage of accounts included scrambled payment card data, said Kim.
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When we get out of bed, I make scrambled eggs and toast.
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Cook, gently stirring eggs with drippings, until softly scrambled, about 3 minutes.
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In other times America might have scrambled to prop up Iraq's democracy.
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Both homes and businesses scrambled to salvage their sustenance and their incomes.
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Bleary students scrambled to escape, some barefoot and one hobbling on crutches.
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I make faux-fried rice with scrambled eggs, onions, rice, and beans.
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Commentators scrambled to decipher exactly what the French president meant by that.
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As she slumped forward, Rickard scrambled to fade the broadcast to black.
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Traders scrambled to buy bearish U.S. crude options, particularly for $25 puts.
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I scrambled to close the window as shots began to ring out.
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It's like the difference between a raw egg and a scrambled egg.
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I make myself scrambled eggs with smoked salmon on top for breakfast.
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"We scrambled to throw it together," says their dad, David Nelson, 37.
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Scrambled eggs, turkey bacon, avocado, a bowl of blueberries, and green tea.
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OPEC and its allies scrambled to cut production and shore up prices.
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As he scrambled, Zeke and Hannah began to lose patience with Adam.
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I make some scrambled eggs for dinner and go to sleep early.
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Not quite as good as at home, but they are definitely scrambled!
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The company also said that usernames and scrambled passwords were also taken.
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She managed to escape, and students frantically scrambled out of the school.
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Here's the thing, I love scrambled eggs AND I love peanut butter.
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They only sought customer names, email addresses and scrambled passwords, Dell said.
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Just as quickly, entrepreneurs scrambled to fill gaps in the new market.
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I ordered scrambled eggs, turkey bacon, fresh fruit, and harvest grain pancakes.
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Stunned aides scrambled to put together a plan to explain what happened.
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Before he scrambled to safety himself, he was shot in his leg.
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The Trump administration scrambled again to respond to yet another explosive allegation.
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I had made scrambled eggs with it and sprayed it on toast.
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Administrators of 8chan scrambled to find alternatives, but were unsuccessful for weeks.
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C.C.J.'s attorney scrambled to appeal and to file an emergency injunction.
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As more details emerged, the government scrambled to respond to the incident.
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Tracking was largely informal until HHS scrambled to implement a better system.
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"That's not good," he said, as he scrambled to find a fix.
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In 85033, for instance, some Democrats scrambled to recruit retired Army Gen.
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I'm the type of guy who struggles to make scrambled eggs properly.
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Online brokerages in recent weeks have scrambled to slash US trade commissions.
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Keep in mind that we're talking about scrambled eggs in a tortilla.
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Republicans were stunned by Trump's remarks and scrambled to rein him in.
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Again, the goal isn't simply a quick score—it's forcing scrambled matchups.
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You peered, as at scrambled porn on a high and forbidden channel.
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The scrambled paragraphs had been a part of the test since 1994.
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My mom will cook something like organic grilled cheese or scrambled eggs.
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She even manages to make a video about cooking scrambled eggs entertaining.
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Most of the migrants scrambled into Mexico, their illegal entry apparently ignored.
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Across Florida, some hospitals were closed while others scrambled to evacuate patients.
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President Trump's legal team immediately scrambled to respond to the stunning development.
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Neither house held open doors so we scrambled into my parent's Pontiac.
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The frightened children collected their ball and scrambled out of the pool.
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White House officials scrambled for a deal that would calm the markets.
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We scrambled to get the article posted online at 4:30 p.m.
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Bryan, Reinaldo and Franklin scrambled into a neighbor's dirt yard, scattering chickens.
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He taught her one of his bachelor favorites: scrambled eggs and mushrooms.
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Over and over, the exhibition offers examples of apparent certainties being scrambled.
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Travelers scrambled to reach the United States before the ban takes effect.
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The sauce is also excellent on tacos and fried or scrambled eggs.
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He also cooks scrambled eggs with cheese, and we may have bacon.
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But the debate has been scrambled by reports about Bolton's forthcoming book.
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P. has scrambled eggs, yogurt, and puffs all while eyeing my chips.
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The reporters and anchors scrambled to read the indictment like everyone else.
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A handful of bystanders scrambled to take cover, some dodging behind cars.
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Leaders scrambled to lobby him to support reauthorization, which he ultimately did.
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Mr. Matsuhisa: My special dish in the hotel is scrambled eggs donburi.
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Each golf cart held two people and everyone scrambled for a partner.
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In recent days, brokerage firms have scrambled to interpret the legal guidance.
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For her daughter's first year, Ms. Muse scrambled to pay the tuition.
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I scrambled to bandage him, but he was the medic, not me.
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She said the fat pieces looked like scrambled eggs and scalloped potatoes.
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As those flaws have been exposed, chipmakers have scrambled to patch them.
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Week after week, contestants scrambled against each other to earn his approval.
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These companies have already scrambled to release updates for the affected products.
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"In a way, Nafta is like a scrambled egg," Mr. Khan said.
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She canceled the apartment and scrambled to find other accommodations in Florida.
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In recent weeks, Renault has scrambled to keep its Japanese partner happy.
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KS: And you like their scrambled passwords versus ... I like their passwords.
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Typical meals consisted of scrambled eggs, veggie sandwiches, and coconut milk curry.
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The company Just, formerly known as Hampton Creek, has a new product that's very similar to scrambled eggs, and it's so convincing because they found a mung bean that coagulates to become the texture of scrambled eggs for breakfast.
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As Republicans scrambled to raise campaign cash last year, they proposed sweeping overhauls.
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Do breakfast burritos right with spicy chorizo, fluffy scrambled eggs, and crispy potatoes.
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Within the last year, I've come around to eggs (though only when scrambled).
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One by one they scrambled across the snowy gully separating the two countries.
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For breakfast we might have something like scrambled eggs with steak and spinach.
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James Zboravan and Detective William Krulac -- scrambled up to his second-floor office.
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The crew quickly scrambled to save the 40 other sharks they had caught.
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But organizers still scrambled to build its announcement into Zuckerberg's F210 keynote address.
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And there's a feeling among many observers that our compasses have been scrambled.
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Both candidates scrambled to start airing broadcast television ads in Nevada this week.
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I'm starving, so I head to the cafeteria for scrambled eggs and toast.
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The man can even make something as simple as scrambled eggs seem cutthroat.
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I get two pancakes, scrambled eggs, and bacon, and it hits the spot.
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I make coffee, scrambled eggs, oven bacon, and English muffins for us all.
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I scrambled to try and learn everything I could about applying to college.
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Yet Mrs May has scrambled her reputation as well as electrifying British politics.
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Or having their days and nights scrambled (as anyone who has worked overnights).
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Organizations like NASA scrambled to quickly track the pieces and avoid future collisions.
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Nursing homes, emergency rooms, police stations, and fire stations scrambled for backup generators.
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School choice has always scrambled the usual left-right divide in American politics.
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I grab a flat white and a ham and scrambled eggs wholemeal sandwich.
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It's better than having my own words scrambled and spewed out by you.
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People scrambled from the airport to the street and a rescue operation began.
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Lawmakers scrambled to strike a deal before they leave for their August recess.
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His children scrambled to transfer him elsewhere, but they ran out of time.
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We eat the entire breakfast menu: smoked fished towers, pancakes, scrambled eggs, blintzs.
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For dinner, I fill tortillas with scrambled eggs, tomatoes, Daiya cheddar and avocado.
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Some fleeing fans trampled each other as police scrambled to find the gunman.
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I scrambled to return the phone in Sacramento, T-Mobile was very helpful.
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You can get your scrambled eggs and your cappuccino all in one vessel.
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I make the baby a scrambled egg before I nurse her for bed.
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So Miller turned around and scrambled back to see what he could do.
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How has the internet and the erosion of gatekeepers scrambled the cultural environment?
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Tired of the same-old cereal or scrambled eggs for breakfast every morning?
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No key even existed to reorder the scrambled noise of their computer's contents.
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It scrambled its own jets, but no violations of Japan's airspace were reported.
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Authorities scrambled to warn Cottrell, who was a sixth of Danville's police department.
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With a sad whimper, Grace scrambled to grab onto the banister and failed.
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I will admit, this had us snorting over our breakfast scrambled eggs. pic.twitter.
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They scrambled out, pointed to the parking signs in English, hollered and wept.
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Republicans have since scrambled to defend themselves, given the popularity of those provisions.
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Because we weren't ready right from the start, we scrambled the whole game.
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Energy Transfer, on the other hand, has scrambled frantically for a way out.
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With Garrett's future uncertain Virginia Republicans scrambled to plan for the fall election.
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It's like a portfolio thrown open, chronology scrambled, contents roughly sorted by theme.
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Cities across America scrambled to make their pitches to host Amazon's second headquarters.
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As more horrific details emerged, the government scrambled to respond to the incident.
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Polarizing candidates, scrambled ideas of men's and women's roles, and a worried electorate.
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It was not clear if the U.S. scrambled jets to intercept the aircraft.
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"The younger the kid, the more scrambled the symptoms can be," he said.
