The paving slabs outside the Coliseum are Bugaboo-buggering great slabs of volcanic basalt pain.
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But yeah, we're starting to see these rectangular glass slabs actually evolve so that they just become these glass slabs.
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That technology would eliminate the step that steelmakers have used for more than a century to pour steel into thick slabs, let newly formed slabs cool and then reheat those slabs to press the steel into thin rolls.
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Inhotim built one of sculptures that I saw Hélio planning, with geometric slabs, maybe ten feet tall, colored slabs of concrete.
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They discovered the existence of storm slabs and wind slabs, confirming the "considerable to high" avalanche danger determined by the local rangers.
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Step 5: Cut the watermelon crosswise into slabs Step 6: Turn the slabs so they are laying flat on the cutting board Step 7: Working on one or two slabs at a time, cut into long pieces and then into slices or cubes.
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Steam-cleaning has other costs too: because the process weakens the grouting that hold paving slabs in place, Siggery said, the slabs can move apart.
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In addition, the ring of white terrazzo slabs inside will, if the wall moves toward them, slide up over the top of the floor slabs next to them.
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Slabs of material are usually sold in a three-quarter-inch or one-and-a-quarter-inch thickness (although thinner and thicker slabs are sometimes available, depending on the material).
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Ryan opened a snowpack PowerPoint while we took notes about storm slabs and wind slabs and persistent slabs, all of which sounded like subcategorical psychiatric disorders from the D.S.M. When Ryan shifted the conversation to "avalanche problems," we perked up, maybe because the term would seem provocatively redundant, the avalanche itself being the primary problem.
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How, if I am working with clay slabs, will the slabs stay together and how high can I go before it collapses and I have to put it down for the day.
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The sliced brisket no longer resembles slabs of prime rib.
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We went to look at stone and pick out slabs.
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The only difference: The slabs had been rotated 180 degrees.
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In a lab room packed with boxes of coral samples, Linsley and a small team of colleagues cut the cores into slabs and then X-ray the slabs to reveal the annual growth bands.
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"They're all slabs of glass and metal," we groaned in 2016.
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Most interior structural systems are built with steel and concrete slabs.
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No one constructs an entire building out of these weighty slabs.
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Transfer the halloumi slabs to a cutting board and let cool.
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They wiped their hands and photographs of children on the slabs.
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And alternate bites with lovely, salty, herby slabs of fried potato.
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Preorders are live now, and we've got both slabs streaming below.
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Three homes across the street were leveled down to concrete slabs.
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Later there were slabs of Flintstone's-style beef from Omaha Steaks.
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Slabs of chrome-colored scrap metal hang from the ceiling, like streamers.
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I will replace with beautiful large marble slabs if they ask me.
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Smartphones are inching closer and closer to becoming pure slabs of glass.
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The exclusive invitations had arrived in the form of stainless steel slabs.
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Kaitlyn: It was acceptable bruschetta with slabs of melted mozzarella on top.
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You know, the platforms, the slabs of virtual bedrock underlying my life.
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They're round slabs of ice cream, covered in chocolate and individually wrapped.
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"Every Which Way" has 16 slabs set up in a rectangular grid.
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They're all just so many perfectly toned carcasses, headed for mortuary slabs.
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He pledged to replace it with "beautiful large marble slabs" if asked.
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I thought I could go see and lay hands on the slabs.
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Metal gave way to slabs of stone laid flat between tree roots.
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Long-ignored vertical slabs all over the city are having a moment.
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Until 19683, marathon racing shoes were constructed from thin slabs of rubber.
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Disembarking, we climbed over huge slabs of debris clogging up an alleyway.
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In Lee County, many homes were destroyed, with just slabs left behind.
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She collected art and objects, including slabs of petrified wood from California.
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So far, no other such slabs have been found elsewhere at Goddard.
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Life at Bombay Beach is not as harsh as at the Slabs, as the place is known — there is water and electricity, after all — but it feels like the Slabs used to, she said, in terms of community.
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At the moment we buy Brazilian slabs and we partly buy U.S. slabs," CEO Grigory Fedorishin said, adding the company is struggling to source enough material on the U.S. domestic market "Now we live in the market, pretty much.
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According to Rodrigues, the imported slabs have historically represented just over 6 percent of total steel demand in the U.S. The California company says it doesn't buy slabs from China and its major suppliers include Mexico, Brazil and Japan.
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Some even let their colleagues smash concrete slabs on their chests with sledgehammers.
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We can't trust your judgement, you eat boiling slabs of gravel by choice.
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The slabs were delivered to a company that sold them, the report said.
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Four decades later, the hulking slabs of concrete still end in precipitous drops.
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Also, rail cars and concrete slabs, unlike batteries, do not degrade over time.
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Her desperation grew, however, as heavy slabs of wood floated by her body.
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In seconds, he has a pile of 5 centimeter-thick slabs of meat.
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The final touch are slabs of bacon imported from Essos—a Dothraki delicacy.
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In Britain, SSI has closed its Redcar plant, which made cheap steel slabs.
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One worker pulled a toddler from underneath broken slabs of concrete, still alive.
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Before him, pharaohs were buried in tombs made of rectangular mud-brick slabs.
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Slabs of walnut laid flat on the concrete floor, their surfaces richly figured.
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It is installed outside of the Jeffersonian-style building on cement-board slabs.
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Both use slabs from the plant's 4.5 million-tonne-a-year blast furnace.
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Beef heart was served like steak, sliced into small, tender, nearly rare slabs.
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Slabs of pork belly are braised until the fat streaks are nearly liquid.
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Snow and wind create "slabs," which in turn create weakness in the snowpack.
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There, fat slabs and mounds of cracked blue ice have collected near the shorelines.
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But there's still iron in our mantle, and slabs of rock sliding into it.
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How would only eating giant slabs of meat affect someone's mental acuity or energy?
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And yes, the bezels are still vast slabs framing the display's top and bottom.
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This hidden entranceway was found beneath large slabs weighing as much as 3,300 pounds.
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The concept [of slabs] is still the same, but the age group is changing.
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At that time, I wasn't working on slabs, I was trying to ride them.
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Using a knife, chop the halloumi slabs into small, 1/4-inch cubes. 5.
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To produce them, quartz stones are crushed, mixed with plastic and formed into slabs.
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These colossal slabs of Earth's crust are incessantly pushing and sliding against one another.
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Two-story, plastic-sided homes were down to concrete slabs with stairs leading nowhere.
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The rest of the House on the Great Wall sits between two concrete slabs.
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The original sandwich had three large slabs of pickles: bright green, thick, and crunchy.
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A lobby mural consists of elephantine slabs of marble carved with a water jet.
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They're both chiseled beef slabs, and emotional weaklings, but there's nothing beyond that cliché.
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Huge slabs of reinforced concrete plunged onto two warehouses, train tracks and a riverbed.
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During Hare's discussion of the wall's construction, slabs of concrete fall from the sky.
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The 11.5-foot island and counters are topped with book-matched Calacatta marble slabs.
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Elevator cabs clad in backlit slabs of rose and green onyx suggest medieval reliquaries.
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Across from him, Ms. Welch ate an everything bagel with thick slabs of lox.
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Front Burner These slabs of Italian chocolate are topped with dried fruits and nuts.
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To make houses, polystyrene foam is sandwiched between two slabs of steel wire mesh.
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During the summer solstice, the sunrise there is perfectly framed by its stone slabs.
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The slabs are cut again, then sliced into strips, salted and formed into wheels.
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" "How much would you give me if I find you 10 slabs of calacatta gold?
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But what if wireless chargers didn't have to be formless slabs of plastic or metal?
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Meanwhile stone slabs have started catching on in the neighbouring states of Chhattisgarh and Odisha.
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The slabs he allegedly stole were worth some 6 million rubles, or about $79,000 dollars.
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He said most of the fatalities and injuries were caused by falling slabs of concrete.
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Observations revealed horizontal slabs rich in ice that were sandwiched by alternating layers of sand.
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"This is Tūhoe country girl," he says, pressing thick slabs of butter into fruit loaf.
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Local villagers and police pulled out many of the injured from under slabs of concrete.
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Newer slabs leave behind more noticeable features, like the Andes and the Himalaya mountain ranges.
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True, Samsung's dual-curved phones are prettier than the tired iPhone slabs, but so what?
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When someone orders it, the cooks slice off slabs that are about an inch thick.
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While the maze subordinates material to gravity-defying form, the slabs favor weighty raw material.
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It's served in huge slabs that are then cut or shaved into slices like cheese.
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Afterwards, the slabs of seasoned meat are stacked in between layers and layers of fat.
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At Aba, the meat is also stacked in between slabs of ground lamb and beef.
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These barriers function during peaceful times as tall slabs of concrete meant to divide classrooms.
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At a cost of $1 million, about 110 large granite paving slabs have been replaced.
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Similar effects have been found among slaughterhouse workers who routinely handle slabs of cold meat.
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The trick, the graphic explains, is storing water on concrete slabs or along outside walls.
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She deftly moved her ideas about, positioning them like the slabs used to build Stonehenge.
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But a wood fire called upon to sear slabs of marinated meat lights that night.
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On the floor, stepped slabs of limestone will create the feeling of a rock garden.
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It also can be baked into a casserole, or cooked, cooled and cut into slabs.
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"Houses completely destroyed, homes -- just basically slabs left where once stood a home," Jones said.
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First came the cauliflower steaks, thick vegetal slabs, roasted and served like cruciferous T-bones.
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The volcanic ridges form where the planet's oceanic slabs slowly pull apart and ooze molten rock.
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They're literally just slabs of dark chocolate with nuts and sometimes pretzels and sometimes sea salt.
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Almost every house is damaged, some left as massive slabs of pancaked concrete and beyond repair.
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"These newly-built houses, they're like some skyscrapers with slabs on top, as tombs," she said.
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Sniffer dogs searched for survivors buried under giant slabs of concrete and heaps of twisted metal.
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The tunnel, around the height and width of an upright person, was lined with concrete slabs.
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We walked over to a monument where, on giant slabs, the church had inscribed its principles.
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Nor should it be reserved for slabs of red meat and two-for-one chicken skewers.
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Other customers enjoy big slabs of salmon and dainty cakes that induce plenty of smartphone snapping.
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In one video, Gökçe cuts up slabs of beef for Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores.
