A yard away, a single egg sizzled on the stove.
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But in the afternoon the one light bulb sizzled out.
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Italians of all ages and sizes sizzled on sun-bleached chairs.
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Labneh with sizzled scallions and chile (above) to tie everything together.
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While many of the relationships certainly sizzled (and a few ultimately fizzled).
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Although it was a bit chillier in Hollywood than usual, these couples really sizzled.
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He sizzled this April, earning the No. 2000 spot in the lineup and hitting .
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Barea sizzled in the first half, scoring 20 points on 258-of-23 shooting.
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There were still dozens of vendors whose tents sizzled with oxtail, chicken and shrimp.
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Memphis Meats sizzled onto the startup stage earlier this year with a lab-grown meatball.
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"Last month, the U.S. sizzled with record warmth," the government agency said in a statement.
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The ball sizzled over protective netting and into her loge-level seat behind home plate.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Government scientists say the Earth sizzled to a third straight heat record last year.
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Jenner and Kardashian also sizzled together in their swimwear during their family's holiday getaway in Aspen.
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Hoffman sizzled home a rocket on a two-on-one rush for a 3-0 lead.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Earth sizzled to a third-straight record hot year in 20.94, government scientists said Wednesday.
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From there, he cast shows like Gossip Girl and 90210, creating perfect ensembles that sizzled with chemistry.
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The ease which the car sizzled through air and flowed over asphalt, speed as quick as thought.
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The fat sizzled, droplets hitting the coal, and each piece quickly turned a beautiful shade of brown.
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A big dab of the curry paste is sizzled in oil before adding other ingredients or aromatics.
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China's markets sizzled this summer, but experts say numerous risks loom — so keep the champagne on ice.
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As I'm given a trim (literally to remove the sizzled ends), Lopes explains how he discovered the treatment.
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With its topping of sizzled ginger, chopped pistachios and fluffy cilantro, the fish is both festive and fragrant.
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We flipped the schnitzel and it sizzled away for just a few minutes until it was gloriously golden.
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It sizzled, sauntered and rocked, in contrast to Wilson's book, which the critics had pronounced overserious and unsexy.
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As the sausages sizzled on the grill, we were surprised to note they even smelled vaguely like meat.
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Poured into a skillet, the liquid sizzled and congealed into bite-sized clumps as a chef stirred it around.
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But his playing is unfailingly charismatic, and the rustic exuberance of the final movement of the Mozart concerto sizzled.
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The Trail Blazers sizzled early offensively, racing out to a 230-point lead only to enter halftime up 22016-973.
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Also key to any "Animal Style" burger order: Patties slathered in mustard sizzled directly on the griddle, condiment-side down.
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But for those watching their weight and missing the crispy taste of sizzled pig slices, there's this brand new development.
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Sisig pusit, grilled loops and tentacles of squid, arrived swamped in soy on a silent skillet that should have sizzled.
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Many stock-picking styles have sizzled lately, with growth and value and domestic and international investing all toting up gains.
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On tapas bar menus, squid is often prepared à la plancha: sizzled on a hot griddle with garlic and parsley.
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Caviar-topped potato chips is the appetizer to beat, though Alison Roman's labneh dip with sizzled scallions is delicious, too.
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In response financial markets sizzled, with equities logging a string of records and bond yields dipping lower than ever before.
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As she stalked the catwalk in her giant T-shirt, the stage sizzled with slowly roasting flames and ominous streetlights.
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A drop of sweat sizzled on the tailpipe before tumbling down to hang off a pair of dangling rubber truck nuts.
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After that it's all as smooth as the melted butter in the pans where the crisp, savory buckwheat crepes are sizzled.
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The result was slow-roasted duck legs with mashed white beans, with a savory topping of sizzled rosemary, sage and olives.
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The Cougars sizzled from the field, going 28 of 48 (58.3 percent), including 9 of 21 (42.9 percent) from beyond the arc.
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The meat sizzled as Kim laid it on the grill and carefully turned it to ensure a nice char on each side.
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Adda laid the premeasured dose on her tongue and activated systems interface programs on her comp while the sharpsheet sizzled and dissolved.
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A senior guard, Howard sizzled behind 9-for-03 shooting in the first 20 minutes, including 6-for-9 from long range.
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The Penguins' speed challenges even fast teams like Nashville, and Bonino sizzled down the right wing, a step ahead of his defender.
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A string of cities in the southwestern United States saw record warmth this week as a heat wave sizzled in the region.
