I add slivers of golden highlights and low lights matching her base color to add dimension and sometimes slivers of golden apricot for a more blushed blonde result.
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They guarded what slivers of humanity and dignity they could.
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His massive first bite dwarfed two of my wagyu slivers.
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Some areas were extremely dark aside from slivers of light.
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Egypt's import bill is also rising, despite slivers of good news.
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So I whittled down slivers of Ambien and stayed on course.
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We hang on and let life bring us slivers of peace.
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It has a slightly gingery taste and it's cut into long slivers.
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There are clean breaks, and there are also intact tiny bone slivers.
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Garnish with tortilla chips, lemon/lime rounds and slivers of Bermuda onions.
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The more common is fragmentary, where slivers of the night are missing.
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Each features a storm of decorative slivers cut into black velour paper.
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Her day-to-day goal is helping Yuna make slivers of developmental progress.
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Perhaps. But grinding hard candy to slivers of a millimeter is counterproductive here.
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Deny his truth, which was constructing elaborate lies to gain slivers of advantage?
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Thin slivers of zingy, house-pickled kohlrabi were wrapped around sweet Kilkeel crab.
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None of this is to say these slivers of ink and paper define us.
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Only slivers of this were visible in Mr. Mulvaney's uneventful confirmation hearing on Tuesday.
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Bartola, who had 2.5 teeth by then, enjoyed her first itsy slivers of lobster.
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The fragments looked like rubbery slivers of squid sashimi, fluttering in dark video tunnels.
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Fair hands, pale under the moon with the nails bitten down to slivers. Run!
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Free slivers of thin-crust pizza and bites of baked polenta come with a drink.
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Slivers of northwest Pennsylvania and northeast Ohio could also get as much as 28 inches.
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But it does so with a little bit of sweetness — with profound slivers of hope.
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Use them to shave slivers of soap, slice kinetic sand, or pop slime-filled balloons.
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Because as it turns out, a few slivers of smoked salmon don't fill you up.
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Slivers of reimagined satellite images make up artist Jenny Odell's mural in Mayes County, Oklahoma.
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But that epic of magic and monsters and fraternal friendship contains many slivers of romance.
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Those slivers of the electorate who can't bring themselves to vote for their own candidate.
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But none of these segments and slivers suggests virtual reality is the next computing paradigm.
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Raw, unseasoned, the slivers were mouthwatering and faintly alcoholic, like a ripe, washed-rind cheese.
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In 2017, the F.A.A. instructed Boeing to remove metal slivers from all of its aircraft.
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Or you can stick slivers of soap inside a slit sponge and wash with that.
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As I watched everyone go back for increasingly thin slivers, I remembered something Hirway said.
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Add a few slivers of ginger dipped in vinegar if you like, and eat the rest.
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In her Manhattan neighborhood, she can see only slivers of the sky sandwiched between high-rises.
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The first was a chunky tuna tartare, ornamented with wasabi soy, sesame seeds and avocado slivers.
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The investments represent slivers of the pension funds' overall assets, but they nonetheless are generating debate.
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For female authors, this meant writing personal essays on the most sensational slivers of their lives.
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Thin slivers of the fossil bone were then fixed to glass slides and examined under a microscope.
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The two small slivers positioned on the bottom of the handset feel like more of an afterthought.
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The only exposed skin I can see are the small slivers of flesh around each individual's eyes.
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" Barnett told the Times that if those "sharp" slivers "penetrated" the wiring, the result could be "catastrophic.
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Mine was all cut up and it would give me slivers every time I went up there.
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There's also a touch of honey for sweet complexity, along with slivers of fried garlic for oomph.
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Last year, multiple slivers of the ovarian tissue were surgically put back into Matrooshi's body by Danish surgeons.
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Four slivers were stitched onto Matrooshi's left ovary, and one was put on the side of her uterus.
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In 1953, a neurosurgeon suctioned out two slivers from brain Henry's skull, hoping to cure him of epilepsy.
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His tiny slivers of advice are often simplistic in their meaning, but that's what makes them so applicable.
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But the world of services is one of monthly fees that get sliced into slivers by multiple stakeholders.
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Shards of thought, slivers, antenna, broken, traveling in movement, existing as such–always because the interval is there.
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It was like McDonald's slapped two chicken tenders on a bun with some onion slivers and BBQ sauce.
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Last year, surgeons in Denmark transplanted five slivers of the thawed ovarian tissue back into Ms. Matrooshi's body.
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They also said they were taught never to throw away Trump&aposs tiny slivers of Irish Spring soap.
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Aetna, Humana and UnitedHealth Group had no qualms leaving Obamacare marketplaces because they are tiny slivers of their business.
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And these tiny slivers of massive fortunes would raise enough revenue to pay for programs that benefit everyone else.
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Frenzied brushstrokes and slivers of collaged paper give the painted textiles around her seated body a sense of depth.
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Once again, fillings vary—everything from carrots and bamboo slivers to bok choy and tofu—but pork is standard.
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Or, like, he'll freeze-dry it and cut it with a fork and knife into 1mg slivers or something.
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Stick with other deep-fried offerings such as the tempura-style broccoli and battered slivers of vinegary fried pickles.
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The production process begins with minute slivers of lab-grown diamond crystal that are placed in a plasma reactor.
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City KITCHEN Farro, an ancient wheatlike grain, pairs well with crisp green beans, bright asparagus slivers and creamy avocado.
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The only slivers of good news are the sunshine and the high near 50 that we're expecting on Wednesday.
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The letter is one of many written by Lee that sheds slivers of light on his thoughts about slavery.
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I took a slice of fresh white bread, placed it on the slivers of glass and carefully pressed down.
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Brightness stumbles, beckons and retreats, materializing in phantasmal pools and slivers that evaporate almost as soon as we've seen them.
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Software exists that can store slivers of recorded speech a mere five milliseconds long, each annotated with a precise pitch.
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Political docs often seem by-the-numbers, with brief slivers of candor spacing out a timeline of familiar public events.
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"It was like McDonald's slapped two chicken tenders on a bun with some onion slivers and BBQ sauce," Jiang reported.
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On Friday, Curry worked for space against waves of defenders, finding slivers of daylight where none had seemed to exist.
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The slivers of glass will stick to the squishy bread, which should then, of course, be tossed in the trash.
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The bitter herb or moror, for the Seder plate is usually horseradish (in my home, slivers of the fresh root).
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Rauschenberg's career was so long and staggeringly productive that even this enormous retrospective can offer it only in representative slivers.
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Still, creating a portfolio of stock slivers is at once a complex strategy and one intended to capture newer investors.
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Over the past five years, all the Ivies have been accepting smaller and smaller slivers of their total applicant pools.
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As the Earth blocks the sun, only slivers of light make it through the planet's atmosphere and to the moon.
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More complex structures, though, like hearts, livers and pancreases, require a blood supply to grow beyond being tiny slivers of cells.