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Platters of garlicky shrimp can be followed by slabs of grass-fed beef and pommes soufflées.
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Then he zeroed in on the nearby butcher's shop and its huge slabs of frozen meat.
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The concrete slabs open to expose windows, and an aluminum grate rises to let sunlight in.
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Likewise, the master baths will have marble slabs or tiles on every surface but the ceiling.
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Thick pines onshore, long slabs of granite, streams and outlets all melted into an unbroken horizon.
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Market Report When selecting slabs of stone, consider marble, granite, onyx and quartzite in otherworldly hues.
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Mr. Bellò posted pictures of yak herds and several of the climbers scaling slabs of rock.
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When possible, you should choose the specific slabs that will be used to make your counters.
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Then his star fell, and clients and critics dismissed his hard-edge slabs for postmodern wackiness.
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"This stuff is cookie-cutter," Mr. Aronne said, pointing to concrete slabs on the flat pier.
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The open-faced turkey sandwich is decorated with slabs of bacon and covered in Mornay sauce.
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Electrodes for rockets were reportedly smuggled in butter containers and concealed in shipments of marble slabs.
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She was not standing near the massive fish laid out on slabs waiting to be gutted.
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First, you rise the tofu cube (I prefer extra firm), then slice into "steaks" or slabs.
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On top, slabs of white bread soak up the coconut milk and slowly turn into cake.
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From the factory, one could see the hulking, rusting slabs of an unfinished high-speed railway.
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At the time, smartphone design had basically settled on gray slabs of plastic, aluminum, and glass.
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The floor slabs, for example, turned out to be too long to fit inside the elevator.
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Then remember that you're building with gingerbread slabs and piped icing, so keep those details simple.
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The memorial, located near the Brandenburg Gate, comprises 2,711 tombstone-like slabs of granite of varying heights.
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The names of the 26 victims are carved into slabs of stone laid across the Church garden.
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He added that people who had thrown paving slabs from rooftops had essentially been "preparing attempted murder".
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Expansive slabs of impervious granite won't work either, as the hard rock doesn't have much porous space.
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In the body shop, slabs of aluminum are heat-treated and bonded, which transforms the structure components.
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There are slabs of rock salt, mined deep in the desert, next to crates of Algerian cigarettes.
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The left and right-click keys depress softly and are huge slabs of plastic; they feel antiquated.
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Why should they get slabs of meat and Enos a spring salad with quinoa and light vinaigrette?
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The yard outside is littered with granite, and slabs with more holes than a slice of Emmental.
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The edibles clutter her small round kitchen table, which is covered in thick slabs of dried paint.
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Turns out, baking a leg cake involves big slabs of cake and a lot of skillful carving.
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One of the trickier foes to deal with are huge rabbids stumbling around with slabs of rock.
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In the Coi kitchen, I watch Muncy hunch over those pristine ceramic slabs to exact his design.
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Instead, they must create varied, three-dimensional slabs akin to a chicken breast or a pork roast.
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Slabs of fish are cut on a central block; two 20-cup rice cookers stand at attention.
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"My dad loves this stuff," said Roxanne Dennant, whose company, Fruit Slabs, makes cannabis-infused fruit leather.
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The danger is not new: The police warned of "falling ice slabs" from Manhattan towers in 1939.
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Most involve ship-size steel slabs, curved or torqued and very long or tipped together and soaring.
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"If I have to rip it out of that bathroom, I will find you 10 slabs," she warns.
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Bright lights illuminated the scene as heavy machinery lifted wide slabs of concrete that fell onto the streets.
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The Samsung Galaxy S8 and its big brother, the S8+, are two exquisite slabs of glass-covered technology.
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With only about 10 percent of the project completed, massive concrete slabs still line Bangkok's Vibhavadi Rangsit Road.
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Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho says the three fatalities were caused by falling slabs of concrete.
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Later in the film she unrolls seven slabs of stones from a rope, dropping them to the floor.
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"Through" consists of three slabs, each the same size as "Silence," standing on their long sides in parallel.
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And there was "Matrice" (1997-98), a suspended whirling mass of old wood, rusted metal, and stone slabs.
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But most of Russia's steel products shipped to the U.S. are semi-finished steel — blooms, billets and slabs.
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Obviously, when you're talking about slabs of glass, it's easy to say that they all look the same.
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Aluminum sheet for cans made by a plant in Indiana uses alloys cut into thick slabs in Quebec.
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Undeterred, searchers dragged slabs of ham down game trails and baited camera traps with roadkill or live chickens.
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Slabs of beef are stewed for hours with aromatics and the sweet Indonesian soy sauce called kecap manis.
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Protesters also tore up pavement slabs, destroyed street signs and set ablaze food stalls and a security post.
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Even so, the new iPhones are set to look like, well, iPhones — aka slabs of expensively shiny glass.
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It's open 24 hours a day, serving huge slabs of salt beef and much more to hungry Londoners.
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What are you craving in between all those cookies, spiced nuts, pigs-in-blankets or slabs of Brie?
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In slabs that look solid to the naked eye, the team found a network of tiny, interconnected pores.
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He's also enormous, slabs of muscle straining against his uniform as he scrolls through text messages for hours.
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Vast slabs of rock descend into the earth at severe angles, like the Titanic making its fatal dive.
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Onstage, dancers and musicians guided large slabs of foam into architectural arrangements, surrounded by instruments, pedals, and wires.
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Before everybody settled on monolithic slabs of glass, there was a wide diversity of form factors for phones.
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Not just the stock-in-trade five-ounce portioned fillets but also pinwheels and roulades and planked slabs.
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Consider a case: At the end of the day, all these phones are still fragile slabs of glass.
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The bones are preserved in limestone slabs, and attempting to remove them for greater analysis would damage them.
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Later, after building a cardboard model of one, he would cut slabs of clay, scaling up the prototype.
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His dramatic pieces resemble great altars of Carrara marble or prehistoric slabs of 500,000-year-old petrified wood.
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Concrete runway slabs at other airports may buckle from extreme heat, as similar slabs occasionally do on highways, and there is "serious concern" that asphalt on aprons and parking areas could melt, said Herbert Pümpel, a co-chairman of the World Meteorological Organization's Expert Team on Aviation, Science and Climate.
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With just about 10 percent of the project completed, massive concrete slabs still remain along Bangkok's Vibhavadi Rangsit Road.
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In another part of the video, men in the crowd are seen breaking slabs of stone into smaller pieces.
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A falling table, wedged above her head, protected her from being crushed to death by slabs of cracked concrete.
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You can even purchase slabs of different types of wood, to fuel your gift recipient's burgeoning interest in woodworking.
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The team has uncovered hundreds of sub-millimetre to millimetre-sized forms, often on the same slabs of rock.
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It's a weird install if you have non-traditional siding on your house, like the slanted slabs on mine.
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I don't think UGK were the first [to rap about slabs], but they were on the cusp of it.
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In short, those little glass slabs in our pockets are a wellspring of information, even at rest and locked.
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He's arranging the slabs on a black cloth from the front—the forehead—to the back of the head.
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That's what Willner does with samples, looping them and stitching them together into hypnotic, slowly mutating slabs of techno.
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The killer winds left shredded metal dangling from the trees and obliterated homes, leaving little more than concrete slabs.
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Hence, why it's lingo and customs from slabs to sauce have been constantly re-appropriated over the last decade.
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Instead, the 113 ½-by-211-foot slabs of iron, which sit below the water line, needed only minor repairs.
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Moon will receive Kim after he crosses the concrete slabs that form the rivals' military demarcation line Friday morning.
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The West 24th Street space hosts three works made of solid steel slabs as well as a drawing installation.
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Made of colorful Formica slabs and resembling three-dimensional Mondrian paintings, they're as practical as they are provocatively beautiful.
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So I have to either buy seven slabs of marble or I have to change two of my bathrooms.
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Fatica is an Italian food sculptor who looks at watermelon like Da Vinci looked at slabs of pristine marble.
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More than 35 people had been pulled from the slabs of concrete, and at least eight people have died.
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It is fronted by a hand-built retaining wall of bluestone slabs and has solid copper gutters and leaders.
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Its 17 courts are fixed rectangular slabs, like the bricks that are crushed into dust to cover their surface.
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The centre's crowning achievement is its cyclotron, an 8,303-tonne particle accelerator housed within steep slabs of white concrete.
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They also traveled to Greece and Italy to select marble slabs from quarries and direct the production of millwork.
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The center's crowning achievement is its cyclotron, an 8,303-tonne particle accelerator housed within steep slabs of white concrete.
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Drop one of these glass slabs and you'll end up forking over a few hundred dollars to repair it.
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For instance, there is an 18-inch-deep gravel bed, sandwiched between two concrete slabs, under the buildings' subbasements.
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There are just a lot of different companies making and selling big slabs of glass that create moving pictures.
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The diner tables were littered with pyramids of to-go boxes and picked-at slabs of red velvet cake.
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Remove the foil from the rib pan and apply the sauce to the front and back of the slabs.
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However, some relaxation in individual income tax slabs or tax rate is expected in order to boost urban disposable incomes.
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The volcanic ridges mark the places where oceanic slabs slowly pull apart, giving molten rock and gases an escape route.
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They're thick dense slabs of lithium-ion cells we carry not because we want to, but because we have to.
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At the bottom of the menu is Spam musubi, the blushing pink canned-meat product pressed between slabs of rice.
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In an effort to rationalise taxes, the GST Council decided to cut rates on 211 items across all tax slabs.
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Remove thin membranes from back of slabs by slicing into the membrane with a knife and then pulling it off.
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They're all slabs of glass and metal that will jut out of a woman's pocket and stretch out a man's.
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There is an unmistakable talent in the hard lines, the slabs of colour and the sense of solid and void.
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The researchers use this information to tell the history of many of the slabs and their effect on the planet.
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But many more are left behind on the marble slabs of the dock, watching the boat pull away, without them.
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I think TVs are always going to draw attention to themselves — even if they're just completely featureless black glass slabs.
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Rows alternating paired slabs and single ones create a stately, rhythmic impression, like a marching band playing funereal oompah music.
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The space, on West 993th Street, hosts three works made of solid steel slabs as well as a drawing installation.
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The space, on West 24th Street, hosts three works made of solid steel slabs as well as a drawing installation.
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Boyd credits Makoto Azuma, the Japanese artist known for freezing beautiful floral arrangements in slabs of ice, for the inspiration.
