Mound and scrape, mound and scrape—the Mackenzie and Liard work like a painter preparing drywall.
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The study in Scientific Reports notes that these scrape traces could also be remnants of "scrape feeding," when animals scratch around for food in the ground.
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She appears to have suffered a massive scrape/bruise on the back of her right thigh, as well as another scrape/bruise on her right shoulder.
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There is a slight swell to the sea now, and the pan and the bottle in the forward hold roll and scrape inside, roll and scrape with the loll of the boat.
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That way, they don't bump and scrape against one another.
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ChemChina would need to scrape together the remaining $28 billion.
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He might scrape more than 50% in the first round.
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Scrape about half of this batter into your prepared pan.
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Plugins that scrape ads can expose people's info if misused.
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Ordinary folk in the novel scrape about to avoid destitution.
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If they scrape together enough support, they'll form a government.
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Scrape flesh off bone, remove sinews, and grind into flakes.
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Some will scrape together the needed funds; others will not.
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There's been some scrape with the taxi and the coloreds.
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Scrape the seeds out and soak it in cold water.
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Matt felt a little knuckle of rage scrape his throat.
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Split the vanilla beans and scrape them into the sugar.
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Let's take a look and scrape together a solve. 1.
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Our job was to scrape off the muscle and fat.
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They are applied with a toothbrush and scrape stains off.
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They're not welcome here, and it's difficult to scrape by.
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Harvey Borisy, 5, complained about a scrape on his elbow.
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Cops say they noticed the scrape and photographed the injury.
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There are the plugins that scrape the internet for pirated material.
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Scrape down sides and bottom of bowl with a flexible spatula.
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Scrape down sides of bowl, add heavy cream, and beat well.
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Scrape down sides of bowl, add sour cream, and beat well.
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"We had to kind of scrape by until then," she said.
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Please scrape that image off the top of our brains immediately.
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Scrape the sides and bottom of the bowl and stir again.
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I've talked myself out of many an emotional scrape that way.
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Above Brady's heavily taped right ankle was a small, red scrape.
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He'd take his knife out and scrape off all the paint.
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Also, someone has to scrape this squished wax off the floor.
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Most slum dwellers scrape by on informal work in their neighbourhoods.
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Males scrape bowl-shaped depressions in the ground on a hilltop.
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Harwin also got a scrape on his leg from the incident.
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Now that buyers returned, he earns enough again to scrape by.
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She used her keychain to scrape it away, and felt better.
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The landlords hired workers to scrape lead paint off the home.
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Scrape the mixture into a bowl with the cubed bread crumbs.
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Too bad they've got to scrape the bottom of the barrel.
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" I say, "Take off your shirt and scrape the pan, dear.
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Scrape any dough from the bench scraper into the mass. 220.
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Just scrape the inside of the pepper, and out they come.
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He would scrape them off, only to see them appear again.
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It's a fun, breezy read, with plenty of humor, Ewok hackers, murderous robots, and rousing fight scenes as Han and Lando go from scrape to scrape as they try and track down a long-forgotten enemy.
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Or more chunky areas, where it looked like the paint was pretty flat and flaking, we would put it on and then scrape it, lightly scrape it, with a putty knife to make the flatter, dimensional areas.
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Scrape out squash pulp into a large bowl, leaving about a ¼-in.
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Scrape down sides of bowl, and beat again as needed to combine.
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Juul has already started scraping Instagram and Facebook to scrape inappropriate posts.
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Scrape the rajas into a bowl and cover to keep warm. 3.
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We finally managed to scrape our family back together somewhat, minus Jon.
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Spread flour on a clean work surface and scrape dough onto it.
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I've never been too keen on the scrape-me-off donner kebabs.
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The people here are trying to scrape by in a difficult world.
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Scrape with a fork, and freeze again until firm, about 22 hours.
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Scrape with a fork, and freeze again until firm, about 2 hours.
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After add each, scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl.
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They didn't scrape past two hours for combined music/ active listening usage.
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He also got a nasty scrape on his leg from the incident.
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Ronald Goldman published it instead, hoping to scrape together some of the
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To get prospective clients, they would "scrape" the internet for email addresses.
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What does it sound like when your skis scrape against the snow?
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Accounts whose sole purpose was to scrape data are not being unbanned.
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A swift tongue-scrape removes the debris that blocks taste-bud efficacy.
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Those who remain scrape by on makeshift systems for electricity and water.
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Scrape the bottom of the pan to loosen drippings and browned bits.
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Left unsaid is the corollary: without reform, Turkey will merely scrape by.
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Scrape the batter into the prepared baking sheet, and smooth the top.
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We scrape off the words and, sure enough, the cake looks better.
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Her workers used a shovel to scrape the body off a carpet.
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Ferguson was able to scrape together enough cash for his first infusion.
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His vocal scrape was robust, and the band throbbed intensely behind him.
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"It is our mutual responsibility to scrape away their roots," he said.
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The patent-pending method does not scrape sites like Expedia for data.
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She wondered how she and her husband would scrape together the money.
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It took the family another two months to scrape together the cash.
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Quite literally, Eriksen's estimates just scrape the surface of what's out there.
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What does it sound like when your skis scrape against the snow.
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"I try really hard to scrape, but I'm getting by," he said.
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Friends with good jobs, doctors and managers, now scrape by, he said.
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Just before serving, scrape entire granita with fork until it resembles fresh snow.
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Ash can also scrape cockpit windows and interfere with electronics of navigation systems.
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Scrape mixture into a bowl; cover and chill at least 30 minutes. 2.
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Split 53 vanilla bean pod in half lengthwise, and scrape seeds into batter.
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Alec Baldwin's arrest last week was far from his first scrape with authorities.
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Scrape marinade from chops, and season lamb with ½ teaspoon salt and ¼ teaspoon pepper.
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Scrape the berry filling onto the still-warm crust and smooth the top.
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Eventually, I couldn't scrape together enough money from savings and the occasional gig.
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In the dark he’d heard the scrape of stone on stone.
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The formatting, which uses incremental unique identifiers, makes the data easy to scrape.
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As The Huffington Post notes, this isn't Warren's first scrape with the law.
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They scrape leftovers into bins and wipe the tables and floors with disinfectant.
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Using a spoon, scrape the flesh away from the skin, discarding the latter.
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Scrape down the sides of the bowl and add the egg and vanilla.
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If young David leaked back with his elbow, he would scrape the wall.
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I know the sadness he feels when I trip and scrape my knee.
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With the tip of a knife, scrape the vanilla bean into the pan.
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Then they scrape away the shallow layer of leafy, peaty topsoil called muskeg.
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She saw a wing nearly scrape the ground, and she braced for impact.
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However, they could only scrape a 1-1 draw away at Atletico Tucuman.
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She had a scrape on her arm and a bruise on her leg.
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Patrons scrape huge amounts of premium Patreon posts and import them onto Yiff.
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Credit cards can be used to scrape ice and snow off a windshield.
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So he contacted his siblings and persuaded them to scrape together the money.
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But any cucumber variety will work; just scrape away any large, gloppy seeds.
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Perfect for hearing your neighbor cursing as they scrape off their car windshield.
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Here's the one I decided to repair first: a narrow scribbled scrape. Ugly!
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Help the crop this year by participating in the third annual Rhett Scrape.
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These companies scrape information from public records and compile it into a database.
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Midlist authors, and those who barely scrape a living are also at risk.
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When presidents need votes from senators, they tend to bow, scrape, and beg.
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At no point does she scrape down or rub out what she has done.
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Still, Greenberg said, Kelly would find a way to scrape together the bail funds.
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Founders can scrape together money from grants, incubators and angels, or even pre-sales.
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Hunched over the bar, opposite one another, they scrape away at their scratch-offs.
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Scrape down sides and beat for another 4 minutes or so at medium high.
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You sit up so fast you scrape your head against the mucous-membrane roof.
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If you do, use a clean brush or rubber spatula to scrape it off.
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The landing gear must become taller too or the tail could scrape the runway.
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A few specialised animals and plants scrape a living in the less arid parts.
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Scrape down the sides of the bowl and repeat, beginning and ending with flour.
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He leveraged every credit card and called in every I.O.U. to scrape together $20,000.
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Scrape mixture into a serving bowl; add cilantro and lime juice, and toss well.
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Theropods engaged in scrape ceremony display activity, based on trace fossil evidence from Colorado.
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O'Horo has even written a script to quickly scrape photo metadata from Slack channels.
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Beat in vanilla; stop to scrape down sides of bowl using a rubber spatula.
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With Gursewak's parents barred from working, the family has to scrape by on donations.
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Scrape down the sides of the bowl and whisk for another minute until smooth.
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And then how do you scrape through all the stuff to actually add value?
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If the withdrawal agreement does somehow scrape through, sterling would likely surge above $22.
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And a new crop of interns are starting to scrape by in the city.
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"Maybe we should scrape off the frosting and see how it looks," I say.
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The US meanwhile struggles to scrape up even bare-minimum investments in these areas.
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Scrape down the sides of the bowl, then add the vanilla extract and milk.
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He heard the scrape of her lighter, then saw smoke float over him, unravel.
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When thoroughly cooked, scrape out the insides, and mash using whatever tools you have.
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These days I'm more likely to scrape my knuckles and end up tilted precariously.
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She spent a month there before Gilbert managed to scrape together $10,000 for bond.
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While I was verifying Mr. Sayoc's accounts, my colleagues helped me scrape their contents.
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Scrape the outer layer of the frozen buttercream off with a metal bench scraper.
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Using a bench scraper, scrape any flour from the work surface into the dough.
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In other words, Trump could emerge from his impeachment scrape with his power enhanced.
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Ask for bread—it's free, but by request only—to scrape up the sauce.
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Her tracks don't often scrape the top 40, and she's had one chart-topping album.
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But until that time, authors will have to do whatever they can to scrape by.
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Today, they scrape by and live in transient shelters paid for by members like Ravago.
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The spoilers are out, the airbrakes scrape through the now-dense air, the plane flares.
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Gradually add flour mixture until fully incorporated, stopping to scrape sides of bowl as necessary.
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Scrape dough out onto a floured surface and divide it into 3 equal-sized balls.
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Now they are electronic and the media and blogs scrape daily and publish the information.
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I managed to scrape up enough Kitten Tokens to make it through my first month.
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If we could just scrape up and pool all of the good ideas that work….
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Scrape the pistachios onto a cutting board, let cool for 10 minutes, then roughly chop.
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Then his boss asked him to scrape some gum off the floor of the shop.
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Scrape down the bowl as needed, and divide your batter among your three prepared pans.
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Scrape down the sides and bottom of the stand mixer bowl and add the vanilla.
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The researchers were able to obtain the information by using software to automatically scrape profiles.
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Scrape the side of the bowl with the blade of your hand, Julia Child-style.
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Just be careful around it, it will scrape up your hands and arms a bit.
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My grandfather heard Lemberger behind him, a scrape of leather sole against the parquet floor.
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Windsurfers scrape the sky and there are spectacular views of San Francisco and the Bay.
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You can scrape the sites; if somebody installs browser extensions, you can get friend data.
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You struggle all week and you scrape it around in 70 or 69 or whatever.
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But Zank was confident that Voznesenka would scrape together a full team, if just barely.
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I still had to scrape snow off the windshield when I headed for New York.
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He has also helped scrape the carpet glue off the floor during our basement remodeling.
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A very low-speed collision put a dent and a scrape in its rear bumper.
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Basically using the API to scrape data about people who are interested in Black Lives Matter.
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Attackers had been able to use its APIs to scrape some user data, it also said.
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So, I massage in a brightening serum and then literally scrape it off with the gauze.
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I had to really scrape every penny I got to come up with $2,400, you know.
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Process until smooth and creamy, stopping to scrape down the sides as necessary, about 1 minute.
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"Many scrape together enough to fly here and then can never afford to leave," Komarus said.
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Why it matters: The Cambridge Analytica scandal was about gaming Facebook's systems to scrape user data.
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You bow and scrape and flatter, diminishing yourself and becoming unable to speak truth to power.
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Law and Justice won an unexpected majority in 2015; it still hopes to scrape another one.
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Or you need to move fallen leaves to the trash, or scrape snow off your driveway.
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The latter, wielded by Europeans, has dominated the half millennium since that scrape on the beach.