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Between the shadows and the stars, I gently scrambled to a rock outcropping.
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Indiana Republican primary Republicans scrambled to jump into the race for retiring Sen.
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The White House scrambled Tuesday to limit the damage from the latest bombshell.
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Patriot's lawyer and investment bankers scrambled to keep the deal from falling apart.
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Now executives scrambled to do damage control with employees before the earnings call.
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Travel agencies and tour operators also scrambled for solutions to withstand the impact.
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Authorities, meanwhile, scrambled to impose severe measures to try to stop the virus.
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Despite his sturdy, 6-foot-53 build, Khachanov scrambled nimbly, often extending rallies.
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Both scrambled home on DeJong's double to center to make it 8-1.
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In the lead-up to Thursday's vote, members scrambled to avoid a confrontation.
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Many of the authority's aged boilers failed and officials scrambled to restore heat.
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Vasquez's family scrambled to borrow the money to pay the bond that day.
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He kicked at her head, punched her and somehow scrambled into the house.
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With her husband unable to work, she had scrambled to find a job.
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He stared at a scrambled cube and examined the pattern of the colors.
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On Tuesday, residents scrambled to buy generators and many stores were already out.
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The chamber scrambled Friday to block an effort to delay its passage. Rep.
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Since the routing of the Islamic State, alliances in Syria have been scrambled.
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Ahmad and Abdo scrambled out of bed, fighting for breath and coughing furiously.
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Alerted to the broadcast, Twitch scrambled to remove it and issue an apology.
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We scrambled up an incline, breathing the dark-green smell of crushed sage.
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Play was held up for about five minutes as officials scrambled fixed it.
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Jared Sherman, a Pete Buttigieg organizer in a checked lumberjack shirt, scrambled eggs.
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Scotland rejected independence in 2014, but Brexit has scrambled its politics since then.
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Breakfast was two scrambled egg whites with tomatoes and 50 calories of mozzarella.
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News organizations and Bay Area cities scrambled to produce their own, clearer maps.
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A bystander crouched on a median, then scrambled away as officers closed in.
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Lee and Sasha scrambled to find a way to save The Hard Swallow.
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The breakfast banh mi sandwich, with scrambled eggs and pickled daikon, cost $11.
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I make scrambled eggs with yellow pepper, jalapeños, cheese, and salsa on toast.
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A handful of brave souls have offered to testify; faces covered, voices scrambled.
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So, after decades of scrambled and spurious dietary advice, where are we now?
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Facing down a sequoia, the most grammatically scrambled thoughts wind up feeling right.
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In the meantime, Texas shelters along the border have scrambled to house migrants.
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I do soft-scrambled eggs with chives and shallots and crème fraîche inside.
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Assisted living centers scrambled to create new evacuation plans and keep relatives updated.
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Resident and tourists alike scrambled for safety the morning the alert was issued.
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For breakfast, there's congee, scrambled egg bhurji with Indian spices, and rice pongal.
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They scrambled to set the start of Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing for Sept.
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Vendors locked into exclusive contracts with the chain scrambled to find new outlets.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia has scrambled to rebuild his image among black Virginians.
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They also scrambled up the scarp one day to get their own view.
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Ten years ago, Nogueira would have scrambled up and tried to box again.
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I eat scrambled eggs with mushrooms on rye toast and a kiwi for breakfast.
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Montreal scrambled to find something to top the Rockefeller giant, but alas, spectacularly failed.
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Valium was crushed and put in scrambled eggs to feed the woman, Salzman said.
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Forsythe scrambled home just ahead of a perfect throw by former Dodger Josh Reddick.
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While Democrats scrambled to fix the mess in Iowa, Washington was a different scene.
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"They scrambled for information that could be shared with Russians without damage," says Priess.
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But also what happens when information about these kinds of events gets scrambled online.
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Diners and shoppers scrambled Wednesday night when two men opened fire at Sarona Market.
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I quickly jump in the shower and make scrambled eggs with toast for breakfast.
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I dress and make myself scrambled eggs and toast with cream cheese and cucumbers.
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Search crews scrambled to dig through rubble looking for people trapped under collapsed buildings.
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Staff scrambled to correct the mistakes, releasing an updated version about 30 minutes later.
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Another witness saw people getting trampled as protesters scrambled after the shooting started. 3.
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I get up and make a pot of coffee and scrambled eggs and toast.
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I scrambled for my shoe laces but he pushed me back on the table.
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But one post immediately jumped out at us: Teigen's recipe for soft-scrambled eggs.
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In the hours following the president's tweet, administration lawyers scrambled to figure out alternatives.
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Airlines have scrambled to meet demand by combining flights and making other schedule tweaks.
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As news of the censored works quickly went viral, officials scrambled to save face.
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Sometimes the gene would be damaged or scrambled, the copying imperfect or undertaken repeatedly.
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Teams of people scrambled to the men after the bike tumbled to the floor.
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The two F-15C aircraft scrambled from Portland didn't fire the plane, authorities said.
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Thousands of government employees have scrambled to pay for meals and cover their bills.
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I never knew I could be this excited for scrambled eggs before this moment.
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St-Pierre scrambled up and, clinging to Hendricks' lead leg, tried to muscle through.
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I scrambled at first, thinking, you know, I've built my whole life on this.
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As she scrambled to clean up her credit report, her automobile insurance premium doubled.
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Ko scrambled to a 70 in her bid to win her third straight major.
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Foreign security advisors on the site scrambled to make sure their clients were safe.
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Rodgers hit Nelson for 33, scrambled for 7 and hit Nelson for the touchdown.
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The Marlins beat the Yankees' scrambled bullpen and went on to win the title.
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Officials scrambled to put something together and set a tentative date of November 11.
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I munch on scrambled eggs and then clean up the kitchen while he showers.
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Janu scrambled to press the pause button, but she had already seen too much.
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For years afterward, they scrambled to keep their family afloat, working every available hour.
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So, the House scrambled and late yesterday passed a bill with the $237 billion.
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Gray's entry scrambled the Democratic primary, setting up a costly fight for the nomination.
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Yazidis ran from their homes and scrambled up the rocky slopes of Mt. Sinjar.
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While the university scrambled to acquire replacements, A.P.L. pushed ahead with brain-controlled aviation.
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Animals and humans scrambled for cover from the sudden barrage, visitor Jesse Barkalow said.
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One staffer, he said, scrambled over a fence to get away from the fire.
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All dialogue audio is scrambled and rendered unintelligible, complementing the fuzzed-out, grainy environment.
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It's scrambled egg whites, turkey bacon, turkey sausage, and a protein shake for breakfast.
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They also threw in 50 decoy pictures—randomly generated pixels that had been scrambled.
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People scrambled to escape as gunmen opened fire at worshippers, including dozens of children.
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So why would anyone want to read a scrambled up translation of the Bible?
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President Trump has scrambled traditional alliances in Washington across the policy spectrum, including energy.
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Scrambled eggs, dried pork, fish, or squid, and then some pickled vegetables and stuff.
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The GOP scrambled to rework the bill after a last-minute setback Thursday night.
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The Cleveland bullpen immediately scrambled into action while the athletic trainer attended to Bauer.
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Although he carried a cane, he scrambled nimbly among the rocks under the trees.
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Manning's husband scrambled to shield holdings from the five-year sweep that Medicaid conducts.
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For this reason, countless people scrambled to leave, including the rest of my siblings.
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The real danger was the mass panic that ensued as they scrambled to escape.
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Other TV programs scrambled to invite him to give his side of the story.
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The White House scrambled to lend a veneer of coordination to Mr. Trump's outburst.
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Top Justice Department aides scrambled to draft a statement about who would succeed him.
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Imagine if "scuba" — short for "self-contained underwater breathing apparatus" — were scrambled, he mused.
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"There are scrambled eggs, and grits, and soychig," Ms. Franklin recalled the maid saying.
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She stood back as they scrambled up the rocky incline, shouting and firing rifles.
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For now, however, the picture is scrambled, and no one knows what comes next.
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But the prospect of Mr. Xi as ruler in perpetuity has scrambled the equation.
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Putting out, say, some scrambled eggs, cooked carrot chunks, banana chunks, cooked squash, etc.
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All around Puerto Rico, museum directors and their staffs scrambled to protect their art.
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Gideon whips up slow scrambled eggs with herbs, and I make sausage or bacon.
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Sandra likes boiled eggs with avocado, and Alec takes them scrambled with a smoothie.
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Finally she told her parents, who were stunned but scrambled to find her rehab.
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The Scientist Who Scrambled Darwin's Tree of Life These MoviePass Superfans Found Each Other.
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Mexico has also scrambled to try and ensure that the Nafta pact remains trilateral.
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I shower and make a quick breakfast — scrambled eggs, shaved parmesan, and some strawberries.
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Ryan's staff scrambled late into the night to push forward the proposal by Reps.
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Another family member was making orange-tinted pasteles filled with turkey and scrambled eggs.
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Wolf Blitzer's brain was so scrambled, he could only find joy in a turtle.
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I'm not sure why this combination of scrambled eggs, sausage, peppers, and onion exists.