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The grass was laid down in large rolls of sod unfurled or as sod slabs fitted together like puzzle pieces.
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As the terrain got steeper, the train wound through massive slabs of rock that seemed almost close enough to touch.
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Among the broken concrete slabs, he and Ms. Taylor got out of the S.U.V. and climbed out of the hole.
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Now the Fruity Nut bar is also made in attractive slabs that regional grocers sell as an accompaniment for cheese.
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Underneath, visitors and merchants crowd tables loaded with tubs of silver fish, slabs of raw pork, and bushels of spices.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' First, slabs of pork belly are fried until they're half crackle, half wobble.
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The danger of whizzing icicles is not new: The police warned of "falling ice slabs" from Manhattan towers in 1939.
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Heavy stone slabs lean inward; it is a tight corridor; I felt as if I was walking slightly down hill.
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The part of the mill that rolls slabs into sheets of steel will shutter by the end of next year.
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They&aposll essentially become slabs of glass screens with batteries attached to them, Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon told Business Insider.
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A path of concrete slabs leads to the double doors in front, which open to a foyer with concrete floors.
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It will be lost entirely in early 2018, when the concrete core and floor slabs fill in the steel skeleton.
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Some 2000,000 pieces — including 14,000 granite slabs, 3,500 light fixtures, and one Mies-designed ashtray — awaited cleaning and buffing up.
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This creates a furious surface tension capped off by the graphic snap of the black-bordered slabs of yellow paint.
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From a fur-covered base rises a three-sided pillar, clad in notched slabs and cinched slightly at the middle.
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"I took six," Jenner says, before Kardashian West informs her that she received the invoice and knows she took 10 slabs.
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The before and after pictures are compelling: Before tenants move in, Aravena's structures look like row houses built from gray slabs.
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A few of the buildings in Kragujevac, where I lived, dated to the 19th century, but the rest were Modernist slabs.
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Lumish's restoration work transforms veteran's gravestones blackened by the elements and decades of neglect into pristine slabs of marble and granite.
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Once dyed, the slabs have a remarkable, airy presence that distances them from this laborious process and their photographic source material.
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Residents, authorities and an army of hard-hatted rescue crews toiled under bright lights, looking for survivors under slabs of debris.
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The best smartphones almost have to be slabs of metal and glass to bring the functionality on the screen to life.
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"No U.S. domestic smelter currently delivers low-carbon primary aluminum slabs," it said, making Rusal something of a no-brainer partner.
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Comcast is looking to change that with its xFi Advanced Gateway, which trades the slabs for a sleek, slanted mini tower.
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The gooey, plasma-like cheese is poured over a number of greasy, high-calorie menu items, including thick slabs of steak.
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I was one of the ones out there trying to get slabs together and play around with them in the neighborhood.
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Two big slabs of wrought aluminum wrap around my favorite pair of headphones here at CES 2016: the Technics EAH-T700s.
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Mr. Burke's signature use of slabs of Himalayan pink salt is everywhere, in the food and even to cover some walls.
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Courtesy Rackstraw Downes / Betty Cuningham Gallery Brice Marden, Downes's contemporary at Yale, infused minimalistic slabs of encaustic paint with smoldering emotion.
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Mosaic slabs will be on the move this spring, and a few sections that were dispersed decades ago will be reunited.
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Sear up some seasoned tempeh slabs and use some hot-sauce-streaked vegan mayo for a better-than-your-average BLT.
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To see an ass is not to see a pair of fleshy buttocks, not merely two grinding slabs of leg shoulder.
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The movement is very slow — about three inches a year — and over time stress builds because of friction between the slabs.
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We submitted duck legs to nice confit baths, cured slabs of pork belly, sometimes even made sausage; we went for it.
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The memorial consists of 24 concrete slabs, which the cooperative wants to keep it in place for at least five years.
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Again, since we are dealing with slabs of steel that are almost the same, the differences in special features are minimal.
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The process involved slicing the brain into 20-nanometer slabs, and then continuously imaging them for months in an undisturbed environment.
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After the vigor of dry pot, the desserts are tranquilizing: purple slabs of grass jelly; rice balls mired in rice wine.
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Ferguson was in a US-made bunker -- a crammed space held together by slabs of five-inch concrete fortified by sandbags.
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After three bodies were recovered from a car crushed under slabs of concrete, the Genoa prefecture raised its official death toll.
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Each cell has a sink-toilet combo and an automated shower, and prisoners sleep on concrete slabs topped with thin mattresses.
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The finance ministry has proposed four tax slabs, with the highest at 26 percent for about 20-25 percent of taxable items.
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For me, the true utility of multi-cookers is their ability to dramatically reduce the cooking time for large slabs of meat.
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Like many other companies, NLMK's U.S. unit has applied for an exemption from the tariffs so it can import Russian steel slabs.
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The point-and-shoot has all but died at the hands of the glass slabs we now hold so near and dear.
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The majority of the buildings that collapsed in the 1985 quake were 10 stories or less, built out of flat concrete slabs.
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When you think of lost architecture, maybe you think of the soot-encrusted structures of Pompeii or the enigmatic slabs of Stonehenge.
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Any number of chemical compounds can be used, except instead of solid slabs, the battery uses tiny particles in a liquid slurry.
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The camera is one area that can help a smartphone differentiate itself from all the other black slabs of glass out there.
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When the grid needs that energy, the same rail cars carry the giant slabs downhill, converting the potential energy back into electricity.
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Only the fish — slabs of carp, deep-fried and sloshed with a pulpy mix of garlic and cilantro — was a spongy disappointment.
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These slope stability daredevils tie off above unstable rock faces, then dangle on ropes chiseling away at loose slabs with a crowbar.
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But then, unlike at, say, the Vietnam War memorial, you have the slaves' names listed on the marble slabs in complete disarray.
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From '92 to about '96, slabs got their signature [aesthetics], you know, the fifth wheels, grills, belts, buckles, custom interior, candy paint.
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Like all products that reach maturity, modern smartphones as we know them today â€" rectangle glass touchscreen slabs â€" have become boring.
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In another incident, Chopra visited the Holocaust Memorial, where over 2,700 concrete slabs commemorate the millions of Jews murdered during the Holocaust.
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When slabs of engineered stone are cut and finished to fit a kitchen or bathroom, large quantities of silica particles are released.
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Imports of engineered stone slabs into the United States grew by about 50 percent from 2013 to 2014, according to federal estimates.
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Years of layered graffiti can now be found under the round, UFO-like slabs that once covered the cannons and their carriages.
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SLAG, the crystalline chunks and slabs left over from metal smelting, is what makes a lot of art glass creations so extraordinary.
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Like the seeds that sprout in toxic soil, or push up through slabs of oppressive concrete, re-emergence and reinvention become possible.
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Today, old graffiti-tagged slabs stand as harmless relics, and the long scar of the wall's foundation runs through the bustling intersection.
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When I stopped by, not long after our trip to the White Mountains, several slabs were resting next to a filing cabinet.
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Steel technology advanced, steel users switched to lighter and cheaper materials, and specialization led the steel mills themselves to import steel slabs.
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Middlemen who have bought and sold here for decades sliced slabs of fish on wooden tables crosshatched with thousands of knife nicks.
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Many things you can't see — such as the foundation — were made using construction debris, like concrete slabs and chunks, from other sites.
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The third sculpture on 24th Street, "Through" (2015), is composed of three large steel slabs forming horizontal walls, two together, one apart.
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Cucina Zapata's most famous dish is their "Cap'n Crunch Burrito," which is a burrito filled with two slabs of cereal-encrusted tilapia.
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In addition, he said, the larger pipeline would be buried deeper than the existing one and would be covered by thick concrete slabs.
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At the Colón graveyard the mausoleums of important pre-revolutionary families near the gates give way at the periphery to unmarked stone slabs.
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A fireplace sheathed in book-matched stone slabs unites the spaces, which also both sport patterned floor coverings and statement-making light fixtures.
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De Waal's gold-edged vitrine with eight porcelain vessels (six unglazed) shimmers from the light of golden slabs that rest between the vessels.
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The mixture of delicate white, gilded metal, and subtle light from the lustrous slabs plays beautifully with the enigmatic gaze of the Comtesse.
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The SolaRoad – the idea of bright minds in the Netherlands – is made from pre-fabricated concrete slabs, 2.5 by 3.5 meters in size.
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Lining the "main streets" are butchers, hair salons, bars, charcoal-sellers, and food vendors clouded in smoke as they char slabs of meat.
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Of course not, but with all phones now just glass slabs, the KEYone's somewhat throwback keyboard and industrial design is kind of refreshing.
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On the other side of the border, in Tijuana, Mexico, residents laughed off the idea that the monolithic slabs will stop desperate immigrants.
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Pictures from Anata, a Palestinian neighborhood in East Jerusalem, showed what appeared to be about 10 concrete slabs that had been washed away.
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Follow the waiter's advice, add a few slabs of oxtail on top, or a marrow bone, and feel yourself dissolve into the evening.
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While most Android handsets tend to be similar-looking black slabs of glass and metal, it's immediately obvious the Essential Phone is different.
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Slabs made from the recovered plastic have already been used in construction projects in the city, including a national sporting facility for handball.
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Herrine: While I like my pastrami very thin, I appreciate the thick slabs here, because it just has that extra hearty mouth feel.
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Leather sections waiting to be stitched into bags were neatly laid out on rolling carts, like slabs of tuna at a sushi counter.
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Products from India are mainly refined ingots rather than value-added products such as billets and slabs, said a second trading house source.
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The slabs of gray rock seem unchanging now, but your headset reveals that they were once a coral reef in an inland sea.
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In the kitchen, thinly sliced slabs of polished Statuary marble are backlighted to create glowing backsplashes above Molteni&C Dada cabinetry from Italy.
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Powerviolence, grindcore, fastcore, hardcore, skronky grunge, big fat slabs of grimy rock'n'roll—you'll find all that on this groovy, grinding piece of mayhem.
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They climb up steps that are slabs of stone and emerge onto a small gravel patch with a thatched roof on bamboo pillars.
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He stands above twin slabs of butcher block that were once flat but which now resemble dugout canoes, from decades of metronomic chopping.
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And the train station is all concrete slabs and neon and fluorescent lights, nothing like the chiaroscuro of noir as we knew it.