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"Web-scrape still shows elevated promos," analyst Randal Konik wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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The steel tariffs will barely scrape China, the Trump administration's greatest trading—and putative military—foe.
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It will also tell users if they were affected by the Cambridge Analytica data scrape specifically.
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Four girls try to scrape by in the late 80s by running their own paper route.
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Process until everything is smooth, stopping to scrape down the sides as necessary, about 3 minutes.
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Punch the dough down, scrape the sides down, cover again, and refrigerate for 24 hours. 5.
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The grittiness of "Cash Only" feels as if it could scrape the enamel off your teeth.
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We excluded any sale that was more than a week old when the scrape took place.
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And why on earth doesn't he scrape together his tax returns and get them out there?
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If the water level drops too far, the barges could scrape the riverbed and get damaged.
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Doctors believe the infection developed after the woman's dogs licked a small scrape on her arm.
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I thought I would barely scrape by, as my father and grandfather before me had done.
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Twitter will be trying to scrape together as much good news as it can going forward.
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Instead of a cool and dramatic fist fight with Lee, Kenny gets his eye scrape here.
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Even without steady employment, Hujar managed to scrape up just enough every month to get along.
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You don't like the combination and you scrape it off and just eat a plain burger?
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"I'm not here just to scrape by or drift," Conte told reporters at his official residence.
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Using a wooden spoon, scrape up any browned bits at the bottom of the pan. 5.
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Scrape the mixture in to the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment.
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And then the rims on the passenger side of your car start to scrape the curb.
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Scrape down the paddle attachment and turn all of the batter out onto the floured surface.
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Its coffers are not overflowing, however, and a majority of citizens and neighborhoods barely scrape by.
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The box would scrape against the carpet when he opened the door and startle Flores awake.
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You never know when a splinter, a dirty scrape or a tick bite may require tweezers.
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Scrape the char from the exterior, and what's left is delicate and smoky, softened and sweet.
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Using the bench scraper, scrape any dry bits of dough from your work surface and discard.
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Just scrape the edge along the outside of the ginger, and it'll come off easily. 2.
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People put on a scarf, scrape the ice off their windshields and mostly just move on.
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"We do not crawl or scrape websites to source these lyrics," Google wrote at the time.
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Twelve million Americans take out high-interest, short-term "payday loans" to scrape by each year.
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Likewise, you will never need to scrape Twitter or Flickr or, hell, the New York Times.
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Those who used to scrape a living from the soil with a wooden hoe start driving tractors.
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"Companies could scrape personal information with no restrictions and monetise the information for financial gain," he said.
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Beat on low speed just until blended after each addition, stopping to scrape bowl as needed. 4.
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I felt sweat slide down our spines and the scrape and glide of fabrics I wasn't wearing.
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That's in part because Devumi will scrape the dormant accounts of real people to create fake profiles.
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There's so much you can do with the goopy, seedy mess you scrape out of a pumpkin.
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Increase speed to high, and beat 2 minutes, stopping to scrape down sides of bowl as needed.
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But it turns out the feature was really popular with scammers who use it to scrape profiles.
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It could also deter users from using sketchy third-party apps to scrape all their Instagram content.
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Process, stopping to scrape down the sides if necessary, until nearly smooth, about 2 to 3 minutes.
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The car behind rams them and, with a metallic shriek, they scrape through to the other side.
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Scrape down the sides and bottom of the stand mixer bowl to prevent lumps from forming. 210.
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Most injuries related to lava occur when people walk on cooled lava and scrape themselves, Damby says.
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Scrape most of marinade off steak, and discard; sprinkle steak with 1 teaspoon each salt and pepper.
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Then you take a fork and scrape it; this gives the ice that shaved texture you want.
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Kind of like pan drippings when you want to make a roasted chicken—you scrape that bottom.
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Consider, for example, rivers red with salmon and bears so rotund their bellies nearly scrape the ground.
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Add wine, and cook, stirring to scrape up bits from bottom of skillet, 1 to 2 minutes.
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A GOP-friendly reporter hears that Cleveland told politicians about a 'woman scrape' he had in Buffalo.
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These URLs did not require authentication to access, and Motherboard was able to scrape them en masse.
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Each order comes with three sopes, and three bones for you to scrape the marrow out of.
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She uses the wire loop to scrape the rest of the bulbous, rubbery skin from Pat's nose.
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When cool air emboldens even as it chills, and dead brown leaves scrape unsatisfied across suburban sidewalks.
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My brain tried to scrape together all the other apps that might be an alternative to Wallet.
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He has a voice full of extremely careful scrape and crunch, but his howls never feel unhinged.
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It's when you scrape the outer layer of frosting off that you reveal the marbling effect underneath.
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The public scrape with the billionaire, Harris advisers said, can only help to burnish Harris' progressive credentials.
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He had a scrape on his right cheek and over his eye, but otherwise he seemed fine.
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We&aposll use what&aposs called a curette to kind of gently kind of scrape that out.
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The woman had a scrape over her left eye where her glasses had smashed into her face.
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Once you've cleared the area, scrape away any grass, leaves, or needles down to the soil level.
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Tulsa's Elijah Joiner was ejected after the scrape, and Igbanu and White were both assessed technical fouls.
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But you scrape as much grace as you possibly can off the ground and you move forward.
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My idea is to scrape the website of Clark County, Washington for data on current jail inmates.
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Scrape out some of the soft bread in the center of each piece, making a small hollow.
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Reyes is trying to scrape together some money, and the two are selling their car for cash.
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We don't provide them adequate sanitary products, which is a basic health need, and so women they have these terrible moments where should scrape together their dollars to buy tampons or should they scrape together their dollars instead so they can call their child to see how they're doing?
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Stop the mixer and scrape the sides of the mixing bowl with a plastic bowl scraper or spatula.
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One question is how well Sears and Kmart will manage to scrape by in the forthcoming holiday season.
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The problem with the rough conditions is that even a minor cut or scrape can become really dangerous.
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Ordinary North Korean citizens scrape by on cheap solar panels imported from China for their daily energy needs.
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But, sadly, this is the type of painful thing that occurs when a person gets a subpar Scrape.
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Split remaining vanilla bean pod in half lengthwise, and scrape seeds from 1 half into a large bowl.
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If theropods did something other than scrape the world up, we don't yet have physical evidence for it.
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Under the GDPR, users must give some form of explicit consent before companies can scrape them for data.
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Harvesters, the most tech savvy team members, use scripts and code to scrape the data from each site.
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They rise, button their blazers, scrape chicken bones into a nearby trash can, and head to their seats.
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But railways don't come cheap, and African countries are borrowing heavily from China to scrape the funds together.
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But if you've got the will to party, you'll sure as hell find a way to scrape by.
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It follows Facebook's massive security breach that allowed hackers to scrape 30 million people's information back in September.
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It would take a while before someone could get up there on a ladder and scrape it off.
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Meanwhile, radio services like Pandora hardly scrape by on the meager ad rates after they pay out royalties.
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My hunch is that BMW, the corporation, is trying to scrape up every "BMW luster" it can get.
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This novel is a densely populated village where everyone leans on one another in order to scrape by.
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Many of the features, like the $3,500 front lift system to keep the chin scrape-free, are helpful.
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In some US cities, a family will barely scrape by while earning $100,1003 per year, according to GOBankingRates.
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But John and his fellow data hoarders were also able to scrape photos from some private accounts, too.
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I managed to scrape together enough money for everyone's flight and we rented this apartment and crashed there.
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There's also the issue of how to scrape all the channel IDs on YouTube in an efficient manner.
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They scrape off billions of dollars of profits that could be used to lower the cost of medicine.
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The hurricane is expected to scrape along the shore beginning Thursday night with 145 mile per hour winds.
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Residents say they cannot find permanent work, so scrape together a few pesos selling candies at traffic lights.
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After 14 years of back pain, I decided to scrape together the almost $7,000 and make it work.
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Ton-That claims that the First Amendment allows Clearview to scrape publicly available images, although some lawyers disagree.
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The "Save to Medium" feature appears to scrape web pages, then create a new, unlisted story on Medium.
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Make the yogurt sauce: Cut the cucumber in half lengthwise and, using a spoon, scrape out the seeds.
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It's best to scrape off big globs of food, especially anything leafy or starchy, but basically anything goes.
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Remove the bowl from the mixer and use a wet hand to scrape the dough off the hook.
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I love the play of sweet and bitter flavors, balanced by acidity and the barest scrape of tannins.
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After one last attempt to scrape together the funds for an in-clinic procedure, she contacted the site.
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You eat the enchiladas first, then use your fries to scrape up all the leftover sauce and cheese.
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I love the play of sweet and bitter flavors, balanced by acidity and the barest scrape of tannins.
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If you have any flour on your fingers, scrape it off and add it back into the dough.
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A curette is kind of a metal loop that we use to kind of scrape out the earwax.
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By his own admission, Adams was never a great student at school, simply doing enough to scrape by.
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Bang, bang, bang, scrape it back, bang, run, hang in there, and the other guy makes a mistake.
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But the Census Bureau is already able to scrape data from available government records to determine citizenship data.
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As the workers scrape away, they are bathed in fumes that can cause lesions, brain disorders, and cancer.
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The book is the quintessential format for her poems, which scrape against the pages with nail-polished talons.
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I go back out to scrape in our initials and the year with a nail to seal the deal.
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Add butter, lemon zest and lemon juice; process until smooth, about 30 seconds, stopping to scrape sides as needed.
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Cory Booker and Mayor Pete Buttigieg, scrape by the margin of error, leading Trump by 219 percentage points each.
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There are still plenty of days when I wish I could scrape parts of my flesh off like putty.
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There were plenty of tense moments where I managed to scrape through a fight with one badly beaten soldier.
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Cut your large cucumber in half and scrape out the excess water and seeds, then chop into small pieces.
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When Maurizi left the state, Wood-Lewis had to scrape together money for an update every couple of months.
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Hefner was able to scrape together $8,000 to introduce the magazine with the decade's hottest star on the cover.
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Do you ask if she wants you to scrape the browned bits from the bottom of the heavy pot?
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Add eggs 220 at a time, beating well after each addition; stop to scrape down sides of bowl. 230.
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They were written before the sharing economy made it so that employees have to scrape by with multiple jobs.
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Sometimes swimmer's ear develops not from trapped water but from a cut or scrape just inside the ear canal.
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In this way, kuru resembled scrapie, a fatal degenerative illness that causes sheep to obsessively scrape themselves against fences.
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According to Fortnite developer Epic Games, these scams don't work and that are designed to scrape data from users.
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I love paying for people's meals even if I have to scrape together my last quarters to do so.
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Ye chose which products to scrape reviews from mostly by perusing Sephora's eye product pages under the "waterproof" filter.
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If you have it, or if your family manages to scrape together savings, you can buy your way out.
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Previous record-holders The Producers and Billy Elliot only managed to scrape together a mere 15 nods apiece. Losers!
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You can cut directly on the board and scrape crumbs straight into the trash when the party is over.
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The report said two Chinese cities were asked by the government to scrape railway projects worth billions of dollars.
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He called for authorities to "scrape the poison off the bone" in their efforts to rectify the vaccine problems.
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Facebook said malicious actors were able to use this feature to scrape information, including phone numbers, from users' accounts.
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Another incident saw another company platform scrape the profile data — including email addresses and phone numbers — of Instagram influencers.
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For that, you need something more rigid — like a copper tongue scraper — to literally scrape against its flexible top.
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You scrape the plaster off your boots nightly, and occasionally splurge on a new set of company-grade coveralls.
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Ms. Lewis must scrape together every dollar to cover medications, hospital bills and other expenses, including rent and groceries.
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I don't scrape my tongue, I don't rinse with mouthwash and I don't use an interdental brush or Waterpik.
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Some civilians have to go so that I can try to scrape by with a "win" on this map.
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And as Bladel mentioned, registrars are often blamed by customers for "selling" their information when spammers scrape WHOIS data.
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Scrape out as much peanut butter as you can, then fill the jar about one-fourth full with water.
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Silicon Valley has gotten tangled in the Senate's quest to scrape up every bit of tax revenue it can.
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Her tusks had grown so large that they would scrape the ground in front of her as she walked.
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You can plan ahead and put a bowl out, or scrape clean snow off the tops of cars, etc.
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Trawlers scrape the bottom of the sea for their catch — destroying other marine life — and expand Beijing's maritime claims.
