The more we can radicalize people about the fact that with the help of AI, your Facebook News Feed, your Twitter feed, your YouTube feed are getting sweeter and sweeter and sweeter, but that may not be what you want long term the more people become self-aware of it.
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For example, casks which were used to store port wine lend spirits a fruitier and sweeter ending, while rum casks tend to produce soft, sweeter results with vanilla tones and toasted wood notes.
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Pimple Popper to make your Election Day a little sweeter.
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But that's also what makes landing it that much sweeter.
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The flavors are sweeter, nuttier, and just dreamier in general.
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The fact that it's happening soon is all the sweeter.
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They expected cups with a wider diameter to be sweeter.
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There's nothing sweeter than a healthy dose of instant karma.
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There doesn't seem to be any place sweeter than Dō.
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Which made its Emmy win Sunday night that much sweeter.
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When broiled, kohlrabi browns at the edges, getting even sweeter.
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The bond between Caterina Scorsone's two daughters couldn't be sweeter.
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Winning it at home would be even sweeter for Chicago.
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It does, indeed taste like pickle juice, only slightly sweeter.
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The Queen's birthday came with something even sweeter than cake.
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Ahead, 11 times we got to see Ramsay's sweeter side.
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When we started making these, we leaned toward sweeter cocktails.
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As they turn yellow and red, the peppers become sweeter.
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The back of the cake is a little bit sweeter.
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You can't have your pudding be sweeter than your pie.
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The higher the revs, the sweeter the tune it sings.
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He has a sweeter, more mellifluous voice than his brother.
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A couple of stamped forks to make their mealtime sweeter
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"The Darker the Berry, The Sweeter the Juice," from 22017.
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It only serves to make the dram taste even sweeter.
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And then there's the sweeter side of the dumpling coin.
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The absence had made the return home that much sweeter.
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They are softer, sweeter and doughier than other Belgian waffles.
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The more sugar you add, the sweeter it's gonna be.
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Instead, there's something brighter and sweeter in this first issue.
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With Susan Miller, the wait makes it all the sweeter.
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Winning is great but sharing a victory is even sweeter.
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"The sweeter the wine, the higher the score," he said.
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People in America like a sweeter taste than in Asia.
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Ultimately, they find something sweeter than revenge: renewed female friendship.
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After that, the menu divides into Snack, Smaller, Bigger, Sweeter.
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The longer and slower they go, the sweeter they become.
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Circular dishes or ones with curves can make foods taste sweeter.
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"The harder the battle, the sweeter the victory," Andreescu told reporters.
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The years of suffering made 213 even sweeter for Raider Nation.
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Mother's Day was that much sweeter this year for Jessica Simpson.
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Cooking, however, brings out an entirely different and sweeter flavor profile.
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It makes the good days sweeter and the tough days easier.
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There is no victory sweeter than landing a great branding partnership.
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We've got news that's sure to make life a little sweeter.
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I liked sweeter, maltier beer, and Belgian beer fit my profile.
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And just when you thought America's sweethearts couldn't get any sweeter!
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Just try to tell me you've ever seen a sweeter GIF.
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Someone prettier, maybe, or sweeter or more popular or less angry.
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Just when we thought the warm weather couldn't get any sweeter.
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It made for a nice connect and an even sweeter reverse.
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Sweeter, nuttier touches came through instead, with hints of brown butter.
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There's no sweeter love story, and few more quotable cult classics.
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There's no sweeter sound to a tennis player than 40 love.
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His blood was sweet, sweeter than anything I could remember tasting.
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CJ Bolland – Sugar Is Sweeter (Armand's Drum 'n Bass Mix)03.
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Pork blood, not so much, because it has a sweeter taste.
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Definitely not as entertaining as sex and drugs, but way sweeter.
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The saltiness of the sea air actually makes the grapes sweeter.
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However, Gong Cha's 70% was much sweeter than CoCo's 100% sweetness.
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Having a history of disappointments made the success all the sweeter.
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"When I began, the wine was bigger and sweeter," he said.
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The longer you hold the fund, the sweeter the tax break.
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But what makes these victories even sweeter is who's achieving them.
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"He was one of the sweeter cashiers," Tobin told Business Insider.
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"The Race Grows Sweeter Near Its Final Lap" by Eve Pell.
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"It tastes better, it's sweeter," said Angel Guerra, an 11th grader.
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Sophia from Manchester's "Doughnut House" is even sweeter than it looks.
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BABYBJÖRN has just made shopping for infant gear a little sweeter.
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The good moments are sweeter, and the bad moments are sharper.
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It feeds largely on chestnuts, which he says produces a sweeter meat.
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The longer an investor holds the fund, the sweeter the tax play.
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Beverley Mitchell knows that nothing's sweeter watching your kid celebrate a birthday!
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Dolan: I'll definitely listen to some of the sweeter sounding songs again.
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Amanda Edwards/WireImage Parenthood just got a little sweeter for Sam Jaeger.
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It also frequently goes on sale for $179.99, which is even sweeter.
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That he did it against his former team made it even sweeter.
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Its moments of glory are all the sweeter for being so unexpected.
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And, the story may get even sweeter on Wall Street next year.
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R.I.P. Bento, your sweet music and even sweeter face will be missed.
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For a barfly, there's nothing sweeter than a round on the house.
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IT WAS a long time coming, but all the sweeter for that.
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Now, the champion tells SI her setbacks made her victory even sweeter.
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However number-crunching from The Economist might offer a rather sweeter solution.
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The only thing that makes the memory of that night even sweeter?
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They therefore typically run on a sweeter slate than other Asian refiners.
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Let's now turn to what should be a sweeter topic: wedding cakes.
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In that case, that Christmas tipple might just taste a little sweeter.
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If the white corn was sweeter, that's what was ground for cornbread.
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To his ears it's a music sweeter than Beethoven's, saucier than Beyoncé's.
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I would say it tends to be a bit sweeter these days.
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The payoff of Margery as Selina's doppelgänger could not have been sweeter.
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"And our good times — and there are plenty — are sweeter," she said.
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Honestly, it will be all the sweeter if we do it ourselves.
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What made our experience even sweeter was that we were by ourselves.
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Seriously, just ask Neil Diamond, who recently made "Sweet Caroline" even sweeter.
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My privilege of hindsight makes Return of Saturn that much sweeter today.
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"The loss before made the Linn win so much sweeter," Pico explained.
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Her Broadway debut at 65 with "Indecent" is that much sweeter, then.
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The last song on Rare, "A Sweeter Place," explains the decision perfectly.
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These accolades are all the sweeter given where Mr. Prine has been.
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What could be sweeter than having thousands of books on one device?
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Salt-and-pepper chicken is sweeter, the skin more fluffy than crackly.
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Even the condensed milk is Brazilian: sweeter, lusher and quicker to comfort.
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The solution with the sweetener tasted sweeter—and so, one would think the
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Cold brew coffee has a smoother and sweeter taste than traditionally brewed coffee.