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The fixtures and finishes include glass floor tiles and door hardware imported from Italy, and sinks and showers carved from Mongolian granite slabs.
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In years past replacement batteries were the norm for smartphones, before the cult of slimming touchscreen slabs arrived to glue phone innards together.
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The boats carried hand-operated pump filters, water-storage bladders, latrine slabs (pit covers that users squat on), tarps, soap and other supplies.
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Two older men leaned against the wall, hoisting bottles of beer after a day spent cutting slabs of marble in a nearby graveyard.
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Their latest invention can create muscle-like structures and textures within slabs of plant-based meats using a device called a Couette cell.
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The couple's lone devil-may-care decision is the veined white marble slabs for the kitchen countertop, which are easily stained and scratched.
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"When you finish a swim you land on these giant rock slabs, which are incredibly slippery," Roll said by phone after the race.
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As wide as a salad plate and flat as a flounder, it appeared thin, but it was somehow layered with slabs of chocolate.
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For dessert, slabs of soft tofu slowly sink in a tall glass of dark cane sugar syrup, topped by swollen sago (tapioca pearls).
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A 'once in a lifetime accident' The Chattanooga Fire Department shared photos that showed a blue car crushed by giant slabs of concrete.
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"Ponyboy" and "Faceshopping" are harsher: sludge-coated slabs of synthesizer clobber each other, adorned with the sounds of crinkled aluminum and stretched latex.
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As the motor begins to spin, the slabs of leather fan out and smack the side of a rock creating a distinct flapping noise.
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Built of tall, narrow, thick-based slabs of cement, or "T-walls", these barriers are designed to be hoisted quickly into place by cranes.
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Construction workers are among the missing, and some people are feared trapped in their cars, after slabs from the bridge fell on moving vehicles.
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There are polka-dotted employee badges, free breakfast and lunch buffets, and the company's bright logo colors splashed over prominent slabs of wall space.
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Each of the dozen or so entrances have been blocked with makeshift barricades of bricks, corrugated metal sheets, wooden slabs and felled tree trunks.
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While the GST tax slabs may not be announced in the budget, appropriate duty rationalization can be started to align with potential GST incidence.
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Later this month a private company will start testing the slabs to see how they withstand attempts to climb over or tunnel beneath them.
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Trump administration officials have called for wall, but changed the definition of a wall at every turn, from steel barriers, concrete slabs, to bollards.
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After all, on Earth, and especially on the gas giant planets like Jupiter and Saturn, weather is confined to thin, flattish slabs of atmosphere.
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Image: NASA/JPL/University of ArizonaSHARAD data showed that the frequency and volume of the ice slabs increased with proximity to the north pole.
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Giants slabs of ice that give way 10 years from now, for example, could be the product of melting that started a decade ago.
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But once inside the grounds, after passing a section with the usual stone slabs, visitors find rows of small bungalows painted in pastel colors.
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Instead, Roker's Point Settlement was an unfinished housing development under construction, with concrete slabs on the ground and dangerous drops into a water basin.
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All she needs is a bus ticket, a brown riveted case crammed with smashed slices of white bread and fat fried slabs of perch.
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On the summer solstice a sharp beam of light shines through slabs of fallen rock and pierces the exact center of a spiral petroglyph.
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" When there is blasting in the quarry, the villagers hear "a low crumping shudder that shrugged huge slabs of limestone to the quarry floor.
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Slabs made from the plastic they have recovered have already been used in construction projects in Yaounde, including a national sporting facility for handball.
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For the first time, Australians were meant to be able to enter their vital statistics online, instead of on the traditional slabs of paper.
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The rice is pillowy, with just enough vinegar to provide counterpoint to the soft, silky slabs of mackerel, scallop, salmon, amberjack, even maitake mushroom.
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"People have more to spend and that lifts us all," said Fernando Bernal, a butcher, as he hacked slabs of pork from a loin.
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All required attention from human workers, who constantly stepped in to move ingredients around, transfer dishes or cut up slabs of chicken with scissors.
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Cryptic scenes are superimposed on the whitish slabs about four meters tall, among them depictions of tapirs, lizards, pregnant women, ladders, and ritual dances.
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Rescue workers who raced to the scene could hear people moaning and crying, pinned beneath concrete slabs, impaled with steel girders, suffocating from dust.
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Stuart Pearce: Revelled in his nickname of "Pyscho", Pearce had great slabs of meat for thighs and thundered into tackles with 100 percent commitment.
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At a yard run by the Ram Birthplace Trust, an organization overseeing construction, men pounded chisels into slabs of stone, carving swirls of flowers.
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Slabs of ahi sit in a glass case, with thin white rings like a tree trunk's and a deep, thrilling red at the center.
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The company, Craveable Hospitality Group, ages its meat in rooms lined with slabs of Himalayan pink salt, which it says adds flavor and tenderness.
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The composer sets words from his own abstract text (lines like "Between the slabs of hardwood ran hot animal glue") to restless vocal lines.
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Other slabs included 12 percent for food and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), and 6 percent for precious metals like gold and for essential items.
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So in airports, the back of cabs, and on city streets we're plugging into lithium-ion slabs in our pockets and bags to stay connected.
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There's an old joke that all phones now are "big black slabs" that simply aspire to look like the monolith in 7.13: A Space Odyssey.
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And an old-fashioned butler's pantry connects the dining room with the modern eat-in kitchen, complete with Calcutta marble slabs and stainless-steel appliances.
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It is, however, more expensive than traditional battery slabs from the likes of Anker, Ravpower, ZMI, and Jackery that offer similar capacities but less functionality.
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For hours into the night, they gingerly removed rubble and held their breath every time they heard a groan or a creak of the slabs.
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She will also pay her respects at the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, a large series of concrete rectangular slabs of various heights.
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The shoe is basically a Teva sandal accessorized with with two slabs of fuzzy Ugg materials – on top of the foot and covering the achilles.
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Apple has at last released an iOS update to fix a nasty bug that was transforming 9.7-inch iPad Pros into unusable slabs of glass.
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Near the entrance to the cemetery are the graves of the poorer folks of the town, marked by simple slabs of rock on the grass.
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The texture is complex: velvety yet toothsome with a pleasant granular finish, evoking the joys of eating thick slabs of cinnamon toast as a kid.
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Guitarist Adam MacGregor's thick rotting slabs of riffs and sinewy leads tear at each other from awkward angles, equal parts Justin Broadrick and Fred Frith.
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Each morning, the cooks at this mom-and-pop lunch deli in Kapa'a begin steaming their laulau (salted slabs of fatty pork) by 3 a.m.
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Construction crews are excavating unstable soil, replacing it with concrete and topping it with slabs of rebar-reinforced concrete that is anchored into the bedrock.
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Normally, it takes up to 5,200 gallons of water to produce a single 2.2-pound steak (the large slabs typically sold at the grocery store).
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Underneath, rough slabs of broken asphalt, rusty metal wire, concrete, earth, and stone from a demolished Paris street cover the floor, suggesting rubble and destruction.
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It has already signed a sales contract to ship stainless slabs to U.S. producer Allegheny Technologies Inc as part of a broader joint venture agreement.
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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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The works are high-definition color videos projected on walls, translucent scrims or granite slabs, or played on flat-panel LCD screens, with amplified sound.
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The authorities called off the frantic, daylong search for survivors early Thursday, after more than 35 people had been pulled from the slabs of concrete.
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For meat lovers, it's a beautiful sight: racks of mahogany-skinned birds, sugar-shiny slabs of pork ribs, and all that thrillingly saturated, sticky redness.
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Before then, the E.P.A. installed interim protections, including placing slabs of concrete, lead and steel beneath floors and sidewalks to block radiation from emanating upward.
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The kitchen is clad in grainy, textured wood with iron hardware and slabs of granite, and includes a Wolf range and a commercial-grade refrigerator.
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They were lifted in January 2019 but the company's sales of value added products (VAP) - including alloyed ingots and slabs - are yet to fully recover.
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Houses built on slabs without basements, or with eight-foot-high foundations that are "not super structurally sound," Mr. Scotti said, are prime teardown candidates.
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Houses built directly on slabs, which are especially common in low-income neighborhoods, have the fewest alternatives: Basically, raise it up or raze it down.
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The plant, which has total production capacity of 5 million tonnes a year, exports slabs that are further processed at ThyssenKrupp's sister plant in Alabama.
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Protesters torched cars and lorries, smashed windows in banks, looted retail stores and hurled paving slabs and other objects before police managed to restore order.
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Vast salt flats and salt lakes remain and are still mined by the nomadic Afar tribes, who transport salt slabs from Danakil by camel caravan.
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Christina Lecki, the executive chef at Reynard, the restaurant in the Wythe Hotel, matches courses with a variety of plates and platters and wooden slabs.
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It's not called a Cheddar, though the curds are treated by Cheddaring; they are heated, drained, piled in the cheese vat and cut in slabs.
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The earlier sculpture had a funereal air about it, as if the slabs were tombstones, and brought to mind Peter Eisenman's Holocaust memorial in Berlin.
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Other buildings were mostly flattened, some with a corner still upright, the slabs of concrete that had once been roofs or floors hanging at odd angles.
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The spending will also boost ArcelorMittal's Mexican mining operations and will "support ArcelorMittal's NAFTA operations by providing high-quality semi-finished steel slabs," the company added.
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So, too, does Remains to be Seen (2019), a grid of 33 steel reinforcement bars which hang down from the ceiling, punctuated by slabs of concrete.
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Grilling thick slabs of watermelon until the outside is charred and the inside is warm and juicy makes even the staunchest of carnivores drool in anticipation.
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These are arranged in the vague suggestion of purposive use —classroom, theater, table — and resemble ancient ruins, and also, with white slabs on grass, a graveyard.
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More rarely, geologists appear to scrutinise the slabs of shell-pitted dirty-white stone in which the Economist tower and two smaller neighbouring buildings are clad.
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"Unlike the dull slabs of glass we're used to, this smartphone/tablet hybrid has lots of potential entry points — and not the good kind," iFixit said.
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Sylvester Stallone has become as tender as the slabs of meat he sparred with in Rocky – and it's all thanks to the women in his life.
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Before the meeting, Trump and Kim shook hands and posed for photos several times as they stepped across the concrete slabs that form the village's borderline.