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With his team trailing by 29-13, Wilson scrambled free while seeking a receiver.
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The Trump era has utterly scrambled views of the FBI and the intelligence community.
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Republican and Democratic primaries for governor Insurgent candidates have scrambled both parties' gubernatorial primaries.
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In the days afterward, Corbyn's office scrambled to show that he was in control.
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I'll fix me a scrambled egg with a cinnamon raisin bagel in my toaster.
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Beat the eggs with a fork just as you would to make scrambled eggs.
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According to Taiwan's official Central News Agency, the scrambled F-16s carried live missiles.
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Ms. Ismail scrambled out the door with no spare clothes or even a phone.
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It's great for slicing avocados for salads, sandwiches, scrambled eggs, and of course, guacamole.
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Not too much, as everything visible in Iowa (crowd sizes, scrambled endorsements) was suggesting.
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Too proud — or chivalrous — to admit his mistake, Felix scrambled to arrange a lesson.
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Iraq's government scrambled to push for legislation to expel US troops from the country.
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Democrats scrambled to contain the fallout on Thursday after sexual assault allegations against Sen.
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Opponents also said their headsets would get scrambled when they played at Gillette Stadium.
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But even GOP leaders scrambled to distance themselves from the president's remarks in Helsinki.
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C. makes my favorite: red potatoes and scrambled eggs with hot sauce and avocado.
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Bethany prepares a breakfast of homemade banana pancakes or scrambled eggs with chopped spinach.
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I heat up today's low-carb vegan waffle, scrambled eggs and spicy chicken sausage.
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Staffers scrambled to move some of those patients into the hallways for their safety.
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They scrambled to safety, but an avalanche covered René with six metres of snow.
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An egg or two are not so much scrambled as scrawled across the surface.
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Republicans scrambled to find sources of revenue to offset some of the measure's cost.
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He cleared the water, scrambled upright and ran to the soldiers at the building.
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As their regulators failed on May 16, Ballinger scrambled to bring climbers down safely.
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Policymakers scrambled to stabilize markets and boost asset prices when U.S. housing markets unraveled.
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Foreign security advisers at the site scrambled to make sure their clients were safe.
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Last night's season two finale, "The Passenger," scrambled TV Twitter's collective central processing units.
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The reality star posted to Instagram Sunday night to show off her dinner of lavash and scrambled eggs, a unique combination favored by her dad Robert Kardashian Sr. "Any Armos eat lavash with scrambled eggs for dinner?" she wrote on Instagram stories.
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In their 2013 work "Becoming-Corpus," the visual design scrambled the dancers in intriguing ways.
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Yellow-and-white rags of roughly scrambled eggs are cooked separately and then tossed in.
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BF makes us breakfast sandwiches of scrambled eggs with peppers, onions, pecorino cheese, and prosciutto.
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They scrambled to safety as they watched the Honda disappear into hole filled with rainwater.
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The next option — a pizza omelette — makes old pizza and scrambled eggs somehow even grosser.
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American prosecutors scrambled to bring together civil court orders to seize and disrupt the network.
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But when Trump abandoned the accord in May, European leaders scrambled to save the deal.
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Turnbull also scrambled to assure his constituents that Trump had pledged to honor the deal.
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HARF: He makes really good scrambled eggs with all kinds of different stuff in them.
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SpaceX quickly scrambled to apply for the application just four days before the Iridium launch.
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I also end up cooking the rest of the daikon with sausage and scrambled eggs.
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Policymakers have scrambled to calm concern over the financial stability of the heavily indebted state.
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This did not exactly excite me to make scrambled eggs first thing in the morning.
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I make the baby a scrambled egg for dinner after he refuses to eat oatmeal.
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Scuffles have broken out in recent days as destitute people scrambled for food and firewood.
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With existing shelters in Nogales already nearly full, activists quickly scrambled to increase their capacity.
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Black Friday is no longer just a single day when shoppers scrambled to get deals.
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When the Saudi company defaulted in 2009, its creditors scrambled to recoup billions in losses.
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I make a pot of coffee for both of us, and scrambled eggs and toast.
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Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go make 600,000 scrambled eggs for breakfast.
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South Korea scrambled F-15 and F-16 fighter jets in response to the intrusions.
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The band's dynamics have been scrambled since the start of their recording hiatus in 2013.
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Regulators on both sides of the Channel scrambled to ensure business continuity and financial stability.
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No wonder all the tourists in his path scrambled to get out of the way.
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In 2017 WannaCry and NotPetya, two malware programs, scrambled files in organisations across the world.
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Someone brandished a gun and people backstage scrambled into the crowd as shots rang out.
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His new White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney has scrambled to meeting after meeting.
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The Wii made motion controlers so popular that Sony scrambled to try and ape it.
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Jenner makes Rob some turkey bacon and scrambled eggs with a heaping side of sympathy.
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" The aftermath: "Jacobs scrambled to his knees and said something about his glasses being broken.
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Cheap crude spurred record demand growth for motor fuels, which refineries worldwide scrambled to produce.
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Like South Korea, Japan also scrambled fighter jets to intercept the Russian and Chinese warplanes.
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The shares rose as investors scrambled to cover large bearish bets, analysts and traders said.
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Families scrambled to find shelter, gas stations were gridlocked, and stores ran low on supplies.
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Rarely, if ever, would you see scrambled eggs and bubble baths in the same sentence.
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Silicon Valley scrambled to cut ties with the company in the wake of the massacre.
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As opposition to Donald Trump's presidency mounts, progressives have scrambled to find signs of hope.
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You've got the reddish, saucy crust, the yellow scrambled eggs, and the orange cheddar cheese.
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Airlines scrambled to divert flights as Brussels airport announced it would remain closed on Wednesday.
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Rose and Morahan scrambled to come up with a different creative direction for the video.
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Soon, he heard Paradise was being evacuated and he scrambled to get his daughter out.
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I remember I had a plate of scrambled eggs that were made out of Styrofoam.
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His wife and four daughters scrambled down a stairway onto the field to embrace him.
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Then Bayh scrambled down a hill to a nearby road and flagged a passing motorist.
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"They scrambled the entire system, so it was impossible to find anything," Mr. Eisenstein said.
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Yet the conversation, upon closer listening, sounded warped, like a script chopped up and scrambled.
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Feeling for the scrambled eggs with your fingers, you fret about whether you appear disgusting.
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A ministry spokesman declined to say whether Finland had scrambled jets to identify the plane.
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The jets were scrambled "in order to assess the situation," the official told the network.
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Following Muslim tradition that encourages burials as soon as possible, residents scrambled to complete them.
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Then they sat down to scrambled eggs and sausage amid the lingering scent of cordite.
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Woodstock organizers scrambled to score a mass gathering permit several weeks ago, to no avail.
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Video from inside the plane showed smoke rising from underneath as passengers scrambled to disembark.
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Lest American dollars reach the blacklisted jihadists, the Bush administration scrambled to "isolate" Hamas financially.
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The UFC scrambled to create a new headline fight for the show in Las Vegas.
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Since the Kiva acquisition, retailers have scrambled to adopt technology to match Amazon's warehouse efficiencies.
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We scrambled to make arrangements for people to get in, so they can be covered.
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One staffer, he said, scrambled over a fence to get away from the fire. Rep.
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Parents have lost wages, tried to work at home or scrambled to find child care.
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But the economic rationale behind global supply chains has been scrambled by Mr. Trump's tariffs.
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The Sanders campaign has since scrambled to make a last-minute push among black voters.
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But Gulf officials scrambled to maintain an appearance of resolve and strength after the revision.
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The queens scrambled to get ready, gluing down their eyebrows and predicting the bottom three.
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It scrambled throughout the stadium before leaping from the top row to the plaza below.
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The storm hobbled airports, stranding passengers as they scrambled to find alternative options or lodging.
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Mr. Tillerson said he and Mr. Mattis scrambled to make calls to the Middle East.
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The vote was 5 to 4, and it scrambled some of the court's usual alliances.
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Holloway was pulled from the card and the UFC scrambled to find Nurmagomedov an opponent.
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One strategy even claims people can get through any scrambled cube in under 20 moves.
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Skaskiw and Jorgensen scrambled to pull the children aboard; the SWARM, now only meters away.
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When I'm traveling, boiled or scrambled eggs are often the most healthful, satisfying choices available.
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Officials scrambled to establish more than 60 shelters for the growing number of displaced people.
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MASSANE, Mozambique — When the water reached their feet, the family scrambled up a mango tree.
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Jackson avoided a sack, scrambled away, dodged some defenders, and scored a 24-yard touchdown.
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The metal girders of bridges along the course scrambled the digital compass on his iPhone.
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Police officials scrambled to release body camera footage showing that Mr. Augustus had a gun.
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I get up, shower, and make scrambled eggs to have with some strawberries for breakfast.
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Protesters scrambled to set up barricades as officers left the buses and entered the airport.
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Reporters from a wide array of organizations scrambled to interview anyone else they could find.
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The McDonald's Big Breakfast platter includes a biscuit, sausage, scrambled eggs, pancakes, and hash browns.
