The Tovala oven bakes, broils, steams and heats, via convection.
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Often he steams, without restraint, in the local Turkish baths.
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Village Marketing steams the pillows and sheets before every shoot.
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It boils, steams, blends, and weighs ingredients, among other things.
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Plus, it doesn't just fry — it steams and boils, too.
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It steams up eyeglasses and feels like an iron on your skin.
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Before every performance, Rihanna sucks on lozenges and steams her vocal chords.
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That heat in turn produces steams, which spins turbines and generates clean electricity.
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But instead of burning, the battery-powered devices heat the sticks to generate steams.
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A third of global shipping steams by this little bit of north-east Africa.
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The Gaggenau appliances include two ovens (one steams), two refrigerators and a wine cooler.
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She steams her face in the kitchen, where a set of half-eaten pancakes languishes.
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The show currently steams only on Hulu in the U.S. and on Amazon Prime internationally.
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The ravioli has a touch of nutmeg, steams in the bowls — a Bulgarian grandmother's recipe.
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When I tell my BFF that I'm pregnant, she immediately steams up some dumplings for me.
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The endorsement from CHC BOLD PAC comes as Biden steams toward the Democratic Party's 85033 nomination.
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Trump continues to describe the probe as a "witch hunt," and steams over the issue regularly.
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My favorite feature is the fact that it steams and froths the milk at the same time.
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It sounds like something the Goop crowd would be into, along with coffee enemas and vaginal steams.
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It braises meat to perfection, steams vegetables to a crisp-tender, and keeps your meals warm automatically.
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When it's reheated on the plane, the fish steams in the leaf and comes out very moist.
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In general, the rotors produce more thrust the windier it is and the slower the ship steams.
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Pros: Steams for 90 consecutive minutes, tough on wrinkles, long-lastingCons: Price, design, possible water spit issues
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The jerky-like sausage sweats into the dish as it steams, coating each grain with savory sweetness.
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On Earth, such objects, known as specular or shiny hematite, typically form in hot springs or volcanic steams.
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Ride along with the Hogwarts Express as it steams through Western Scotland and over the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct.
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Alison Roman says yes, and steams them in a pool of toasted garlic oil with dry white wine.
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A little water in the bottom of a tightly covered roasting pan essentially steams them in the oven.
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Not only does it pressure cook, it slow-cooks, sautés, steams, warms, and even makes rice and yogurt.
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The baby food maker blends and steams in the same thing, so it's only one basket/blade to clean.
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This brush steams up their grill so they can scrub away all the grease and residue quickly and thoroughly.
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It also pressure cooks, steams, and even sautés, making it your go-to appliance for essentially every meal including desserts.
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The Tovala oven, which is in its second generation, steams, bakes, toasts, and broils food automatically based on each meal.
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The seven-in-one appliance pressure cooks, sautés, steams, slow cooks, warms, and makes eggs, rice, soup, yogurt, and more.
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Celtics cruise past Pacers BOSTON — Al Horford likes what he sees from his team as it steams toward the NBA playoffs.
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This electric pressure cooker not only slow cooks and sears, but it also steams, stews, roasts, bakes, warms, and cooks rice!
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Traditional Chinese medicine has involved sticking pins into people since first century BC, though with arguably more efficacy than vagina steams.
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The lava also brews and steams inside a large lava lake, which sits inside a massive crater in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
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Mr. Johnson steams his salmon with lime leaves, and keeps each cooked portion in a lidded deli container to retain the moisture.
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I think there's a common misconception that vaginal steams violently blow steam up your vagina like Old Faithful — but that ain't it.
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YouTube will also have a number of steams online from NBC News, CBS News, Fox News, PBS, Washington Post, Univision, and Telemundo.
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It includes a four-speed, 400-cubic-foot-per-minute (cfm) blower that should handle even the heaviest of steams and smokes.
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While the most humane way to cook lobsters has been a popular debate recently, Gill reportedly steams them alive after hotboxing them.
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First, the barista steams whole milk, which is then added to an empty glass and topped with a bit of merengue-like foam.
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Now the job is open again, even as Trump steams ahead with his effort to undermine public trust in the "fake news" media.
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It's a relief when the six weeks runs out and the story steams ahead again, taking unexpected turns and raising the stakes for everyone.
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As it steams, dice the onions and sweat them in a saucepan with a splash or two of olive oil set over medium-high heat.
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On Capitol Hill, Democratic leaders are trying to figure out the way forward as talk of impeachment proceedings gain steams with rank-and-file members.
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Mr. Johnson steams each type of rice in unsalted water, and seasons it after the fact, because he believes it yields a better, less mushy product.
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Now, the U.S. Navy steams unapologetically through the seas surrounding those unlawful militarized outcroppings and Beijing is on notice about interfering with such lawful maritime activities.
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Then it steams into a crescendo of neurosis, from krautrock to raveup: "I find it harder to speak when someone else is listening," Mr. Toledo sings.