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If I want them sweeter, I'll add a teaspoon (4 grams) of sugar.
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"The first time I saw him he was sweeter than s—," Sandler sings.
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No matter the shade of pink, white zinfandel walks on the sweeter side.
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So the longer you wait, the sweeter the banana is going to taste.
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A (non-GMO) kale-Brussels sprout hybrid, they have a sweeter, nuttier flavor.
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Because the Lovings' marriage is so strong, it makes their final victory sweeter.
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And doing it alongside a fellow veteran makes the experience all the sweeter.
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There's no sweeter revenge than making your ex jealous of a coloring book.
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Does that make re-releasing and touring this album any sweeter for you?
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Way back in 1940, Pinocchio proved that life is way sweeter without strings.
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The only thing sweeter than this story is the video for the campaign.
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Smaller leeks, smaller beets, smaller carrots — they all taste sweeter and more tender.
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Summer just got a little cooler (and sweeter) for SoCal residents and tourists.
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They also taste much sweeter and more tender than the black tiger variety.
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With these V-Modas, I find the wired playback sweeter and more detailed.
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You even get a slightly sweeter deal than those at the actual festival.
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The result is a sweeter substance that's cheaper to produce than regular sugar.
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The crème filling turns quite liquid when heated and it almost seems sweeter.
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One of the sweeter couples in Hollywood is Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum.
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That's right, our weeks just got a whole lot sweeter thanks to Carvel.
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When it comes to onions, the slightly sweeter red ones are our choice.
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They are pruning the trees to get sweeter fruits, and bigger fruits later.
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Perhaps sweeter still is the emerging micro-genre of animal-on-human revenge.
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The awkward feeling slowly disappeared, and the memory of what happened seemed sweeter.
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"If you want sweeter chicha you have to go to Sacaba," he said.
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The chicha, for what it's worth, was indeed sweeter than my previous sample.
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Sweeter than music, more tooth-breaking than a right hook from Tyson Fury.
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But there's a catch: Artificial sweeteners can be 150 times sweeter than sugar.
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And now this victory wipes out the past and is so much sweeter.
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It wasn't any sweeter than it had to be, nor was it rich.
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Eight stocks that could make your portfolio sweeter than candy Facebook (FB): Yes.
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Maybe they keep a hunk of selenite by their bed for sweeter dreams.
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The fresh corn is lighter than its porridge-like counterpart, and sweeter, too.
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I think I like this movement toward a gentler, sweeter, more forthright production.
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So would Bobby Robson, though he liked his a little sweeter than most.
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These threatened witnesses know that the better the story, the sweeter the deal.
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The Apple rally is about to get a whole lot sweeter, says TradingAnalysis.
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The fact that I'm getting the recognition on her behalf is even sweeter.
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For liberals, the taste of victory was sweeter than the bitterness of conservatism.
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In the end, perhaps, the torment of waiting made the triumph even sweeter.
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It's earthier and sweeter than lamb, and the broth is deep with booze.
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And then come down off it with 'Midnights,' which gets a little sweeter.
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The harder you work for it, the sweeter the reward when you succeed.
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And the pictures from the young fam's fashion-forward debut couldn't be any sweeter.
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Sweet Potato Latkes Switch things up with a sweeter take on the classic.4.
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I looked over at Dan and he replicated a similar, sweeter smile to me.
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She's given us bigger smiles, more laughter and sweeter kisses than we've ever known.
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Your daily dose of caffeine just got a lot sweeter thanks to International Delight.
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Feeling like you're being replaced by a sweeter, fresh-faced ingénue is no picnic.
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Just when you think the aww-inducing footage couldn't get any sweeter, True sneezes.
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Their six-word public statement about his loss couldn't have been shorter and sweeter.
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Holding back, even just a little, will just make the rewards that much sweeter.
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But now that Walmart has matched the sale price, this deal is even sweeter.
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This isn't the first time we've seen Cowell flaunt his sweeter side this summer.
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Demi-Sec is a sweeter type of Champagne that's "perfect for desserts," Rusinak said.
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They're vegetal in taste—reminiscent of cherry tomatoes but with a significantly sweeter flavor.
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Like, she's no joke — she's not going to come in here sweeter than sweet.
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For all you students out there, the deal is about to get even sweeter.
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"This transaction is a sweeter deal for COSCO than for OOIL's shareholders," she said.
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It's very likely that I've eaten a female oyster, because the males are sweeter.
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Some years it'll be a little sweeter, some years it'll be a little drier.
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One sample is plain, another sweet, another sweeter still, and the last one salted.
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This summer, diners are craving sweeter treats, more robust flavors and diverse culinary adventures.
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He raps like Eminem's sweeter younger brother and carries himself with a Bieberesque swagger.
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Good Intentions Necklace, available at Bando, $38A sweet necklace with an even sweeter mission.
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Some oils tend to be lighter, sweeter and less peppery than their European counterparts.
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But for Mark Rober, it's much sweeter served smart, smelly and covered in glitter.
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The fact that it was invented in Canada just makes it that much sweeter.
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It delivers the same amount of sweetness as regular sugar; it is not sweeter.
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I think it's a little sweeter than it was when I first tried it.
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"The water tastes sweeter, the air breathes cleaner," Coach Pat Shurmur said this week.
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To make this deal even sweeter, it is the revised model you are getting.
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It's something that makes managing to get one of your grails so much sweeter.
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NXP shares closed at $115.94 on Thursday, indicating investors were expecting a sweeter deal.
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The pictures are nice to look at, but riding them would be even sweeter.
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Fortunately, the egg tarts remain, both Cantonese (sweeter, shinier) and Portuguese (denser, with cling).
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"The sweeter the tea, the more generous the host," as Laila told our guests.
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It was even sweeter than a great sports performance, and much more satisfying, too.
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"The stick is getting bigger, but the carrots are getting sweeter," Lin told CNBC.
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And as an American-based firm, Cantor Fitzgerald's global outlook is even sweeter, Lutnick said.
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The only thing making this partnership even sweeter is Jolie's unrivaled dedication to the cause.
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If you are in Southern Mexico, a mole-like sweeter sauce takes the chiles' place.
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It's true – starring in Queen Sugar has made Omar Dorsey's career a whole lot sweeter.
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Her dark statement lips have been swapped out for sweeter shades of peach and pink.
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That I have the privilege of calling them my friends only makes this sweeter. pic.twitter.
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Taste it; if you'd like it sweeter, add a few drops of maple syrup. 3.
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Plus, the pictures are a tad sweeter since I literally had to chase them down.
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Hiding in plain sight Artificial sweeteners are high-intensity sweeteners many times sweeter than sugar.
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Front Burner Smoked salmon candy from Acme Smoked Fish is sweeter than your average jerky.
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Knowing this, she makes the deal even sweeter for them: she wanted half of everything.
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Amy (Duggar) King couldn't have chosen a sweeter way to reveal her first child's name!