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The house, a shack of wood slabs with a tin roof, without power or much of a floor, where drought hissed out of the water tank.
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Samsung will package up the 8-gigabit modules into RAM chips for computers at first—from 4GB offerings for laptops, up to 128GB slabs for servers.
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These are mined, and the resulting slabs of salt exported by camel, by nomadic Afars who are the nearest thing the depression has to permanent inhabitants.
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Enter Swet Shop Boys, who have crafted a infectious middle-ground whereby their songs are simultaneously stone-wall rap bangers and vital slabs of social commentary.
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The design here is unique, featuring three thick slabs of die-cast aluminum, held together tightly by internal tension rods that help to eliminate unwanted resonance.
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Some display Brutalist sensibilities, with severe slabs of exposed concrete; others, nearly devoid of opaqueness, call to mind Philip Johnson's Glass House in New Canaan, Conn.
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In her 1982 painting "Crevice," slabs of upthrust rock tumbled against one another, with a pair of disembodied feet and ankles adding a ghostly human presence.
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My toes remained torpid for about an hour after I got out of the river, my feet like two slabs of blubber From Hampstead to Cambridge.
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At that time, the slabs of rock that carried these present-day continents crawled apart from each other at a rate of a millimeter a year.
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In size and weight, Berlin is a building block of a book, reminiscent of the cobblestones, bricks, and concrete slabs that make up the titular city.
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With the U.S. lifting tariffs this month on steel and aluminum imports from Canada and Mexico, Fedorishin said NLMK would also search for steel slabs there.
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The plant, which has total production capacity of 5 million tonnes a year, exports slabs that can be further processed at another ThyssenKrupp plant in Alabama.
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The open-plan main floor is paved with smooth stone slabs and centers on a two-story-high stone fireplace that rises through intersecting redwood beams.
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He conjures monumental slabs of noise to convey the turbulence and weight of our current climate-inflected moment with bleak, overwhelming, but often eerily beautiful results.
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The menu will have a Basque influence, with chorizo simmered in cider, an omelet with salted cod, Spanish cheeses and cured meats, and slabs of beef.
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Winner: The slabs of steel are almost the same, though the Dough-Joe has the minor benefit of a hole in the corner for hanging it.
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Nate 'n Al, opened in 26.50, is still slinging slabs of fatty pastrami ($5.508 for a half sandwich; $27 for full) in a fabulously retro environment.
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The furnishings, except for the dining table, dining chairs, sofa and coffee table, are custom built-ins, most combining polished wood slabs and black-painted metal.
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Along with tableware from a Jaffa flea market and breeze blocks for an intricate upstairs wall, Mr. Tibi imported bright terrazzo slabs from a Haifa factory.
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The iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max are the most prestigious slabs of metal and glass Apple has to offer (20203/10, WIRED Recommends).
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Mr. McCain, who is not doing interviews, delights in sitting out on his deck where he once handled slabs of ribs on the grill, friends say.
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"Ice Box Number 4" (2212) is a still life interior of an open refrigerator crammed with slabs of meats, brand-name canned goods and detached penises.
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Typically, it's an actual chunk of wood — people use slabs of lumber, bread boards and cutting boards — topped with tableaus of foodstuffs, offered for communal eating.
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When huge ice shelves—slabs of ice up to 1,500 feet thick that straddle land and sea—warm up, ponds of water form on their surfaces.
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Thick slabs of asphalt tilted into a crater as big as a swimming pool, and on the far rim sat the frame of an exploded truck.
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Pictures from Ariha showed "White Helmet" rescue workers lifting slabs of broken grey concrete as they searched for survivors in the crumbled wreckage of a building.
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The house is bare, dilapidated even—the windows blocked by bricks and slabs of wood, shattered rock and snaking wires sticking out of its once vibrant structure.
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Enormous slabs of butter melted in the oil as Chen sporadically added ginger, Sichuan-sourced peppercorn called huajiao, garlic, and douban bean paste—a particularly important ingredient.
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Continuous casting, however, still takes a lot of rolling to reduce slabs cast 80-120mm thick to the 20123-2mm required by many producers, such as carmakers.
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When did we get cool slabs of metal attached to our hands and learn to stare at the devices in our palms and not at each other?
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Counties such as Hendry, sandwiched between the Everglades and Lake Okeechobee, have ordered voluntary evacuation of mobile homes and houses not built on concrete slabs, for example.
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When the museum was about to close, he ran around taking pictures of all the slabs of text, claiming he'd read them later when he had time.
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Advanced rail energy storage (thus "ARES") can absorb that excess energy, using it to power electric trains that pull giant slabs of concrete up a gentle slope.
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Regardless, diners at Nieto Senetiner usually have their interest piqued by the sight of a blonde ponytailed lady slicing through vast slabs of meat and moving embers.
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But sometime on Friday morning, the tribe allegedly decided to make a break for it and broke through the slabs of the fence – starting on their journey.
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Most are fitted with black slabs of granite and have a picture of the deceased etched in them—sometimes as a blooming teenager, sometimes later in life.
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A typical boulder weighs between three to five tonnes, with each sent up to Aberdeen to be cut into slabs before being brought back down to Mauchline.
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He wears tight V-necks, owns a global chain of high-end steakhouses, and entertains his celebrity clients by sensuously sprinkling salt on thick slabs of meat.
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Roll-on/roll-off rose by 5.5 percent on an extension of destinations and improved frequencies and because of a 33.1 percent increase in plate slabs imports.
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Hot breakfasts are being replaced on some routes with only fruit plates and muffins, and more substantial lunches are being switched out for wraps and chocolate slabs.
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Video footage and photos posted on Mexican media earlier showed firefighters and ambulance crews helping to free trapped workers from rubble, which was strewn with concrete slabs.
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When Mr. McCoy, now 35, found his friend's name etched among the 5,200 others on four standing black granite slabs positioned like open books, he broke down.
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His chromatic squares recall stained glass, as well as Hans Hoffman's influential abstractions, and the blocky forms that Philip Guston cultivated in Rome, echoing worn stone slabs.
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On the floor a stack of wooden slabs made a perch atop which the gunman stood to watch the road from where the turret should have been.
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And that menu is both radical and beautiful, often featuring foraged ingredients and Native American preparations arranged on wood slabs and wreathed in herbs and baby greens.
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After the thick bark has been harvested from Portugal's oak forests and wine stoppers have been punched out of the slabs, what happens to the leftover cork?
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Owens's own bed — one of an edition of three — is a monumental tomblike structure of alabaster slabs which, when combined with its matching daybed, weighs two tons.
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There are 10 seats for parties of more than two, and 40 positions at high-top tables for standing and eating thick slabs of choice Angus beef.
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As a small red dust kicks up in the wind, Lamaleran women try to barter whole fish and slabs of whale meat for corn, vegetables and tobacco.
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The Light Phone 2, in a lot of ways, is banking on the same premise: our phones don't have to be uniform slabs of bezel-less glass.
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Additional watchtowers and huts have appeared in recent months, and three-meter (10 foot)-high concrete slabs are being erected along some of the most vulnerable sections.
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In some neighborhoods, all that's left are concrete slabs and piles of wood, and residents have to guess the general location of where their homes once stood.
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I had to keep up with Otero's hurried pace, lest I lose him behind slabs of deboned meat draped over metal bars, separating stalls like privacy curtains.
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The British portraitist, who died in 290 at age 21988, bore down on his models and refashioned them, not quite realistically, into meaty slabs of oil paint.
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The work is one of three carved gypsum slabs sold to an American missionary, who gave them to the Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Virginia, in 1859.
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The Holocaust Memorial, located near the Brandenburg Gate in the heart of Berlin, comprises 2,711 tombstone-like slabs of granite of varying heights, arranged in a grid pattern.
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People first removed beach sands from a [1,300-square-foot, or 120-square-meter] area down to sandstone bedrock, creating a large cavity shored up with sandstone slabs.
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We're already sort of cyborgs, working in a partnership of dependency with those palm-size slabs of glass and silicon that we carry in our pockets and purses.
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Dating to about 2000 BCE, they are carved wooden slabs that represent stylized figures of women, and were produced during a fairly short period in ancient Egyptian culture.
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Sometimes, as he searches for survivors amid the twisted metal and concrete slabs of buildings destroyed by air strikes, Mr Selmo finds the severed hand of a child.
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This is where some have met their death -- either slipping from the cables, or falling from "Death Slabs," massive, slick rocks that are particularly treacherous during inclement weather.
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The message "ABUSE OF POWER COMES AS NO SURPRISE" was lit in yellow LED lights on a sign mounted on a building, the words stark against gray slabs.
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To get into the event, attendees handed their invitation to a staffer, who put the slabs onto a machine programmed to cut the metal into a bottle opener.
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And of course, controlled avalanches serve an important purpose: they break the stress of giant slabs of snow, preventing them from fracturing on their own and hurting people.
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Later, there are pork bones for the pot and slabs of beer, and soon the air is thick and sweet with the smell of cooking meat and boilup.
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You've traced a lot of famous slave names back to Africa — I remember seeing Toussaint on the marble slabs, and Batiste, all of New Orleans's famous musical dynasties.
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Floors tend to be concrete slabs; they're very flat with very little grade, and in general people are picking things off a shelf and putting them somewhere else.
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The hope is that this will let authorities get to any survivors more easily, though many onlookers feared it could kill them by causing concrete slabs to collapse.
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He surveyed a cache of artifacts, including numerous cuneiform tablets, or writing slabs, clay bullae, and cylinder seals—objects belonging to an Israeli family collection, the dealers claimed.
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The portion of the barrier that sits on the edge of Bethlehem is particularly visible -- a 30-foot-high wall with political graffiti art adorning its concrete slabs.
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The company's Extruded Solutions unit, which turns slabs of aluminium into finished products for car manufacturers, construction companies and others, was affected the most by the cyber attack.
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They bent through the low door into the Chapel of the Holy Sepulcher, where, under oil lamps, two white marble slabs denote the location of Jesus' rock tomb.
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They may have gathered over meals much like this, eating strong red sausage roasted in dark beer, and sourdough rye in slabs, rubbed with fat teardrops of garlic.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — The vast antiques market is awash in jewelry, snuff bottles, old clocks, brass paperweights, ceramics, and slabs of jade of many hues and dubious quality.