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Unlike In-N-Out's sad slivers of soggy spud, these gave me what I wanted from a fried potato — and more.
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There are slivers of manufacturing success, such as laser production, but the country has not yet found its own industrial niche.
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So investigators have access to only small slivers of said data, and Tesla refuses to share any of its own trove.
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The answer has something to do with the slivers of tree trunks that are packed into a closet in the lab.
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Sullivan taks field recordings, slivers and slices them so their original sources are hard to ascertain, but the heart's still there.
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This is especially true as the bar shrinks down to a sad, practically unusable sliver that breaks into even smaller slivers.
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They are separated by slivers of time in the pool, but the gulf between them in their personal lives is yawning.
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The effort uses what are known as TV "white spaces," slivers of unused spectrum in the range used by television broadcasters.
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He brought up his supporters, the poor and struggling who send him slivers of their slim paychecks in raw, desperate hope.
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A good APPETITE Charred broccoli, lemony tahini and slivers of turnip top tender farro in this cozy and nutritious grain bowl.
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Instead, the demon is the way that internet culture reduces anyone with a modicum of fame to slivers of projected personality.
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Then slivers of ice began to race along the current, catching the light like the heads and bellies of surfacing seals.
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Those concerns aside, Mr. Talbott and his cast hold tight to sincere feelings of despair, and to little slivers of hope.
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Tasmanian sea trout sashimi comes fanned out in sweet, pinkish-orange buttery slivers under a mound of greens, herbs and flowers.
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Instead of a mountain of slices from the city's finest eateries, they were handed cold, microscopic slivers on hors d'oeuvres-sized plates.
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They can probably offer a CBD-infused version of their seared duck slivers with chanterelle mushrooms and cauliflower for the main course.
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After years of divesting mainly small slivers of unappealing enterprises, Vietnam is at last offering foreigners a slice of its best assets.
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My non-Asian friends don't have friends in China who carefully ration their meals into daily slivers because supermarket shelves are empty.
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"The Men in My Life" attends just as fully to loneliness and darkness, to the slivers of dread that prickled her psyche.
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The Balkan states are tiresome partners, beset by political bickering, crony economies and border quarrels over slivers of water or rocky mountain tops.
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And as with Apple's white slivers of metal and plastic, the Sony earbuds are designed for bopping around town rather than sweaty exercise.
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Warehouse Exchange, a startup, matches owners offering slivers of warehouses on short-term contracts to firms with uncertain or highly fluctuating storage needs.
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The AVs will aim to travel seven days a week on a two-mile route — the tiniest of slivers of Walmart's overall business.
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The show is telling so many stories at once, slivers of stories that intersect and diverge, about a place at a particular time.
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So we could go home and try to hold those slippery slivers, which, like everything we pretended was ours, touched us, and vanished?
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So what if the Spurs had played claustrophobic defense on Curry, switching on nearly every screen and barely allowing him slivers of daylight?
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After spending a week 10,000+ feet above sea level, my skin was feeling dry, so I covered my face with slivers of spud.
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We added sweet peas, fava beans, a sesame aioli, slivers of shiitake fried in corn starch, and some more sesame seeds on top.
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So who belongs to the slivers of the population that aren't onboard with closing the terror gap and expanding screenings for gun transfers?
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Ajihei's tonkatsu ramen stood out, piquant with slivers of pickled red ginger, a treasure hunt for small, springy kikurage, or wood-ear, mushrooms.
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Steamed in foil, they taste of the sea, contoured in brine from dried shrimp and sardines, with buried slivers of hard-boiled eggs.
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Recent highlights included cured trout with roe; paper-thin slivers of local salumi; and creamy king crab salad with soft, fermented-celeriac bread.
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In the political ad world, these tools give candidates and groups a chance to reach narrow slivers of the population at affordable rates.
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The temperature accentuates their smooth surface and, like the slivers of cucumber, makes the small zap of chile oil call out more clearly.
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Brea Souders, who uses static electricity to hold together her sculptures, turned film slivers into a miniature landscape, and then photographed the results.
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All the same, in the past two years his students have reconstructed five scenes, even if they are mere "slivers" of the book's depths.
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Now if it knows you're driving, it also can send relevant traffic and routing data in these anonymous slivers to improve the entire service.
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For viewers on the ground, instead of witnessing a white halo they will see red slivers of sunlight shining around the moon's dark silhouette.
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Subjected to a heat of 6,000 degrees Fahrenheit, the slivers within two weeks grow into diamonds that are large enough for cutting and polishing.
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But after Leyner gets done slicing the fictionalized version of his life into small and disconnected fragments, the slivers turn out to draw blood.
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Safe slivers of spherical mystery luncheon meats that dissolve on the tongue, fromage frais, tube spread, pallid petrol station pastries with liquid chicken centres.
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In a mansion outside Berlin, Bruno plays backgammon against a property developer who got rich buying slivers of no man's land along the wall.
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After bending up slivers of lead so it seemed almost as if the sea emerged from the picture, Kiefer got onto a scissor lift.
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Another sponsor hosted them for dinner and cookies: long slivers of shortbread with red icing and almond nails, meant to look like bloody fingers.
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Other big chunks went to JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank, while a slew of more than 20 other banks sold slivers, each less than 10 percent.
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Children have been victims since the fighting began, and all of these images and slivers of life come together to form an almost overwhelming picture.
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And Gamora and Nebula's complicated relationship, despite Karen Gillan's solid performance of the clinically cold assassin, is crammed into tiny, rushed slivers of screen time.
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Slivers of his net worth (to him) are being spent on expensive (to normal humans) things: $250 million on the Washington Post back in 2013.
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The scarlet Dior creation Ms. Lawrence wore to the Golden Globes would be considered nearly conservative were it not for strategic slivers of exposed abs.
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Along the shoreline, tangled patches of black, brutal rock were interrupted by long slivers of pale sand abutting a Pacific palette of faint, airy blue.
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Just add water, but consider bolstering the soup with chopped scallions, chunks of tofu, boiled egg, mushrooms, slivers of pork or chicken, and other ingredients.
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One tunneling from France, the other digging from Britain, the two men smashed with pummeling jackhammers through the last slivers of rock separating their nations.
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But if it were up to me, slivers of glistening lap cheong, cured pork sausage, would be a requisite for those who can eat pork.
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He'd discovered a passion for mosaic work, and as he applied slivers of mirrored glass to the monsters he sometimes forgot about his postal route.
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They might feature thick, methodical horizontal bands of shimmering white with slivers of brownish raw linen glinting between them, a little like plaster and lath.
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There are a few tiny slivers of hope, as she explained to us, with one option being Kardashian West and Kanye West just doing one themselves.
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They come for the famous French Dip, which features tender slivers of roast beef on a baguette dipped in gravy, and the house hot spicy mustard.
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But because the phone was mostly covered by a metal grip to secure it from theft, all I got to see were slivers of the phone.