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Others say he cooked the burgers in chicken fat, or sizzled bay leaf into the grease, or mixed in hearts and tongues.
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The hosts sizzled from the floor, shooting 26 percent overall and 27 percent from behind the arc, in their 23rd consecutive home victory.
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Over nearly 2200 innings in his All-Star 21988 season, Syndergaard's four-seam fastball sizzled at a major-league best for starting pitchers.
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BENJAMIN PRIME This second, larger Manhattan steak palace in the Benjamin group devotes much of its menu to expected fare, sizzled on grills.
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I've sometimes made a duck version with grilled magret and duck sausages, confit and prosciutto along with crisply sizzled strips of duck skin.
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The animating idea there was teppanyaki, sizzled on flattop steel grills set into big half-moon tables that cooks stood behind, like blackjack dealers.
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I cooked and tasted the plant-based burger and found it sizzled in the pan, was juicy, and had a vibrant, meat-like flavor.
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Then, they sizzled in 1949 L.A. as a star-crossed gangster's girlfriend and the police officer tasked with taking said thug down in Gangster Squad.
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"I do suffer from endometriosis," Mowry-Hardrict, 37, told PEOPLE at the 2016 BET Awards, where she sizzled in Roberto Cavalli on the red carpet.
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The famous fitness model hit the beach for the holiday weekend, and even under gloomy skies ... she still sizzled next to the ol' American flag.
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Tensions between the two countries have sizzled since the U.S. withdrew from a 2015 nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, with Iran.
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When the debate sizzled in 2012 over adding games to the regular season, Patriots owner Robert Kraft was also firmly on board with the Jones plan.
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The pot, like a miniature cement mixer, rocked and rolled, sizzled and seared, mixing and cooking simultaneously, before tilting its steaming contents into a waiting bowl.
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A key fob and a flip-top lighter are relics of gay male sex clubs, like the Anvil and the Ramrod, that sizzled in the '70s.
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After five days, 1,200 miles and God knows how many nuclear calories, my back was sore, my heart was homesick and my guts sizzled in misery.
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I never tire of spaghetti dressed in a sauce of olive oil, garlic and flaked red pepper, sizzled briefly, with or without a bit of anchovy.
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The stuff forms when lava hits the cool ocean, almost like water on sauna rocks — if the steam that sizzled off had acid and glass in it.
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With a quickly sizzled sauce of brown butter and capers, dinner is a cinch (a slice of the swordfish on a roll makes a great sandwich, too).
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The "Modern Family" star sizzled at Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas with BF Laurent Gaudette ... who couldn't look prouder holding hands with his 18-year-old chick.
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The method was perfected by Mr. Yip's chef, Julian Yu, and delivers a sizzled shell of crisp, nutty rice at the bottom of the pot, every time.
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Tagovailoa rolled out to his left, avoided pressure and threw a 7-yard touchdown pass that sizzled past two defenders and into the arms of Calvin Ridley.
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It's outside his restaurant, Agern, in Grand Central Terminal and it sells custom-made beef, pork and chicken sausages in natural casings that are sizzled on a griddle.
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City Kitchen Good brats may not be easy to come by, but sausages, paired with sizzled apples and onions, are a perfect way to welcome the crisp days.
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A few months after the hunt, several pounds of the ram's meat sizzled on the backyard barbecue, and the skull and massive horns sat on a garage workbench.
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They work, and not only for company: Labne with sizzled scallions, squash scattered with spiced pistachios or pasta with chorizo bread crumbs and broccoli rabe could appear anytime.
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The chicken is divine — I love it when whole garlic cloves and lemon halves caramelize once they've sizzled in chicken fat at a medium temp for a few hours.
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In the months leading to the 2002 midterm elections, the war hawks shrieked, the drums banged, and the intelligence delivered to members of Congress sizzled hot with artificial flavoring.
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They finally sizzled a red carpet together during a L'Oreal Red Obsession Party in Paris last month, but have mostly let paparazzi photos tell the tale of their romance.
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As the outer layers sizzled and crisped, I shaved them off with a knife and served them in sandwiches with sumac-seasoned onions, tomatoes, arugula and a garlicky sauce.
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A dish called nurungji gras is something else entirely: a fine seared hunk of foie gras laid over spinach and pickled mushrooms on a springy, crunchy sizzled rice cake.
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Twitter haters have sizzled off post Emilia Clarke's lack of an Emmy win, it's time to talk about what's really important: what everyone wore to the Emmys after-parties.
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The menu looks to Baja California with tacos, a burger and fish sizzled on the outdoor grill: Good Story Rooftop, Arlo SoHo Hotel, 231 Hudson Street (Canal Street), arlohotels.com.