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Having his upstart rival wounded on the sidelines would make that transaction all the sweeter.
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I personally like softer, stretchier fabrics for every day, and some kind of sweeter sundresses.
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Olivia Wilde and Oscar Isaac are sweeter than ever in their new film Life Itself.
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People have tried to describe horse's flavor; most claim it's like beef, albeit slightly sweeter.
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The growing divide between the 2 companies' share prices is making that deal look sweeter.
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It was a sweet moment that topped off an even sweeter holiday for the family.
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"The sweeter-side sauces paired with various meats feels super Jewish to me," he says.
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There's some evidence that meditative practice and mindfulness meditation makes you into a sweeter person.
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Truly, what dessert is sweeter than the beautiful daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West?
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HG tip: These are much sweeter than sugar, so a little goes a long way!
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The new $14 billion bid is about 6 percent sweeter, but also comes with uncertainties.
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Tullamore is a bit sweeter, so it works well with IPA because they are bitter.
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To them, decoding the mysteries of the game is sweeter than any Stanley Cup win.
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He also tells me to try the cigal as its meat is sweeter than lobster.
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How much sweeter must it sound to the Christians standing most directly in their crosshairs?
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Syfy's Magicians is a sweeter, less self-hating piece of work than Grossman's Magicians is.
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Grapes exposed to too much sun become sweeter and less acidic; eventually, they become raisins.
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"It's a younger, sweeter, better version of me," Sandler told Entertainment Tonight at the premiere.
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Thanks for makin everyone's life a lil sweeter 👯🍬🍬🍭💕 love you!
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Most agreed, it tastes sweeter than traditional cold brews, something the company says is intentional.
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For a slightly sweeter dish, the pumpkin and butternut squash variety will do the trick.
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If you don't like plain cold brew, opt for one of the sweeter latte options.
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Things get even sweeter this evening when your ruling planet enters cool Air sign Aquarius!
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And for all you students out there, the deal is about to get even sweeter.
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After the rough times we had last week, this week ends on a sweeter note.
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The flavor was a little sweeter and the throat hit was a bit more harsh.
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The stories move gracefully between reality and fantasy, a bit like Miyazaki movies, but sweeter.
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So much the sweeter, the frank abundance of health which I've been fortunate to retain.
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Banana peanut butter graham sandwich Graham crackers replace bread for a slightly sweeter, crunchier snack.
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And Brooks said her return as a tournament winner could make her homecoming even sweeter.
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They both feature "deeper, sweeter rose tones" to suit a wider range of skin tones.
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These ones have a little message which is so much sweeter than a greeting card
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To make the deal sweeter for them, it is bringing YouTube Partner Program to Pakistan.
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The cherry jam version is sweeter and brighter in flavor, but not over the top.
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Sugarwish treat boxes, from $19.50 for two selectionsHoliday gifting just got a little bit sweeter.
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What could be sweeter, one concludes with Wonka-like wonder, than a first-class lounge?
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The ultimate prize will be all the sweeter for what it cost to gain it.
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When you roast your veggies, the flavor gets sweeter, and the outsides get that yummy crispiness.
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The only thing that makes it sweeter is the caption she wrote for the Instagram video.
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My parents made us watch him every week which made the SNL sketches all the sweeter.
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That an often-underestimated 24-year-old Afro-Latina crafted it, makes it all the sweeter.
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Click through now to find the one that will make your Valentine's Day that much sweeter.
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Plus, your new beauty kit will come in an adorable pouch — making the deal even sweeter.
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And to make the deal even sweeter, Stars Hollows' own Luke Danes will host the event!
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The fact that you're never actually told what to do just makes these victories even sweeter.
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NXP shares were trading at $119.16 on Monday afternoon, indicating investors were expecting a sweeter deal.
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"We know exactly how to give you a sweeter tomato that will taste better," he says.
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The crowd was already aww-ing at that point, but what came next was even sweeter.
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Regularly eating or drinking sugar substitutes may also cause people to crave sweeter foods more often.
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Their ninth meeting in a grand slam final is all the sweeter for being so unexpected.
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These 225 sleek and stylish songs featured in Persona 22 will sound even sweeter on vinyl.
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Or maybe not any sweeter than you'd expect, considering these are words from wife-worshipping Legend.
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The bitter Campari notes are still there but the Buckfast provides a sweeter note than vermouth.
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Camel milk is a mild drink that's slightly sweeter and saltier than cow milk, he says.
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These crudes give China a slate that is both heavier and sweeter than other Asian refiners.
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A "bought" witness knows that the "better" his testimony, the sweeter the deal he will get.
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If you prefer a sweeter turkey with notes both citrusy and aromatic, try an ice wine.
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It's lightweight, comfortable to ride, and the easy-to-use app makes the experience much sweeter.
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Anbang's new $14 billion bid is about 6 percent sweeter, but it also comes with uncertainties.
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That it also offers several laugh-out-loud moments per episode makes it all the sweeter.
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You can also add more sugar if you like your pho on the sweeter side. 8.
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Our mezcal is a touch sweeter because our mezcalero lets the agaves ripen a little longer.
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I make them sweeter than you would in a traditional way, and our customers like it.
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Restaurant boss Cui said he enjoys this beer himself, describing it as "sweeter" than rival brands.
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It makes for the kind of pleasure that is almost sweeter because of its everyday accessibility.
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They achieve a perfect char, but the slather of onion jam gets sweeter with each bite.
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A thin one will be elegant and restrained; a thick spread, sweeter and more extravagantly messy.
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But Tran's sriracha was very different from its Thai counterparts, which are thinner, sweeter, and milder.
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And it certainly made the victory sweeter that the runner-up was Norway's old rival, Sweden.
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That seems like a much sweeter deal than a few hundred dollars stuffed into an envelope.
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She provides three wishes to residents who can't afford the extra things that make life sweeter.
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A sweeter-than-sweet acid trip through Hawthorne, Boyle Heights, Bell Gardens, Cypress Park, and beyond.
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But the rewards for success will be sweeter than any effort undertaken since the Apollo program.
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That left the fruit riper — and sweeter — than the industry norm when the grapes were harvested.
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Perhaps they will inspire memories of simpler, sweeter times, but in a new and sophisticated way.
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The second feels closer to what I think of as maple syrup — sweeter, a little richer.
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From the ballroom to the nursery, Kym Johnson Herjavec and Robert Herjavec's love story couldn't be sweeter.
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Update: Just when we thought Selena Gomez's return to the spotlight couldn't get any sweeter, it did.
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It makes the characters seem realer, the drama more intense, and the (hopefully) happy ending even sweeter.
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And when their perfect score came, it was all the sweeter because it came from four judges.
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But e-cigarettes, with their sleek, USB bodies and mango-flavored cartridges, promised a sweeter, safer future.
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This longer process extracts a uniquely distinctive, inherently sweeter flavor from the beans reminiscent of dark chocolate.