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If your machine can't, scrape all those unsavory bits into the trash instead of sending them down the drain.
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In aerial photographs taken over northern Rakhine in February, scrape marks in the sand from the bulldozers are visible.
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Working in a clockwise motion, cut the dough together as though you are making biscuits: scrape, fold, and cut.
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Drag it, scrape it, and use it hard for weeks, months, and years — it'll hold up to almost anything.
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Pinkman's aim, by contrast, is simply to scrape together enough cash to get a fake ID and skip town.
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Benji was getting credits, would maybe even scrape together his degree, and that in and of itself was encouraging.
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But by September, the brown bears put on hundreds of pounds — some with bellies that nearly scrape the ground.
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The crackdown followed last year's Cambridge Analytica scandal where Facebook was criticized for letting third-party developers scrape data.
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" (via Reddit) The coin cure "Scrape a quarter starting from the middle and going out all around the hickey.
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Why do we leave the other 99.95 percent to whatever they can or can't scrape together on their own?
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Most bond analysts think Venezuela will manage to scrape up the cash, though few consider that a sure thing.
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He uses different tools to apply layers of creamy paint to the canvas, as well as scrape it off.
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Juul already works with Instagram and Facebook to scrape inappropriate content, including images and videos of teenagers using its products.
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Slowly add the 230 cups flour and mix for 26 minutes (stopping to scrape down the sides if need be).
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Currently, some Kosovo clubs have wealthy backers bankrolling their existence, while others scrape by with the help of local business.
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Photo: Kelly Shimoda House cats—cute, cuddly, sometimes grumpy—have barbed penises that scrape up the ladies' insides something fierce.
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By allowing third-party apps to scrape Facebook users' information (remember Cambridge Analytica?) the company essentially loses control of it.
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They live in the rural Hunan province, and are unlikely to be able to scrape together the funds for surgery.
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Other schools are planning "hackathons," putting out a call to hackers to scrape federal website databases for climate change intel.
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After all, a company doesn't need to let a bad actor scrape your data for it to cause real harm.
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It's not like 'Oh, we're not really sure about this, maybe it's just hard and a struggle to scrape by.
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The biggest and best-known draw information from myriad public and private records, while others scrape data from them secondhand.
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Providing dispensation to journalists and researchers to scrape Facebook data for the sake of their work would go against that.
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Now, at half that price, it is having to scrape the barrel to satisfy shareholders who rely on its dividends.
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It will take a full year of studying Bennu to figure out where the spacecraft should scrape up a sample.
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It takes me nearly 10 minutes and the help of the defroster to scrape it off so I can see.
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Add the beef stock and use a spoon to scrape of the brown bits from the bottom of the pan.
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Instead, Venmo has focused its effort on making the data more difficult to scrape rather than the underlying privacy issues.
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Add vanilla, and beat until well mixed, stopping to scrape down sides of bowl with a rubber spatula as necessary.
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I put two potatoes in the oven to bake, change into grungy clothes, and join N. to scrape some windows.
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Add eggs, 13 at a time, beating well after each addition, stopping to scrape down sides of bowl as needed.
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Be sure to scrape down the sides of the mixer bowl as you add the ingredients to your cake batter.
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The jarring thwack and screeching scrape give way to regret and embarrassment, often underscored by spilled coffee and peeved passengers.
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Fortunately, there are plenty of options out there that allow you to scrape all the photos from your Facebook albums.
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They may have spent weeks trying to scrape the money together and now they have rolled past their first trimester.
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Companies can only provide free apps and profit if they scrape and share data from the people that use it.
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And if you're not furiously checking every mirror to scrape away the excess, then you're sitting there brimming with anxiety.
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Facebook believes the search tool has been used by "malicious actors" to scrape people's profiles through search and account recovery.
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His defense is all dives and scampers; it sometimes seems like he's trying to scrape the buttons off his uniform.
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"I'm not here just to scrape by, or drift," Conte told a packed news conference at the prime minister's residence.
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Once you have a cohesive mass, remove the dough from the board and scrape up and discard any leftover bits.
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As the Shadow Brokers' sale ends June 30, the two researchers have only a month to scrape together the money.
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She described to me how the plant grudgingly yielded its prize, how the spiny shell would scrape open her fingers.
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You gently scrape the inside of your mouth to collect enough cells, and then put the sample into the cartridge.
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To get the necessary volume, you'd have to scrape off the top four inches of soil from the entire country.
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"I wanted one more inch, so as I dove my feet wouldn't scrape the board," Devries told the Democrat & Chronicle.
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Far more common are competitors who just scrape by as full-time players, or who have to juggle second careers.
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Repeated infections make a person's eyelashes turn inwards, so that they scrape the surface of the eyes with every blink.
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As a guide, think about how much of your own funds you can scrape together to put into your company.
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But it wasn't all that long ago when Holt had to scrape together $220,230 in order to start his business.
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This time, however, we have an extra layer of fascinating, bacteria-ridden scum to scrape off of the morning news.
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In the game, you die, you barely scrape by as a collaborator, or you develop a sense of revolutionary solidarity.
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Two years later, he got an email from Google asking to scrape all of his data, which he turned down.
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In West Virginia, the chief health official said she had to scrape together supplies from flu tests to make do.
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Hatebase uses a combination of human and automated processes to scrape the public web for uses of hate-related terms.
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Afterwards, Ismael was arrested, but his family managed to scrape together $20,3503 to bribe an official and get him released.
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There are three shows this fall that, for me, scrape the absolute bottom of the barrel, and they're all dramas.
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This means you need to stop a few times to scrape down the sides and just help out the machine.
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Instead of the thunder of motors climbing into the hills, there was the scrape of plates in the neighbor's kitchen.
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Make a small scrape on the front of the CD by rubbing the scissors' pointed edge back-and-forth. 2.
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That has some firms promoting unconventional ways to scrape together a down payment, including crowdfunding and using Airbnb rental income.
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On a virtual track, I was happy to scrape a car against a wall or push another into a tailspin.
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If I had my druthers, I would let cat puke dry on a carpet so it's easier to scrape up.
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For the uninitiated, these are sites that scrape online mug shots from sheriff's departments around the country and post them.
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Forced to compete in the free market, many of the women had to take jobs teaching singing to scrape by.
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Some private citizens have figured out a way to scrape that data and mash it into an interactive map application.
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Split your sub rolls (I like the sesame-seeded variety here) and scrape out a little dough from each one.
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Silicon Valley has got tangled up in the Senate's quest to scrape up every bit of tax revenue it can.
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Only two of her seven children were employed at the time, so they gathered whatever funds they could scrape together.
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I remembered how painful it is to scrape your palms, how many nerve endings there are in an open hand.
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If you love kids, and know how to handle yourself in a scrape, this may be the job for you.
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His father, a pastor, fried fish on Fridays and woke early every Saturday to scrape together pancakes, often from scratch.
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So any surprise or intrigue comes from just seeing how our mighty protagonist will get himself out of this scrape.
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His preferred method, until illness in his last years forced him to adopt a more straightforward handling of the brush, was to apply his medium — lacquer in his early work and acrylic thereafter — and then scrape it off, leaving stains and scabs over which he would reapply and re-scrape successive layers of paint.
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Split vanilla bean in half lengthwise, and use the dull edge of the knife to scrape seeds into the ricotta mixture.
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Police say the 10-year-old suffered a scrape from the impact of the bottle and cuts from the broken glass.
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We squeeze the tube until every last drop is out, then we cut it open so we can scrape the inside.
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And, in the meantime, she'll have figure out which critical services to scrape together for survivors of abuse and sexual violence.
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Across the street, Gloria Viera leaned on the rake she had been using to scrape her belongings out of her house.
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Imagine being able to scrape video just for tagged animals, or people with phones in their hands or bicycles with panniers.
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In my life, I've used palmfuls of abrasive apricot scrub, like gritty swaths of sandpaper, trying to scrape away the ugly.
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Reduce the heat to low and serve, encouraging people to stir and scrape the bottom as they dip into the fondue.
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For those who can scrape together enough money to buy an electric stove or heater, high electric bills are another deterrent.
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With a quick scrape, that'd be almost good to go: Our European editorial director left these Post-Its out for me.
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LeBlanc was tasked with shucking the oysters and her stepdaughter, Jennifer Bergquist, says LeBlanc suffered a small scrape during the process.
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Any extra money I could scrape together went toward clothes to wear to the formal dinners I regularly attended for work.
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And so they built software to scrape sites like PornHub for representative images, eventually amassing a collection of 30 million images.
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The plan was to scrape samples off of the mineral-rich crusts that had hardened on top of the cave paintings.
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In addition to the larger companies, between 100 and 200 smaller ones scrape that data from more prominent people finder sites.
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To get it out — it's so disgusting — the doctor had to stick his whole arm in me and scrape it off.
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Most often, you're bleeding after sex because there's a scrape or abrasion on the wall of your vagina, Dr. Young says.
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According to MIT Technology Review, which initially reported on the study, AI researchers commonly scrape publicly available images to train bots.
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I spot a purple fur and acid wash denim, winter-crisp Timbs and long pea coats that nearly scrape the ground.
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Was it the thrill of being able to hold fistfuls of paper money after years of struggling to scrape together pennies?
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Remove the pan from the heat and scrape the bottom of the pan using a wooden spoon, removing any brown bits.
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A spokesperson for Southwest told The Washington Post that the girl received a minor scrape on her forehead from the bite.
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Under Lambot's and Lessard's lead, the team managed to scrape together a 200-page pod proposal that sufficiently impressed SpaceX judges.
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But that's not all of it; they've managed to get on base and scrape together a few runs here and there.
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Meanwhile, its beleaguered cousin site barely managed to scrape by the next few years, hopping from one controversy to the next.
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An ill-fated Kickstarter campaign set up by Wu-Tang fans could only scrape together $15,406 of its $5 million goal.
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An attacker can scrape and download a victim's entire inbox by tricking them into clicking a malicious link in an email.
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Before you leave, get down on your knees and scrape all the gum off the tile so it's clean for tomorrow.
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It seems the fees are an inevitability, but many might be able to scrape through just in time for the holidays.
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On its current path the core was expected to scrape the northern coast of the Dominican Republic and Haiti on Thursday.
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One out of every five senior citizens is trying to scrape by on an average income of just $8,85033 a year.
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Pour the tehina on top, making sure to scrape it all out of the container, and add the salt and cumin.
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It easily penetrated the loamy top layer before I heard it thunk and scrape against the cold, frozen ground beneath—permafrost.
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So we missed the flight, and we had no money, but we managed to scrape together enough for the next flight.
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This is where doctors will insert a device through your cervix to reach your uterus and scrape the molar tissue away.
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So he began to overlay the Holocaust imagery with layers of dark color, which he would then scrape off in turn.
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Successful prosecution often requires resources that are hard to scrape up and evidence that has long since disappeared on the battlefield.
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And pleasure is, after all — once I scrape away the layers of self-image and pretentiousness — the reason that I read.
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When I found out my mom was dying, I tried to scrape up any vision of what grief might look like.
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"At some point, rates of life-threatening violence in the City of New York are going to scrape bottom," he said.
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Spend 20 to 30 seconds scrubbing each side, make sure to scrape under your nails, and wash up to your wrists.
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Of course, Republicans haven't really been impressive either, as they scrape by in what were supposed to be solid GOP districts.
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The second time she became pregnant, in the same year, she had to scrape together the $230 for the procedure herself.
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The store, which has now reopened, is trying to scrape by with the sales of paraphernalia like bongs and rolling papers.
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This would violate the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, which limits how companies can scrape data from users younger than 13.
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Pollsters mused that, in an election, Mr Renzi's proposed new party would scrape only 5% or so of the national vote.
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NASA engineers plan to use a robotic scoop to scrape red soil into the 14-inch hole and fill it up.
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For example, some funds try to use satellites to track retailers' car parks, and scrape inflation data from e-commerce sites.
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Imagine she knows how to administer local anesthesia, has the medicines to induce miscarriage, can dilate a cervix, scrape a uterus.
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In a -5ºC room, researchers used a bandsaw to scrape away 0.5 centimeters from the circumference of the cylindrical ice section.
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Instead, Mr. Murray uses a GumBusters stick: a silver wand with a razor on the end to scrape away the gum.