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Cruz's gambit met with derision from some of his GOP colleagues, and similar strains of dissatisfaction can be heard now, as the Trump administration steams ahead.
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But if Trump steams out of April with momentum that includes a giant Pennsylvania win, that "stop Trump" Indiana firewall Cruz is betting on might not materialize.
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As the global economy steams ahead, investors have become increasingly concerned that U.S. inflation, which has been subdued since the 2008 financial crisis, could finally pick up.
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The landscape of Kamchatka Peninsula steams with sulfurous vapor, its 29 active volcanoes forming a hazy backdrop for the region's herds of reindeer and rivers of salmon.
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The count plans to marry Hideko and then ditch her, a plan that seems doomed when Sookee and Hideko's lady-maid intimacy steams and then boils over.
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"Mutual assured destruction is still keeping the peace," Felgenhauer noted, "but it also may be threatened in the coming years as the Russian rearmament program steams ahead."
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Sure, bee-venom therapy and vaginal steams are absurd and easy to mock — but Goop has, on the whole, done more good for the world than bad.
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"Cha Cha, she takes velour felt, which comes from rabbits from the Czech Republic, and she steams it and pulls it onto the block," Ms. Pagan said.
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It makes yogurt, cooks rice, sautés, pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams, and warms, and has 14 built-in smart programs to take the lead on common recipes.
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Specifically, he noted that companies with low labor costs and high growth are two potential avenues for stock upside, as anticipated inflation accelerates and technology steams ahead.
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All I do is heat a pot of milk until it steams, let it cool down a bit, and stir in some yogurt to act as a starter.
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I love to keep my skin looking good and do a lot of masks and steams and meditating... and doing things more for myself and my inner peace.
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One of the lineup's best-sellers, the 9-in-1 DUO Plus, pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams, sterilizes, warms, cooks eggs, cooks rice, makes yogurt, and makes cake.
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One of the lineup's best-sellers, the 9-in-290 DUO Plus, pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams, sterilizes, warms, cooks eggs, cooks rice, makes yogurt, and makes cake.
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YouTube will also have steams online from NBC News, CBS News, Fox News, PBS, The Washington Post, The New York Times, C-SPAN, Univision, and Telemundo, among others.
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There are the loose cannons, who crash into a track like an 18-wheel truck steams through a compact car on one of those Russian dash-cam videos.
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Waiting for food to cook sucks — good thing this Instant Pot 623-in-1 Pressure Cooker that slow cooks, steams, and sautés your grub 70% faster is only $64.99.
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This floral Instant Pot comes in the form of the six-quart LUX, the 6-in-1 model that pressure cooks, slow cooks, sautés, cooks rice, steams, and warms.
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One rule is an Interior Department regulation targeting coal mining debris that ends up in steams; another was a financial disclosure rule emanating from the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.
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Hearn coats mild Japanese catfish with a tempura-style beer batter and serves the paprika-seasoned fish with fries that he soaks, steams and blanches twice in hot oil.
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Waiting for food to cook sucks — good thing this Instant Pot 2199-in-250 Pressure Cooker that slow cooks, steams, and sautés your grub 288% faster is only $259.
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But if the hype around vaginal steams and jade eggs has taught us anything, it's that sometimes, a deeper dive is in order before giving a beauty practice a go.
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Japan's navy plans joint drills around the East China Sea with the U.S. Navy's Carl Vinson carrier strike group, as it steams towards the Korean peninsula, two sources told Reuters.
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Berne wields his alto saxophone in sharp, staccato cuts and streaky gestures; the entire group steams with a kind of compressed energy that's writhing to escape — but never fully does.
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Hyderabad is famous for its style of biryani, which traditionally involves a layer of raw meat and gravy that cooks the rice as it steams in a tightly sealed pot.
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Pros: Reasonable price, quality customer service/guarantee, handy built-in hanger, steams for 60 consecutive minutes, convenient add-ons and accessories, sanitizing features Cons: May not provide a consistent steam flow
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At Barshop's salon, gynecologists perform all of the treatments (with the exception of waxing and vaginal steams), and they've actually developed their own chemical-free skin lightening method that involves using a laser.
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Farro With Salmon, Cucumber, Radicchio and Dill This recipe cleverly steams the salmon right on top of the farro, which means it's practically no work at all to both cook and clean up.
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The commercial web steams on as a hopped-up, strung-out system of hyperlinks, engineered to mix Barnumesque humbug with authentic reports, and to overlap ads and news—the better to sucker the eye.
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Hit the "milk" button, and the machine steams and froths your milk in seconds to the preset temp and consistency (you can easily customize both of these settings, like most other options, of course).
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The facility, which opened about six months ago, touts itself as America's first "beer spa," and it offers customers microbrew soaks, hop-oil massages, and herbal steams, along with tastes of locally crafted beer.