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When she did, she did so with a sweet post and sweeter picture of the baby girl.
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For those who have been Keeping Up lately, Khloé Kardashian's reality has recently gotten a lot sweeter.
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But he's also a brilliant little black cat with a sweet face and an even sweeter personality.
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The American iteration is invariably sweeter and duller, but Grinker's version is closer to the Chinese original.
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Amazon refreshed its Fire HD 240 tablets on Tuesday and it's an even sweeter deal than before.
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And when asked to reveal the sexiest photo on her phone, Teigen's answer couldn't have been sweeter.
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If you want to change the colour of your pee, beets or for sweeter pee, pineapple juice.
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This year, the show also gave us a taste of something a lot sweeter: Girl Scout cookies.
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They did it without the help of the minority party, which made the victory all the sweeter.
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This results in a crunchier, crispier cone with a slightly sweeter flavor than a more standard option.
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With the current 60,000-point sign-up bonus, the deal is even sweeter than it was previously.
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Or you just really enjoy making naturally sweet foods taste sweeter—whatever, you do you, marshmallow lovers.
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In other words, corporations and high-income Americans are getting a much sweeter deal than working families.
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If you want something sweeter, grab an aged Gouda; if you want something nuttier, grab an Alpine.
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My wonderfully talented friend, Steven Rogers, wrote the part for me, which makes it so much sweeter.
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Just stay away from sriracha, which is slightly sweeter than what you'd want for this particular combination.
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By comparison, tomatoes (technically a fruit) and celery aren't "dessert" foods, but they can actually be sweeter.
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But goat is leaner than lamb, a little sweeter, and particularly good in aromatic stews and curries.
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Can there be sweeter revenge for all those years of getting no respect than achieving quantifiable perfection?
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"In Alsace, heavier, sweeter wines were understood," she said, noting that that is not the case internationally.
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Where to Buy: Meyer lemons, slightly sweeter and more aromatic lemons, can be found at Whole Foods.
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I sat down and took a quick, nervous sip, the soda tasting sweeter because of the circumstances.
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The company served sweeter coffee options than Australians preferred, all while charging more than the local cafes.
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Mr. Duveneck, stern and powerfully built, dancing Mr. Taylor's own roles, grew steadily sweeter and more powerful.
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Some, including our No. 3 bottle, the Woodford Reserve, reminded us of the sweeter flavors of bourbon.
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McCullers's third and best-known novel tends to be misremembered as a sweeter affair than it is.
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And of course it was all the sweeter thanks to being baked in my grandmother's vintage Corningware.
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They also left open the possibility that he could secure a sweeter deal if he cooperated further.
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He said that it smelled "much sweeter and more rich" than modern sourdough bread, and tasted amazing.
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Carrying the kitty on his shoulders while completing the pull-ups would've made victory that much sweeter.
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Jell-O combined gelatin with sugary fruit syrups, which made it sweeter than other instant gelatin products.
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By god, if that artificial syrup didn't make the rest of the day taste a little sweeter.
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Cassava comes in two varieties: A bitter version relatively high in cyanide, and a sweeter, low-cyanide one.
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This division of the jail, this is Hotel California right here—you can't get no sweeter than this.
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As Coke was losing market share, they attempted to compete with a new, sweeter version of Coca-Cola.
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The smart money, and first-look photos, suggest Mariana's twin will manage to make everything sexier and sweeter.
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This magical moment was made even sweeter by the dozens of costumes sported by many of the pups.
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What makes it even sweeter is that I have 40 days to pay the fine and court costs.
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From its inception, Cidre has positioned itself as a drier alternative to sweeter ciders that dominate the market.
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Their first collaboration was "Sweeter Than Fiction," the 2013 song Swift sang for the British film One Chance.
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To make the deal even sweeter, the model is still the full price of $249.95 at JBL's website.
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The troops in India may have preferred darker, sweeter porter, but the wealthier traders hankered after more refinement.
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Science cannot explain how free food tastes sweeter, free drinks are stronger, and free experiences are more fun.
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Not the popcorn they make onsite at the movie theater, but the sweeter, more toffee-coated, processed kind.
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When the baby takes that first breath, nothing is sweeter than when the baby makes their first cry.
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"I think that waiting and that struggle makes it sweeter when you finally get there," Worsham tells PEOPLE.
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"And our world made even sweeter when our girls met their baby brother," Jenna captioned the touching post.
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But what makes the deal even sweeter is that Port found it at H&M, priced at $69.99.
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Even sweeter is that you'll be able to pre-order very soon (though exact date is still TBD).
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The sentiment gets even sweeter, though, when he finally shows Erin the finished piece for the first time.
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Liam Hemsworth began his 27th birthday with something even sweeter than cake — an adorable message from Miley Cyrus!
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But people picked the sweeter-tasting Pepsi 50 percent of the time when they didn't know the brands.
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"I guess having your first hit taken away from you, just was waiting for something sweeter," Chapman said.
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We can't decide what smells sweeter: the scent of just applied sunscreen or burgers steaming on the grill.
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The numbers gotta be even sweeter, since the movie earned sour reviews, still ... 4th biggest opening weekend ever.
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Not only does the lycopene lend a pleasing color to the pineapple, it makes the fruit sweeter, too.
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Including this epic new phone in a Samsung bundle that's on sale makes this deal so much sweeter.
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The drugs and the sex made Father blissfully catatonic, but the existential grappling causes an even sweeter haze.
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Your personality becomes sweeter and you will win over the hearts of those who tried to dethrone you.
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One analyst is even saying rival grocer Kroger should challenge Amazon and make Whole Foods a sweeter offer.
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We found that the Honey Nut O's were overall sweeter and had a lighter taste that we enjoyed.
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His deeds of prowess let him pace the air, while he conceives plans sweeter to him than wealth.
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Sucralose is a calorie-free substance chemically extracted from sugar and 400 to 700 times sweeter than sugar.
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Alpine blueberries grow low to the ground and are both sweeter and sharper than the fruit you know.
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Our experiment drove home that both taste and texture matter,However, we agreed that sweeter isn't necessarily better.
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Do companies try to make fruit sweeter, or do legislators try to keep sugar out of kids' foods?
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The new oil's quality is expected to be a "little lighter and sweeter" than before, the sources said.
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Mezcal-wise, it is dangerously smooth and on the sweeter side rather than reminding you of burnt rubber.
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While the milkshake may be sweeter than your average Jenner girl, it certainly has the mouth of one.
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In this version, sweet potatoes stand in for regular ones, making the whole thing sweeter and beautifully autumnal.
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A sweeter toast slathered with honey vanilla mascarpone, juicy roasted nectarines and candied pistachios was just as satisfying.
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The ending was much sweeter for Mr. Mnangagwa: On Sunday, the party named him as its new leader.
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He nibbled as he went, beheading a kale flower while explaining that they taste sweeter than their namesake.