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Photo: Gary Cranitch/Queensland Museum House cats—cute, cuddly, sometimes grumpy—have barbed penises that scrape up the ladies' insides something fierce.
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And the combination of using AI to scrape social media data alongside crowdsourcing human verification of sentiment pointed squarely in Trump's direction.
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In the United States and Europe, companies like Google and Uber scrape data from online directories in order to power their platforms.
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In Marie's case, her team of doctors believes her two dogs at home may have licked a small scrape on her arm.
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He would layer paint onto a canvas and then scrape away at it, trying to find the picture hidden in the colours.
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The code was designed to scrape credit card payments from the page, like similar attacks targeting British Airways, Ticketmaster, AeroGarden and Newegg.
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Whatever money NASA can scrape together is poured into an established system that dates to the earliest days of the space program.
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A judge has ruled that Microsoft's LinkedIn network must allow a third-party company to scrape data publicly posted by LinkedIn users.
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Madisch, who didn't flinch at the accusation that he paid an agency to scrape and spam users, denied this was the case.
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Perhaps young people trying to scrape together towering deposits to buy their first home should hope that the supply sceptics are right.
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Scrape the thickened yogurt out of the sieve into another bowl and add a little bit of water to thin it slightly.
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Then, using the card that comes in the package, scrape the layer of polish off the screen to reveal the pattern underneath.
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Tjie was one of the lucky ones who got the grades and could scrape together the money for fees to actually enrol.
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Cut the vanilla bean in half lengthwise and use the tip of a paring knife to scrape the seeds from the pod.
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The scrape traces in the Dakota Sandstone consist of scratches that are similar to "pseudo nest-building" traces left by living birds.
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I like the idea of being a character in a difficult, violent world who is just trying to scrape by to survive.
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"I begged them not to go, but he wanted to scrape together money to build a home," Rosa told the Associated Press.
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TechCrunch reported on Friday that one computer scientist, Dan Salmon, managed to scrape roughly seven million transactions spanning a six-month period.
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Using a coconut scraper (these are found in your local Asian supermarket or online) scrape the white flesh out of the coconut.
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The dragnets scrape the bottom of the bay for 15 to 20 minutes before being pulled up full of large pale shells.
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The flat setting makes it easier to scrape ingredients off the sides of bowls and, of course, is easier to store away.
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Pour the tehina on top, making sure to scrape it all out of the container, and add the salt and cumin. 3.
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"We maintain the ice sheet after every draw, scrape it and pebble it so it's the same for every country," he said.
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The entire incident lasted a few seconds and a scrape on the child's leg and a bruise with minor swelling were reported.
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Now Chance the Rapper can self-distribute "Acid Rap" over SoundCloud without having to bow and scrape before a corporate media executive.
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Another goal would have eliminated the Crew but they managed to hold out for the remainder of the match to scrape through.
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We scrape massive troves of data from open platforms such as Twitter and collect news stories looking for the suppression of information.
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Well, we are still in the mid-nineteen-thirties, Branagh being loath to scrape off the period charms that encrust the story.
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"It's not like this is some big secret that you can scrape websites," said Mark Douglas, CEO of ad tech firm SteelHouse.
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Those fishing grounds are now managed by Brussels and packed with European vessels that trawl with nets and sometimes scrape the seabed.
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Skylain told me they would always scrape together all the quarters Jeffrey had in his car to go eat together after school.
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Four pieces have a double-sided sawtooth design to make it easy to cut into and scrape out pumpkins quickly and easily.
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The gossip was that Karuna agreed to enroll his eldest daughters because he was unable to scrape together 100,000 rupees for dowries.
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Firefighters completely clear an area and scrape the ground down to the soil to ensure there's nothing for the fire to burn.
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Sources said that it was through this that was able to scrape some of the data it was illicitly collecting on users.
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Someone would fall from a bicycle, for instance, and scrape her face along the pavement, causing multiple lacerations, including to the eye.
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The country needs a president who treats our friends as friends and does not bow and scrape before enemies who flatter him.
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Should England scrape their way past Iceland on Monday, they'll face the host nation at the Stade de France on 23 July.
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Land, sea, air, and, finally, fire: the elements are complete, honor is salvaged, and the men who were lost scrape home. ♦
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The test itself, he said, is based on a simple cheek scrape test that shouldn't take more than a minute or two.
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He's also carrying a rapa, a spear with a flat point that he uses to scrape the percebes out of the rocks.
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Bulusu refused to be drawn into commenting on the reports, claiming that he "doesn't know" if Go-Jek did scrape Grab's data.
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To sharpen it, Ötzi would have had to apply pressure and flake off its edges, rather than scrape it against another rock.
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And as it turns out, marketing tech companies aren't the only organizations who want to scrape social data for their own purposes.
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When it's done baking, flip the squash cut-side up and use a fork to scrape the squash into spaghetti-like strands.
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And if they do manage to scrape together money for college, where do they go during holiday breaks when the dorms close?
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She bought much of the furniture and even managed to scrape up enough money to buy a used van for her mother.
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There are arguably some good reasons about that — the ability to scrape public sites is good for journalists and academics, for example.
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In the final step, you'll scrape a decent amount of frosting off to expose the marbling, so be generous in the beginning.
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Just choose a famous person and Being would scrape their Following list to recreate the public posts of the accounts they followed.
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No one is clean in the film — least of all the viewer, who roots for Howard to escape each scrape and squeeze.
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The circumstances are odd, to say the least, but it's also possible that Honey does scrape more data than its users realize.
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Biden, on returning from Washington, often put on a hazmat suit and went into the basement to scrape asbestos off the pipes.
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Information technology to scrape the websites of Airbnb and other short-term rental platforms to identify users who post illegal listings; and
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Evil Corp (omg!) developed malware called Dridex that allows it to scrape banking login credentials from devices infected by successful phishing schemes.
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In the last several years, sellers have designed software to scrape sites and find products that can be sold at a profit.
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She used this razor to gently scrape the surface of my skin, taking bits of dead skin and dirt away with each motion.
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Foreign analysts estimate unemployment to be 50-60%, with many Turkmen doing odd jobs, such as driving taxis, to scrape together a livelihood.
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You are going to want to stick it in the jack and recklessly and without abandon yet still gently scrape around in there.
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There's also the sound that everyday objects make: footsteps, spoons clinking against coffee mugs, the scrape of a chair leg on the floor.
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Mason and her boyfriend recycled soda bottles to scrape up "penny by penny" the $150 necessary to cover the cost of the procedure.
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It's just the right amount of gritty and nourishing to scrape off all the dead stuff while protecting and softening the healthy skin.
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Facebook is demoting trashy news publishers and other websites that illicitly scrape and republish content from other sources with little or no modification.
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" She continues, "To get it out — it's so disgusting — the doctor had to stick his whole arm in me and scrape it off.
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Patterned surfaces (to scrape the extra off, or guide it into other channels to self-assemble there) and multiple coils could fix that.
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Bloomberg reports that if Musk managed to scrape together the cash to go private, it would be the largest leveraged buyout in history.
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In the slowest months, he cuts back spending on himself and his family until he can scrape together enough for the monthly payment.
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But even then, it's not realistic to expect modern cooks to, say, boil a sheep's head and scrape out all the nose hairs.
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This will take about 5 minutes, and will require to stop every few minutes and scrape the sides of the bowl down. 5.
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The authors urged better safeguards for deep reefs, for instance by expanding protected areas and banning bottom trawlers that can scrape the seabed.
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But she was too poor to afford the university's $50 a year tuition; the family could scrape together $30 a month in rent.
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In the new paintings – none of which have been titled yet – Burckhardt uses brushes, rollers, and a drywall knife to scrape the surface.
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I lay in bed with B. for a while before heading out to scrape off my car and get to my house back.
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But these one-off moments are little more than icing I could try to scrape off if the cake itself weren't so lousy.
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Every year the Air Force teaches its personnel how to scrape those remains and send them to the Smithsonian using a PowerPoint presentation.
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It may not explicitly wrestle with karmic questions, but its woozy magical realism parks close enough to Russian Doll to scrape side mirrors.
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After returning from the hardware store, Jojo and I helped our mother empty the refrigerator, defrost the freezer, and scrape the barbecue grill.
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Mystikal's attorneys tell us the rapper was able to scrape together $3 million for the bond ... securing his release from a Louisiana prison.
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Like T. rex, Razana also had some chisel-like incisor teeth in the front that could be used to scrape meat from bones.
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Preservation is often more expensive than rebuilding for these sites, and pebbled concrete is not exactly the safest material for scrape-prone knees.
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The Bellegueles scrape by on welfare checks and "credit" to pay for the most basic of necessities, which the family often cannot afford.
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To use, you scrape your tongue from back closest to your throat to the front, and then rinse your tool in warm water.
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The data would still have been technically possible to scrape had this JSON package not existed — but its exposure made it significantly simpler.
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Try as you might, something will always reach through the wall and scrape against that wound you wish would just scar over already.
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I forgot to flour up the fish before frying and it stuck to the pan so badly I had to scrape it off.
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Chavarria says she has bad credit and can't scrape together money for her son's tuition for his last semester at Virginia Commonwealth University.
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We tapped Social Context Labs, a company focusing on social research, to scrape the web and find the most popular trends by state.
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Meshkov said it could alter the appearance of pages, scrape information from the user, or load additional extensions that a user hasn't installed.
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The Nets scrape and claw their way to within a point of the Celtics but are soon riding the downbound train to nowhere.
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Here she uses that wit, gently but insistently, like a hygienist with a curet, to scrape away the social surface of her marriage.
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Music, by its very nature, is deeply subjective, and therefore one person's anthem makes another person want to scrape off their own skin.
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For already-struggling communities - which often scrape by on subsistence ranching and gasoline smuggling - the needs of returning Wayuu are hard to meet.
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Next, they will test the surrounding soil and, if needed, scrape away layers to get to clean earth, free from oil and gasoline.
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"You better believe that there are a lot of people who will use a Python package to scrape photos off Instagram," says Metcalf.
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These online travel agencies, or O.T.A.s, and search sites scrape data from other sources, reorganize it and present it to you, the user.
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Additionally daunting is the fact that I observe, everyday, people who scrape entire meals into the trash can, mostly out of sheer laziness.
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A titan of industry, he just didn't have the bow and scrape in him -- even if he knew that was what Trump required.
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The vendors scrape this "big data" — for everything from geolocation details to consumer trends and sentiment analysis — and turn it into tradable signals.
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To help navigate through the morass, an expanding range of companies offer to scrape, clean and sell this data to the investment community.
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The problem is blamed on the proliferation of online gambling and the low payouts for players attempting to scrape by playing smaller tournaments.
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Also, people may have spent down their savings over the holidays, and that can crimp their ability to scrape together a down payment.
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Kuczynski's promise not to pardon Fujimori during last year's presidential election helped him scrape together a narrow victory against Fujimori's daughter, Keiko Fujimori.
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The first election in Thailand since the coup in 753 saw pro-military parties scrape together a majority, with help from the courts.
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Scrape up the bottom of the pot with a wooden spoon to get all that goodness that may have stuck to the bottom!
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Or will they have to scrape and claw, believing that men will never "let" them have a seat at the table unless forced?
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On a secure cutting board and using a sharp chef's knife, carefully cut the squash in half lengthwise and scrape out the seeds.
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This pandemic is already having a disastrous impact on the homeless, undocumented migrants and others who scrape by on the margins of society.
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I ultimately managed to scrape enough time together to self-publish a novel, but I didn't have the extra time to market it.
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But while boxing remains closer to the mainstream focus than gaming or rally racing, it still can struggle to scrape together sponsorship dollars.
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You'll discover how to manipulate data, automate manual work, scrape websites like the New York Times and Washington Post, and implement machine learning techniques.
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As Brazil wades through its worst recession in history, thousands of unemployed workers are turning to the underground economy to scrape together a salary.
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After getting dropped in round three, Robert Whittaker performed a terrifying balancing act, cycling between all of these methods and managing to scrape through.
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You might be crawling towards payday on a diet of plain pasta, but that doesn't mean you can't scrape together enough coin for coffee.
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"Why buy the walnut scrub when you could go scrape your face against tree bark for the same effect," one person tweeted in response.
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If you do the math and would be barely able to scrape by, consider holding off until you're in a more stable financial position.