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The middle event, though, is the real showstopper: aerodynamic slivers of carbon fiber on wheels, costing upward of $2753,000 — or more than a new Nissan Versa.
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In 1953, at Hartford Hospital, Dr. William Scoville had removed two slivers of tissue from the brain of a 27-year-old man with severe epilepsy.
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The plaza outside Dr. Hourizadeh's shop is the newest of 285 pedestrian plazas — slivers and slices here and there meant to reduce traffic congestion and pollution.
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Up the street is the "East Cut," another neighborhood that once consisted of slivers of a handful of neighborhoods before being rechristened into a new one.
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Her shapes intersect at awkward angles but often stop short of touching, exposing slivers and interstices of bare canvas that create a jangly autonomy of parts.
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Other works in the show are more monumental in size and are almost completely devoid of their original content, beyond peaking slivers of their original color.
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In the diagrams for Uberman and "Dymaxion" (another schedule modeled after Buckminster Fuller's), sleep appears as vanishingly small slivers in the nearly pristine pastry of the day.
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This year, two of the kittens will have an operation where slivers from their lower lips will be removed and transferred to the muscles used for blinking.
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We sample it melted into pork, baked into croutons, sandwiched with flaky bread, and just as it is, in chunks and slivers, in all its delicious glory.
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A hot silver plate of saffron-scented rice streaked with slivers of toasted almonds, fresh green chilies, and tender shreds of spicy lamb arrives at the table.
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Only the accompanying slivers of rye toast struck the wrong note; a more absorbent bread, a baguette, perhaps, would have been better for sopping up the broth.
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Cloudy with boiled rice, the dish is speckled with chopped scallions and fried garlic chips, slivers of chicken within, and topped with a half-moon of lemon.
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The dried scallop and pork version (21.35 Canadian dollars, or about $22.95), served with a red-tinged vinegar and slivers of ginger, were small explosions of flavor.
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Spanner crab is jumbled with ribbons of zucchini and slivers of chestnut, but it's the sweet, deep seafood-broth-based sauce that makes the fresher ingredients sing.
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Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966) is best known for his impossibly thin figures of walking men, unmovable bronze slivers of reality as seen through a cracked bedroom door.
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There were a few complaints about pulpy juices, herbs, fruit, and even small slivers of ice getting stuck in the strainer and making it hard to pour.
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The slivers of drum fish, topped with a tomato seed and hot pepper relish, are swimming in a splendid olive oil that's begging to be mopped up.
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Four slivers were grafted onto her failed left ovary, which had been damaged by the chemotherapy, and one sliver was grafted onto the side of her uterus.
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Business Insider asked Blum to explain which slivers of the clean-tech industry he finds most and least promising, and what advice he has for new investors.
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Mr. Ross revived slivers of the South's textile industry and steel making in the Midwest by restructuring factories and focusing on higher-value production and leaner operations.
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Mueller grand jury effect The decision Friday effectively reverses slivers of a recent opinion related to grand jury documents from the Starr investigation into President Bill Clinton.
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Klobuchar's campaign is taking a different tack from others by trying to find slivers of Democratic voters in traditionally Republican-held towns that other Democrats might overlook.
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Softly smoked pink trout came showered with sugar snap peas cut into sweet, crunchy slivers, garnished with nasturtiums in a sunset's worth of orange and red hues.
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Crisp bean sprouts and thin slivers of crunchy bamboo shoot take the place of noodles, and there's a mix of fresh and dried mushrooms among the chicken.
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There are only a few slivers of metal in their design — inside the headband and as contrasting accents on the exterior — to break up the matte black monotony.
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Life has not yet returned to anything like normal in one of the first slivers of Islamic State's last bastion in Iraq to be recaptured by the army.
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There's three pop-up tents to my left, one where they're taking cold pizzas out of delivery boxes and cutting them... They're small, tiny little slivers of pizza.
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Some cut in large triangles, which doesn't always go as planned; others cut in small slivers; still others opt for the rather unpopular (and frankly, sadistic) square piece.
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Those slivers of access aren't nearly enough, they say, making them all the more determined to push back against their party's narrowing definition of who counts as American.
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Another undesired change in Google's latest multitasking view is that you basically only see your current app in it, with only vertical slivers of the two neighboring apps.
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More to the point, no one else has any definitive idea, either—and no one will, not until slivers of his brain are someday put under a microscope.
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What to watch: The next election is the mid-term in 2018, and mid-terms are all about turnout of slivers of the electorate; the most motivated voters.
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The cold dishes are where Northern cuisine really shines, though: cold, spicy and garlicky diced cucumbers (4.99 dollars) as well as slivers of savory, sour potato (4.99 dollars).
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There were also prints of the video stills Mr. Foley took in Libya and Syria, in his slivers of ordinary time, between the bombing victims and ruined cities.
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And he remembers the hundreds of sparkles and slivers of molten debris that gave him the impression that an orange and red rain was flooding the cavernous cathedral.
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The marquetry artist incorporates minute slivers of wood in many colors in his work, including native ones such as red muirapiranga, yellow tatajuba, purple roxinho and blue carvalho.
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I scientifically cut two slivers off each to taste-test them not once, but twice, along with a friend who gave his input, before making my final reviews.
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If any dish at Willie Jane represents the new wave, it's Mr. Armstrong's vegan crab cakes, in which slivers of hearts of palm echo the texture of crab meat.
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They might as well be primitive neanderthal tools compared to NightHawkInLight's latest creation, which can turn potatoes into slivers and cabbage into coleslaw in the blink of an eye.
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For instance, the dark, rocky, green landscapes in which Gustave Courbet grew up explain the slivers of sky, the oblique light, and, yes, predominance of rocks in his paintings.
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Halide doesn't retreat from the iPhone X's notched design and instead uses those two spare slivers of real estate on either side of the notch to insert useful information.
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There's no notches or cutouts to distract from that gorgeous display, and the remaining slivers of bezel are nicely balanced, giving the phone a stately, poised sort of look.
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If you pick it up, Cozmo's blue square-shaped eyes will turn to angry slivers and its lift-like arms will raise and fall rapidly to exhibit its displeasure.
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Still, the bears have all but disappeared from almost all of the continental United States, except for Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks and a few other slivers of habitat.
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Braised chicken wings had great visual appeal, being lined up side by side and dressed with tiny segments of orange, ribbons of vinegared daikon and slivers of scallion greens.
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Everyone has heard those stories about people who've lost a few slivers of skin to a cheese grater or chopped off a piece of their thumb while slicing bread.
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There are slivers of good news from the developing world and also from 5G and foldable tech, but don't expect profits to reach their zenith again any time soon.
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"Whether you mince the garlic or cut it into slivers, or what you use to marinate the chicken for cacciatora, here it makes a big difference," Ms. Mattiacci said.
