Though I must admit perpetual sogginess makes forecasting a breeze.
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Other analysts warned that the sogginess in stock markets may persist.
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Nickel bulls are facing a bear combination of macro negativity and micro sogginess.
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Alison Roman likes them nicely crisped, without the sogginess that comes from tomato sauce or gravy.
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Like little shreds of fried goodness, they're unmarred by a big bite of meatiness or sogginess-inducing sauce.
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The meal was unmistakably airplane food but still managed to pack in some flavor and avoid egregious sogginess.
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The massive bag tells you to cook them for 11 minutes, but they took 20 to lose their sogginess.
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The sogginess was a bit annoying, but I just threw the noodle away and replaced it with a fresh one.
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It is tempting to jumble three pounds of raw zucchini and tomatoes into a baking dish, but that way lies sogginess.
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The sauce and general sogginess of the sandwich even ruined the originally compelling mozzarella sticks, reducing them to soggy, plasticky blobs.
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Not a half-hearted crunch, like it's been slowly melding with the brioche bun into sogginess under a heat lamp for a while.
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Seeing any object outside the context in which we usually see it, especially when the new context involves sogginess, is ripe for comedy.
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It's good, but I must admit I was more impressed by the construction of the thick paper straw, which held up admirably against sogginess.
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Signs of sogginess in the industrial sector, for long the bedrock of China's economy, have hurt sentiment and official data released on Wednesday showed renewed weakness.
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Apple's big innovation here is placing a series of holes in the lid of the container so that air can escape, helping avoid sogginess in the crust.
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It's a thoughtful addition, although I've eaten a lot of pizza in my life and have to say the boxed-in sogginess issue is not that pervasive.
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The FDA's plan hasn't taken effect yet, but when it does, it's unclear what will step in for the anti-sogginess role perfluoroalkyl ethyl plays in our pizza boxes.
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To avoid sogginess and to get some of the Cheeto dust mixed into the drink, we would first dip the Cheetos in the Bloody Mary, eat them, and then begin sucking the beverage down.
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Mr. Rudolf was very reassuring on the subject of sogginess — always a worry for consumers of corn flakes and mini-wheats — saying that the store would never dare to pour customers' milk for them.
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Designed to work on a stovetop, it features an innovative lid that traps heat and creates a perfect oven-like environment on the inside to cook your dish while releasing steam to avoid condensation (and sogginess).
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I travel with a sandwich made with toasted (prevents sogginess) sprouted whole-grain bread, natural nut butter and an all-fruit jam because it does not need refrigeration and provides a good balance of protein, carbohydrates, fat, fiber, vitamins and minerals.
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Beautiful, hulking tempura shrimp, battered in blue masa and jazzed up with chili and kaffir-lime powder, is even better, and a lettuce-leaf doily between shrimp and tortilla prevents sogginess, a problem with the overloaded chicken al pastor and pork-cheek carnitas.
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You'll often find a stack of barely-cohesive watermelon slices slowly drenching a pile of Oreos to the point of total sogginess on the plate that they share, or maybe a half-melted pint of Häagen-Dazs, or a tray of Jell-O that enters a state of entropic demolition after a few people attack it with their plastic spoons.
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Some of the topping ingredients can first be dried in an oven to reduce their moisture, which prevents the pizza from being soggy when finished. Baking it on a pizza stone can also prevent sogginess. It may be finished with olive oil drizzled atop the pizza. The pizza can be sliced into wedges or by its four sections.
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He insisted that American camps in the Philippines no more could be compared to Valeriano Weyler's reconcentrado camps in Cuba than mercy could be compared to cruelty. Over loud Republican protests, Senator Culberson began to read a letter from one of J. Franklin Bell's officers, which had been quoted in the Senate by Mr. Bacon, in which the officer described a concentration camp as a "suburb of hell." The chair ruled that unless the senator identified the author, who had asked to remain anonymous, it was "hearsay evidence" and directed the witness not to comment on it. But Culberson had already read part of the letter: > What a farce it all is ... this little spot of black sogginess is a > reconcentrado pen, with a dead line outside, beyond which everything living > is shot ... Upon arrival, I found 30 cases of smallpox, and average fresh > ones of five a day, which practically have to be turned out to die.
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