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Media reports say as many as 250 revelers scrambled for safety after shots were fired.
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His own diet, he said, included red meat, whole milk and eggs scrambled in butter.
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European leaders, incensed at being kept in the dark, scrambled to keep Iran from escalating.
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We have an order of scrambled eggs, a fruit salad, and more coffee and water.
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Though some of the migrants sneaked through the security phalanx, most scrambled back into Guatemala.
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Lawmakers have scrambled in recent weeks to reach a deal on DACA before the deadline.
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The real competitors scrambled, adjusting to the radical shift from hard ice to damp snow.
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As Congress scrambled to reach an agreement, President Donald Trump stayed involved from a distance.
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As engineers scrambled to repair the app, panicked Iowa party leaders were making a choice.
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As news of the children's deaths spread, the hospital scrambled to make a partial payment.
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Military jets were scrambled to escort the plane back to Britain, where she was arrested.
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Amazon's security warning last month caught Honey by surprise, and the company scrambled to respond.
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We're up and I make toaster waffles and scrambled eggs to kick off the day.
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And Joan Nathan's menemen, scrambled eggs with onion, tomato, herbs and peppers, looks deeply satisfying.
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And Joan Nathan's menemen, scrambled eggs with onion, tomato, herbs and peppers, looks deeply satisfying.
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Scientists scrambled, hoping to get there in time to take as many samples as possible.
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More than a half-dozen drafts circulated as aides scrambled to prepare for the speech.
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They scrambled the sequence of events within and beyond intervals of 2 to 3 seconds.
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Chinese-Americans have scrambled, though, to send aid to their friends and family in China.
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People scrambled to get onto the first floor, if they had one or the roof.
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I make a scrambled egg on a rice cake with Everything but the Bagel seasoning.
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We have some scrambled eggs on rye, which my parents have covered the bill for.
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The announcement shocked military commanders, who scrambled to craft a plan to satisfy Trump's desire.
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This has changed the game and, to borrow Lyotard's phrase, "scrambled" our perceptions of reality.
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The White House promptly fired Goldstein and scrambled to produce its own version of events.
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The asthmatic child cared for his seven siblings while his parents scrambled to make money.
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What was it like to have those relationships scrambled and rearranged on "The Last Jedi"?
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It's possible that because Justice League's narrative is so scrambled, this wasn't fully made clear.
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The dynamics of her workplace have not been totally reversed, but they have been scrambled.
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And if I go to a place like Melba's, I like catfish with scrambled eggs.
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The week Ms. Stefaniak vanished, her friends and family scrambled to alert Costa Rican authorities.
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It's not a straight retelling of the Oedipus story, of course; the pieces are scrambled.
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From then on in my life, I could absolutely not bear to eat scrambled eggs.
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Labor unions scrambled to reach a deal with the governor for a 2 percent raise.
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Both the Addis Eggs (spicy scrambled eggs with onions and jalapeños) and the Tsion Eggs (scrambled eggs with smoked salmon) are folded into pockets of injera that serve as perfect vehicles for moving food from plate to mouth, and for mopping up any remains.
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Perhaps he's gazing at his scrambled eggs as well, while watching the new South Park episode.
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The pound has since stabilized, and Friday morning had scrambled higher to $1.2807 versus the dollar.
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Breakfast tacos with beans, scrambled egg, and a thin layer of mashed potatoes, plus two cappuccinos.
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Guatemala's international airport had to be closed, as workers scrambled to clean ash off the runways.
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Lawyers and advocates coordinating travel for families scrambled to keep up with the last minute plans.
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Manufacturers scrambled to build or expand plants, but they couldn't move fast enough to satisfy customers.
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Several airlines added flights for the election and Malaysians scrambled to make plans to travel home.
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In some ways Trump could scramble this dynamic, just as he has scrambled the Republican Party.
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The promise of unitarity—that information can be scrambled but never lost—comes with a caveat.
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Apple reportedly scrambled to make sure the space was ready, wanting to do this announcement there.
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The cafeteria, three square meals, we saw breakfast, scrambled eggs, a biscuit, fruit, and hash browns.
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Chris Murphy scrambled to introduce an amendment to a pending spending bill to thwart the plan.
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As they scrambled to get the plans taken down, they wondered: Was this a backroom deal?
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Its management team has scrambled to offset the higher costs of tariffs through 60 different initiatives.
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Royal correspondents scrambled to think of any other royal who had ever worn a traditional sherwani.
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Kurdish and US officials scrambled to arrange the new partnership, the peshmerga coordinating with US jets.
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But Soderbergh's chopped and scrambled version cuts more to the core of what this picture is.
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Once the price trend changed in 2013, such investors scrambled to get out of the metal.
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I tried both methods to see which chef's scrambled eggs would reign supreme in my kitchen.
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Instead, leaks of the revelations forced tech companies' hands, and they scrambled to push out updates.
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While it's not the first vegan scrambled egg out there, Hampton Creek says it's the best.
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I load up on watermelon and berries from the buffet, along with bacon and scrambled eggs.
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Prepare muffins, chicken sausage patties, and scrambled eggs for breakfast at home instead of going out.
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Getting that iron bar through the head scrambled his brains, so what's he good for now?
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They once sold $11k golden eggs, once dressed like an egg, and once ate scrambled eggs.
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U.S. carriers have scrambled to raise revenue in the past few months as fuel prices rose.
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Generous splash of heavy cream and plenty of salt and pepper in the scrambled egg mixture.
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What is being read out is a scrambled version of the Preamble of the Indian Constitution.
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In the first nine months of last year, Japanese warplanes scrambled 476 times against Chinese interlopers.
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The clock ran out as he scrambled to pick the ball up and throw it away.
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Monie said the API returned scrambled passwords, but that password reset codes were sent in plaintext.
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Crashing oil prices spurred record demand growth for motor fuels, which refineries worldwide scrambled to produce.
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F-15s were scrambled to intercept the plane, but terrorism is not suspected as a motive.
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Yesterday, Foley posted a video of himself smearing peanut butter on a pile of scrambled eggs.
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Any messages you send will be scrambled and can only be "unscrambled" by the intended recipient.
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Each morning she scrambled to turn observations jotted in her sketchbook into perfectly looping cel animations.
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One hiker played dead and survived Terrified, the four hikers scrambled to pack and leave camp.
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You can make scrambled eggs or you can make an omelet with a vegetable-based liquid.
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Top U.S. policymakers didn't appreciate the dangers, then scrambled to draw up options to fight back.
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St. Clair scrambled to find a way to get her to her appointment the next day.
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I ask her if, after the protein is extracted, the egg could be scrambled and eaten.
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He "partially blocked" the mountain lion with his forearms, started brawling with it, and scrambled away.
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The umpire awarded the point to Cibulkova, even though Hsieh had actually scrambled her return back.
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Back on Earth, the computer scientists scrambled to figure out what had caused the processor overload.
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Passwords are typically scrambled using a hashing algorithm to prevent them from being read by humans.
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They could trap Curry, but that would allow Green to roll downhill against a scrambled defense.
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Companies scrambled to keep up with the demand for toys and merchandise related to the film.
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Once again we scrambled and gasped and stood up, clapping and cheering and definitely not crying.
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The backlash seems to have surprised the president, whose supporters quickly scrambled to justify his actions.
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As I scrambled to reload my weapon, I saw the cannon slowly swing toward my location.
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But politics is not a binary matter, especially now, when all the lines have been scrambled.
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Split and stuff arepas with desired fillings like scrambled eggs, ham and cheese or pulled pork.
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I lay on the bunk and counted the tiny cockroaches that scrambled all over the walls.
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I often leave these parties feeling very scrambled about what I think music for dancing is.
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We scrambled to pack our supplies and find shelter at a fancy hotel for the night.
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It was a crisis that made international headlines as health-care workers scrambled to provide care.
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It was escorted back to Pireaus after authorities scrambled air and sea assets to the area.
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More than a few of us were crying as we scrambled to retrieve their lifeless bodies.
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I make turkey bacon and scrambled eggs with crushed red pepper flakes, and slice some avocado.
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In Britain's Brexit-scrambled politics, four parties are competing and the winning margins will be narrow.
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Mr. Pugliares scrambled as an adult male bald eagle canvassed what would become its new home.
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As they scrambled to refill the tank, the car was surrounded by a pride of lions.
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The scrambled eggs were great, though — cheesy, fluffy, and creamy, they weren't overcooked like Denny's were.
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French helicopters, scrambled after the U.S. call for help, evacuated several soldiers wounded in the clash.
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Yusuf loves his mum's cooking though he makes scrambled eggs and toast all on his own.
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State health and environmental officials scrambled to respond after outrage from some residents and local officials.
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The dishes range from scrambled eggs in sea urchin to egg yolk shavings on ice cream.
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As more investors have scrambled into the trade, the price of this particular contract has bounced.
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The Oden, operated by the Swedish Polar Research Secretariat, scrambled a helicopter to pinpoint the buoy.
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Scrambled eggs and Ezekiel toast are a staple for her, but she enjoys the occasional muffin.