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In the time it took you to scrape out the pumpkin's guts, this team turned their gourds into a spinning, flickering amusement park carousel.
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Facebook has sued two Ukrainian men for allegedly using quiz apps to scrape Facebook users' private data and inject advertisements into their News Feeds.
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But getting to this level was no easy task; Brown, like so many artists, had to scrape along the bottom before finding his niche.
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And while Cambridge Analytica is top of mind for many, allowing third-party apps to scrape user data isn't Facebook's only blunder of note.
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The best way to get rid of plaque is to brush and floss your teeth, use mouthwash, and scrape your tongue, Dr. Chase says.
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Near Anna Maria Island, residents are using rakes and pitchforks to scrape dead fish out of the water, according to the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
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Her left hand pulled the other end tight, while her right hand used a sharp stone tool to scrape off easier-to-chew chunks.
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Then, the electromagnetic knife will scrape off the hottest atoms in the box, and the rest of the atoms will cool down even further.
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Those suffering an advanced stage of the disease, in which the eyelashes turn inward and scrape the cornea, can be treated with simple surgery.
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For years, Facebook encouraged a platform that allowed third parties to freely scrape as much personal data as they could get their hands on.
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Nigg sustained a small cut on his hand and a scrape to his knee from the concrete during the attack, first reported by TMZ.
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"...five, four, three..."Rolling chairs anxiously scrape across the trailer floor as the four men position themselves to better see through a dirty window.
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That played to the strengths of Ms Biles, whose consistency and high scores enable her to scrape marks of 16 regularly—the "new perfect".
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My parents were of the mindset that, unless an actual bone was broken, "rubbing some dirty in it" could fix any scrape or wound.
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Mining companies scrape the laterite off planting areas, but farmers and residents say it is only pushed to the side, submerging parts of houses.
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If you can scrape together $20 per day, or $600 per month, you would have $3,794,448 at the end, assuming the same 10% return.
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They said the crocodile-size creature used its front teeth to scrape algae from the seafloor, which it would suck up like a vacuum.
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Do moviegoers secretly crave to be reminded each easeful season that life can be a hard scrape lest we become defenseless creatures of leisure?
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Advanced software programs scrape sources like corporate earnings reports and baseball box scores and then transform the data into sentences that humans can understand.
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According to a new study, these creatures used their permanently-flexed, muscular arms to strip trees of their leaves and scrape branches for vegetation.
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Besides a small dent, the only other damage to Meffert's SUV was a scrape from the left headlight to the one on the right.
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Scrape down the sides of the bowl, and slowly alternate between adding the dry ingredients and the pumpkin puree, while mixing on low speed.
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Instead, scrape the stinger out sideways using your fingernail, the edge of a credit card, a dull knife blade or other straight-edged object.
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According to a recent analysis by the White House Council of Economic Advisors, these "unbanked" families scrape by earning $6900,2628 a year on average.
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So I learned about economics, not just in college, but in living in a family that didn't have money that had to scrape by.
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At that rate, it would take almost a year just to scrape 10 million channels, to say nothing of extracting the metadata from them.
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The news signifies an abuse of data by a government contractor, with Banjo going far beyond what companies which scrape social networks usually do.
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Supply shortage forces doctor to scrape flu kits The supply shortage has jammed the gears of concerted efforts to turn the corner on testing.
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We scrape from the world its tilt and meander of wonderas if eating the last burned onions and carrots from a cast-iron pan.
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Millennials are more likely than Gen Xers to use their retirement savings and sell personal belongings to scrape up the money, the survey found.
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The absence of context is not ameliorated by Mr. Gold's staging, which seems to scrape away all novelistic trappings as if they were ostentatious.
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I had managed to scrape up contacts in a few cities, mostly Russian friends of friends intrigued at the idea of hosting actual Americans.
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They couldn't believe how much money the business was bringing in, so they decided to scrape together $22,000 to start their own cannabis company.
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The doctor dismissed radiation as unnecessary, removed many of the lesions with a scrape, applied small Band-Aids, and was finished in 30 minutes.
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In the past, companies have sued websites that scrape information, accusing them of violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, an anti-hacking law.
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At the Golden Globes, Little Women only managed to scrape up nods for Saoirse Ronan's turn as Jo March and for Best Original Score.
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Ten minutes later, I heard the scrape of the front door open and close, water running in the kitchen while she washed her hands.
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Not the ice on the roads or the ice on the driveway, the slick, hazardous stuff that one must avoid, scrape, salt or clear.
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And then there are those extra-special items that have helped us out of a scrape, and that now we take with us everywhere.
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Most of the 28503 million global poor live on agriculture, so hunger and malnutrition will worsen as they scrape their way through desiccated lands.
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There are essentially two types of kits: ones that bleach your teeth to take stains off and ones that physically scrape off the stains.
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It was as if, after a night preoccupied with avoiding polish, he had spotted one rogue bit, and came out to scrape it away.
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Mando and his little olive-drab carry-on land somewhere, they get in a scrape, they get out of it, bingo-bango we're done.
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Home-based business are more able than most to absorb losses, and to scrape by on wages that would send most other businesses under.
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Ashley McKenzie's deeply empathetic "Werewolf," about a methadone-addicted couple trying to scrape together a living, is set on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia.
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Toscanini.) Nor, as the maestro, can John Noble (Walter Bishop on "Fringe") scrape up much fire from the character's two modes: pathos and dudgeon.
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Amend your terms of service to make it possible for journalists and researchers to use these tools, to scrape public information from the platform.
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"The result of the talk is that sterling and the euro have weakened further, while risk assets have managed to scrape some gains," Cairns said.
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Meanwhile, Prime Minister Theresa May has admitted that she'll scrape the mold off the top of a jar of jam, then eat what's underneath it.
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If you scrape away the duplicates, those numbers whittle down to 1.7 million unique comments against repeal and 24,000 unique comments in favor of repeal.
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The former involves a woman drawing back as soon as she feels a man start to ejaculate, jump up, squat, and scrape out the semen.
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Marketplace Analytics used its clandestine setup to scrape data from competitors' websites, Github accounts, Pastebin posts, and APIs to gather information about how they operated.
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This has caused the value of the country's currency, the rial, to plummet, and made it ever more difficult for ordinary Iranians to scrape by.
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Sansa, Jon and Ser Davos can scrape up support against the Boltons in Winterfell simply by going door to door across the North, it seems.
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Several email apps scrape the contents of people's inboxes and sell that data to finance and e-commerce companies, according to a new Motherboard report.
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He recalls one elderly couple who took out a reverse mortgage in 2007 after depleting their savings and trying to scrape by on Social Security.
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Add flour mixture to butter mixture alternately with buttermilk, beginning and ending with flour mixture, stopping to scrape down sides of mixing bowl as needed.
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Use a spatula to scrape down the side of the bowl and then add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition.
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"I begged them not to go, but he wanted to scrape together money to build a home," Ramírez's mother told the AP from El Salvador.
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US security agencies are now using and investing in social media monitoring tools like SocioSpyder, Dataminr, Geofeedia and PATHAR that scrape the web for information.
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What's more, the researchers found other evidence suggestive of clothing at these sites, including bone needles for sewing and other tools used to scrape pelts.
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The hard-charging boss of a big American bank has plans to shovel credit at people who are barely able to scrape together a living.
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Chip and Joanna had their first four children as newlyweds struggling to scrape by while starting what Joanna called their "rag-tag" house-flipping company.
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Your dentist always seems to be upset that they have to scrape so much plaque and other gunk out of your mouth every six months.
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The members traded off instruments, almost every member taking a turn behind the drums, while one or two would maintain a beat or guitar scrape.
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Across the street, workers in yellow-slicker overalls scrub, scrape, and repair the decks of worn-out warships and ocean tankers parked in a drydock.
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Starting bid is $125k -- though we're told Ruth collectors are fired up about this item and bidding is expected to scrape the $1 million mark.
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But it turned out that this app didn't just scrape the personal data of the roughly 270,000 users who agreed to take the personality quiz.
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Someone needs to come and scrape this man's reputation up, because it's been pulverized and burnt to a crisp by his humiliating flub on Jeopardy.
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In fact, we've seen up to two-thirds of state election agencies' website traffic consist of malicious bots searching for data to steal or scrape.
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Ms. Tierney has watched Crown Heights change from a neighborhood in which longtime residents could just scrape by to one they're being pushed out of.
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If you scrape the gilt off a fashionable street, you don't only see grime, you see origins and arguments, as well as a continuing story.
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The shake-out would only abate once the maths problems get easy enough that less power is needed, enabling the remaining miners to scrape by.
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But if you do the math and would be barely able to scrape by, consider holding off until you're in a more stable financial position.
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"Nobody knows how to do this anymore," Rabbi Loike told the campers as he demonstrated how to scrape out lungs from a bird's rib cage.
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Apple's mound of cash and cash equivalents continued to scrape the cloudline this quarter, coming in at $268.9 billion in the company's quarterly earnings report.
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Business Insider has previously reported on how companies have been able to scrape millions of users' data and openly flout the photo-sharing app's rules.
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She can hear the echo of it deep in her ears, even amid the clatter and scrape of silverware, the grumble of voices around them.
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I did what I needed to scrape by, and I managed to follow some basic rules to make sure my credit remained in good shape.
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According to the authors, the 6-year-old boy from Oregon had gotten a forehead scrape while playing outside on a farm sometime in 2017.
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Two extremely tall dudes may decide to cut in and stand directly in front of you, blocking what little view you'd managed to scrape together.
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There were lots of kids from really small towns, who had barely enough money to scrape through and weren't exposed to the world that much.
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Because I know if I send my auditor out, he will touch every car and he will scrape off the car to check the VIN.
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The way your teeth scrape across the spoon prevents me from concentrating on my morning Facebook scroll, and for that reason: This relationship is over.
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Once the rice is cooked, transfer the rice to a large bowl and scrape the burnt part from the bottom of the rice cooker pot.
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I could start mining ethereum; I could become a landlord overnight; I could even impersonate a bored computer to scrape together some pocket company. Nah.
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Ms. O'Malley is a delight as Sylvia grows increasingly unhinged, crawling on the carpet to scrape up crumbs, and ultimately having her own psychic collapse.
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The final iteration ends in glorious chaos: the conductor cedes control, the players fall into an ad-libitum frenzy, and percussionists scrape slabs of plywood.
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To treat molar pregnancy, doctors will insert a device into your cervix and scrape away the molar tissue in a procedure called dilation and curettage.
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Facing a barrage of tough questions, the Republican nominee managed to scrape through, evading questions, fabricating answers and attacking his opponent in deeply personal terms.
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While Mr. Dedi catches the traditional way, with nets and lines, the steel Chinese trawlers scrape the bottom of the sea, destroying other marine life.
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It's set in 1955 and follows him throughout his day when he is desperately trying to scrape up rent money to keep from getting evicted.
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He said he tried to argue with her, explaining that he'd had many similar lesions in the past that were removed with a simple scrape.
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News of the expanded bounty comes in the wake of the DataSpii scandal, which saw browser extensions scrape and share data from millions of users.
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In an unsettling finale to this strange story, the doctors weren't able to scrape out every last cellular trace of the "twin" from the patient.
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A 20 percent increase is difficult to appreciate as slight, especially since people at the bottom have to scrape for every cent to get by.
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If you too are a young artist just trying to scrape together enough funding to keep going, it could feel violently necessary or just indulgent.
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After the conclusion of the debate, a hot mic picked up the two in a short scrape that ended with both senators parting ways angrily.
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You need only look at his use of the fence to scrape off Jacare Souza, and his turning into Yoel Romero from the same position.
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Instead, if we have the patience, we may scrape together a few hundred dollars selling odds and ends on Craigslist or at a consignment shop.
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Depending on one's perspective, the suits are either salvos for civil rights or a way for lawyers to scrape the internet for a quick paycheck.
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Instead of having to scrape the insides of the working bowl with a spatula, this food processor has a scraper that's integrated into the lid.
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"Work It," an early highlight, is a hustle-harder anthem for creatives whose best hope of success is working 24/7 just to scrape by.
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I scrape off my car because it snowed AGAIN last night and head to the gym, where I run for over an hour on the treadmill.
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The included tamper pressures thick and frozen mixtures toward the blades, so you won't have to worry about having to stop and scrape every two minutes.