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By raising bluefin through its full lifecycle, the IEO aims to pave the way for commercial production, from tiny egg to giant apex predator to succulent slivers of sashimi.
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Japan, like the other main parties, must make the most of the slivers of opportunity created by the escalating threat to renew efforts at finding a multilateral diplomatic solution.
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We also asked for the pad thai based on word of mouth, and it delivered: cold raw slivers of kelp noodles and zucchini noodles bathed in spicy peanut sauce.
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Sherri W., Kona, Hawaii Dear Heloise: I broke a water glass on my kitchen floor, but even after vacuuming and mopping I could still see tiny slivers of glass.
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Sousa, Syria (CNN)Syrian Kurdish forces are resuming the final phase of operations against ISIS, as the terrorist group is pushed back into its last remaining slivers of territory.
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One of the stand-alone restaurants within Mercado Little Spain is Mar, where the menu includes the requisite gambas al ajillo, large head-on shrimp with fried garlic slivers.
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And here's what I mean about Obra Dinn being as inexplicably compelling as Papers, Please: Besides these slivers of unmoving violence, most of the game takes place in that journal.
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" In a number of cases, the paper said a former quality manager at Boeing, John Barnett, "discovered clusters of metal slivers hanging over the wiring that commands the flight controls.
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So Eileen concentrated on getting him across town, subdued on a weekday afternoon, the slivers of ice pulverized into the pores of the macadam giving the road a sullen shine.
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I wondered how psychics could conduct readings based on tiny, mediated slivers of connection, and about whether the digital frontier of fortune telling was stripped of its power and magic.
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For more than a year, Puerto Rico has clashed with investors who hold slivers of its $73 billion debt, and who have pushed the United States territory to pay up.
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A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration, Lynn Lunsford, said the agency had inspected several planes certified by Boeing as free of such debris and found those same metal slivers.
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Then the eclipse headed past Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, across slivers of coastal wetlands and out over the Atlantic Ocean, where it ended for good at sunset near Africa.
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None of them have told the medical examiner's office that, after the passage of so much time, they no longer care about matching slivers of remains to their loved ones.
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Lean eye of round cut into thin pink sheets is the canvas for an action-painting whirl of fried shallots, raw red onions, chopped peanuts and slivers of fresh mint.
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The University of Wisconsin-Extension has set up a site called the University Learning Store, which offers slivers of online content on practical subjects such as project management and business writing.
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The model accurately recreated the behavior of thin slices of the CMB, but cannot recreate slivers of the universe more than 10 degrees wide, which would require a more complex model.
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Artists spent as much time drawing clothing — capturing the lace of bonnets or the creases of shirts — facial expressions, and slivers of surroundings as much as they did the actual diseases.
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"This is your cheese course," he said, then toted it away, returning a short time later with a plate dusted with grated cheese and grated pistachios and slivers of candied citron.
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I asked them whether they thought that such tactics, because they slice up the electorate into tiny, self-contained, slivers might be good for their candidates but bad for our democracy.
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FESTIVAL The director of the New Juilliard Ensemble, Joel Sachs, acts more generally as the Juilliard School's new-music magus and organizes this annual dive into slivers of the contemporary landscape.
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The conclusion, after the kinetic fireworks of cello and drums have burned themselves out, sends slivers of electronically processed cello harmonics ricocheting around the auditorium like the distant keening of gulls.
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We paired the latter with a Pacman-shaped cardamom merengue, broken open to reveal a light, lemon curd filling, artfully plated with mandarin slices, date slivers and edible purple borage flowers.
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On two visits, I shared the sundae—slivers of banana-rum cake and fresh banana, halved lengthwise and caramelized, nestled with velvety purple-yam ice cream and whipped cream—with friends.
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Does it decide that there are better ways to improve its global standing, and sell off further slivers of the club to the Chinese government or to New York hedge funds?
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Business Insider asked him to share the most and least promising slivers of the clean-energy industry and his best advice for how to win big as a clean-tech investor.
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The United States told Turkey that it would take back the weapons after the defeat of Islamic State, which has lost all but a few slivers of territory in northeastern Syria.
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She is most endearing when she spatters her composition with little slivers of light that are the result of intersecting shadows and forms, and arise particularly through her wonderful inventions of fingers.
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The so-called satinated finish on slivers of the Summit's surface is basically a rich person's version of chamfering, catching the light attractively and accentuating the gentle slopes of the watch's frame.
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The first waves of European and American maritime traders to reach Chinese ports returned home with souvenir paintings depicting the slivers of harbors where Westerners were allowed to work, shop and sightsee.
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Think of utilizing space behind doors, slivers between shelves, and high shelving- anywhere you can hang a shoe organizer, laundry hamper, and hooks- to help to make your closets work for you.
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NEW YORK — For more than a year, Puerto Rico has clashed with investors who hold slivers of its $73 billion debt, and who have pushed the United States territory to pay up.
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Next up, two dazzlers: octopus carpaccio with a topping of fried corn, diced yucca and a white wine and garlic sauce, and potato salad mixed with apple dressing and green apple slivers.
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The small pizza, its thin crust appetizingly blistered and charred in the beautiful tile oven we had walked by, offered flashes of decadent saltiness from the slivers of guanciale and green olives.
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On Saturday, October 403, police officers with Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) roamed twin slivers of land on the border of Berkeley and Oakland, California, occasionally stopping to post notices of eviction.
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The producer Osno1 turns in a brittle guitar line and a preening hook befitting of a early 00s pop-punk song, though she slivers and pitch warps it into something more absurd.
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A collection of jewelry called Wrinkles by Noa Zilberman, an Israeli industrial designer, is made from delicate slivers of gold that traced the lines on her face after the birth of her son.
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Stones that were chipped and frayed in the original, jutting out or worn away, eroded to slivers, mottled with 20 centuries of dirt and decay, are here as straight and regular as Lego.
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Slivers of greenery were eked out of traffic islands, medians and turning lanes, or whittled from irregularly shaped corners where streets crossed at a diagonal, or remnants left over after highway construction projects.
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In recent years, the media has documented each outburst directed at the ladies — and quite a few men — who take their dance moves and amplified music to coveted slivers of urban public space.
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But for the creators of fictional UIs of the silver screen who are working with mere slivers of a Silicon Valley budget, the path to a believable, elegant UI design is trickier process.
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In these quiet slivers of street, London no longer feels modern: It's a pileup of the old and the new and the very old, the ground beneath our feet named by Saxon villagers.
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Queer couples sip glasses of Scribe Winery's rosé in the slivers of shade, where there's almost always a good dog under its owner's chair next to a plastic quart container full of water.
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We may not know much about the upcoming season of Game of Thrones aside from what little we can glean from the slivers of footage that HBO deigns to throw to us peasants.
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The ginger chicken, with thin slices of breast meat, ginger slivers and fresh, perfectly cooked vegetables like baby bok choy and Chinese cabbage, was a warm-you-up entree on a cold winter's night.