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Leaping from bed, Youssef scrambled to make sure his 9-month-old twins were still alive.
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So when OPEC agreed to production cuts, the commodity traders scrambled to cover those short positions.
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I had scrambled eggs (with a bit of Adobo sauce!) on avocado toast — my go-to.
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Obama's answer blames demographic and technological shifts that scrambled our economic, social, religious, and civic institutions.
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But you have to keep an eye on him and make sure he doesn't get scrambled.
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Wentz scrambled out of the pocket and fired a deep pass out of reach for Ertz.
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While Washington scrambled, debated and rationalized, Ocasio-Cortez was already back at work, making her case.
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Many farmers, such as Brad Doyle, have scrambled to find alternative ways to protect their crops.
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The Internet failed, water stopped running, and hospitals scrambled to keep incubators and dialysis machines going.
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Instead, to replicate the lurches and free falls of memory, Mr. Letts has scrambled the chronology.
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Whipsawed, we scrambled to cancel the tickets we had just bought — and quickly found it impossible.
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After Trump's speech, the administration quickly scrambled to take back multiple claims that the president made.
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With their ad sets going fallow, the Hubble team scrambled to find fresh and fertile ground.
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Every few minutes we heard whistling, which meant the killer was approaching, and scrambled to hide.
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It also reveals that senior HUD staff members scrambled to figure out ways to reconcile Mrs.
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Nickel touched its highest in a week as investors scrambled to buy at the cheaper prices.
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The late entrance of 2014 and 2016 nominee Michael Eggman has scrambled this race a bit.
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Educators scrambled to ensure that students graduate with these skills — and to prove it with data.
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But the program was rolled out so quickly that businesses and households scrambled for paper money.
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Militants have also targeted churches in recent years, and officials have scrambled to counter the assaults.
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Although Schildt emphasizes that's not why they've scrambled to get the product out there right now.
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I order a combination of fluffy lemon ricotta pancakes, pork sausage, scrambled eggs, and roasted potatoes.
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VW, like other automakers, was caught off guard and scrambled to beef up its S.U.V. offerings.
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His favorite authors were those who scrambled storytelling conventions, like John Dos Passos and William Faulkner.
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I knew TAHINI and OASIS, figured out CHAIN SAW and RHINITIS and scrambled on from there.
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Rather than being called to heel, the state scrambled to adapt to its new status quo.
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Think of the egg-filled Tunisian brik, for example, or spicy Indian scrambled eggs with chapati.
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Fact: Scrambled eggs are just that much better with a mountain of fresh parm on top.
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When you cook it up in a skillet, it looks like a pale yellow scrambled egg.
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Caught off guard, his advisers scrambled to reassure Puerto Rico that Washington was not abandoning it.
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Domestic companies like Prestige Ameritech, the country's largest mask maker, have scrambled to pump up production.
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The hundreds of thousands of commuters who rely on the station are poring over scrambled schedules.
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It's part of a scrambled effort to wrest back control of a chaotic situation in Syria.
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A tweed-clad woman clambered onto the runway, security guards scrambled and Gigi Hadid took action.
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The newly scrambled campaign will be on full display tonight at a debate in New Hampshire.
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Still, the Knicks' troubles were not just a matter of tired legs and scrambled time zones.
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She scrambled to reach Mr. Durst to ask for money, as she had in the past.
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They discover that colleagues are immensely passionate about scrambled eggs or are sunny-side-up diehards.
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The agency scrambled to restart power plants that automatically shut down for safety during the quake.
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Others like to see everything at once by laying the scrambled-up pieces on a table.
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The intersection of internet speech law and gun rights policy has scrambled some usual political divides.
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Once Acquavella reported — prematurely, as it turned out — securing all the Mirós, Pace scrambled even harder.
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Kozmo scrambled to boost its profit margins as investors began to back away from the company.
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A fourth person was injured as people scrambled off the patio outside the cafe on campus.
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Toss a knob of it into freshly cooked egg noodles or steamed zucchini or scrambled eggs.
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I eat French toast, scrambled eggs, and bacon for breakfast and chat with my co-workers.
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Not when gig workers scrambled for second and third jobs and young people drowned in debt.
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They scrambled when water began to infiltrate about an eighth of a mile from the house.
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As neighbors scrambled to help, the driver of the car fled without checking on the girl.
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Werts scrambled for 463 yards on 4th-and-10 to keep Georgia Southern's final drive alive.
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Students across Canada have scrambled to arrange their affairs and book flights out of the country.
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Other countries have also scrambled to boost their Arctic presence, stoking fears of intensifying geopolitical rivalry.
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Even those who aren't separated say the order has scrambled their plans for weddings and engagements.
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Hours after Muscat announced he was stepping down, the European Parliament scrambled a mission to Valletta.
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Yara and I scrambled to pull together the video diaries we had been collecting since November.
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Other countries have also scrambled to boost their Arctic presence, stoking fears of intensifying geopolitical rivalry.
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The news media scrambled to profile the inventor, and other doll makers stepped forward claiming credit.
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They scrambled to avoid even more treacherous consequences of the budget impasse, including a ratings downgrade.
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Staffers scrambled to find the jewelry ... but couldn't locate it in the dark, silicone-filled cabaret.
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Renault, which on paper controls Nissan, has scrambled in recent weeks to keep its partner happy.
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That shocking increase drew unwanted attention to its manufacturer, Mylan, which scrambled to explain itself to Congress.
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Eventually I get hungry, so I make myself scrambled eggs and feed the animals an early dinner.
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Since the escalation, world leaders have scrambled to head off an all-out war between the archrivals.
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The past few weeks in Colombia's peace process have looked as if someone had scrambled the calendar.
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Newspapers had nothing, and TV stations were mum as journalists on the ground scrambled to gather facts.
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From the front of the sanctuary, Myers scrambled up the narrow stairs leading to the choir loft.
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CBP officers processed international travelers through "alternative procedures" while the agency scrambled to get systems back online.
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Dry mouth, chapped lips, brains like scrambled eggs, sure I was going to throw. the. fuck. up.
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And White House aides scrambled to distribute tickets, worrying about Trump's reaction if the crowd appeared thin.
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Britain has also scrambled jets in recent months to intercept Russian jets near the United Kingdom's airspace.
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The biggest U.S. airlines have scrambled in recent years to segment their economy-class cabins into subcategories.
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Jerry Moran in the Senate Republican primary this year, but the Senate Republicans scrambled to prevent that.
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That show placed scrambled, amnesiac, topographical scenographies over distinct cultural values: an outdated, modernist, utopian, colonizer's conjecture.
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I scrambled for some sort of a knife or something to protect her and she was crying.
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On Tuesday, residents scrambled to fortify their homes with sandbags, but it was too late for some.
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I'm craving eggs for some reason, so I make scrambled eggs and add some turkey for protein.
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Whole-wheat toast with one scrambled egg, olive oil, sliced avocado, salt, pepper and chili flakes Snack
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We still have eggs, so we make some scrambled eggs and smoothies with berries from the freezer.
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I am still not hungry when I get home, so I eat some tomatoes and scrambled eggs.
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On the weekends she uses the generator to make coffee and, sometimes, scrambled eggs and maple sausage.
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My brain, or maybe my fiercely loyal adoptee heart, scrambled and rewrote the question I'd been set.
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The three of them eventually form a strange little family where all the typical titles are scrambled.
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Some foods come in special forms, such as spaghetti which requires added water or rehydratable scrambled eggs.
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Across the internet after the violence, the pro-Trump media's narrative — usually clear and concise — appeared scrambled.
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Instead Russell Wilson retrieved the loose ball, scrambled and hit Tyler Lockett for a 35-yard gain.
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There I was, sweaty and tired, having just scrambled my way up a dangerously steep rock face.
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Graham scrambled on top of a pile of broken seats and pulled out one of the panes.
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I make scrambled eggs and separate them into two containers for breakfast over the next two days.
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As millions of citizens scrambled to apply for their first passports, backlogs swelled and many were stranded.
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We have croissants, toasts, scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, cheese, and fruits to sustain us until the evening.
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Activists scrambled to prevent Ablikim Yusuf's deportation after he posted a viral cellphone video online last week.
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The stories are louche, mischievous and very queer — fairy tales scrambled with fan fiction and body horror.
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It has scrambled to find ways in which tech firms might be deemed to offend existing doctrine.
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The company said that hackers scooped up users' names, email addresses, scrambled passwords, a dates of birth.
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In Africa Britain has scrambled to improve relationships with some of the continent's worst human-rights offenders.
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The airlines insisted that the cameras were not operational, but they scrambled to cover them up anyway.
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Eyewitness videos showed the progression of the fire as newsrooms scrambled to send staffers to the scene.
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But you're still looking at me the same damn way, like I shit in your scrambled eggs.
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Adrianza rounded third, and Cano tried to nab the runner as he scrambled back to the bag.
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Microsoft pulled this off when it scrambled its jets to build a web browser two decades ago.
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Even the guest list was scrambled early, sources with knowledge of the gathering told NBC News. Gens.