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They'd later scrape together $360, or $2,300 in today's dollars, to buy a special-ordered 8008 microprocessor chip for what became the Traf-o-Data machine.
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All of the major US indices managed to scrape into the green, but still finished little changed, although the Nasdaq closed at an all-time high.
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Add 2 of the eggs, 1 at a time, beating on medium speed until each is fully incorporated and stopping to scrape down sides of bowl.
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That would keep box safeties Derwin James, Adrian Phillips and Jahleel Addae (fourth safety Rayshawn Jenkins played deep) clean to scrape and flow to the ball.
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The bacteria had likely come from the Florida beach, and entered through a scrape on her toe that Kylei got from skateboarding a few days earlier.
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Hackers were able to access the user data on an Amazon Web Services account and managed to scrape names and email addresses for millions of users.
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But in this episode he takes it to an entirely new level, demonstrating how to scrape off an unloved painting and transform it into something new.
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Tired of watching his impoverished family scrape together their meager earnings as crop farmers, Jibril left home at 16 to find better prospects in the capital.
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Desperate, Diane went to the school principal and pleaded for her son to be allowed to stay in school until she could scrape together the money.
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Frederic Jacobs previously created a program that could scrape and archive Facebook pages that contained key information related to war zones and potential human rights abuses.
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Scrape down the sides of the bowl and add the vanilla, then the flour and sour cream in alternate additions, beginning and ending with the flour.
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In April California's state legislature blocked a plan to abolish caps on building height in some places, which would have allowed developers to scrape the sky.
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It's about bantering, sarcastic characters that often do the dumbest things possible, but manage to scrape by because ultimately, their hearts are in the right place.
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You basically have to scrape out every last bit of ice cream and let the bowl warm up a bit, otherwise your cleaning water will freeze.
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Burke's colonists contend with hostile plant and animal life that could scrape them off the planet's surface, and their efforts to simply survive with meager resources.
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Niantic also described the types of data it collects from players, and hinted at what data it might scrape up in future releases of the app.
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With the birth of Saint, Kardashian suffered placenta accreta, a condition that requires a doctor to scrape the edges of the placenta off the uterine wall.
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A $220 billion company shouldn't need to scrape around for such relatively tiny amounts, but this one has roughly $180 billion in debt to pay down.
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A block away is a bottle recycling center, where people pushing carts filled with the recyclables from across the city converge to scrape out a living.
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Facebook in a post last week announcing new plans to restrict data access revealed that "malicious actors" have abused its features to scrape public profile information.
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Hedge funds and asset managers seeking an edge are training computers to scrape social media sites for triggers that could move the price of digital currencies.
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Working longer hours or tapping into savings is helping some scrape by, but even so, 40% of households in Tajikistan say they cannot afford enough food.
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If there is a tiny pinch of raw tart dough clinging to the cutting board, you scrape it off and add back to ball of dough.
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Any break in the skin—any cut, scrape, or bite—should receive first aid as soon possible, and be kept clean and covered with dry bandages.
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I pull myself forward, and in that tight space, my body wants to rise; the rough walls scrape and the saltwater burns my shoulder, my fingers.
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People have sex, they drink too much, they lose their money, they take jobs cleaning and teaching and tending bar and selling drugs to scrape by.
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They have told me that they try to scrape together what they can find to observe the rituals, but there's little to celebrate this holiday season.
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Rajoy returned to power for a second term last October with a severely diminished mandate, meaning he has to scrape together votes to get laws through.
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Solar power could transform small communities around the world, but remote villages can't always scrape together the thousands of dollars required to install the requisite cells.
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At the time, apps could scrape data from both their users and the friends of those users, unless you had your privacy setting sufficiently locked down.
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Hsieh has to demonstrate the process for me a couple of times before I finally get a full one: Scrape at the edges of the meat.
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Obamacare didn't kill the health insurance industry, and whatever comes after won't kill it either — as long as it can scrape through the next few years.
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Fast-food servers scrape by on minimum wage; contract workers are denied benefits; child-care providers have no paid leave to spend with their own children.
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Best took that information and figured out the URLs for each issue and page, and then used a tool called DownThemAll to quickly scrape each page.
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Everyone agrees that in a perfect world he'd also wave a magic wand and scrape 10 or 15 years off his age, but that's not possible.
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If you use a pointed item like this, be careful not to accidentally push the dirt into the speaker when trying to scrape the gunk out.
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For many of the clients at my food pantry internship, this limited assistance is the difference between unbearable hunger and just being able to scrape by.
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George Martin, 50, had strapped a snowplow to his sport utility vehicle and planned to spend the day using it to scrape up a few dollars.
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Michael Gapen, chief economist at Barclays, said there's a lot of headline noise but scrape it away and he said the economy is doing quite fine.
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Duquesne, Pa. In Tara Thompson's weekly calculations on how to scrape by on $20,363 a year, her daughters are always at the heart of the equation.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)With long rakes, men in black raincoats scrape up scraps of plastic bags, water bottles and pieces of wood from the stony beach.
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Facebook has said it closed down that loophole that allowed apps makers to scrape profiles, and placed limits on the activities of third-party data firms.
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To help his street drain, Klaus Thoma, 72, used a plastic rake to scrape debris from the storm sewer inlets, but he said it wasn't working.
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Scrape down the bowl, and add in your eggs, one at a time, until fully incorporated, scraping down the sides of the bowl as needed. 2.
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In the large, nearly square "CHE!" and "Boschville" (both 1969), Whitten uses a squeegee and other tools to apply paint as well as scrape it away.
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"This is not just a Facebook issue," he told VICE News, noting that other internet companies scrape and sell access to consumers' data just like Facebook.
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Taking care of a cut or scrape usually means swapping out the bandage a few times, and maybe putting a little healing cream or hydrogel on there.
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Notably, the headphones did survive a five-foot fall from a gym locker with only a little scrape to the finish on the bolts attaching the earcups.
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Porter's job is to connect ex-cons with resources in the community, helping them find medical care, enroll in school, or scrape together enough money to survive.
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First-time buyers with no equity to rely on — about half of those in the market — need to get creative to scrape together that massive down payment.
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Hopefully, that two day waiting period will give you enough time to scrape together the $2,000, you know if you're not a princess or heiress or something.
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These tools often aren't just about gathering public posts or tweets; sometimes, they're used to scrape metadata in aggregate and map out somebody's movements over time too.
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This special broom has electrostatic bristles to collect all types of debris, and uses a push-and-pull motion to scrape it into a foot-operated dustpan.
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We broke the story ... Mystikal was released from a Louisiana prison back in February once he was finally able to scrape together $3 million for his bond.
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Although they speak of escaping poverty, most will have had to scrape together large sums to pay for their journeys, often by getting relatives to chip in.
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Gradually add 13 cups sugar and lemon zest and beat until light and fluffy, about 21 minutes, stopping once to scrape down sides and bottom of bowl.
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Let them scrape out the shapes they want you to carve with the real knife and they still feel included without having to handle dangerous sharp objects.
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That just leaves ChemChina needing to scrape together the remaining $28 billion to complete the deal, which values Syngenta at more than 16 times the pretax earnings.
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However, he was still polling well enough that in Israel's fractured political landscape, he might be able to scrape together a right-wing coalition to maintain power.
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Merhawit and her husband managed to scrape together enough funds, around $5,000, for her to continue the journey to Libya, but not enough for him to join.
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However, as a dedicated Pariana reporter, I've done my best to scrape together all the details of their addicting relationship, and this week was actually pretty juicy.
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We want to live the NYC fantasy life we've dreamed about — but it's not always possible when you're struggling to scrape by in an entry-level job.
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The game has been hit by bots that automatically capture the questions and scrape search engines for answers, and it's clear HQ is starting to hit back.
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Epilogue: Ferguson had to move back into his parents' home following his separation, but he was eventually able to scrape together enough savings to purchase a condo.
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DataRefuge and EDGI together are attempting to secure and distribute data so it might stay available for researchers, while developing the tools to more easily scrape everything.
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The unending white salt-pans make a sound like a scrape across glass; the whistle of the wind fills any voids of silence that might have jarred.
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Once fully cooled, place the skins on a cutting board and scrape off the rest of the fat, taking care not to cut in to the skin.
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In this course, you'll learn how to utilize Python and the Python library BeautifulSoup to scrape, parse, store, and clean up data without breaking a sweat. 11.
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As its name indicates, this crab eats coconuts, first using its claw to scrape away the fibrous coating and then using the claw to break it open.
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If there are a few shreds of kale that fell over the edge of the cutting board, you scrape that off add it back to the salad.
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The history of photo manipulation dates back over 200 years when photographers would scratch, scrape, paint, cut, and paste their way to a pleasing (often humorous) result.
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Just look at him, loving the celestial hell out of music in a way that only someone who doesn't do it to scrape by a living can.
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An Israeli cybersecurity company has developed spyware that can scrape data from the servers of Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft products, according to The Financial Times.
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With more than $80,000 necessary for a down payment in Colorado, it will take most millennials about six-and-a-half years to scrape together the money.
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The chips were intact corn tortillas, pleasingly coarse and fried until crunchy, in exactly the right amount—four—to break into pieces and scrape the bowl clean.
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You can still get it from direct contact with an uncovered cut or scrape from an infected person at the pool, so stay away from open wounds.
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This special broom has electrostatic bristles to collect all types of debris, and uses a push-and-pull motion to scrape it into a foot-operated dustpan.
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You can scrape off stuck-on debris, food, and other sticky substances from the ground without bending down, then sweep it away, all with the same tool.
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TheKona 360 Grill Brushcleans in all directions to scrape away bits of food and built-up soot on the top, sides, and the bottom of the grill.
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But Hyp3r is almost certainly not the only organization out there using technology to quietly scrape people's social networking activity and creating a detailed profiles of people.
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From hanging branches that scrape your pack as you walk by, to sharp rocks at your campsite, the pack's Dyneema composite exterior holds up to it all.
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Even if both sides are able to scrape together the votes, President Donald Trump would have to approve and sign the resolution for it to take effect.
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The only marijuana researchers can legally obtain for studies looks like something you would scrape off the bottom of your shoe after walking on a grassy field.
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Scrape the bottom of the pan to loosen the caramelized bits of chicken, and add any chicken juices that have released on the plate into the pan.
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And like the president, he tends to publicly disavow all violence while winkingly insisting that he — and the Proud Boys — will never back down during a scrape.
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It's a struggle to scrape together the cash, but she would rather pay it than risk thousands of dollars in fines or the loss of her truck.
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You might be able to recycle or compost unexpected things: You can compost a pizza box, and you can recycle foil, if you scrape the goop off.
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Women who can scrape together a few hundred dollars to self-fund their abortion but cannot afford a pied-à-terre are now completely out of luck.
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If you can scrape up a marathon entry fee and pay for travel, you can probably afford a low three figures for a pair of racing shoes.
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She adds bread, so diligently carbonized that your average toast prude might be tempted to carry it to the sink and scrape it clean with a knife.
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If the water level falls below 2500 metres, the ACP must limit the weight of big "NEOPANAMAX" container ships lest their hulls scrape on the lake bed.
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" He believes he could probably scrape together the money to make "Field of Dreams" today, but, he told me, "it would have been a lot less money.
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The data showed that many students got to their senior year (often a little late) on track to graduate, but couldn't scrape together the money to finish.
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Unleashing a mating attack, he pulled me wide with a crosscourt, then carved in a volley kill that I lunged to scrape back—a bounce too late.
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The publicity matter claims the stray work has been "carefully selected"; but if this is the best of his barrel scrapings, there's not much barrel to scrape.
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There is a large enough sample to say his shooting is probably never going to scrape respectable levels, but he's found a way to work around it.
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Scrape together an impressive $1 million, and the 99.9 percent likelihood is still that rich man Gates walks away $1 million richer while you walk away broke.
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So it sounds like what you're saying is we shouldn't allow people to scrape Reddit because they can train AI models that can be used for bad things.
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California avocados, Florida oranges and Wisconsin cheese don't even scrape the surface of an industry where the vast majority of carbon emissions come from food production, not transportation.
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We sit for a moment on benches nearby, guzzling water in the shade while Ransom uses his machete's blunted edge to scrape burrs off his pants and shoes.
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They formed a sticky biofilm — a type of mat that's not only hard to scrape off but that also tends to make bacteria hard to kill with chemicals.