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As the global economy steams ahead, investors have become increasingly concerned that U.S. inflation, which has been subdued since the 2008 financial crisis, could finally pick up and lead to fast interest rate hikes.
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Pork hocks are typically braised in Shanghainese kitchens, but Mr. Yan marinates a hulking one in vinegar and black pepper, steams it until the bones wiggle, then deep-fries it to a shattering crisp.
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Whirlpool also has a "SteamClean" technology that steams and loosens particles so all you have to do is give a quick wipe with the sponge — a much easier cleaning job than with other microwaves.
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As the mixture is spooned into the pan, the bottommost layer of rice sizzles, turning into the golden-brown crust known as tahdig, while the rest of the rice gently steams until the grains are fluffy.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - U.S. software company Anaplan, which has raised more than $240 million, has tied up a critical loose end as it steams toward an initial public offering expected this year: hiring a chief executive officer.
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So if 1,500 streams equals one album sale, and you multiply that by the 1 million album sales needed to go platinum, you get a minimum requirement of 1.5 billion steams needing to get an album certified platinum.
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In areas where it likes to grow, such as open woodlands or alongside rivers and steams, the giant hogweed, which can reach heights of 20 feet, quickly crowds out the surrounding plant life and deprives them of precious sunlight.
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These sexy stars have been sharing their steams and now you can take a deep dive through our gallery of celebs in the sauna ... catch a glimpse of all the celebs trying to stay warm while still looking good!!!
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Once heated, the mixture emits vapor, which steams out of the top of the pot and passes through a network of pipes, cooling as it goes, and eventually emerging, from a column on the right, as a clear liquid.
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It's simple but thrillingly dangerous: You mince a whole lot of scallions and ginger, salt them mercilessly and pour on a potful of lava-hot oil; it roars and steams and emerges with just enough of its raw edge taken off.
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Artists continued using the body in performance, and the exhibit includes framed shots of Song Dong's 25 "Breathing, Tiananmen Square," and "Breathing, Houhai, Back Sea," where he crawls on the cold, bare ground as ice vapor steams from his breath.
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Specifically, you need the delicate layers of buttermilk biscuits—a natural feat of engineering in which a shitload of butter steams in the oven to create dozens of thin, lacy folds in a dough bolstered by the tangy, tenderizing qualities of buttermilk.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's navy plans joint drills with the U.S. Navy's Carl Vinson carrier strike group as it steams towards the Korean peninsula in a display of military power aimed at deterring the North Korean regime from further missile tests, two sources said.
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Season 2 ended (spoiler alert) with Rath's discovering that the mysterious doctor-mesmerist-lecturer, Schmidt, was actually the brother Rath had abandoned for dead on the battlefield in World War I. Season 3 steams ahead through the oily waters of decadence, anxiety and political violence.
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For a main dish Mr. Wo steams chunks of lobster from Penghu (islands in the Taiwan Strait) — very tender, unlike Boston lobster, he said — and sets them in a shallow bowl in the center of a creamy "ocean" of egg white; a tangle of bird's nest adds crunch.
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"Study after study after study tells us that douches, cleanses, steams, vinegar, ph balancing products, aloe, colloidal silver, garlic or whatever else passing as the vaginal snake oil du jour at best do nothing but have real potential for harming good bacteria and/or disrupting the mucosal surface," she wrote.
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But a coy Manning refused to reveal his hand leaving open the possibility that the 39-year-old could remain part of the NFL next season even as the Super Bowl turns the corner and steams toward its centennial and a new era that includes a team back in Los Angeles.
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In today's PM View, your daily evening update on what went down in Washington: Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's future is once again in doubt, but President Trump doesn't like having to say "you're fired"; the GOP tax plan steams ahead; and Congress seeks more time to avert a government shutdown.
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For example, with the monumental success of Orange Is the New Black, one would think that Danielle Brooks would have an assistant to handle all of life's petty grievances, but with her latest Instagram the actress proved she still steams her skirt one wrinkle at a time, just like the rest of us.
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This should not come as a surprise to his admirers; his last feature was the bafflingly complicated and borderline nonsensical postmodern noir adaptation Inherent Vice, and it followed The Master, a film that steams along for two-plus hours like a pressure cooker that's about to explode, yet never grants its audience (nor its characters) that release.
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Like the original, the updated Tovala oven steams, bakes, toasts, and broils food, and while it can cook whatever you put inside, the company would recommend users subscribe to its $12 proprietary meal service The oven looks different, but the really big change is the introduction of three sets of physical controls: the top is for choosing the baking mode or seeing what step the meal is on; the middle tells you the temperature the oven is at and allows you to preset it; and the bottom tells the time left for cooking.
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Joe BidenJoe BidenOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain Hillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 10M masks Poll: 59 percent say coronavirus crisis has had a negative effect on their finances MORE won the endorsement of a prominent union on Friday as he steams toward the Democratic presidential nomination.
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