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Trump's digital director and new campaign manager Brad Parscale just appeared on 60 Minutes this past weekend to reiterate how important Facebook's help was in crafting targeted campaign ads for tiny slivers of voters.
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Once we had finished off a platter of penne alla Norma — with its earthy tang of tomatoes, salty slivers of ricotta and meaty slices of eggplant — we strolled up the hill to our rooms.
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Ong says he likes to mess around with it as much as he can in his desserts, from frying the seeds and fermenting its flesh to cutting it into velvety slivers for his dish.
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He ordered his two favorite pies: the marinara (homemade tomato sauce, wild oregano, translucent garlic slivers, no cheese) and the Rosa (house-made mozzarella, red onion, spicy-fresh rosemary, chopped Arizona pistachios, Parmigiano-Reggiano).
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And when Lizzie strips naked before hacking her two tormentors to slivers, her nudity isn't simply practical: It's the repudiation of a 19th-century wardrobe that controlled women's movements as thoroughly as men did.
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There are now more than a half-million samples, from slivers to an enormous slice of giant sequoia in the lobby, a large enough table top, perhaps, to seat all of King Arthur's knights.
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That preoccupation can offer workers slivers of power if they make just enough trouble, perhaps by staging a respectful sit-in at a government office or party-controlled trade union (China bans independent ones).
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So institutionally, I had concerns -- and I continue to have concerns -- around trying to create these very neat buckets where you just carve out narrow slivers of FDA's existing jurisdiction to suit some political goal.
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And the choices are all compelling, such as a lovely starter of carpaccio palmito, with tissue-paper-thin filet mignon adorned with avocado slices, hearts of palm, arugula, truffle oil and thin slivers of Parmesan.
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As for the beets (slices of red and orange), an artful arrangement of arugula, candied walnuts, Laura Chenel goat cheese, shaved red onion and slivers of fennel made them taste as great as they looked.
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And then, by the time we reach our first real apartments — those slivers of the world painstakingly procured despite entry-level wages and inspired too heavily by Pinterest — having posters on the wall seems juvenile.
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Notably, the Mutter Museum is home to slivers of Albert Einstein's brain, saved from cremation by pathologist Thomas Harvey who hoped to uncover the secret of the scientist's genius with future study of the brain.
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On several planes, John Barnett, a former quality manager who worked at Boeing for nearly three decades and retired in 22014, discovered clusters of metal slivers hanging over the wiring that commands the flight controls.
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No matter how near to each other any two things draw, whether they're people or slivers of time, infinitely divisible spans prevent them from ever touching, as in the paradox of Achilles and the tortoise.
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Companies are no longer actually owned by adventurous capitalists but by giant institutions such as the Vanguard Group (with more than $3 trillion under management) which constantly buy and sell slivers of ownership for anonymous investors.
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And Mr. Trump will soon lose a feature of the 2016 race that has disproportionately benefited his candidacy: a large and unwieldy field of rivals that carved up much of the Republican electorate into small slivers.
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Clouse slivers and fucks with the assorted vocal clips, turning the whole thing into this nauseating jam that feels in danger of giving out under its own weight and collapsing in a heap at any moment.
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There's still plenty to listen to, and akin to a silent film, the movie's emotions are telegraphed via music, both in terms of the score and with the slivers of other films that are woven throughout.
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Some device makers already offer what you might call slivers of subscriptions; you can, for example, subscribe to Fitbit's Coach app, or a streaming music service with offline playlists, or even the Apple Watch's LTE service.
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But in the context of the so-called rational numbers, which include fractions, 23 loses its prime identity and gains versatility, able to be divided into ever tinier slivers, like a cake at a dieters' convention.
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I wasn't a huge fan of the creamed spinach, so I was left with two small slivers of acorn squash, which were delicious but hardly filling, which is something I've noted about this meal kit before.
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As it turns out, the cure for too much rum consists of ham from Bayonne, a few slivers of Ardi-Gasna (a local sheep milk cheese), and several glasses of Ackerbeltz, a wheat beer from Ascain.
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Formed of an exaggerated dome of chartreuse-colored chrysoberyl in an array of mustard and greenish-yellow shades, it was inspired by 18th-century Portuguese jewels in which slivers of stone were arranged in intricate compositions.
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She nodded approvingly when I described my taco kits, with their slivers of crunchy vegetables tucked in alongside a couple of tortillas and shredded chicken I pulled off the bone before I did the dinner dishes.
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Antiques Dutch woodcarvers once sculpted slivers of boxwood into biblical scenes smaller than walnut shells, and for a few decades in the 1400s and 1500s, elite clients, including Henry VIII, vied to own the miniature works.
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Photo: David Heald © Solomon R. Guggenheim Related: Vivid Color Projections Revive Faded Works of Art | Conservation Lab Microscopic Slivers of Artworks Reveal Hidden Truths | Conservation Lab Inside Harvard's Incredible Collection of Rare Pigments | Conservation Lab
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There is still some slight hope that sterile neutrinos might exist at really unexpected masses, but the IceCube data covers an enormous range, leaving just a couple of slivers of potential mass-energy they might be hiding.
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The country's population had swelled to eight million, while the tracts owned by individual families had been divided and subdivided into ever smaller slivers, and potatoes were all they could grow on such small plots of land.
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In this schema, companies aren't seeking to raise additional capital by creating new shares so much as they're allowing shareholders (employees and third parties alike) to trade their existing slivers of the company on the open market.
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But visiting with Geballe at the Geophysical Laboratory, it was hard to imagine the slivers of the material—smaller than the width of a human hair—fashioned into a wire or used in any technology at all.
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That kind of welcoming entrance is unlike most smoke shops in New York City, generally teeny slivers of real estate with harsh gashes of fluorescent light lighting smoking contraptions arranged in glass cases like a Saw puzzle.
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It was a motif the episode returned to throughout, as Sasha's timeline fractured into slivers of action and memory, with its pieces interspersed with the preparations at Alexandria and the Sanctuary as each side prepared to meet.
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If I disappeared one day and never came back, what would he make of the world I've left him — a place that, unshakable in his toddlerhood, reveals itself to be held together by cheap slivers of plastic?
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Packed with an after-work crowd vying for seats or standing around small tables, this place is famous for its pataniscas: fried balls with chunks of cod and slivers of onion, and served with extra-cold beer.
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Related: Microscopic Slivers of Artworks Reveal Hidden Truths | Conservation Lab Vivid Color Projections Revive Faded Works of Art | Conservation Lab Layer by Layer Reconstructions of Old Master Paintings | Conservation Lab The Art of Mending Ceramics Disasters | Conservation Lab
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Why it matters: Trump is the "America First" president, and proudly so, but it's a problem when only tiny slivers of populations in closely allied countries like France, Germany and the U.K. have faith in the U.S. president.