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It's difficult to do, but when reloading the chamber, I somehow managed to accidentally spill some water in the hot chamber, which sizzled but didn't do any noticeable damage.
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Translucent bands of fluke were darkened by black rice vinegar, China's answer to balsamic, then touched with hot peony oil, which sizzled and whitened the lean fish as it landed.
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The 49-year-old sizzled in black lace at the MTV Movie Awards on Saturday, where she was on hand to help present pal Will Smith with the MTV Generation Award.
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Personally, it's one of the reasons why I chose to go natural, because like many men and women, my hair had suffered severe breakage after being sizzled into shape for years.
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To satiate this curiosity and hunger for near-obsessive detail, few can top "When Paris Sizzled," a book so packed with intriguing character sketches and associations as to be almost encyclopedic.
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He said he ran home in a frenzy, dodging loose electricity cables that sizzled in the air before the supply shut off, while a thick cloud of smoke blocked his vision.
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If you feel like staying in, even if it's not Christmas, this recipe for Chinese sizzled shrimp is rather festive, and, obviously, you don't have to be Jewish to enjoy it.
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Observe the Jewish Christmas tradition of Chinese food instead, with David Tanis's new recipe for sizzled five-spice shrimp with red pepper, or Alex Witchel's old one for classic kung pao chicken.
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Photo: Aaron Purkey Over the decades, nature has ripped, sizzled, rusted, and torn Purifoy's structures, leaving art that looks like post-apocalypic structures made by aliens to represent the horrors of modern life.
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Speaking of tech-meets-fashion, co-chair for the evening Taylor Swift sizzled in a skin-baring fembot gladiator look, while her date Selena Gomez kept things super casual in another Louis Vuitton look.
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Russell sizzled with a career-high 39 points, and the Los Angeles Lakers snapped an eight-game losing streak with a 107-101 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday night at Staples Center.
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But melting cheese is a true staple of the best food porn, with sultry raclette sizzled right on the wheel and dripped onto the plates of restaurant patrons fighting off a public food orgasm.
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I considered what kind of salad to make: Of course, there's the classic spinach salad tossed with crisp sizzled bacon and a hot dressing made in the skillet with bacon fat and cider vinegar.
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For now there is a similar dish that operates on the same principle: tender, palm-size whole octopus sizzled in butter and lime with garlic, chopped cilantro and strands of a green Korean chile.
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And there's lovely simplicity to the braised lamb shank with roasted garlic and sizzled onions; the turmeric- and cinnamon-scented sauce might have been put on this earth to be spooned over fluffy rice.
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Although he was not perfect on Friday — and even displayed some irritation with himself — he did unleash some of his usual balletic backhands that sizzled down the line, and some acutely angled forehands, too.
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I once had a version made with ketchup in place of the mayo, and I sizzled it in a pan so the ketchup caramelized, and I ate that on toast, and it was excellent.
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The first course, called "The Sting," included powdered buttermilk "cocaine" laced with pop rocks that sizzled when broth was poured on top, while a metal straw was provided to sip the liquid from the bowl.
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One is devoted to relics of L.G.B.T.Q. night life, from the 1950s lesbian bar called the Sea Colony to the gay male sex clubs like the Anvil and the Ramrod that sizzled in the 1970s.
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Mr. Quagliata's pasta work can be just as satisfying when he carves out new traditions, tossing tubes of rigatoni with roasted carrots and sizzled scallions and chiles, then brightening the flavors with a spoonful of yogurt.
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By the time Legend got his marquee solo as a frightened and angry Jesus stares down his fate with "Gethsemane (I Only Wanted to Say)," the stage practically sizzled from the pleading fire in his voice.
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Wearing a low-cut black dress with a high, structured waist, the Victoria Secret Angel sizzled on the carpet as she headed to the show, where her husband, Adam Levine, is set to perform with his band.
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When something hit the pan and sizzled—he pictured her running her finger down the length of the blade, sliding the garlic into the hot oil—he was reminded of what, in fact, was best in life.
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Nash caught up to it and, even with Stepan trailing behind, fired the puck from the left face-off circle, beating Murray with a shot that sizzled over his left shoulder into the far side of the net.
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Fresh off her ab-tastic appearance at the Golden Globes, the star sizzled in a strapless lilac jumpsuit while attending the Shanghai premiere of new movie Kung Fu Panda 3 with costar Jack Black on Monday. ChinaFotoPress/Getty
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The Joy star – who lost Best Actress in a Leading Role to Room's Brie Larson – sizzled in a sexy a custom Alexander Wang crepe bustier and high-slit skirt at the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Graydon Carter.