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He easily takes care of himself, makes toast and eggs (scrambled or fried), drives, and much more.
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Overnight, data hoarders and hentai enthusiasts scrambled to archive Sad Panda, with only a few hours' notice.
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The software seemed to get me—and my scrambled misspellings—in ways that no other had before.
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Often the same book about trains, over and over again, until it basically has scrambled my brain.
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Volunteers scrambled to reconnect each phone, collecting armfuls of non-working units that they'd already handed out.
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When the Queen is feeling a little wild, she'll request scrambled eggs with smoked salmon and truffle.
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After Obama whispered to the announcer about the error, staffers scrambled to find prepared remarks about McDonald.
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In fairness to Bisping, the moment St-Pierre did begin moving, he scrambled up and broke free.
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The company typically stores passwords on its servers in a cryptographically scrambled state known as a hash.
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When it did, journalists scrambled to and fro hoping to catch the best shots of the reenactors.
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Modern (or archaic) music choices, quicker (or slower) cutting, iconic scenes and images scrambled out of sequence.
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With further upside barred by profit-takers and producers' forward selling, investors have scrambled for the exit.
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As the threat of rain loomed Wednesday, migrants scrambled to cover their tents with black plastic tarps.
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Lewerke scored from 14 yards when he scrambled up the middle and dived into the end zone.
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She shot a faintly quizzical look, and I scrambled to convince her that I wasn't a fraud.
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A withered person with a scrambled mind, memories sealed away: That is the familiar face of Alzheimer's.
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Mr. Marakovic said that many venture firms scrambled to raise money this year as public markets dipped.
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With no time to flee, the coffee shop's workers scrambled to an apartment on the second floor.
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Negash and his team scrambled to shelter them in a variety of situations, including on military bases.
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The order caused chaos at airports, as officials scrambled to enforce it before being blocked by courts.
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I remember once, years ago, when one of her teeth broke while she was eating scrambled eggs.
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Clinton's campaign scrambled when news broke about her use of a private server as secretary of state.
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I mean, completely scrambled letters, because that is going to be stronger per just length of password.
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Research-oriented pharmaceutical companies have scrambled to distance themselves from Valeant, but have not been entirely successful.
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And then we drove south, into nothingness, because vegan scrambled eggs and browsing fruit are not sublime.
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Like Spieth, I scrambled to make the best of a situation that had gotten away from me.
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With the death of the male rhino, scientists have scrambled to find ways to save the subspecies.
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When he saw her he scrambled to his feet and hit his head on the stone ceiling.
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Jedidiah is just an everyday guy who loves his parents, dancing, and eating scrambled eggs for breakfast.
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Key prefers scrambled, but can't share any with Peele, who says he recently developed an egg allergy.
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But Mr. Liang and others kept lying as they scrambled to find explanations that would appease regulators.
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As it scrambled to assert control, it appointed Alvarez to take direct responsibility for the European business.
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The Thai government has scrambled to restore tourism with schemes such as granting waivers on visa fees.
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Employees have scrambled to establish work-from-home set-ups and newscasts have emanated from other cities.
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Neither lawmaker could explain who made the change, Mactaggart told me, but Hertzberg scrambled to fix it.
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Once in the United States, they scrambled to get menial jobs, like packing fruit or sewing clothes.
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For now, Trump's position on free trade has scrambled America's polarized politics in unusual and entertaining ways.
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Mr. Trump's immigration speech was almost postponed this week as officials scrambled to find an appropriate location.
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If Trump had championed labor over corporations, he could have scrambled American politics by creating new alliances.
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Mr. Dedi scrambled to record video of his boat's coordinates, 72 nautical miles north of the Natunas.
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Now, San Diego County officials say service providers have been inundated as they've scrambled to help families.
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Last year, for example, clubs scrambled to honor a semiofficial edict that banned visible tattoos during games.
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The team scrambled to get on overnight flights that got the players to Dallas on Friday morning.
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Kaew, who had no scuba gear with him, scrambled to higher ground, barely escaping the final deluge.
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Mr. Duo threw candy into the air as people scrambled to scoop up pieces from the ground.
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People jammed the roads and airports as they scrambled to evacuate in Florida and parts of Georgia.
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Earlier Sunday, reporters scrambled to track three planes headed from Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, to Singapore.
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The figure would have been lower had Auburn quarterback Jarrett Stidham, a sophomore, not scrambled with aplomb.
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Demolition seemed assured several months ago, but Perry residents scrambled to raise money to relocate the building.
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He scrambled toward second, and his headfirst slide just beat Gurriel's throw to second baseman Jose Altuve.
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"Like lasagna with mashed potatoes, or breakfast — a lot of scrambled eggs, bacon, and hashbrowns," he added.
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If North Korea scrambled aircraft or fired antiaircraft missiles, we could very quickly have an enormous escalation.
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White House officials also scrambled to walk back three critical aspects of Trump's announcement after the fact.
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He'll cue Mr. Smythe and Mr. Tordini to play certain measures backward, or in a scrambled order.
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We unroped and scrambled over a mix of snow and rock as the route gradually grew steeper.
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Morning came, and he scrambled out of bed for baseball practice, forgetting all about the whole charade.
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Instead of cringing through carrot sticks, they can fill up guilt-free on chorizo with scrambled eggs.
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The reporting on Mr. Bolton's manuscript, which is scheduled for publication in March, has scrambled that strategy.
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Meanwhile, the surging mainstream popularity of K-pop and Afrobeats has scrambled our sense of pop's metropoles.
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They scrambled over mounds of rubble in the street, carrying small children and helping the elderly across.
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Fearing a fuel explosion, they scrambled out of the plane and encountered their first bit of luck.
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Heated words followed, and the leaders of Japan and South Korea scrambled to tamp down the tensions.
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Their senses became so scrambled, their yearning so pitched, that when they disembarked, flowers smelled almost oppressive.
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Our brains are so scrambled that it's starting to make sense that none of it makes sense.
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Elio Sancho: Chorizo is really important in a dish that consists of scrambled eggs, potatoes, and chorizo.
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Such glass did not exist except in the lab, but Corning scrambled to get it into production.
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U.S. stock indexes opened lower as investors scrambled for safer assets such as gold and government bonds.
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Yet Trump's ever-bolder determination to defy constraints on presidential behavior has scrambled calculations on all sides.
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At first she was overwhelmed by cheers as guests scrambled to capture the moment on their phones.
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Maybe make spicy scrambled eggs for breakfast tomorrow or Sunday, or yogurt parfaits with cherries and pistachios?
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The throw beat Smoak, but Carter — who scrambled to first — was ruled not to have touched it.
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Reporting by Journal describes practices employed by Under Armour as it "scrambled" to meet aggressive sales goals.
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Perkins scrambled 242 yards for his ninth rushing touchdown of the season and a 2295-27 lead.
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Everybody was terrified and we rushed to the gates and frantically scrambled to jump over the fence.
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Mahomes then scrambled to find Sammy Watkins for a two-point conversion to complete the game's scoring.
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Without a clear chain of command, the policy making process can be easily scrambled and break down.
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Many of us love eating eggs by themselves, whether it be scrambled, fried, or sunny side up.
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Kim Reynolds issued a disaster declaration as first responders scrambled to rescue dozens of people from floodwater.
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A spokesperson for the Royal Air Force (RAF) confirmed that Typhoon jets were scrambled on Sunday morning.
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They had no sooner scrambled into life jackets when a five-meter wave bore down on them.
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The architect scrambled to meet the request, handing over plans to Mr. Trump at his Manhattan office.
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I scrambled to look for the menu of canned responses, but my new friend had drifted off.
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"Kudos to you for doing this alone," one young woman chirped as we scrambled past each other.
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Tesla drivers in Florida got an unexpected assist this weekend as they scrambled to evade Hurricane Irma.
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He was, and so his national security team scrambled to run interference and keep the U.S. in.
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The Pentagon scrambled to catch up with Mr. Trump's comments and referred questions to the White House.
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It gave us replays and extended timeouts, pushed World Series games into prime time, scrambled conference affiliations.
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Taiwan jets scrambled and repelled their Chinese counterparts, which came within 115 miles of the island's coast.
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Mr. Biden scrambled to defend himself and contain the crisis, the first of his possible presidential bid.
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Taiwan's air force scrambled aircraft, which accompanied and monitored the Chinese bombers, the island's defense ministry said.
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Facebook spent a year in purgatory while it scrambled to create a mobile ad business from scratch.
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Since the relaxation of international Iran sanctions, European companies have scrambled to get into the Iranian market.
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One such morning, after consuming a plate of scrambled eggs, I vomited right there at the table.
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The Avalanche scrambled and got the tying goal on Compher's 11th goal of the season at 17:15.
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The pirate crew scrambled into a lifeboat just before the ship sank, and they were arrested shortly thereafter.
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Election officials scrambled to issue paper ballots in some locations, which quickly ran out, according to reports online.
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Have a cup of homemade coffee and make some scrambled eggs and toast, which I pair with strawberries.
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In Washington, aides scrambled to meet Trump's demand for the paperwork to be completed for a formal announcement.