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A lot of period medical dramas veer bleak, but this is definitely in the more hopeful, sweeter vein.
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One year on — you could not ask for a sweeter kitty (though he is still a bit shy!).
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There's no cover, the cocktails are sweet and strong, and the roiling music is even sweeter and stronger.
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As a result, you get coffee that's sweeter, healthier, more flavorful, and easier on the stomach and teeth.
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Front Burner Sweeter Cards offer a thoughtful card with a little something extra — a full-size chocolate bar.
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A sweeter Norwegian tradition is the serving of "riskrem," a chilled rice pudding with berry sauce, for dessert.
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" The yearbook message in question read: "To a sweeter more beautiful girl I could not say Merry Christmas.
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When you've got eggs waiting for you in the freezer, the years in between are sweeter and brighter.
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That 2013 trade, which proved to be a disaster for the Nets, is only getting sweeter for Boston.
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Instead, Nickie, who is getting sweeter by the day as her injury heals, will go to a new home.
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The sweeter version takes less processing to make it tasty enough to eat and sell, so it's more valuable.
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In a way, it was a win for both of them, which made the moment all the more sweeter.
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Truly the best churros I've ever had, all the sweeter now that we were within sight of the border.
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"Walking down the aisle was something that really made the wedding day that much sweeter," she revealed to ESPNW.
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Making it even sweeter: The Weeknd, 28, went on to pick up a couple of individually wrapped red roses.
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This mix of M&M's, chips, and chocolate cake will make even the bleakest winter days a little sweeter.
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After all they've been through, the final moment between the two is simple, and all the sweeter for it.
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We say in my country that Pakistan's relationship with China is sweeter than honey and higher than the Himalayas.
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Evans' first love was always singing, which made signing on to play Gaston all the sweeter for the star.
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Many of the sweeter bars use sugar alcohols (such as erythritol or sorbitol) to keep the sugar content low.
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The pain is now a distant memory because she has made our family and our life so much sweeter.
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Their behavior isn't the world's greatest, but it makes the victory sweeter for me when they understand a concept.
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Did my brain imagine richer, sweeter, or more interesting flavors on account of the color, as per the research?
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"And our world made even sweeter when our girls met their baby brother," Bush Hager captioned the touching post.
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Making the clip even sweeter, the kids both wore Santa Claus hats while Carey opted for a red scarf.
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Scents are the invisible accessory that can make anyone seem sweeter, chicer, sexier, cooler — you fill in the blank.
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If life feels a little sweeter, it could be because we're in the midst of National Ice Cream Month.
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We were all reminded that not only is there room for delicious uncertainty, but the mystery tastes even sweeter.
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Tim McGraw could not be any sweeter when wishing his wife of 20 years, Faith Hill, a happy birthday.
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But the origin story behind award season's best red carpet couple is even sweeter than their long-lasting friendship.
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It's meant to inspire Jamal as he records their song, and admittedly it is one of Lucious' sweeter gestures.
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I lot has changed since then personally and professionally, but I think it just makes it that much sweeter.
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The chai and lemonade worked well together, and the splash of passion-fruit tea gave it a sweeter kick.
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GGP shares surged 6.7 percent Monday to $23.69 — above the offer price, implying the pot could get even sweeter.
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Hal came into the world Friday, August 28503, 22019 at 9:02am and our life has never been sweeter.
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Related column: - OPEC cuts make global crude supply lighter and sweeter (Reuters, March 17, 2017) (Editing by David Evans)
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The triumphant return will only be made sweeter for having walked through the valley of darkness to get there.
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In the slideshow ahead, find Naomi's sweeter side in the form of wisdom she generously shares at every chance.
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I mean, it was basically a slightly richer, sweeter, and denser chicken tikka masala, if I'm being brutally honest.
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On Tuesday, ADK shares duly leapt above the tender price, indicating hopes for a sweeter offer or a counterbid.
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The straight, slender white noodles were a touch slipperier than the crimped ones in the sweeter, thicker miso ramen.
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It's going to be a challenge, but if we're able to do it, it'll make it that much sweeter.
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Parting would be sweeter sorrow if BenDeLaCreme hadn't saddled us with Morgan McMichaels once again on her way out.
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"I truly feel it's going to make it that much sweeter, having gone through all of this," Boone said.
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" I sought help from my male managers, who told me to "just be sweeter" and "just don't irritate him.
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The thing about combining peas and crab is that it can be hard to determine which element is sweeter.
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Hanks also revealed how the longtime couple likes to spend their downtime — and it's even sweeter than you think.
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White has been a beast when he's on the field this season ... and this makes it all even sweeter.
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Bear in mind that as the juices cook down and the water evaporates, the fruit will become even sweeter.
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Sweeter Cards, $8.99 for one 3.5-ounce chocolate and card, five-pack holiday for $42 (plus $3 shipping), sweetercards.com.
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Sweeter in manner than Ms. Barrio, she gamely applied her old-school moves to a traditional, partylike flamenco encore.
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Victory over an archrival tastes pretty sweet, but celebrating with a free post-win beer tastes much, much sweeter.
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It made it sweeter and more intensely malty, and so thick I could barely suck it through the straw.
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Living with chronic illness makes every day a little harder, but it also makes every day a little sweeter.
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And soon the Callahans' life is going to get a little sweeter: Maggie and Kevin are expecting their second child.
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Retailers that want to sell the sweeter flavors will need to comply with Juul's new distribution system and age restrictions.
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Most people thought it tasted just like leftover milk from eating those specific cereals except frozen and a bit sweeter.
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But for the mother-daughter team behind Wicked Good Cupcakes, their delicious treats led them to an even sweeter deal.
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Pillsbury's new limited edition hot cocoa rolls have a marshmallow-flavored icing as if cinnamon rolls needed to be sweeter.
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John Legend isn't just dreamy when it comes to his sweet tunes and even sweeter Instagram moments with Chrissy Teigen.
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VARIETY IN VIETNAM Arabica beans, which provide a smoother and sweeter taste, constitute nearly two-thirds of the world's coffee.
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Instead of the expected puerile comedy, Lovesick tells a far sweeter and more generous story about friendships, love, and loss.
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To make this all the sweeter, the rugged version of the S7 family actually retains all of the positive traits.
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And as a kiss on this bridge would have been nice, the kiss a year later was so much sweeter.
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The moment was made even sweeter by Evan Peters expertly playing each of the cult leaders, complete with facial prosthetics.
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While Pinot by Tituss is sweet, as is its namesake, the victory of surviving a weeknight event is even sweeter.
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The Maryland third grader just won a national handwriting award, but there's something else that makes her victory even sweeter.
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Watching a CGI clone army collapse into a glitchy human body pile-up makes free will seem sweeter than ever.
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"Every year a little bit cheesier, sweeter, cracklier, never banal but smooth as always," Frahm says about his annual mix.
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His most recent episode, with Dominique Ansel, gives a rare glimpse into Bourdain's appreciation for the sweeter side of life.