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The park's creation radically changed their way of life: Now they must scrape together money to buy tin for their roofs, pay hospital bills, and farm new crops.
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Several lawmakers have pointed out to Mr. Zuckerberg, repeatedly, that the Obama campaign used a Facebook app to also scrape data from users and their friends in 2012.
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"Better that they scrape it than us," a museum employee said as Mr. May's team successfully nudged it through, albeit with one edge brushing against the garage door.
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If you don't have a zester, a box grater will do the trick just as well — just scrape it over the smallest holes and you're good to go.
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When Hitomi died, though, researchers also announced that they'd managed to scrape a little bit of data from the satellite and would be detailing it in upcoming papers.
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The 1.5-quart removable bowl is easy to lift out, thanks to a built-in handle, so you can scrape out all of the ice cream with ease.
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When Dan Gorelick first sounded the alarm on Venmo's public data in 2016, few limits on the API meant anyone could scrape data in bulk and at speed.
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He would scrape the paint off pencils and customize them with the customer's name for a fee — his market was the pretty girls in his first-grade class.
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Facebook is also shutting down search by email or user name and changing its account recovery system after discovering malicious actors were using these to scrape people's data.
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Congress publicly released the documents in mid-June, and Facebook began to scrape them for clues to shadowy operators on its network, said Andy Stone, a company spokesman.
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Now scrape together that change and get to your nearest Aldi, because it's summer and you need all the delicious, affordable alcohol you can get your hands on.
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It was tough to scrape up the money to get my car out of the pound, but on the other hand I didn't have to pay for books.
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Add-on maps which scrape data from our servers still violate our Terms of Service and use of them may still result in an account ban going forward.
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I see women who struggle to scrape together the funds to afford a procedure due to harmful policies like the Hyde Amendment, which restricts public funding of abortion.
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Using these web addresses for NSFW Tumblrs, the data hoarders can in principle scrape the content from each of the blogs to preserve on their own hard drives.
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From amazonGMG may get a commissionBuy nowHeated Ice ScraperSomething that melts ice as you scrape it sounds so much easier than putting in some old-fashioned elbow grease.
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What began as a way to scrape together rent rolled into the dough that funded my Barbies, Hello Kitty pencil boxes, questionable adolescent fashion choices and first car.
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They looked like ground pepper, but they were dug into his skin -- he had to use a dull knife to scrape them off -- and they itched something fierce.
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I'm not sure where the inspiration for this puzzle came from, but I was fortunate to find just enough types of fur to scrape together a theme set.
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However, malicious actors have also abused these features to scrape public profile information by submitting phone numbers or email addresses they already have through search and account recovery.
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Periodically stop the machine to keep it from overheating, and scrape down the sides of the blender jar with a rubber spatula to make sure you get everything.
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I do know that my Adder complains as I lift slowly off the pad, and I scrape the fuselage against a comms tower as I leave the station.
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But it remains unclear whether Dorian will make landfall in the US. Experts predict that the storm will "scrape" the US East coast but will likely remain offshore.
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At this point, Iceland will need all the help it can get as it attempts to scrape its way out of the group stage in the World Cup.
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Wash the ginger and chop it into ¼-inch slices ("I don't have the patience to scrape the skin off, so I just leave it on," says Kamali). 2.
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Terrified of getting on his bad side, we bow and scrape, flatter and flirt, or worse — just to get that raise or make sure we don't get fired.
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She was always scared of the empty ground beneath her and how her skinny legs could slip through the metal bars, scrape up her shin, trap her thighs.
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According to news reports, the Bundeswehr had to scrape together everything from tanks to body armor to be able to participate in this year's NATO maneuvers in Norway.
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Ms. el-Helw's younger sister, Ousa, who performed at a circus in Suez this winter, had a narrow scrape recently; a tiger clawed her neck during a performance.
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Our unconventional romance began when I noticed him scooting his seat closer to mine during therapy, crossing the distance that separated us one chair scrape at a time.
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As Hanyu began to perform to Chopin, the crowd grew so quiet that the scrape of his blades could be heard in the upper reaches of Megasport Arena.
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We hear what a few hundred thousand progressives think in Iowa and New Hampshire before we scrape the surface of what Latino and black Democrats have to say.
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Meanwhile, many tens of millions of loyal Republicans in struggling regions came to rely on Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, unemployment insurance and disability benefits just to scrape by.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell us ... over the years there were times some of the cancer cells migrated down to his throat, and doctors would scrape them out.
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Move the dough over to one side and scrape your work area clean of any excess flour, especially any hardened bits, and then clean your hands as well.
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She and my dad managed to scrape together money for our education — and thanks to their efforts, I got the chance to attend college and become an entrepreneur.
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"Sometimes you have to let things fail big so that everyone can identify a problem …maybe that's what needs to happen rather than just continuing to scrape by."
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Khe (the K, not quite pronounced, is more like a scrape of breath along the roof of the mouth) comes from the Korean hwe, slices of raw fish.
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They were hoping that with soldiers' votes the last to be counted, their New Right party could scrape over the electoral threshold, but it was not to be.
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The Kims scrape to make ends meet, folding pizza boxes to earn a little cash and running around the apartment chasing wifi signals from the coffeeshop next door.
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While still hiring at a blistering pace, Britain's economy only managed to scrape out 0.2 percent growth in the first quarter, less than half the euro zone's rate.
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The participant re-dresses, and Hélène and the gilder scrape the gold off and into a vial scrawled with the participant's name and the date on the outside.
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Scrape the gold, silver, copper and other metals from that haul and you'll have the equivalent of $55 billion, more wealth than many nations generate in a year.
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Ford's tweets touch on how widely accepted and deeply culturally entrenched the myth is, but only scrape at the surface of how the data doesn't match the myth.
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The stats collectors at GVA scrape their numbers from news reports and law enforcement feeds; the official federal counts, and their racial breakdowns, will be slower to arrive.
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The reason this was done in installments is that US law prevents the US government from giving Iran dollars, so the government had to scrape together foreign currency.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris fundraises off expected Sessions Senate run Gabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top MORE (D-Calif.) at 4 percent, and businessman Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerGabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top Saagar Enjeti praises Yang for cautioning Democrats on impeachment MORE, tech entrepreneur Andrew YangAndrew YangYang seeks donations for 2020 rival Marianne Williamson: 'She has much more to say' Gabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top MORE, and Rep.
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The album will apparently come with a 50-minute Afrofuturist film featuring black, brown, queer, and trans people under threat from an authoritarian government trying to scrape their memories.
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"You don&apost get to chop wood or scrape a moose hide in a regular classroom," said Ha&aposaheo Hanohano, a 21-year old junior who is Native Hawaiian.
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Each shop makes plans to do more than scrape by, whether that means turning into a souvenir shop seasonally, like HausWitch does, or catering to tourists specifically year round.
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For a long time, Passmore said, he was offered jobs by well-meaning contacts — minimum-wage retail positions that barely paid enough to scrape by, with no future prospects.
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Schroepfer explained: Malicious actors have also abused these features to scrape public profile information by submitting phone numbers or email addresses they already have through search and account recovery.
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Satire, obituaries from funeral home websites, lots of local TV, and a weird network of sites that scrape other local news and yet somehow make it into Facebook's scanner.
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If he could scrounge up that many noble knights, you can certainly scrape together four or five of your toughest bros to hang out and talk shop — royal shop.
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Instead, I took a tip from a fellow camper who said to use a water bottle and use the cap to scrape off my brush when I was done.
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This alien is more or less a loner, fending for herself and trying to scrape together a living without much help from any sort of parental or authority figure.
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Whereas SaaS startups are booming with $5 million seed rounds and often face the luxury problem of picking their investors, young hardware companies are struggling to scrape together $200,000.
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Besides, do you really want a cleaning system that sounds like something scraped off the bottom of the creatures you scrape off the bottom of a Swedish fishing boat?
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Trump managed to scrape together $30,556 from San Francisco and Silicon Valley donors, according to FEC data, the majority of whom work in real estate or are self-employed.
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The only sounds are the slap of dough ball on floured worktop, then the scrape of the flat metal peel as Kitchin chivvies the roundel of dough onto it.
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What is already a challenging situation for these households is made all the worse when they have to scrape by on salaries 20 percent lower than those of men.
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On Thursday, the social media giant announced new plans to use artificial intelligence to scrape words, images, and video in order to wipe terrorist propaganda from its network entirely.
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OhGeesy1TakeJay - This Beat Hit Lil Tracy - Filet Mignon $uicide Boy$ - SCRAPE Denzel Curry Denzel Curry - MAD I GOT IT l MAD 1 GOT 1TDenzel Curry - VENGEANCE l VENGEANCE feat.
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IDK what you were doing at 17, but I was mainly getting stoned and trying to scrape my way through a Philosophy A-Level that I would never use.
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Scrape the bottom and side of the bowl with a rubber spatula then beat the mixture on medium-high speed until super light and airy, at least 3 minutes.
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To scrape together the majority needed to form a government, Mr Sánchez must now rely on the support of regional parties and, probably, the abstention of some Catalan separatists.
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The machines, shearer loaders that use giant spinning claws to scrape coal or potash from underground seams, sell for up to 4 million euros, or about $4.6 million apiece.
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As an example, companies like QVC and LinkedIn have fought back in court against vendors of big data attempting to scrape their sites of digital data and customer footprints.
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" Moshfegh once told Vice , which published some of her early work, "My writing lets people scrape up against their own depravity, but at the same time it's very refined . . .
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I was sure we could scrape together enough money for an eight-day excursion to Argentina this coming April, as long as we opted for the "budget travel" approach.
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Central to Mike's philosophy is the importance of physical danger: of encouraging boys to take risks and play rough and tumble and get — or inflict — a scrape or two.
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Eugene Victor Debs left school at the age of fourteen, to scrape paint and grease off the cars of the Vandalia Railroad, in Indiana, for fifty cents a day.
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Women may be underrepresented in the "Star Wars" films, but the universe is so vast that female fans have been able to scrape together enough material to work with.
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Their actions are languid and explicit; yet there's a ritualistic precision to the way they slit a pig's throat and scrape off its hair that's more hypnotic than repellent.
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The show follows Stearns, who goes by the alias Glenn Bryant, as he begins to scrape together the cash and new connections needed to bring a business to life.
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As a 40-year-old freelance writer living in a converted garage and barely making enough money to scrape by, she wasn't exactly the poster child for financial success.
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It's how nonprofit Clean the World started its work, collecting used soaps from hotels, and cleaning them one by one using potato peelers to scrape off the used parts.
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Lacy's statement exonerating family members was based upon application of a technology called "touch DNA," where forensic scientists "scrape" a surface to recover genetic traces that are not visible.
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Recently, the company allowed scientists from the New York Genome Center, Columbia, MIT, and Harvard to scrape these crowdsourced public records into family trees the size of small nations.
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After that, he tried to make it as an adjunct professor, but still he could barely scrape a living together with the one class a semester he was assigned.
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I look down and scrape the nub of ankle I've got along the white tile and gasp, THERE IS NOTHING, THERE IS NOTHING, I'M ALIVE AND THERE IS NOTHING.
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His knees lightly scrape the pole, but it stays in place—with a little luck he'd be able to land comfortably and continue down the road toward Olympic stardom.
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And although they love the work, many guards are forced to take second jobs to scrape by in a city known for record-high income inequality, rivaling San Francisco.
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A last bit of advice from Córcega: you don't have to wash naturally-occurring mushrooms that hard; just use a knife to scrape off all the dirt you can.
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Once I divide the finished preserves into jars, I scrape the remains from the pot with a rubber spatula and swirl it into a bowl of thick Greek yogurt.
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And its nylon leading edge is tough enough to scrape ice off tarmac yet soft enough that it doesn't scratch wood or tile decking the way metal edges can.
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The reason this was being done in installments is that US law prevents the US government from giving Iran dollars, so the government had to scrape together foreign currency.
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They needed to be careful about how they went about archiving, however, as too many people trying to scrape at the same time could make the whole site crash.
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In Turkey, he said, they scrape by with unstable part-time work and feel threatened by what they see as a rise in anti-gay sentiment in Turkish society.
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Will it stop purchasing information from data brokers who collect or "scrape" vast amounts of data about billions of people, often including information related to our health and finances?
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And, when I asked the can to open, it would only stay open for a second and close while I was trying to scrape food scraps into the trash.