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Related: Vivid Color Projections Revive Faded Works of Art | Conservation Lab Microscopic Slivers of Artworks Reveal Hidden Truths | Conservation Lab [Exclusive] Watch A Clip From "Art And Craft," A Documentary On One Of America's Most Prolific Art Forgers
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But you don't have to be as crazy as I am to share slivers of this fear — that your kids or your pets are constantly doing things that you'll later want to remember, but that smartphones often miss.
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A boy named Kay, having caught slivers of the mirror in his eye and his heart, falls prey to the allure of the Snow Queen, who takes him on her sled and entraps him in her ice kingdom.
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Right now, scientists have to use comparatively low resolution imaging techniques, like MRI or ultrasound, to actually see inside lab animals (unless they are willing to slice the sample up into thin slivers, and put them under a microscope).
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If I ate too many of the hard-to-resist fried artichokes, crunchy and garnished with Parmesan slivers and lemon juice, would I have room for the sweet and meaty mussels swimming in a garlicky, zippy fra diavolo sauce?
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You need a fairly decent amount of crushed ice to chill a drink, and everyone knows that the tiny ice slivers wind up joining forces into one massive clump that launches into your face when you're taking a sip.
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Here, chunks of juicy red tomatoes, diced seedless cucumbers, strips of red and green bell peppers, red onion slivers, kalamata olives, capers and crumbled feta cheese are held together beautifully with dried oregano and a peppery Greek olive oil.
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The slivers of land atop an ancient coral reef hold a mixture of hedonism and high water, luring anglers and divers, bikers and burnouts, pirates and professionals down US 1 to forget about life for a weekend ... or forever.
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During my first meal at Dier Makr, more than a year ago, I was knocked sideways by a dish that presented cauliflower in various states — puréed, in steamed florets and in lightly pickled slivers — along with raclette and hazelnuts.
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Yuskavage uses these vectors — whether slivers of negative space, curves of the body, angles of arms and hands, or highlighted details — to organize our attention in order to gradually reveal new facts that change the way we think about the painting.
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Every four years, a giant swath of the American population fixates on a worldwide competition that fuses turgid nationalism with the hypnotic chaos of humans flinging themselves into the air and landing on tiny metal slivers atop a slick, glassy surface.
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You have to leave your cellphone outside the small jewel box room where the library has installed a smattering of what some might call artifacts and others might call relics (as that term applies to, say, slivers of the True Cross).
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After that, the longwall machine — a $283 million articulated piece of equipment equipped with a giant power drill — simply moves back and forth between the two tunnels, cutting off the coal face in three-foot slivers, like a giant salami slicer.
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I have used sweet new-crop peas, slivers of shiitake mushrooms (lacking wild morels or porcini, another option in a perfect world) and a shower of slivered scallions to surround mine, with flecks of lemon zest and mint in the filling.
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Encampments in the notoriously high-rent California city hug busy thoroughfares, where people seek shelter under overpasses and reside in not-yet-developed slivers of land—until the city or someone else inevitably evicts them, sending them anywhere but here.
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With his sous-chef, Luis Alamos, Mr. Lai layered fried blue catfish into sushi rolls, fanned slivers of raw lionfish on plates and slathered the moist flesh clinging to cartilaginous Asian carp ribs from Kentucky with a guava-based barbecue sauce.
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Through slivers of shattered light, a mirage forms in the desert; less an oasis than one's own mirror image, the works of Arizona artist Laura Amphlett present the possibility of paradise, but only on the other side of the looking-glass.
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You can order it Western style (grilled, for a firm texture, then sliced into slivers) or Eastern style (steamed first, for silkiness, then grilled and left in fillets); either way, the cleaner, more buttery flavor of the fish shines through.
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Spoons were advisable also for a pear trifle rich with the kind of thick, ivory-colored cream you find only in Britain and for a bowl of marmalade ice cream with slivers of bittersweet orange zest running through the vanilla base.
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The refreshing raw zucchini salad with chunky slivers of Parmesan, fresh mint and roasted almonds and the flavorful lemon-marinated sea bass were winners and paired beautifully with the fruity Château La Coste Première Cuvée white wine we were served.
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He died at 93 in 29, after a career so staggeringly and variously productive that even the huge retrospective called "Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends," which opens at the Museum of Modern Art on Sunday, can represent it only in generous slivers.
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The project is a chance for people to acquire slivers of real estate rather than having to buy a property outright or invest in a pool of properties such as a real estate investment trust, said Pangea co-founder Mohammad Shaikh.
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Through slivers of shattered light, a mirage forms in the desert; less an oasis than one's own mirror image, the works of Arizona artist Laura Amphlett present the possibility of paradise, but only on the other side of the looking-glass.
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The tender ground white-meat chicken had some zip thanks to chopped cilantro and mint, red onion slivers and dried Thai red chiles, while the roasted rice powder, mixed in with the other ingredients, gave the dish a slightly crunchy and nutty texture.
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The opening 10 or 15 minutes of "Alice Moki Jayne" glow, as morning light seeps through his translucent guitar, and throughout the album he maintains a dazzled wonder, a gracious infatuation with electric sound and how it refracts into chunks and slivers.
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The deep-green leaf slivers look like grass cuttings and yield a golden-colored tea of delicate herbal elegance with an alluring sweetness in the aftertaste: Ippodo Shincha, $9.98 to $54.44, depending on the size, 125 East 39th Street, ippodo-tea.co.jp/en/.
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I'd never been to a mall food court — a wonderland where free slivers of chicken on toothpicks were held out to us like offerings, each bite seasoned to its outermost limit, fried and tender and salty and glistening with sweet, cornstarch-bound sauces.
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After Hong arranged silky thin slivers of marinated beef tongue on a circular grill that was embedded in the table between us, Bourdain waited until they had just browned, then reached for one with chopsticks and encouraged me to do the same.
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You might start with polpette of tiny neonato fish and mushy asparagus — literally rolled up into a crispy-fried ball of savory flavors — before moving on to spaghetti in butter sauce that's loaded with tiny tender clams and slivers of candied lemon.
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A startup that&aposs raised more than $200 million in funding on the premise of offering digital banking services to financially-stressed customers will start offering commission-free stock trading next year — including the option to buy small slivers of pricey shares.
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A startup that&aposs raised more than $200 million in funding on the premise of offering digital banking services to financially-distressed customers will start offering commission-free stock trading next year — including the option to buy small slivers of pricey shares.
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You might start with polpette of tiny neonato fish and mushy asparagus — literally rolled up into a crispy-fried ball of savory flavors — before moving on to spaghetti in butter sauce that's loaded with tiny tender clams and slivers of candied lemon.
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The marquetry artist Rose Saneuil collaborated on the Green Aurora, another cuff in which slivers of straw, sycamore and hornbeam in turquoise and bottle green were dominated by a 260-carat green-blue tourmaline and 152 brilliant-cut diamonds forming a star.