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On Saturday, though, the reality-TV star headed there with two of his three kids for something a little sweeter.
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The dessert was made even sweeter by the fact that it was baked for Ina by her assistant, Lidey Heuck.
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To Aidan Lawrence's ears, nothing sounds sweeter than the music to Thunder Force IV blaring through an authentic Sega Genesis.
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Moët & Chandon used to make White Star, a special, sweeter cuvée of its nonvintage Champagne, specifically for the American market.
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And to make the momentous event even sweeter, the first day of the marathon falls on National Best Friend Day.
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But the chorus is sweeter and bolder than it was on the tape, bolstered by Greg Landfair Jr's open fills.
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Rose Namajunas getting bumped up to the main event at UFC 223 ... but Max Holloway stepping up is even sweeter.
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Kelly Clarkson/Twitter There's nothing sweeter than a toddler dancing, and Kelly Clarkson's little girl River Rose is no exception.
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We have seen people switch from their favorite 12-year-old Scotch to this new line of sweeter, smoother tequilas.
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Given the overarching creepiness of a lot of Craigslist ads, most of these snowstorm requests are on the sweeter side.
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Still, as I've learned, you will die a lot in this game — but this makes every victory that much sweeter.
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But he said the independent restaurant operator side, or "street business," is a sweeter spot of the market and growing.
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China's refiners import mostly medium and heavy sour crudes, which trade at a substantial discount to lighter and sweeter oils.
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On its own, the creamer was thicker than similar products we've tasted in the past and was — obviously — considerably sweeter.
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If there is one silver lining to the bad passengers, it is that they make the good passengers even sweeter.
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All differ in taste, catering to the regions of Russia that prefer sweeter kvass, and those favouring the sourer variety.
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But what the actor had to say about the woman who plays his small-screen surrogate daughter is even sweeter.
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But that just sets us up for a comeback, and it'll be sweeter celebrating on the pitcher's mound in Cleveland.
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To make the victory even sweeter, Alavès rose into a tie with with Madrid and Barcelona atop the league standings.
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Pray, is there any sweeter rite of summer than an evening of Shakespeare in the Park at the Delacorte Theater?
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But on the whole, this picture, which could just as well be titled "Dog, Actually," is sweeter-than-average treacle.
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Benefits and perks don't only make an offer sweeter, but they can also tell you a lot about the company.
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Pros: Affordable, goes with almost any foodCons: Sweeter than champagne, too sweet for some tastesShop all La Marca on Wine.com
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More akin to Italian prosecco, and sweeter than Spanish cava, California sparkling wine (or "champagne") lacks the complexity of Champagne.
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Think Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares, but much sweeter and with four legged creatures that are actually supposed to be there.
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"Their meat is much more flavorful and their fat is much sweeter than pigs you find elsewhere," Mr. Wells said.
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Their other senses seemed to improve—fruit was sweeter, whispers audible—and sounds, like a creaky door, triggered more hallucinations.
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It took the Bulldogs considerably longer to reach their newfound height, but that only made Saturday's result all the sweeter.
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There's just something about a cookie you can only buy between one narrow window every year that makes it sweeter.
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With Sweeter Cards, a greeting-card-meets-chocolate-bar, a stocking stuffer can be sweet in both taste and sentiment.
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But it's the more expensive Ceylon version, with a milder, sweeter flavor, that might be the best for your health.
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Giving everybody (INCLUDING YOURSELF) a little space for naps and quiet downtime will make the family togetherness all the sweeter.
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But Whetstone has since stepped down and now Kalanick wants to tell Uber's story as he had before, just sweeter.
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Its title is an homage to Blondie's Debbie Harry, a longtime friend of the band, which makes it even sweeter.
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That compares with losses of 5-6 percent for lighter, sweeter crudes such as Norwegian Ekofisk or Nigeria's Bonny Light.
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If you are an artist, there is nothing sweeter than having your art be seen, discussed, debated and, ultimately, appreciated.
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And this April, the deal is even sweeter: For every bag of clothing you drop off, you'll receive two separate coupons.
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The Arya-Jon reunion is much sweeter, although my girl is quick to remind him that he best listen to Sansa.
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If anyone can convince us to abandon our long almond tips for something shorter and sweeter, it's the Duchess of Sussex.
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The launch's success Saturday was made even sweeter by a smooth return landing for the Falcon 9 rocket's first-stage booster.
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The launch's success Saturday was made even sweeter by a smooth return landing for the Falcon 9 rocket's first stage booster.
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Its ingredients include egg yolks, vegetable oil, apple or rice vinegar, giving it a little sweeter taste compared with the competition.
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New Coke was a new formula, responding to the public's taste for Pepsi, which was perceived as sweeter by soda drinkers.
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So while it's hard to say goodbye to summer, this sale definitely makes the end of the season a little sweeter.
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Only this time around, the sale is even sweeter — because you can knock a full 40% off luxury beauty products, too.
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To make the shitcake sweeter, there's an 80 percent likelihood that the fecal coliforms did not belong to the toothbrush owner.
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The Italians' story, in fact, is a sort of shadow version of African-Americans', the hardship milder and the ending sweeter.
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Making the experience even sweeter, the trip gave him six days to be with his family and two days to travel.
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Grape growers will be looking to extract a higher price from winemakers for their sweeter grapes to offset a reduced yield.
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Apparently orange melons tend to be sweeter than red or pink varietals and range in size from personal to 35 lbs.
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Plus, members of the program will get special promos and access to special birthday bonuses, making Hut Rewards that much sweeter.
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There's nothing sweeter than a proud parent, and Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos played that part to the max on Wednesday.
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And just to make victory even sweeter, both Biles and Manuel received a heartfelt congratulations from the legend herself, Serena Williams.
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"This ice cream is slightly thicker in consistency compared to a classic Drumstick cone and is a tad sweeter," SnackGator reports.
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That just upped the ante — a bloodthirsty villain is what these two needed to make their eventual triumph that much sweeter.
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Whenever I said, 'Do it a bit sweeter' or 'do it a bit more charming,' he thought he was being tricked.
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To make things even sweeter, this is an opportune moment for Apple to reclaim the hearts and minds of the public.
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Things couldn't have been sweeter for Ariana Grande as she kicked off her world tour on Monday night in New York.
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I don't know if you feel like this, but when I think about death or loss, the good things feel sweeter.
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For some, downsizing into these communities works well, but for an increasing number, staying in their homes longer now seems sweeter.
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Although she initially thought it was just the receipt, it turned out to be something far sweeter: a note from Kailyn.
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As if the tale couldn't get any sweeter, Strelka eventually settled down to have a litter with a male dog, Pushok.
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Hurd's music is perfectly pleasant country pop, and is made all-the-sweeter when you picture Hurd writing it about Morris.
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There, the broth tends to be sweeter than its northern counterpart, more clamorous with flavors, heavier in fragrance and less crystalline.