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But you do the math: there are few combinations more logical and lyrical than a TV show about sex parties and a guy who was found sizzled to death in a vat of acid, and an Ohio-based medical supply company.
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He threw a fastball that sizzled past Joey Wendle's bat at 99 miles per hour for a third strike, got Kevin Kiermaier on a wicked curve ball for his 10th strikeout, and on Cole's 107th pitch, Adames bounced out to Altuve.
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Some other standouts ... Chris Pine in the classic all-white tux, Sandra Oh who donned a gorgeous red gown, Darren Criss who sizzled in silver and, frankly, the entire "Black Panther" cast ... who looked absolutely incredible together in the front row.
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Now that the Disick rumors have sizzled down following the reality star's whirlwind in Cannes, Richie is back to her normal day-to-day life — which, according to her Instagram, is mostly her driving, hanging out with friends, and eating delicious food.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - Japan's Mamiko Higa, feeding off encouragement from her sumo wrestler fiance, sizzled on her U.S. Women's Open debut, wielding a hot putter on a scorching morning to take the clubhouse lead with a six-under-par 65 on Thursday.
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As I turned to scan the kitchen and gauge how long it might take the cooks to prepare my lunch, Kerr brought over a plate of fried cauliflower on a bed of fragrant spiced chickpeas, all showered with herbs and sizzled cumin seeds.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Financial markets sizzled over the last decade as the Federal Reserve injected $26 trillion in new money, with U.S. stocks far and away the biggest beneficiaries of a policy that may yet destabilize things as it is withdrawn over the years to come.
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Christmas plans were canceled when the roads were cut by swollen rivers, classrooms were entered with muddy bare feet after braving saturated school playgrounds, and the same feet were burned by bitumen roads that sizzled in the summer sun, melting the rubber off the tires of overheated cars.
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Robert Covington scored 22 points, aided by five 3-point baskets, as the Philadelphia 76ers sizzled from the perimeter to defeat the Charlotte Hornets 128-114 on Tuesday night at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, N.C. Dario Saric added 19 points with four 3s, and Joel Embiid poured in 18 points.
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For those, I'll go no-recipe style and caramelize some onions, hit those with a big blat of Dijon mustard, use them as a condiment in a sandwich made up of baguette and the sizzled sausages, with some soft sautéed apples in there as well, against the salt and acid.
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World number one Lydia Ko, who was eight adrift at the start of the day, sizzled on the front nine and moved to within four of the lead on the 12th hole but an error-strewn finish left her 12 shots off the pace in a tie for 15th at seven-under.
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Tweaks throughout Ryan McMahon sizzled from the perimeter on the way to 23 points as sixth-ranked Louisville defeated host North Carolina State 113-57 on Saturday afternoon at Raleigh, N.C. Louisville (19-3, 10-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) continued its best league start as a member of the ACC.
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At Van Da, these include a spoonful of chopped scallions and the green oil in which they were sizzled, red rings of fresh Thai chile, some fish sauce, rehydrated dried shrimp and a flap of fried tofu skin, standing in for the pork rinds a banh beo vendor in Hue would use.
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Davis choked up on his bat against the overpowering Chapman and sizzled a line drive just over the tall wall down the left-field line, sending Cleveland into delirium, tying one of the most exhilarating games in World Series history and giving Cubs fans one last scare before they finally won their first World Series since 1908.
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The Rangers took the lead late in the first period when Skjei's slap shot sizzled past Stalock, who was screened by four players — teammates Jonas Brodin and Matt Dumba as well as New York's Ryan Strome and Kreider, the latter of whom was knocked over by Dumba just before the puck sailed into the net with 5:10 left.
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Prowess in egg eating, at least three per day, is something Parsis boast of, and the phrase per eeda ("egg on top"), can be applied to almost anything: Eggs might be whisked and poured over okra, then steamed; broken into the hollows of sautéed fenugreek leaves and briefly sizzled, so the yolks still wobble; or simply fried over a bed of crushed potato chips.
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The New York Times report on the 1931 parade captures some of its mania and hazards, including navigating balloons under the elevated tracks at 53rd Street, dodging riled-up dogs, and watching an inflated hippo nearly collide with the Empire State Building: Terrible Turk sneered too hard at an electric sign — so hard that he broke in half and slunk miserably to the street as the helium sizzled from his forty-foot rubber.
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