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If you are looking for an easy way to handle big, juicy slabs of meat on the grill, turn to the Jolly Green Products Ekogrips BBQ Oven Gloves.Pros:
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To create these, he took phrases from social media and sought to make them more tangible by writing the words in white chalk on slabs of black board.
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Daniel David has been sculpting stone odes to pingers since Es first came onto the scene, carving the iconic logos of the 90s into giant slabs of limestone.
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Property owners must keep their sidewalk flags (the individual slabs of concrete) in good condition to avoid trip hazards, as cracked or broken flags pose a safety risk.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is a commander in chief who fuels himself with a steady stream of Diet Cokes, scoops of vanilla ice cream and slabs of red meat.
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Fallingwater seems to erupt from the forest around it, with terraced slabs jutting up to 2175½ feet — seemingly without support — over a waterfall in the Bear Run creek.
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While tourists can see the North Korean handiwork, what they cannot do is cross the border, as the passage to the North is now blocked by concrete slabs.
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At the ruins of the Roa Roa, once a cheery eight-story business hotel, a digger shifted large slabs of concrete to try to reach people trapped underneath.
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As we moved around the room, we could look through the windows and see the low concrete slabs that mark the line between the North and the South.
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Mr. Oda builds his from slabs of pork or chicken, battered and fried, slaked with tonkatsu sauce as sweet as barbecue and surrounded by lettuce and, improbably, cheese.
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The restaurant has a butcher bar and a counter at an open kitchen with a wood-fired oven where carnivores can relish slabs of steak and other meats.
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Whoever attacked the church "came prepared, with crowbars and tools," he said, which were used to remove solid iron and steel slabs from the front of the crypt.
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"I can barely cover my costs," he said, a large cleaver in his hand as he stood behind a table with only a few bloody slabs of pork.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The history of smartphone improvement has largely relied on companies cramming faster or more powerful components into the now ubiquitous glass slabs we carry around.
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EVER since the Roman army tried to topple it in the 1st century, knocking a few slabs from the top, the Western Wall in Jerusalem has remained largely intact.
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For his intervention into the museum's permanent collection, De Waal has created starkly outlined, clear, glass vitrines that hold bowls, vessels, slabs, and shards of porcelain, steel, and gold.
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He and his colleagues figured out that the baby was trapped underneath two slabs of what used to be the roof as well as pieces of the concrete wall.
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But conditions are still pretty dire: They have to endure toxic fumes and carry huge slabs of the bright yellow material, earning up to $10 per day at best.
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The multipurpose park, built atop boldly intersecting concrete slabs, will feature plazas, gardens, cafes, urban farms, a sculpture park, an amphitheater, lookouts, boat launches, and an environmental education center.
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The multipurpose park, built atop boldly intersecting concrete slabs, will feature plazas, gardens, cafes, urban farms, a sculpture park, an amphitheater, lookouts, boat launches, and an environmental education center.
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Interestingly, one of the arguments of the proponents of lab grown meat is based on the ethics of growing non-sentient slabs of meat rather than killing sentient beings.
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The keyboard's keys seem to have been melted down into millimeter-thick slabs: they're wider and a little more densely packed than on an Air or earlier Pro models.
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A collection of giant slabs surrounded by thick iron railings, protected by a phalanx of armed guards, it looks more like an arm of government than a commercial organisation.
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The whole is precisely oriented diagonally in the gallery so that peering through the narrow space between two slabs affords a view of one of the room's distant corners.
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Dissecting four-winged flying fish into fillets, fishmonger Gemma Harrison said most of the slabs of swordfish and marlin on ice in glass cases were imported to feed tourists.
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Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake said corporate income tax will have three slabs of 213.5 percent, 22017 percent and 211.6 percent, instead of the current single rate of 282 percent.
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Her staccato cluster of concrete slabs is in sharp contrast to the mellow red-brick facade of the Schaudepot, which is Herzog & de Meuron's second building for the site.
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In later scenes, Mr. Audi recalls Robert Wilson, suggesting forest trees with tall vertical tubes of light that pierce floating slabs of rock and sprout branches at the top.
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At the open-air jade market, Chinese businessmen haggle with Burmese traders selling rough green slabs of the gemstone, freshly dug from mines in remote areas to the north.
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On the back of the Retro Champ you'll find two opposing cartridge slots that can accommodate those giant slabs of plastic that feel like gaming relics at this point.
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Consulting with two leading Italian historians, she painstakingly sourced ancient slabs to recreate in each room a pattern from a different classical site, including Tiberius's Villa Jovis on Capri.
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Since it began operating in 2010, the CSA mill has been affected by a global glut in steel slabs that pushed down its margins and hindered factory capacity usage.
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Patrons of the 40,000-year-old dwelling would process imported slabs of iron-rich ochre stones and grind them into different shades of yellow, orange, red, brown, and gray.
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The installation of heavy slabs of rock also serves as a reflection on the original role of Washington Square, as a potter's field for the local African-American community.
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Designed to evoke vintage high-school gyms and city basketball courts, locations feature wire ball lockers, streetball-style hoops and pull-up bars set in slabs of reinforced concrete.
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Size: 2,000 square feet Price per square foot: $463 Indoors: A drain spout extending from the metal roof and a staircase made of granite slabs mark the home's entrance.
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The crashing sounds of falling aluminum cans, slabs of wood, plastic boxes and García's strumming fill the room as Foulkes repeats this movement, again and again, from different angles.
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Strong, impervious man-made materials — including large-scale porcelain slabs and sintered stone like Lapitec, Neolith and Dekton — are gaining favor as an alterative to quartz-based engineered stone.
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Stilley made the instruments from thick slabs of hard wood not usually used for string instruments and sawed them into strange, jagged shapes like butterfly wings and lopsided trapezoids.
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On the menu are some hits from the first Succotash: gargantuan portions of fried chicken and slabs of pork ribs served on plates designed to look like Grandma's china.
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What's great about these videos is that they act as incredibly intimate insights into the inner lives of people attempting to fuse themselves with their favoured slabs of technology.
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Two restaurants, a bar, a spa and a conference centre are tucked underneath the inclined slabs, and you'll be able to drop in from the exterior path as you please.
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Coins, ceramic fragments, ossuaries and stone slabs bear inscriptions in Hebrew, Greek, Latin and Samaritan, illustrating the kaleidoscopic variety of cultures present in the Holy Land during the first centuries.
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This buckling typically occurs at weak points in the concrete when the expansions push concrete against the joints and slabs where it is laid, according to CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller.
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Dr. Alfredo Vega, who was working with the rescue team, said that a girl whom he identified only as "Frida Sofia" had been located alive under the pancaked floor slabs.
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In one of the untitled installations, set in the middle of the gallery's largest room, a crowded gathering of potted plants, slabs of wood, and concrete blocks is equally impenetrable.
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And rail storage is faster, with lower capital costs, than its main rival in grid-scale storage, pumped hydro (which pushes water up and downhill just like ARES pushes slabs).
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They're made by winding superconducting cable—125 miles of which has been made especially for the project—around slabs of stainless steel plate, several of which are then stacked together.
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Rescuers wearing red and yellow overalls have pulled more than 240 survivors from the ruins and inserted huge supports under slabs of leaning concrete as they searched for additional survivors.
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Mariupol port said it was operating normally with three ships loaded, one of them delivering steel products to Spain and two others delivering steel and slabs to the United Kingdom.
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It sits comfortably on your legs, its handle makes carrying it easier than most models, and your legs won't get as hot as they would with simple slabs of plastic.
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"Without an exclusion for semi-finished steel slabs, the tariffs will have the perverse effect of killing U.S. steelmaking jobs and potentially putting our company out of business," Miller said.
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Yes, the names appear chronological in our database, but when we printed them on the granite the slabs they were just random, to show the way these people's histories were.
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In the end the glowing glass slabs in our pockets are the closest we have to a visual and informational representation of our personalities, our deepest secrets, and our identities.
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It came in slabs of various sizes where each one named for a state, he recalls: Jersey barriers were three feet; the Colorados were six feet; Alaskas were 12 feet.
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Read on to find out which slabs of wax influenced the new album, what his favorite L.I.E.S. release of all time is, and even what he throws on while cooking.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Concrete slabs collapsed on workers building a car park in Mexico City on Monday and at least seven people were killed and 10 injured, emergency services said.
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Patterns recalling Turkish tiles adorn some of the soaring walls, in a design by Glen & Co., and are interspersed with displays of old butchering tools, slabs of meat and wines.
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Bauhaus was a pre-World War II movement in Germany that reacted to America and England's pragmatic but artisanal Arts and Crafts and turned everything into sharp angles and slabs.
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In Irvine, she found a bakery making fresh sangak, a giant dimpled flatbread named for the pebbles that line the oven floor on which the slabs of dough are baked.
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The plaza is laid in Vermont granite and slabs of antique verde marble, the lobby walls lined in milky travertine, and likely the largest I-Beams ever extruded in bronze.
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Rather, each long bar was actually made up of two parallel lines of flat slabs placed on their edges facing each other with small stones filling the space in between.
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Serve with 2-3 slabs of tofu, 3 scoops quinoa, and steamed kale with a drizzle of tahini (I recommend getting the squeezable kind!)Where did you find the recipe?
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One of the two strongest quakes ever recorded east of the Rockies, it fractured two dozen of the stone protrusions that hold up the marble slabs at the monument's peak.
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California Steel Industries is the largest steel mill in the Western U.S. and relies largely on imported semi-finished steel, or so-called slabs, as a feedstock for its products.
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There are zinc slabs for coating steel, copper cathodes for wires and transformers, and grains of nickel matte, a step in making purified nickel used in batteries and other products.
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The grain of the slabs is carefully oriented toward a wide-windowed balcony, framed on all sides in the stone; the effect draws you in, like a swirling, square vortex.
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She photocopied the entire run of the zine, presenting the bound archive on a large stack of stone slabs, balancing the ephemeral nature of the material with a monumental heft.
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The upper two-thirds of the painting consists of a sepulcher-white sky, from which slabs, slashes, and scrapings of paint rain down across the heavily impastoed, deeply scarified surface.
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At the largest kitchen, in an occupied university building, geography teacher turned head chef Saddiq Ahmed Hassan sliced thick slabs of beef while volunteers hauled in a huge sack of onions.
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The headlights are a predictably ornamental single lighting unit with additional thin lights above it, while the taillights are thin, elongated slabs hanging in the space above another angular decorative opening.