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On the palate, 3 Degrees was fruitier and sweeter, without the savory edge of the Montinore, yet it didn't taste confected.
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The twirls of her synthesizers are brighter, sweeter, and more active than on any of her other recorded material to date.
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Courtois's got nothing to feel bad about, it's hard to imagine a ball being struck truer and sweeter than that one.
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During cold weather, root vegetables like carrots and parsnips convert starch to sugar to prevent freezing, resulting in a sweeter taste.
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Some scientists dedicate their professional lives to exposing the ills of sweet food, while others just want to make it sweeter.
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Finally, they replaced one amino acid (aspartic acid) with another (asparagine) and succeeded in making thaumatin 1.7 times sweeter than before.
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However, the trade might seem sweeter if price inconsistency wasn't something Uber created to squeeze its riders in the first place.
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Even sweeter for Israelis, Ms. Barzilai, 25, had led Eurovision betting sites for weeks before being edged out by Cyprus's contestant.
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It really did seem to taste so much sweeter and less bitter than a few days earlier though, which was fascinating.
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And the deal is ever sweeter if you've never used Spotify before because you'll have three months of streaming for free.
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"Xi Jinping's approach is to use a bigger stick and to make the carrot sweeter," he said in a telephone interview.
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Letting the subject write back makes her essay much sweeter and more powerful than it might have been on its own.
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A hot library quickie from Piper and Alex, the OG OITNB couple, and a sweeter, more seductive one between Poussey and Soso.
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Baked into a pie with plenty of brown sugar, these little golden berries sway to the sweeter side rather than the savory.
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Animal Planet likes the yule log idea, but thinks it could be a little sweeter, so it's swapping out wood for woofs.
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A sweeter rosé cider would go really well with spicy Asian food, and a drier rosé cider would go well with oysters.
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This left the beer looking more like porridge, and likely tasting sweeter and fruitier than lagers today, which are clear and bitter.
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"It's not just you going through this, it's your family," he says, at which point sweet Pete's sweeter mom Barbara chimes in.
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To make things even sweeter, the siblings were wearing matching beige dresses with feathery orange embellishments on the sides and the front.
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The mutual bond is, leaders from both countries affirm, "higher than the Himalayas, deeper than the deepest ocean, and sweeter than honey".
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In a sweeter vein, Kazuhiro Yajima, a Japanese architect, has created an "Umbrella Tea House" (pictured), crafted out of bamboo and paper.
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Venus Williams may not be leaving Australia with an Australian Open trophy, but she might have gotten an even sweeter consolation prize.
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We got a chance to try the new espresso roast, and it does in fact have a noticeably smoother and sweeter taste.
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My boss would always get a Venti Americano with room and two pumps of sugar-free mocha (sweeter than the regular mocha).
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Some say life is sweeter under the sea, but we'd much rather have legs and chill in this clamshell-shaped bed instead.
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Still, excellent news: As the Gulfstream set gets sweeter amenities, some perks do trickle down to us peons smooshed in row 97.
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That first batch of honey, ready in September and made from pure chañar, is lighter, sweeter and clearer than the subsequent harvests.
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There was nothing sweeter at school than the surprise of having your parents take your side over the side of your teacher.
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Sekiro demands something closer to perfection than anything FromSoft has produced before it, and as such, the victory tastes all the sweeter.
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For me, having multiple people taste things has taught me more about my palate, which veers towards liking things sweeter than most.
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Legend revealed the reason why he wants his wife to have a son, and it's actually way sweeter than you might expect.
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My temperament is sweeter when I see myself as a girl—I feel I can open myself up more to other people.
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If you're a fan of raspberry, or Frappuccinos in general, these treats could make Valentine's Day just a bit sweeter this year.
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But the night became even sweeter when Correa proposed to his girlfriend, 21-year-old Daniella Rodriguez, right there on the field.
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Lydon likes her key-lime flavor pronounced and tart, and suggests that if you want it sweeter, you use less citrus juice.
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The basic vocal sound (the mouth is never opened wide) is related to that used in flamenco, but softer, sweeter, more inward.
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Most of the originals feel just as lean, with a few sweeter outliers like "The Waning Crescent," which inches toward '60s mod.
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Their first results seem so show that sweeter fruit might be the way to get kids to actually want to eat fruits.
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But then the groups came in to try a second harvest, where a different blueberry, the Arcadia blueberry, was only slightly sweeter.
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Even now, it's a high $7.99/lb pricing for the soft shell, and a touch more for the supposedly sweeter hard shell.
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It could gnaw on skin and bone and gristle anytime it wanted to, and it tasted all the sweeter for being earned.
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But how much sweeter would it be for me to go to the Olympics and be the first 'old' hurdler to medal?
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Curry came to Japan from India by way of the British in the 19th century, and got sweeter and gentler en route.
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Although sweeter nectar provides more energy, it is also more viscous, which makes it more time- and energy-consuming to deal with.
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It's made by replacing three hydrogen and oxygen atoms in sucrose with chlorine atoms, making it about 600 times sweeter than sugar.
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The Colbert Report's 2014 win for Outstanding Variety Series was all the sweeter knowing it was the show's second-to-last season.
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It's officially time to begin brainstorming your holiday shopping lists — and what makes for a sweeter gift than a cozy pajama set?
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Bencic, 22, has had plenty of injury problems herself, so the win over Osaka is sure to be even sweeter for her.
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High-fructose corn syrup, a sweeter variant that is commonly added to processed food and beverages, has often been linked to obesity.
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In a statement to the Press Association, Tebbit said: I'm just pleased that the world is a sweeter and cleaner place now.
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And, sure, the Chili Peppers don't have a chili pepper in their logo, per se, but, like, their logo is just sweeter.
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That victory is made even sweeter given he beat the racist, divisive campaign waged against him by Goldsmith and the Conservative Party.
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But I was intrigued that she didn't mind the odor of her flatscreen — though she prefers her perfumes to be a little sweeter.
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And it only gets sweeter when you include the MADNESS28 code for that additional 2114.74% off, dropping the total price to just $67.14.
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" The star added, "And as a kiss on this bridge would have been nice, the kiss a year later was so much sweeter.
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It's a world of privilege where winning is the goal, but victories are always sweeter when they come directly at someone else's expense.
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Murphy says he's not sure this success is any sweeter than his moment with "Dust on the Bottle," now considered a country classic.
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On the iPhone 8 Plus, there's improved dual cameras on the back, which take sweeter-looking Portrait Mode photos with blurred out backgrounds.
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However, for a real life Lady and the Tramp moment, it doesn't get much sweeter or more delicious than this canine-friendly meal.
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The deal is even sweeter for older workers: Once you're 55, you can make a catch-up contribution of $212,26 to your HSA.
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They really do taste like a crisp, refreshing glass of our go-to warm-weather wine — just slightly sweeter, in the best way.