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Attendees of the show's NYCC panel got to see stylish footage from the series, which featured the beginning of the group's formation and slivers of the numbers (the members of the Academy have numbers, such as No. 7, as code names) showing off their superpowers.
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Like the other items in the gypsy's basket—lucky charms made of recycled tin, bunches of white heather tied with a ribbon and artificial orange flowers, somewhat like chrysanthemums, created by whittling slivers from an elder branch—pegs carried a hint of ancient magic.
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The largest of the European auto shows, which opens March 7 and is held each spring, has a tradition of providing space for often oddball brands looking to carve off slivers of the global new-car market, typically with an emphasis on premium niches.
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These camera-less photographs walk the line between abstraction and figuration, Hovsepian often cutting her filters open with a razor to allow slivers of light through, or fixing developer chemicals unevenly, creating what looks like bladework, and its bloody results, in black-and-white.
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It is still unclear whether JPMorgan, the largest U.S. bank, would need to hive off slivers or chunks of its UK operations after Britain voted Thursday to leave the EU, Daniel Pinto, who heads the bank's global and investment banking operations, said in an interview.
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SEOUL/SINGAPORE, Oct 234 (Reuters) - As Samsung Electronics Co struggles to limit the damage from the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, it is finding slivers of support from faithful users of the glitzy smartphone who are reluctant to give it up and switch to an alternative.
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As I type this, I've got a stainless steel bowl on the counter into which I've grated some tomatoes (you can chop them, too), some slivers from a couple of fat cloves of garlic and more olive oil than you would think is reasonable.
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Henry Molaison — known in published reports as H.M., to protect his privacy — was a modest, middle-aged former motor repairman who had lost the ability to form new memories after having two slivers of his brain removed to treat severe seizures when he was 27.
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Republicans have been taking slivers of good news where they can get them lately; for instance, it looks like they will hold on to the seat in Ohio's 230th Congressional District after a highly contested special election (the results still haven't been officially called).
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Facebook should open up its records to a panel of independent experts, who would report back about how the Trump campaign targeted slivers of the population—and whether foreign fake account activity appeared to be coordinated with this effort based on timing, content, and targets.
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Mr. Trump, speaking to international diplomats at the State Department, said he expected to soon announce that the United States and its partners, including Syrian Arab and Kurdish allies, will have reclaimed the last slivers of territory that Islamic State fighters control in Syria.
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Attached to these shafts have been putter heads made of large lumps of lead ('weight makes the ball roll true,' salesmen explain) and slivers of aluminum ('lightness makes the ball roll true,' salesmen explain) as well as every other substance harder than a marshmallow.
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And the ecommerce site cum streaming service cum wind energy firm cum, uh, facial recognition hell-chimera has no one to blame but itself, since one of the slivers of its vast portfolio speculated to actually be profitable—Amazon Web Services—is what powers the damn thing.
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You don't often meet up with winter salads as dynamic as the one Ms. Grieveson puts together out of endive and celery root with mint, slivers of dried apricots and long twists of lamb bacon; the orange vinaigrette tasted like the sun coming out after a blizzard.
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The opening moments tend toward misty synthesizers, the drawn out drawls of uber-DIY songwriters, or grayscale ambience—whatever that particular AM calls for—before slowly, as the clock ticks toward noon, turning to gnarlier territories: techno slivers, abstract polyrhythms, aqueous electro, 80s post-punk curios.
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A whole branzino with crisped skin drew inspiration from the Amalfi coast, the mushroom tortellini in a butter sauce from Piedmont, and the chicken Milanese, an impressive 14-ounce filet topped with a heap of peppery arugula, red onion and Parmesan slivers, was Milan on a plate.
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Strikers slipping bounce shots past defenders through tiny little slivers of space is kind of amazing to watch, and it's a shame handball's broadcast resources aren't up to the level where cameras can really scope out these plays and give them the slow-motion halo they deserve.
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At Unagi-Ya Hachibei, the eel, served over sushi rice, can be prepared Western style (grilled, then sliced into slivers, as pictured above) or Eastern style (steamed first, then grilled and left in fillets) and eaten alone or seasoned to taste with wasabi, shredded seaweed, and scallions.
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As you pour the cereal into the bowl, you'll see the crispy flakes you'd expect (in its current incarnation, they kind of just look like Special K), but also almond slivers, oat clusters, and if you look closely, the tiny, chewy, dried blueberries you were promised.
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Dishes, with no more than a few ingredients, range from colorful (lamb loin spruced up with silvery slivers of sardines and orange squash ribbons) to playful ("cocada de coco con coco en coco," a caramelized coconut with roasted coconut ice cream served in a coconut half).
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One of my colleagues, who was working on the first "contingency crew," told me all about fishing tiny slivers of glass out of a constricted opening in the bot's ancillary tube duct — and he has the scars from the deep cuts on his palm to prove it.
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"Thot Tactics," a compendium of stitched-together slivers of song delivered in a woman's voice, burbles over a warm, slippery jazz keyboard; the Auto-Tuned refrain ("I wanna rock your wor-or-orld/I wanna be your gir-ir-irl") is also the album's catchiest moment.
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The map -- and we know Trump is a sucker for visual aids -- tells the story he likes and wants to believe: That the vast majority of the country is for him and the coastal elites are just small little slivers of dissent within a broader Trump lovefest.
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To be sure, trading stock slivers has been available in different forms for years, mainly via dividend reinvestment plans (DRIPs.)But for the first time, firms are executing fractional share trades in real-time, versus a complex trading method that firms typically carried out once a day.
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Guk-which-means-soup is a shimmering broth that Mr. Park, the chef, makes from fermented tomatoes and kelp; chilled and poured over scallop slices layered between slivers of green tomato that have been marinated in Korean fig vinegar, the broth has an electrifying sweet-sour balance.
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That's why it was stirring to hear this week that people at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority are pushing an idea that long ago was ripe and ready: harvesting slivers from the city's tremendous real estate wealth to help pay for the transit system that created it.
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A large, hard-edged section of the front-most plate is painted with black enamel with slivers of edges left untouched; we gather that the other two plates are similarly addressed, though the works' installation (in the gallery's display window on Water Street) makes it hard to be sure.
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The Wildcat Minute starts with 60 seconds on the clock and a certain situation, and then Wright takes the clock and hacks more and more time off it, as if he is shaving slivers from a block of cheese, each new situation demanding a new play, a new solution.
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Falling slivers of rainbow-colored and metallic confetti swirl across the walls and ceiling of the 2,500 square foot Activity Center at St. Mary's Healthcare System for Children in Bayside, NY. The new hand painted installation is a recent collaboration between the RxArt organization and painter Dan Colen.
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I also added a few slivers of garlic to be toasted with the shallots; a whole tin of anchovies for meatiness, saltiness and thematic consistency; a bit of red pepper for spiciness and an entire tube of tomato paste that caramelized in the oil for sweetness and tanginess.