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I have a bowl of Cheerios and indulge in a piece of sourdough bread with some scrambled eggs.
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Forget the poached eggs, scrambled eggs, chocolate covered bunnies with eggs, egg-on-egg propaganda for a second.
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Doctors and nurses scrambled to rescue him as someone quickly ushered Caleb and Rebecca into the waiting area.
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Under those bald branches, growth was rapid as vines and chutes—nourished by seaweed deposits—scrambled for sunlight.
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One picked up a gun and scrambled to his feet as women and children fled for their lives.
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Investors have scrambled for the exits after data on Friday's showed the largest U.S. wage growth since 2009.
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Mizrahi and Keeve (along with Nina Santisi) scrambled to finish the movie in time for the first screening.
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As he scrambled through his performance, NBA players filtered back out onto the court for warm-up shots.
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Don't get it twisted, though—those sausages are absolutely fine for frying up and mixing with scrambled eggs.
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The internet erupted, people scrambled to organize protests, information on how to help disseminated across social media timelines.
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Troops in Iraq scrambled to add extra protection however they could, including welding on pieces of junked steel.
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Who knew all we really needed for improved mornings was a lesson in scrambled eggs from Gordon Ramsay?
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Joe Crowley, national political outlets have scrambled to not miss the next insurgent candidate to upset the establishment.
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I always have a bit of protein and I don't have normal scrambled eggs, I do egg whites.
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Kevin Labanc took the puck from a scrambled faceoff and put it back to Karlsson at one point.
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Spieth scrambled to give himself a makable par putt, but the round's magical air had an expiration date.
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While Trump's candidacy has scrambled traditional political coalitions, it has had a particularly pronounced effect in foreign policy.
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On September 5, Mercury snaps out of a retrograde that began August 12 and scrambled signals clear up.
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We have a chat and a cuddle in bed before making lattes, scrambled eggs, and bacon for brekkie.
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The other group ate mostly unprocessed foods, including oatmeal, roast beef, Greek yogurt, fresh scrambled eggs and barley.
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This week completely scrambled the video landscape, and its implications are going to take months to fully understand.
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As the economy scrambled to meet China's demand for iron ore and coal, Australia's terms of trade spiked.
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A Business Insider report referred to "chaos" inside Facebook as the company scrambled to respond to Apple's action.
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Inside the hotel, waiters scrambled to serve dinners that went largely uneaten, at least at the starrier tables.
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Japanese fighters scrambled a record 806 times to intercept Chinese planes in the year that ended March 31.
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It's stuck with what's going on before before you can stage that propulsive, slightly less scrambled next move.
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Back in Washington, the summit scrambled the usual dividing lines between military hawks and the foreign-policy establishment.
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The campaigns had scrambled to arrange hasty exits to New Hampshire, which will hold its primary Feb. 9.
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I scrambled searching for news on other races — scouring the web for glimmers of hope and good news.
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The fighters were scrambled out of PDX but flew around for a while and did not find it.
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For nearly 12 hours, DHS officials scrambled to make sense of what the White House was up to.
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But the "Great Vowel Shift" scrambled the long vowels of English over several centuries, starting roughly in 1400.
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Last week, Chicago&aposs Jordan Howard had a 50-yard run and QB Mitchell Trubisky scrambled for 46.
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Whatever the case is we hope you enjoy your eggs, whether they are cloudy or just plain scrambled.
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Snapchat lovers scrambled to get there quick and stand in long lines in hopes of scoring a pair.
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In the week since he announced tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, countries have scrambled to win reprieves.
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I buy garlic naan from the chicken restaurant next door and make scrambled eggs with tomato and onions.
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His scrambled brain made him a good audience surrogate, but it also turned him into an exposition machine.
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Asian buyers have scrambled for fill-in supplies from China while Japan has tapped its emergency grain stockpile.
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The AI robot then scrambled the database for ideas (humans were required to actually produce the final creative).
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Weinstein's gone from kingmaker to pariah as artists have scrambled to distance themselves from him and his associates.
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Since then, global automakers, aircraft companies and other manufacturers have scrambled to identify potential hazards in their products.
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Many residents immediately scrambled for cover from what they believed was an inbound nuclear missile from North Korea.
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He was able to fix Jarvis after Ultron scrambled his code in "Age of Ultron" to build Vision.
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Quarterbacks (17 for 122, 7.2 average) have scrambled against Detroit's man coverage, and Harrison doesn't play passing downs.
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Behind the scenes, George Stephanopoulos, then a communications aide, scrambled to load the correct version into the machine.
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He scrambled to quell the concerns, according to lawmakers who discussed strategy with him at a meeting Wednesday.
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Oh Chong Song was shot multiple time as he scrambled to the south side of the JSA compound.
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The pro wrestling legend was put into a medically induced coma while doctors scrambled to save his life.
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Two plays later Prescott scrambled six yards for the touchdown with 5:41 left in the third quarter.
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Meanwhile, the whole tech industry scrambled to build knock-offs of Snap's vision of an ephemeral, visual future.
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Only in Australia can you dine on scrambled eggs with a kangaroo on the side... of the table.
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Taiwan scrambled aircraft to drive away the Chinese planes on Sunday, the self-ruled island's defense ministry said.
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The cost of rail freight on the secondary market has spiked as shippers scrambled to secure empty space.
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I scrambled to get a cup to place under it, and managed to capture most of the water.
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More than two dozen stadium workers scrambled to clear hash marks and yard lines during breaks in play.
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While your work is autobiographical, it never seems diary-esque or scrambled because of your clean drawing style.
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" Reynolds scrambled for a moment, asking for more information on the rating system and sighing, before admitting: "One!
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They fled up to the second floor and scrambled to figure out a solution to getting out safely.
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We ordered the nest of sautéed cubed potatoes with crisp bacon and perfect scrambled eggs in the center.
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Indeed, by 1996, with undesignated space vanishing, the Senate scrambled to find something for the retiring majority leader.
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Facebook scrambled on Monday to respond to a new and startling line of attack: accusations of political bias.
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The drive was kept alive by Taylor, who scrambled away from pressure to complete a third-down pass.
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Instead of indulging in a "flat tax," Washington scrambled to claw back much of the 2628 tax cuts.
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Brokers have scrambled to cut earnings expectations and price targets on a slew of UK mid-range companies.
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Fountains erupted in wine and servants scrambled everywhere to serve the royals, their noble constituents, and sizable armies.
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Passengers scrambled to save the woman from getting sucked out the window that had been smashed by debris.
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Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and other platforms scrambled to take down the video, which had gone viral within minutes.
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Rusal's customers scrambled to find other suppliers while stockpiles of the metal from its abandoned orders piled up.
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But a scrum ensued as democrats scrambled to block their rivals from holding a meeting of their own.
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The New York Times: U.S. decision to withdraw from Syria abruptly scrambled the geopolitics of the Middle East.
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In the weeks that followed, online shoppers then scrambled to find out where they could buy these online.
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In fact, when we put the pans to the test, scrambled egg came straight off when hand washed.
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Residents scrambled to make final preparations before the storm, which tore through the Turks and Caicos Friday morning.
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Ahmad scrambled for an apartment and was on the road to his dream of opening an Arab grocery.
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In June, British Typhoon fighter jets scrambled to intercept Russian Su-30 Flanker fighters twice in two days.
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We tried Hampton Creek's elusive 'scrambled egg' product that's been in development for 4 years — here's the verdict
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As Buckingham scrambled to salvage his political fortunes, Anna Maria slipped off to a convent and later remarried.
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Federal regulators scrambled to issue last-minute rules during the "midnight" period between Election Day and Inauguration Day.
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They scrambled for research topics that gave them an excuse to be together, and completed each other's sentences.
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The data is scrambled between users and therefore, according to those companies, not something even they can access.
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It has also -- and here's where the aliens come in -- scrambled our collective sense of what's truly sensational.
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And in the scrambled electoral map of 2016, Arizona looks increasingly as if it will be in play.
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The order caused chaos at airports, as officials scrambled to enforce it before it was blocked by courts.
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One woman scrambled out of her home in the middle of the night after hearing a loud crack.
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However, the Kings launched a 20-3 spurt that left the Clippers scrambled for answers after the defeat.
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The Eurostar trains to Brussels were not running, so we scrambled to find a way to get there.
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Later, they scrambled around the playground and its jungle gym as teachers looked on and chatted with parents.
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In the video below, look at how scrambled the defense becomes when they run the point in transition.
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The club was permitted to keep its dining facilities open while the staff scrambled to make immediate corrections.
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ARM has been whupping Intel in mobile chip design for years, and Intel has scrambled to catch up.
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In the subsequent months, workers scrambled to build a covering, or "sarcophagus," to prevent the spread of contaminants.
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I scrambled across scree-filled passes whose rocks were purple in the rain and along patches of ice.
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Mr. Weinstein and his public relations team scrambled to craft a response to the allegations in October 2017.
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Like, I was transported somewhere, it felt real, my mind is a bit scrambled, but what a ride.
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Other outlets scrambled to get to Kraft, who ended up repeating to them what he had told me.