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Lower volumes and prices for basic petrochemicals made from oil distillates contributed to the decline, as did marked down prices of intermediate chemicals used in heat insulation slabs and upholstery foams.
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Rescuers carried in lengths of wide steel pipe big enough for someone to crawl through, apparently trying to create a tunnel into the collapsed slabs of the three-story school building.
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GY6vids uses a chisel tip 3-blade broadhead arrow and a compound bow to try and puncture (that's probably not a strong enough word) slabs of meat, bones, and ballistic gel.
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As the machinery worked, concrete slabs elsewhere in the wreckage sometimes shook, releasing cascades of pebbles and puffs of dust but not actually tumbling down the sides of the debris field.
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On the southeast coast of Georgia, around 20 miles north of the Florida border, a few concrete slabs and a handful of roads lie on 4,000 acres of luscious green land.
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On television he manhandled slabs of speck and cheese like a true peasant, flicking aside with impatience the frilly paper caps on Carluccio's sauces to get at the good stuff inside.
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Along the sidewalk this year are smooth boulders encased in volcanic slabs by Mexican artist Jose Davila, while a swirling light installation by Peruvian artist Grimanesa Amoros protudes from a building.
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The difference between the 143 and the Skylake is the difference between computer behemoths that occupy whole basements and stylish little slabs 100,000 times more powerful that slip into a pocket.
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All the concerns about killing the headphone jack are still valid, but the more we filter everything through the glass slabs in our pockets, the harder it is to hear them.
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I usually worked in garde-manger, preparing salads and chopping vegetables, but I was occasionally allowed to work on the line, searing steaks, duck breasts, and thick slabs of foie gras.
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While Alcoa says that it has gone so far as to attempt purchasing such slabs from its competitor, Century Aluminum, the company is not capable of production that meets Alcoa's specifications.
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His life instantly changes—he meets a girl, he gets his coach back on his side, and he starts beating up slabs of meat, running through the streets, and catching chickens.
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Here is another true story: At no point did I, or any other student of Ahn's Taekwondo in Dallas, Texas, learn the "drive your cranium through 111 slabs of concrete" maneuver.
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Every Sunday at LA's outdoor food market Smorgasburg, you'll find two longtime friends hand-carving jiggling slabs of melt-in-your-mouth, pit-smoked pastrami inside their little Ugly Drum tent.
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There are variations on the theme, but the classic Francesinha involves thick slabs of rough-cut bread, between which lie slices of steak, ham, and at least two types of sausage.
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Keeping everything contained between two covers risks compressing the historical sprawl into one of those dense slabs more suitable for gift-giving than reading — the print equivalent of a holiday fruitcake.
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Perhaps what crudités offer is a corrective to the recent frenzy for meat and fat, when foie gras was piped into doughnuts and menus were stocked with slabs of pork belly.
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One of India's oldest and best wineries looked more like a construction site that had been abandoned mid-project: An open-sided building was surrounded by concrete slabs, poles and lumber.
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Constructed on a foundation of five parallel concrete slabs embedded in the hillside, the house appears almost suspended, mirroring the way grapes are trained to hang over the soil on wires.
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On her birthday, Alma noted that one of her relatives lived to be 106 — implying that many more helpings of thick beef slabs, and whiskey sours at happy hour, were ahead.
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A mezzanine floor overlooking the main lobby of the Indonesian Stock Exchange building collapsed on Monday, injuring scores of people, many of them students, under slabs of concrete and other debris.
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So did the care with which the paths were maintained: mudslides cleared; fallen sections shored up by massive tree trunks; stone slabs set in the steepest parts to form rough stairways.
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So, last month, members of the activist collective Center for Political Beauty erected 207 slabs, built to scale of the original, on a property near Höcke's own — but turned 180 degrees.
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"This will absolutely lead to layoffs," Miller said, explaining that U.S. producers do not make the steel slabs he needs to supply sheet steel to customers like Caterpillar Inc and automakers.
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On Thanksgiving, we arrived at the cryptically named Topography of Terror museum, which documented the rise of the Third Reich in a series of black-and-white photographs alongside slabs of text.
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Think mod chandeliers constructed of the same stones used in Scott's jewelry designs; conference room walls made from agate slabs; framed displays of sparkly lab-created opal in a rainbow of colors.
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The self-proclaimed "worst view in the world" (for which the hotel is named) is visible directly outside the café window — the controversial West Bank separation wall constructed from rectangular concrete slabs.
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On entering a large, dimly lit room fitted with a 19-meter-long elliptical table, participants were encouraged to take a sizable chunk of clay from one of four different-colored slabs.
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"The chairman of Tsingshan told me he would be willing to sell slabs or hot-rolled coil under fixed-price long-term contracts," said Markus Moll, managing director of steel consultancy SMR.
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The project is just what it sounds like: a wall made of slabs of Cotija—a firm, crumbly cheese from Mexico—that he's building block by block along the US-Mexico border.
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Nonetheless, the confusion over whether the lipsticks were in fact lipsticks or just four slabs of raw meat didn't hinder sales: The kit sold out mere hours after hitting the brand's website.
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When you think of circuit boards, you traditionally think of those firm green slabs, made up of etched copper laminated to a piece of glass with various chips and components soldered on.
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His clever character designs were a large part of PvZ's appeal, including everything from pea shooters that shot literal peas, to a corncob catapult that hurled slabs of butter at incoming zombies.
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While Kris and Kim, 35, got into quite the heated argument over marble slabs, Khloé and Kris were working through some more serious issues over the fact that Khloé felt extremely overworked.
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It's the cinematic, polished version of Mr. Trump's message, with soaring vistas of skyscrapers and bridges, steel drills piercing thick slabs and pensive workers in hard hats, all in super-slow motion.
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Railings would have to be installed along the ramps and behind benches that are now sheer slabs of Mount Airy granite, set off against monumental blocks of the same whitish-gray stone.
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Television footage from the scene of the collapse showed cranes lifting steel plates, bulldozers clearing concrete rubble and workers cutting metal slabs into smaller pieces to lift them out of the wreckage.
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Interspersed with those works are small, black-topped tables that bear flat, glazed, multicolored ceramic slabs cut in sinuously contoured shapes and often inset with irregular polygons of similar or contrasting patterns.
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These slabs of tuff, basalt or dolomite are carved with highly decorative crosses, and their elaborate patterns suggest the influence of Islamic culture even as they attest to an unshakable Christian faith.
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In other words, the site functioned similarly to a modern-day paint workshop, as a center where ochre was imported in large slabs or small pieces, then hand-ground into fine powder.
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Its exposed concrete frame, with sharply tapered floor slabs and surprisingly varied ceiling heights, creates a mesmerizing, malleable form that reveals the movement of cars within and creates room for large events.
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Otherwise the pieces are built from slabs of clay and thoroughly exude signs of the artist's hands — deep squeezes here, dragged fingers there and entire exteriors punched with thumbprints, like little waves.
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The campus of SUNY Purchase, where Major League Soccer's New York City Football Club has its training grounds, consists of slabs of Brutalist concrete dropped like Legos amongst the encroaching shag greenery.
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A stone divider separates the dark wood interiors of the central dining room from the open kitchen, where cooks place slabs of beef and pork on robata grills fired with white charcoal.
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Call it a gimmick, but SaltBrick Tavern in Downtown Brooklyn will also feature salt, in slabs of the pink Himalayan variety that line the Connecticut room it uses for aging the beef.
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Construction also uncovered several architectural gems, which is very Italian: Here, the original courtyard of pietra leccese — slabs of local, hand-cut, honey-hued stones — was buried beneath a foot of earth.
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The Pro phones are aspirational objects—new glass slabs to load with the productive and creative and high-resolution elements of our lives, and rectangular on-ramps to Apple's growing subscription services.
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According to well-known Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple may eliminate charging ports entirely in its 2021 crop of iPhones and start to require its glass slabs to be charged wirelessly.
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Mr. Ginnever, working largely in steel, made massive geometric forms that often seemed to defy gravity — giant squares or slabs appearing to float in the air or balance precariously on a point.
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A silver oval shaped like a crown at the top of the triptych connotes heaven, while the darker black impasto slabs at the bottom of the painting are meant to denote hell.
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The company's most well-known product, though, may be Sweethearts Conversation Hearts, those chalky little slabs-o-love stamped with bromides or sexually charged calls to action—KISS ME, BE MINE, WINK WINK.
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Sulphur concrete is "an innovative construction material that can be used to produce pavement slabs, kerb stones, drain channel trays, gravel and other materials necessary for the implementation of infrastructural projects", Rusal says.
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Sulfur concrete is "an innovative construction material that can be used to produce pavement slabs, kerb stones, drain channel trays, gravel and other materials necessary for the implementation of infrastructural projects," Rusal says.
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But everyday concrete could also be refined to his purposes by matching its colour consistently to local earth, bush-hammering the NCAR slabs so that they resembled weathered rocks, and avoiding visible joins.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - A mezzanine floor overlooking the main lobby of the Indonesian Stock Exchange building collapsed on Monday, injuring scores of people, many of them students, under slabs of concrete and other debris.
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Pascal Shelutete, a TANAPA spokesman, said slabs of concrete that delineate boundaries are already being erected around Serengeti national park, and said the exercise would be expanded to 14 other national parks countrywide.
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The sheer range of species on the slabs is also astonishing: reticulated pythons, warty pigs, flying foxes (a type of fruit bat) and the Sulawesi giant rat (no, it doesn't taste like chicken).
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In this age of perfectly hewn rectangular slabs, where the most impressive new computers — our phones — are nearly void of mechanical parts, let us pay homage to the few tactile joys that remain.
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Iraqi troops dusted off some of the historical stone slabs lying on the floor in the museum, which lies just outside Mosul's old city — one of the final Islamic State strongholds in Mosul.
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In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the President of the United States delivered up slabs of red-meat to some of his most loyal supporters who had gathered to celebrate his first 100 days in office.
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Rescuers clad in red and yellow overalls pulled over 240 survivors from the ruins and later inserted huge supports under slabs of leaning concrete to buttress the ruins as they searched for more.
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Sulfur concrete is "an innovative construction material that can be used to produce pavement slabs, kerb stones, drain channel trays, gravel and other materials necessary for the implementation of infrastructural projects", Rusal says.