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Mr. Khachuyan said that he taught Russian journalism students how to scrape the web and that two of them had scraped Facebook for the public profiles of their classmates.
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You already know you'll only be eating pizza today, so you might as well peep these deals and see if you can scrape a few bucks off the top.
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I didn't have benefits and I was making barely enough to scrape by and I would take dog-sitting and babysitting gigs on the weekend to pay my bills.
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Xenobots could be used to clean up radioactive waste, collect microplastics in the oceans, carry medicine inside human bodies, or even travel into our arteries to scrape out plaque.
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They don't have a lot of style baggage attached to them, which allows me to prod and scrape at them to really turn them into what I'm looking for.
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His polling among black voters continues to scrape the low single digits even as he has joined the pack of front-runners in largely white Iowa and New Hampshire.
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In his comments in the House hearing on Wednesday, Mr. Zuckerberg said Facebook tracked nonusers for security purposes — to ensure they could not scrape public data about Facebook users.
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In another series called "Markings," she manages to scrape a slice of emulsion off the surface of a photograph, placing it on a canvas nearby like a brush stroke.
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To make the debate stage in December, though, he would need to register 6 percent in two early state polls or somehow scrape together 200,000 donors, both difficult scenarios.
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There's nearly endless information to scrape from — when it comes to movie theaters, for example, tracking status updates, comments, and even selfies is a way to gauge attendance levels.
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Serrato, who doesn't speak Burmese, was able to use Facebook's own API to scrape the information from the network, and he wonders why the company can't do something similar.
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How can you not scrape an ounce of bliss from an everyman, who is at least publicly embracing this, getting to walk with living legends for a couple days?
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She is the cayenne pepper that Ben's season so desperately needs, even as he tries in vain to scrape off her high maintenance ramblings, one cauliflower floret at a time.
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According to data obtained by The Guardian, only 23 people in Australia downloaded the original app, called "thisisyourdigitallife," that ultimately allowed Cambridge Analytica to scrape user data from their friends.
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You can use it to scrape up every drop of mayo, or it would be great for reaching to the bottom of a blender bottle without getting your hand messy.
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For example, some of the customer records include unique identifiers that increment by one for each new record, making it potentially simple for someone to scrape all available customer accounts.
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Schroepfer wrote: However, malicious actors have also abused these features to scrape public profile information by submitting phone numbers or email addresses they already have through search and account recovery.
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From a practical perspective, should none of Nick's relationships work out this season, ABC can probably scrape together enough of this footage to SeinfeldVision themselves a primetime-ready dream wedding.
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"The server logs show that a single API key was used to scrape the data, indicating that only 1 or 2 people have access to the data," the manager wrote.
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SENSETIME, the world's most valuable artificial-intelligence startup, was not one to "bow and scrape for five pecks of rice", said Tang Xiaoou, one of its co-founders, last September.
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In a case last year between LinkedIn and data analytics company HiQ, the court disagreed with the First Amendment defense that HhiQ made in order to scrape data from LinkedIn.
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The best thing to do may be to find a friend's or your own crappier phone and scrape by with that until the 8 finally rests safely in your hands.
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Gina Palomino, her husband and their three children scrape by on his income from occasional building work and her street-corner sales of fruit, interrupted now that she is pregnant.
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Another element of the reform, Article 11, is a proposal to extend digital copyright to cover the ledes of news stories — which aggregators such as Google News scrape and display.
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While some of the bluestones at Stonehenge — such as the spotted dolerite — are too hard to get scrape marks from a glacier, the rhyolites and sandstones aren&apost, Pollard said.
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Every confrontation was a heart-pounding battle as you were had to manage your resources, pick your opportunities, and scrape through to the next horrible situation as best you could.
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Plan B, we're told, is trying to scrape together the $161k through the assistance of others -- not unlike the woman who paid the $100k to bail him out last month.
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Bamboo cheese board and cutlery set plus 2 ramekins — $24.74 See Details Save yourself the hassle of having to scrape burnt grease off the grill with this fabulous oven sheet.
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However, to make sure the Hum Rider doesn't sheer off a mirror or scrape a roof, there are four cameras and an integrated quad-split video screen in the vehicle.
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Using a metal spatula, scrape the lemon halves off the baking sheet, pick out and discard any seeds, then place the entire lemon halves in the blender with their zest.
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The top four players in minutes played for the Buzz this season (Walker, Batum, Williams, Lin) just barely scrape past Johnson's 28.663 games of playoff experience (they have 28.653 combined).
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But evidence shows there are instances in which third parties set up fake accounts to join those groups in order to scrape data from its members, Trotter told The Hill.
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Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said Thursday that authorities are chasing "all the leads available" and will work with authorities to seize hard drives and scrape social media pages.
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Companies that scrape data, anyone who uses malware to get people to install apps, social engineering projects and non-Facebook cases on its other platforms like Instagram are not eligible.
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Both companies provide communications and services like data, voice and video transmission for large enterprises and each is trying to scrape away market share from rivals AT&T and Verizon.
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In tests, its tool surfaced data not available through Instagram's official API, including ordinary users' profile pictures, and CEO Michal Sadowski confirmed that it used web crawlers to scrape data.
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If that means some imperfection during a set — a warm-up song or two, a scrape against vocal limitations, a collision of guitar parts — that's a worthwhile price for spontaneity.
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KitchenArt's scrap bowl is designed to be tucked into a drawer or counter, so you can scrape debris into it without having to use one hand to steady the bowl.
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When their other kids were little, Chip and Joanna were just a couple of newlyweds struggling to scrape by while starting what Joanna called their "rag-tag" house-flipping company.
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In Yang's view, $1,000 a month—roughly the federal poverty line for a single-person household—is enough to scrape by, but not enough to lure people away from work.
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Just based on his initial scrape of 133 million videos, John was staring down the barrel of over half-a-billion metadata files, and no clear way to organize them.
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"Add-on maps which scrape data from our servers still violate our terms of service and use of them may still result in an account ban going forward," Hanke clarifies.
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If I were fourteen, and mostly just wanted to learn to bust airs, I would scrape up the cash and hit whatever Waco-style pool was closest to my town.
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Democrats overturned GOP majorities in both houses of the legislature in Virginia, and the GOP had to scrape by with an unexpectedly close win in the gubernatorial race in Mississippi.
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He was a kid of 19 then, his game unknown north of South Street, staked by Isidor Mazer beyond any sum he might ever have hoped to scrape together himself.
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Celebrity investors like Mr. Ackman are slowly being replaced by teams of Ph.D. holders who develop mathematical equations for trading and systems to scrape huge sets of data for patterns.
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Under the current system, workers at large corporations enjoy employer-sponsored insurance, while employees of small businesses or the self-employed typically have to scrape together what coverage they can.
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The French rider Elie Gesbert, another member of the breakaway, crashed on a short descent, ending up in a ditch and appearing to scrape his face along a stone wall.
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A separate paper by Kirkegaard and Bjerrekær describing the methods they used in the OkCupid data scrape (also published on the Open Science Framework) contains another big ethical red flag.
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Scenes of the workers bathing, as they scrub and scrape at the metallic dust that coats their bodies, portray a pain and sacrifice that is more than just skin-deep.
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Are you aware that the spikes at the bottom of the wrought-iron banisters were invented a century ago to scrape the mud from your boots before coming to call?
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There's usually someone in the group who will pop the last piece of cheese into her mouth (my kid), or scrape the last bits of kibbe from the plate (me).
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There's no way to pull up an entire list of games that'll work on it, though fans have found ways to scrape the data to accomplish this very basic task.
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The former are helped along by tutors, consultants, and nagging parents; the latter scrape up money for test-taking fees and get what help they can from overworked school counselors.
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Consider the people who are trying to scrape together a down payment but who also want their savings to keep up with the rise in real estate prices, if possible.
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Then reach into the center of the flowerlike thistle and scrape out any purplish spikes you see, along with the white choke lying like a shag carpet over the flesh.
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Cops say her face was red and swollen, and she also had a scrape and swelling on her left hand -- which she believed came from Hickerson's watch during the altercation.
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"I don't see the point in doing 'Anne' in a way that's been done, that's very charming, teacups and doilies and 'Oh, Anne's in another scrape,' " Walley-Beckett told me.
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It's not pretty, yet somehow, through the honesty of its grime and the earnest way its inhabitants try to scrape and spar their way out of it, it becomes beautiful.
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Pour ½ cup hard cider into the pan and allow it to loosen any browned bits stuck to the bottom of the pan (use a spatula to help scrape them up).
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The open-work design helps scrape away and trap the mud and then the flexible rubber mat can simply be hosed-off so it's ready for the next muddy visitor.
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Last year, The Chicago Tribune reported that as many as 300 prisoners in the Cook County Jail had been incarcerated because they could not scrape together $100 to post bail.
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It also means Democrats might be able to scrape together enough Republican votes to call Secretary of State Mike Pompeo or Vice President Mike Pence to testify under oath. 2100.
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The fact that some students have to scrape by while the wealthy parents listed in the indictment threw around money to get their children access disturbed the students at Kauffman.
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Born into a farming family, Kamkwamba (played by Maxwell Simba, with Ejiofor as his father, Trywell) was forced to quit high school after his parents couldn't scrape together the tuition.
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You can make six burgers at once, and brown the buns for serving them alongside, then scrape the deck and sauté apples for dessert afterward, a topping for ice cream.
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People who are earning a living wage are having to kind of scrape together three to four gigs to earn just about the nut to send their kid to college.
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But if demand were sky high, if tenants could scrape together the funds, and if they can get over the suspense of living suspended, maybe it's not just a tall tale.
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"Zelda was put on a medical treatment plan where she received daily baths, medication, and frequent skin scrape tests," says a post on the shelter's blog, which explains her amazing transformation.
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The beaters have rubber coverings that not only eliminate that annoying "clanging" sound but also allow you to scrape all the ingredients off of any bowl without worrying about leaving scratches.
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It's worth noting that some bots are seemingly harmless, while others could be trying to scrape your site information or be part of a coordinated Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack.
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If they can scrape their way to 216, the bill heads to the Senate, where conservative senators have pledged to oppose it and moderates want to protect Obamacare's Medicaid expansion. 2.
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But the $465 application fee can be cost-prohibitive for many DACA recipients, who only had one month between Trump's announcement and the October 5 deadline to scrape together the money.
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M Kitchen World Set of 4 Rubber Spatulas, $11.99, available at AmazonIt's best to have a flexible spatula for batters and anything you need to really scrape out of a bowl.
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Several years ago Facebook started to limit what apps could scrape from friends' profiles even with permission, but the basic configuration of user consent as a bulwark against abuse hasn't changed.
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To pass laws, it must either scrape together seven further votes from Basque nationalists and Canarian regionalists (who want more autonomy for the Canary Islands), or hope the opposition Socialists abstain.
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"There was no Google back then, so I didn't know what this meant — I thought skin cancer was just something they scrape off then put a Band-Aid on," Pace said.
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At the top of the list, not only because we had to scrape our jaws up off the floor, but because this always reminds us to grab life by the … something.
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Even so, progress over the past decade has been meteoric, and as self-driving cars learn from each near-miss, scrape and full-blown crash, it's likely to become faster still.
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Many college students living on a tight budget take on side-jobs just to scrape together and save enough money to help them pay off student loan debts down the road.
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For those who don't partake: Trailer Park Boys is a Canadian mockumentary about three friends who scrape by on their own—not much family around—in Nova Scotia's Sunnyvale Trailer Park.
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Turnbull, however, will realistically only scrape through with the slimmest of margins and faces an even more hostile upper house Senate, making it difficult for him to pass planned economic reforms.
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They had a similar scrape over trade deals, when Delaney argued in favor of agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which was pushed by President Barack Obama but killed by Trump.
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Many commenters are still waiting for an apology for the post, or to see if the Hut could scrape together some public compassion for those who were affected by the tragedy.
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Plus, it's got non-stick surfaces that ensure low-frustration cooking, because the last thing you want to do after a long day is scrape charred bits from a scorched pan.
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In the 113s a friend tagged Pensato with the nickname "The Eraser" because she would scrape down her drawings and paintings so hard that rips and holes appeared on the surface.
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Like, how long would it take for that gum to fill up again, how quickly can I scrape the gum off, and how quickly can a 5-year-old replace it?
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