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Wall Street analysts scrambled to cut their price targets on Apple, with at least 27 lowering their estimates.
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Caught off guard by the surprise attacks, the British government scrambled to dispatch troops to aid the Norwegians.
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Make scrambled eggs and check in with editors to make sure we're set for the cover story rollout.
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I like folding it into scrambled eggs at the last second; it gives them a nice cheesy consistency.
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Wilson scrambled for 16 yards to the Chargers 28 and, after a spike, Seattle had 63 seconds left.
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Osaka let out a shriek as she scrambled to return one of his deep shots down the line.
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Organizers scrambled to find another site, and prominent Singaporeans agreed to host, the people familiar with planning said.
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They scrambled to capture the image, producing the first color photograph taken of the Earth from the moon.
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He also scrambled the congressional agenda at a time when lawmakers face several big tests in coming weeks.
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Organizers scrambled to move it to Vernon, but the town repeatedly denied Woodstock's application to be held there.
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As Hurricane Michael battered the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday, officials scrambled to open evacuation centers in three states.
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As Frazier scrambled back to the bag, Bautista threw the ball back in to Goins, the second baseman.
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Casinos in the Chinese territory were shut for two weeks as authorities scrambled to contain the virus outbreak.
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A few days later, my sons sat at the kitchen table as I scrambled eggs at the stove.
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Here she uses similarly delicate phyllo, tucking it around a velvety mix of shredded chicken and scrambled eggs.
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Families have scrambled to higher ground, some to other cities like Dallas or San Antonio, others into shelters.
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Officials scrambled to reach stranded people, urging boat owners to pitch in on an enormous and frantic rescue.
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In the video, the car tilted downward after Turner scrambled in and the window was underwater in seconds.
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Authorities also scrambled to provide relief to local people with another spell of heavy snow expected on Friday.
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Fans seated in the area behind the basket scrambled away to avoid getting caught up in the fracas.
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His campaign had scrambled to arrange the last-minute event, but the gamble appears to have paid off.
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Congress scrambled to reach an agreement before midnight Friday, when some government agencies will run out of money.
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Yes, but: Despite the higher prices, business is booming as shoppers scrambled to find a tree this year.
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Earlier this month, Taiwan twice scrambled fighter jets to intercept Chinese air force aircraft which approached the island.
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Tech companies scrambled to remove the 17-minute video, but copies remained available for hours on many platforms.
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I get French toast with home fries, and he gets scrambled eggs, bacon, ham, sausage, and home fries.
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Video of Clinton played on loop on the cable networks as Clinton aides scrambled to do damage control.
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It's a delicious and satisfying one-pot meal, built by bridging the two main ingredients with scrambled eggs.
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It scrambled the field just as Gephardt was finally going on the air with a sustained, positive campaign.
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As the sedan sped away, other members of the Soleimani/Muhandis party scrambled into a van and followed.
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Dr. Pimple Popper wasted no time cutting open Steve&aposs lipoma, which contained fat deposits resembling scrambled eggs
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According to Lee, the first piece she removed resembled scrambled eggs, and another piece looked like scalloped potatoes.
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Many in China scrambled to buy face masks to protect themselves from the previously unknown, flu-like infection.
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Many in China scrambled to buy face masks to protect themselves from the previously unknown, flu-like infection.
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He initially proposed a 15x15 version of the theme with answers that scrambled Utah, Ohio, Maine and Oregon.
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Families scrambled to track down their imprisoned relatives and scraped together money to try to secure their release.
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Several law enforcement officers scrambled to get out of the way as the semi barreled off the road.
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Since then, airlines have scrambled to deal with the continued fallout resulting from halted service and ongoing delays.
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The teams scrambled for the rebound under the basket, but the Spurs could not get off another shot.
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In Palu, workers scrambled to rescue about 50 people trapped beneath the debris of the Roa Roa hotel.
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Outside, a few other officers scrambled to take cover and one of them was shot in the hand.
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And so the neighbors scrambled about trying to figure out a way to be part of the festival.
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When similar strikes hit the country six years ago, global oil prices spiked as it scrambled to restock.
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Earlier this month Taiwan scrambled jets to shadow the carrier as it made its way to Hong Kong.
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Targets are a three by three grid, featuring nine scrambled letters that together make up a full word.
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As Mr. Uh's star quickly rose, the understaffed restaurant scrambled to keep up with lines out the door.
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As lawmakers scrambled to get the spending bill passed, the final obstacle wasn't over funding or policy: Sen.
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Engineers scrambled to figure out what had gone wrong and whether Opportunity was susceptible to the same flaw.
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But Perry showed activity off his back and quickly scrambled up as Ellenberger struggled to consolidate half guard.
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The machine can make fried or scrambled eggs, and was made as a treat for the creator's father.
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You will remember that for Henderson, he landed shots along the fence, and scrambled up from the takedowns.
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The sandwich is made up of thirteen different "layers of goodness," including chicken-fried steak, green pork chili, scrambled eggs with cheese, chicken-fried ham steak, red-eye gravy with pinto beans, hash browns, jalapeño cheese sauce, more scrambled eggs with cheese, a buttermilk-fried chicken breast, and country pork gravy.
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In the way that the Internet has scrambled pretty much everything, it has remade the textbook of oddball rap.
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It's suspected that most of the people were injured in the chaos as people scrambled to flee the train.
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Google scrambled to fix the issue, which it said was the result of "vandalism" on one of its sources.
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As oil and gas prices tumbled over the past 29 months, eroding his wealth, McClendon scrambled to raise cash.
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In the wake of Charlottesville, for example, officials in some cities have scrambled to take down their Confederate monuments.
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Would-be rescuers scrambled through the ruins in the provincial capital Portoviejo, digging with their hands to find survivors.
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Faced with a hard shipping deadline of June 29, Apple's employees scrambled as managers bickered and executives locked horns.
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She scrambled for ways to ward him off, telling him it was against her religion to date married men.
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Emergency services were scrambled to the West London scene at around 4.15pm as the airport's control tower was evacuated.
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As news of the WannaCry ransomware attack broke last week, companies and governments scrambled first to keep it contained.
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I make my usual weekend breakfast: Vietnamese iced coffee and scrambled eggs with mozzarella cheese and everything bagel seasoning.
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Those beautiful eggs, for starters, scrambled with cream, spooned back into the shell, and topped with heaps of caviar.
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As the shelter space rapidly filled Saturday night, Temple Shalom in Naples scrambled to open its doors to evacuees.
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When that rocket exploded, the team scrambled to make do with the supplies already on the International Space Station.
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The internal memo, not previously reported, came as White House advisors also scrambled to shed light on Trump's announcement.
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At noon, Wang cooked her son the first meal on their new gas cooker: scrambled eggs and steamed dumplings.
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Studies have found that newborns will pay more attention to faces than to faces whose features have been scrambled.
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I flip my laundry, make scrambled eggs, say goodbye, and then call a Lyft Line to take me Georgetown.
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But a variety of past studies indicate that the effects of exercise on sleep are more scrambled than that.
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Amid the awe, witnesses scrambled to document the spectacle and share their experience with the world on social media.
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Workers reportedly put in grueling hours as store operators scrambled to keep up with the surge in impatient customers.
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The internal memo, not previously reported, came as White House advisers also scrambled to shed light on Trump's announcement.
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When the 11-year-old didn't show up to second period that day, administrators scrambled to track her down.
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"Besides having scrambled eggs instead of runny eggs, thankfully I didn t have to change my diet," Duncan says.
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As they tossed them out, the family accidentally broke a water pipeline, and it sprayed water as they scrambled.
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Parched vegetation from unseasonably hot weather and low humidity was already igniting elsewhere, and firefighters scrambled to keep up.
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I do a "Yoga with Adriene" video and then make eggs scrambled in dulse butter with kale for dinner.
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Standard breakfast order includes two scrambled eggs, two pieces of bacon, and two pieces of white (or rye) toast.
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Thankfully, his friends scrambled to form a makeshift rope out of their clothes, before police arrived to retrieve him.
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Image: WikimediaOn May 18593rd, 1967, the United States Air Force scrambled to ready nuclear missile-laden aircraft for deployment.
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In her "Lost Text" (2017), Navjot turns a technical computer glitch that scrambled all her research into indecipherable code.
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Traders in Asia have also scrambled to buy oil products to ship to the United States and Latin America.
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Parents have scrambled to get the speckled egg, resorting to online auction sites and entering into social media giveaways.
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The German weather service scrambled to develop new kit that could automatically transmit vital weather reports back to Berlin.
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I make scrambled eggs and throw it in a tortilla with some salsa, Sriracha, and cheese from the fridge.
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Somehow, Miller's excuses weren't enough to satisfy his fellow Texas Republicans, who scrambled to distance themselves from the tweet.
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The flooding brought a rise in cases of the highly contagious disease cholera, which authorities have scrambled to contain.
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AND IN THE 200s IT DID, AND EVERYONE SCRAMBLED FOR NEW EXPLANATION, AND THAT'S WHERE THE TERM CAME FROM.
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