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"If you think of parking garages, what they essentially are, they're just concrete slabs or open-air lots with some white lines so that you know where to park your car," Ojalvo said.
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Rescue equipment and heavy machinery still hadn't reached the village, so Supriyadi and his colleagues had to dig through the ruins by hand, working together to move heavy slabs of stone and concrete.
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Instead, it seems he'll have to stick to the same old high-stakes reality in which he's still a conny weirdo and she'll never be wrapped up in his beefy arm-slabs again.
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Rusal's output of value-added products - from slabs and billets to wire rods - has climbed in recent years, reaching 47 percent of its overall output last year from below 40 percent in 2012.
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A traditional breakfast meat of the mid-Atlantic states, it's essentially a mush of cooked pork scraps, cornmeal, and spices that is molded into a loaf, cut into thick slabs, and pan-fried.
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A contrarian, she tends to work with the surfaces of circular or rectilinear slabs, which she perforates and/or marks with concave indentations, as if she had pressed her finger into the surface.
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"In the beginning we used natural rubies, but today you can't find enough," Mr. Dall'Acqua said, so the processing starts with synthetic stone supplied, in slabs, by various sources from around the world.
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Over time, stress builds because of friction between the slabs, and at some point, the strain becomes so great that all the pent-up energy is released in the form of an earthquake.
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The U.S. worries that the requirement as written would still allow automakers to continue to use steel and aluminum made from steel slabs and semi-finished aluminum imported from China and other countries.
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In the heart of the fusty St. James' neighborhood, home to gentlemen's clubs, tailors and cigar merchants, it featured a frontage of steel and slate slabs through which poked windows displaying his jewelry.
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Black rubber tubes dangled from concrete slabs, and a microwave sat in a pile of rubble, a long cable connecting it to the mains so that the workmen could heat up their lunches.
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Leasing at the building, which broke ground in 2014 on a site where marble slabs were once stored, will begin this fall, Ms. Valiotis said, adding that rents have not yet been set.
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SAINT-PAUL-LEZ-DURANCE, France — At a dusty construction site here amid the limestone ridges of Provence, workers scurry around immense slabs of concrete arranged in a ring like a modern-day Stonehenge.
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Pro-Palestinian students erected two cardboard walls, modeled after the 25-foot-high concrete slabs that intertwine with fences and barbed wire to encircle Palestinian communities in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
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Photographs show the body landed partly on concrete paving slabs and partly on a lawn - leaving a crater in the garden of the house, which is more than 10 miles (15 km) from Heathrow.
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Atop its fully-preserved roof, made of 24 marble slabs, rests a Corinthian capital which possibly served as the base of a bronze wind vane in the form of sea god Triton, Daskalakis said.
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In particular, the rapid wasting taking place at Smith glacier, which is grounded more than 2,000 meters below sea level, suggests that other deep-rooted slabs of ice might be especially prone to collapse.
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The paving slabs gave way to grass and mud, in place of corner shops and tower blocks were a church and a village hall, and waits between buses were measured in hours not minutes.
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It's kinda touristy and the food isn't the best, but the portions are beyond generous: piles of fluffy pancakes, slabs of ham that flop over plates, and piping hot fried eggs swimming in butter.
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At least until the computing paradigm shifts again — and some kind of socially acceptable wearable manages to lift everyone's eyes off attention-sucking glass slabs with an augmented vista of the real world instead.
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Lenovo's new Moto Z and Moto Z Force are the best test yet of whether a "modular" approach to smartphones can truly reinvent what these devices can be, beyond slabs of internet-connected glass.
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Then at Amorim factories near the northern city of Porto, equipment processes it into slabs that are steam-treated, cut into smaller pieces and fed by robotic arms into machines that punch out stoppers.
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While no formal offer for CSA has been extended yet, Ternium is interested in the possibility of using CSA to produce more slabs, which are in shortage in Brazil, two of the people said.
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Huge slabs of ice, some metres thick, were stacked in haphazard heaps all around us, displaced by the constantly shifting pressures pulsing through the frozen skin of the vast ocean that lay beneath us.
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That one was precast in the South, floated up to New York, and quite literally dropped into trenches dug into the East River, with dirt, stone, and concrete slabs placed on top over time.
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These photographs, taken in New York City late last month, show clearly what most people know: We are much more likely to be looking at our digital slabs than at our fellow human beings.
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"They are contemptible, violent extremists, just like the neo-Nazis are, and the Islamic terrorists," he said, adding that anyone who hurls concrete sidewalk slabs at police officers could be accused of attempted murder.
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This latest entry in their sprawling discography is anchored by the band's customary slabs of slow-moving, magisterial doom, tempered with Bryan Funck's eternally rabid snarls, poetically nihilistic lyrics, and overarching, ego-killing melancholia.
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For Documenta, she rendered the full text of the posthumously published diary of Gurbetelli Ersoz, a Kurdish journalist-turned-guerrilla killed in 22017, on 145 slabs of lithographic limestone, as if ready to print.
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Mr. Althoff has altered the vitrine-like display spaces, covering the floors with destabilizing sheets of heavy paper over slabs of foam, and the walls with more heavy paper, rice paper and raw cotton.
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In the gallery's largest room, "Every Which Way" (2015), a piece composed of 16 slabs of waterproof steel, the tallest being 11 feet high, is an echo of "Intervals" (2013) from the previous show.
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Nitin A. Gokhale, the author of a book about warfare on the Siachen Glacier, said sufficient oxygen must have reached Mr. Koppad in spaces between the boulders and slabs of ice that had trapped him.
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Case in point: the Armadillo Vault, a self-supporting pavilion comprising 399 limestone slabs and spanning 52 feet, curving and bending around the columns of a 13th-century Venice building at this year's Architecture Biennale.
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On Friday night, special armed police were deployed with assault rifles after militants, described as the Black Bloc because of their trademark black hoods and masks, hurled objects, including paving slabs, and set barricades alight.
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It's just that as a tech analyst, I see some real challenges that companies need to overcome in order to convince us such a device would be better than our current non-foldable glass slabs.
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GENOA, Italy (Reuters) - Italian rescuers searched for survivors among towering slabs of concrete wreckage in Genoa on Wednesday after a bridge collapse killed 39 people and sparked a furious government reaction against the viaduct's operator.
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From the busy Taqueria La Cumbre in San Francisco's Mission District, Duran gives us step-by-step tips on perfecting this taco classic, all while serenading us with his guitar over slabs of grilled meat.
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EARTHQUAKES OFF THE WEST COAST COULD EVENTUALLY TRIGGER A GLOBAL EVENT In East Lombok and the provincial capital of Mataram, Nugroho said most of the fatalities and injuries were caused by falling slabs of concrete.
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Video from the horrifying scene shows a thick swarm of people and a sudden break, causing dozens of people and thick slabs of concrete to cascade over what appears to be a six foot drop.
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Constructing slabs has become a much more attainable pursuit in the years since the album's release, thanks to specialized auto parts businesses popping up in response to fierce demand that sometimes proved violent in Houston.
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Donald Trump's catching a lot of flak over his meat -- since those slabs of beef he called his own, "Trump Steaks," aren't really his -- but turns out he IS in bed with the real owner.
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A team of European scientists have been working on the Atlas of the Underworld, a map of these slabs, to learn about the Earth's mantle and the history and geography of this sub-surface world.
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In the video's subtler, but climactic end, the two performers stand side-by-side with their backs towards the camera, heads tilted towards the ground in order to carry the steel slabs on their necks.
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Like the much kinder-sounding "Fauvism" or "Impressionism," it was a term of abuse for the work of architects whose buildings confronted their users — brutalized them — with hulking, piled-up slabs of raw, unfinished concrete.
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Karma Nanglu, a paleobiologist and graduate student at the University of Toronto, was exploring the Burgess Shale Formation in the Canadian Rockies with his colleagues when they uncovered several fossilized tubes in slabs of rocks.
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Since February, the front section of its manufacturing facility has been transformed into a boutique that's evocative of a high-end art gallery, with hanging oak display cases backed with slabs of hot-rolled steel.
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A woman is lain out in a butcher's case along slabs of steak and pork cutlets, her body marked with broad black lines to indicate where to carve out the flank, rib, breast, and beyond.
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So yeah, his family's had a pretty extreme run of bad luck, but it's only a coincidence that the towering slabs of avant-metal noise and tortured sax notes he creates suggest a pained soul.
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And then there is Mr. Trump's record with women: the open talk of sexual grabbing without consent, the career made rating women's bodies as if they were slabs of meat, the infidelity and serial marriages.
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They like the traditional German fare, affordable prices and the willingness of the chef, Stephan Kulosa, to cut slabs of meat into bite-size pieces for guests who have trouble managing a knife and fork.
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When she and her husband, Felice, open their first restaurant in Queens, the menu is comprised largely of the red-sauce dishes and oozing slabs of cheese that most people then took to be Italian.
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One of the many divine accidents of her career occurred when she discovered glacial erratics — immense angular rock slabs — on a collector's property in California and incorporated them into her "San Anselmo Monolith" (2007-10).
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Stacking boards together this way can create large slabs, up to a foot thick and as large as 18-feet-long by 98-feet-wide, though the average is something more like 20183 by 40.
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While around 100,203 protestors have staged peaceful marches since Thursday, a hard core of the Black Bloc militants from across Europe have looted stores, set fire to street barricades and hurled bottles and paving slabs.
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Kolkata police said the five officials from IVRCL Infrastructure Co. were detained Friday for questioning about why the overpass fell in a busy neighbourhood, leaving an enormous pile of concrete slabs and twisted metal rods.
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The buffet, created by the New York-based artist Laila Gohar, was brimming with soft round figs and slabs of inch-thick dark chocolate that guests were later invited to smash with a wooden mallet.
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Now that they're in orbit, astronauts are growing them on small slabs of rock inside a series of roughly 4-inch bioreactors that simulate Earth gravity (1-g), Martian gravity (0.38-g) and microgravity conditions.
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Spicy mung-bean jelly is a summertime favorite in which slippery, tremulous slabs of mung-bean starch are steeped in a magma-like vinaigrette of peanuts, sesame seeds, chili oil, and those show-stealing peppercorns.
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Emergency personnel with sniffer dogs searched for signs of life amid the wreckage of concrete slabs and twisted metal after the 212-ton bridge crushed vehicles on one of the busiest roads in South Florida.
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