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Millions of pages Hundreds of other documents that comprise slivers of investigative steps -- like 500 search warrants, 280 requests to look at communications data and 13 letters to foreign governments -- live under seal in the court system for judges to decide when they can be made public, and how.
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Led by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB), several reports have been compiled trying to eke out further details from the slivers of clues that exist -- especially the seven handshakes between the plane and Inmarsat satellite and the two unanswered satellite calls that were made from the ground to the plane.
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You would think that Markieff, moving away from a team he deeply, deeply hated and moving to a team that needs his skillet specific, a team with the best guard in the league as creating open threes out of tiny little slivers of space, you think he would be pretty thrilled.
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Between the lines: There's also is talk that some GE Ventures staffers are pitching portfolio slivers that they'd continue to manage, but it's unclear if such talks are sanctioned by GE. The backdrop: Until recently, there really wasn't much transaction history for direct VC portfolios valued in the hundreds of millions.
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Contramar and Cala, which she will continue to run, both hit the sweet spot of being relaxed but sure-handed, especially in her classic dishes: tostadas of raw fish with slivers of avocado and hints of chipotle, butterflied grilled fish painted with red and green salsas, and aguachiles (briny, citrusy ceviches).
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Near the Obamas' red brick Georgian, not far from the University of Chicago, some wondered gloomily whether his legacy might now be erased by his successor, Donald J. Trump, who received just 12 percent of the vote in Chicago and only single-digit slivers in the wards near Mr. Obama's house.
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I was just as melodramatic with food, gagging loudly when I accidentally ran into a zucchini in a quiche, picking mushrooms out of pasta dishes and piling them on the side of my plate like dams, throwing out a perfectly good tuna melt if there were slivers of celery inside.
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But I'm wondering if that can be right, if I met Julian in his lilac bishop's garb when I also first heard about John Leal, or if I've combined multiple Colonial visits, all of them with bow-tied Bix mixing his gimlets, the nights melting like ice slivers into one God-struck evening.
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And even though the latest report, released on Wednesday by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), contained a few slivers of optimism — slightly fewer people were killed in 2017 compared to the year prior — there were still enough startling statistics to make the overall picture of public roads in America exceedingly grim.
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Mar's requisite gambas al ajillo , large head-on shrimp with fried garlic slivers, can advisedly be accompanied by chunks of red snapper marinated in vinegar and a pimenton-heavy Canary Islands spice mixture, a forest of fat white asparagus blanketed in mayonnaise, and a rich squid-ink rice, salty like the ocean.
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It's not hard to believe he was once a sous-chef at Le Bernardin when you taste, say, the raw scallop slivers in citrus juices, elegantly equipped with tart apple and caviar, or the intensely smooth chowder of tiny, just-cooked clams in a New England-style cream broth that's pale yellow with butterfat.
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In "Red" (2017), Webster continues her evocations of a parallel cosmos by jam-packing the surface with different circular orbs that could be buttons, candies, or planetary forms, all of which are a shade of red, with the painting's black ground peering through the narrow slivers of space surrounding some of the volumetric forms.
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Some of the works in this show (her first at this gallery) experiment with a slightly bigger scale but continue to use a Bess-like vocabulary of amoebic splotches and short parallel marks, given added interest by Ms. Baras's stuffed, dented and punctured surfaces and by the little talismanic objects glued to them (slivers of wood, scatterings of pebbles).
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He liked using cooking analogies to explain the various elements of his work: For example, the craft of neurohistology — which can involve slide-mounting and dyeing delicate slivers of neural tissue — was a lot like baking, he said, because in both endeavors the temperatures and times must be finely calibrated, precisely tuned, with little room for improvisation.
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But learning to lift did help me see my body as having a purpose other than being as thin as possible; when I ate to get stronger and saw that my body could not only take in more than meager little slivers of food but actually turn them into muscles, I have to be honest, it fuckin' ruled!
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Another, Lauren Kim, makes the fleecy cheesecake that is carved into slivers the length of a dinner plate; pretty, well-tailored French numbers like a passion-fruit Pavlova or a drum of white cake filled with fresh strawberries and frosted with whipped cream; and the cookies and toffees that are sold by the box, for takeout.
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Over 12 days, the team used the lasers to create one of the largest-scale maps of Maya cities built between 1000 BC to 1500 AD. Although archaeologists have surveyed slivers of these metropolitan ruins in the past, the new maps showcase entire cities for the first time, putting the Maya's formidable pyramids, city roads, and farming terraces in context.
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I remember skin'spale slivers among the sheets,the silvery geckosthat knocked along the wallshunting spiders—howthe spindly stalks rose,one after the other,rarely touching, eachcapped by a tangled mass of goldlike a child's crayon sun,like the heart imaginedby someone who had never seen one—someone, who,falling asleep in the desertmight turn the wordshade or waterover and over on their tongue.
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Serves: 220-4Prep time: 20 minutesCook time: 20 minutesTotal time: 40 minutes Ingredients 6 large, incredibly fresh sea scallops, cut into round thirds Juice of 3 fresh limes 43 habanero pepper, cored and sliced into thin matchstick sized slivers 1/2 teaspoon sea salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 10 drops of child oil, or to taste (optional) (4) 4" squares of whole nori (dried seaweed sheets) Sake to taste (4) additional 4" sheets of nori cut into matchstick sized slivers 2 tablespoons pomegranate seeds 2 shakes black, smoked sea salt (optional) 4 scallop shells for to be used as serving dishes (optional) Prep like a pro: Watch the video below to discover the best way to prepare scallops MethodPlace the sliced scallops into a marinade of lime juice, salt, pepper and chili oil.
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"You know if it is right," says Charlotte Macaux Perelman, an architect who was recruited in 20143 with Alexis Fabry, an art curator and book publisher, to run the furniture and housewares atelier, as she reflects on the three years and dozens of prototypes it took to find the Japanese craftsmen to make the silken curved bamboo, strengthened by imperceptibly small slivers of carbon fiber, for the leather-topped stools by the Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza.
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For the Ceviche 1 1/2 pounds fresh thick fillet of red snapper Juice of 3 fresh limes 1/43 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1 habanero pepper, cored/seeded and cut in half 1 habanero pepper, halved, cored and cut into thin threadlike strips Pineapple/Mango Salsa 1 large, ripe pineapple, skinned, cored and finely diced 1 ripe mango, peeled and finely diced Juice of 3 fresh limes 1/2 Bermuda onion, finely diced 23/2 cup of fresh cilantro leaves, cleaned and finely chopped 1 broiled lemon quartered, rubbed with olive oil and broiled to brown 1 teaspoon sea salt 22 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper Garnish Handful of lettuce leaves 210 handfuls of tortilla chips 24-24 sliced lemon and lime rounds 24-24 slivers of Bermuda onion Equip tip: Check out America's Test Kitchen's top rated citrus juicer and winning pepper mill MethodRinse and dry the snapper.
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