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Once Josh assures her that moving to find happiness "isn't crazy," they sing a sweeter, more personal version of those frantic opening credits.
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"Brent-related crudes are cheaper and sweeter than medium to heavy grades from Middle East," said Ehsan ul Haq of KBC Energy Economics.
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Even sweeter for Rio, in 2014 the Condé government stripped BSGR/Vale of their Simandou assets, alleging they had been obtained through bribery.
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And a bonus $75 gift card makes this an even sweeter deal for a new TV that comes in at less than $300.
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Commercial oat milk is typically enriched with other vitamins and minerals, and will contain additives to prolong shelf life and make it sweeter.
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I feel like the next time we win, it will be that much sweeter because we know what it feels like to lose.
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Your time away will be even sweeter knowing that your spa treatment or three-course dinner are paid for by a loved one.
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After all, the darker the berry the sweeter the juice and produce past their prime tend to take on the taste of alcohol.
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Dunkin' Donuts wants to make your Valentine's Day even sweeter with a chance to win free coffee and doughnuts for an entire year.
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Newly engaged Joanna Krupa's coffee runs are a lot sweeter ... thanks to the giant diamond she gets to wrap around her cup now.
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By having a clearly-marked set of socially acceptable paths, it makes all the paths outside them so much sweeter and more enticing.
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"It's always been a dream of mine to play country music," she told E!. And playing with Bentley made the deal even sweeter.
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" The star added, "And as a kiss on this bridge would have been nice, the kiss a year later was so much sweeter.
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A little bit sweeter than its cow-sourced counterpart, bison meat is also low-fat, free of growth hormones, and typically grass-fed.
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A little tweaking in the offseason and an attempt to strengthen its structural core will likely lead to sweeter fruit in season three.
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"You're trying to hold onto a little piece of a time in life when things were cheaper and life was easier and sweeter."
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When Corbin Bleu tied the knot with Sasha Clements on July 23, the occasion was made even sweeter by their decadent wedding cake.
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However, I was pleased to find the Sachertorte was more moist than the one I'd had the previous day, and slightly sweeter generally.
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Whole Foods shares continue to hover above the price Amazon plans to pay, a sure sign investors are betting on a sweeter bid.
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Winter is about to get a whole lot sweeter this January when a Nutella-themed pop-up hotel opens in California's Napa Valley.
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Some of us are looking to put our stand mixers to sweeter use by whipping up brownie batter, cookie dough, and ice cream.
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In a taste test at Fertitta's Mastro's Ocean Club in Malibu, California, customers prefer the saltier, sweeter taste of Friedman's open ocean mussels.
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For some they were too sweet; for others they could have been way sweeter; and the spiciness, of course, had to be perfect.
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If there's a sweeter pair of brothers in music than Chance the Rapper and Taylor Bennett, I'm afraid I do not recognize them.
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For Bourassa, the shooter's saccharine taste is made even sweeter by the fact that despite his extraordinary caper, he is a free man.
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On Baseball CHICAGO — If the Chicago Cubs rally to win this World Series, the degree of difficulty will make the victory even sweeter.
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Since highly skilled health-care workers are in short supply, employers are being forced to chase talent with sweeter rewards and generous pay.
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Earlier this year, Pop Tarts introduced another new flavor, and a returning favorite, but both resembled the sweeter versions they've been known for.
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They are roasted with the cauliflower, turning floppy and very sweet — sweeter even than the cauliflower, which softens and crisps at the corners.
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Peeling back the lid, I realized evaporated milk is just milk that has been cooked down to a thicker, sweeter version of itself.
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Someone has liked a story about a toddler—well, a stock photo of a toddler—giving her mom the sweeter of two apples.
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Did enduring that pain make the pleasure of potentially having the future attorney general of New York in his pocket that much sweeter?
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But this, too, is an ingredient true to Taiwan, where it is sweeter than in the West and slathered liberally on breakfast sandwiches.
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Its bid bests Warren E. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway energy division for the bankrupt utility and gives hedge fund Elliott Management a sweeter deal.
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One of the sweeter designs also included a unique way to display their son's monogram, created by the graphic-designer mom-to-be.
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Automakers are also resorting to ever sweeter incentives to sell models like small and midsize cars, which have been eclipsed by larger vehicles.
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This success is all the sweeter because Mr. Trump, wittingly or not, has aided and abetted Russia's efforts every step along the way.
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Making the package even sweeter is the color of the model that they had on the floor of this year's LA auto show.
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Ounce for ounce, stevia is 200 to 400 times sweeter than table sugar, so a small amount can add a lot of sweetness.
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Stephen R. Strauhs, an accountant who said he wanted to do "something that had a sweeter smell," founded the perfumery in December 533.
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It's a true triumph of death, one that's all the sweeter given how long it's taken the band to commit its atrocities to tape.
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"Back in the day, it might have been an Italian vermouth which was sweeter and had more botanicals so was spicier too," he says.
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Oh, and they're just $5 each, making the feel-good move even sweeter — so you can finally buy that cat leash you've been eyeing.
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But the message softens with the word "Listen," looped in beautiful script, using sweeter reds and an assemblage of floral, plaid, and paisley fabrics.
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There still is a clear dividing line, with higher-quality loans finding robust demand while lenders can demand sweeter terms on lower-grade deals.
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But he hasn't yet been made to feel like an outsider because of these propensities, so there's a much softer, sweeter nature on display.
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It's the latest film to both revive and rewrite the genre, made all the sweeter because the script's based on their real-life relationship.
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There are some older people who have been working at the same place since they were 18, and are now approaching that sweeter spot.
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They want to come out with even better evidence because of the better the evidence the sweeter the deal they&aposre going to get.
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There's this production, sweeter than dipping into a pot of honey—kind of like the Neptunes, but with murky, purple, almost swamp-like undertones.
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My life is sweeter and better with you in it because you make me realize that every day, the sky is not the limit.
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In attempt to boost sales and compete with it's biggest rival, Pepsi, Coca-Cola tweaked its classic formula to create a slightly sweeter flavor.
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To boot, many macerated-absinthe drinkers are seduced by its pyrotechnics: Lit with a match, the bitter alcohol becomes sweeter when its sugars caramelize.
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So, to make waking up from anesthesia a little sweeter, shelter staff will dance with and sing to critters after going under the knife.
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What makes the victory even sweeter is that at one point, the Foxes were at 5,313-to-1 odds to win the EPL championship.
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Today, the deal got even sweeter with a bonus candle sale: Every jumbo, 3-wick jar is marked down from $24.50, to just $10.50.
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In fact, this year we're skipping the traditional flower bouquet all together and choosing to gift our sweetheart something, well, a little bit sweeter.
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Chipotle has always supplied us with plenty of spice from tacos, bowls, and of course burritos, but what about the sweeter side of things?
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Eventually that thirst goes away, and the only thing sweeter than getting to hang out together is getting to spend time all by yourself.
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Even sweeter is to realize that through simple actions we take, many more children can have the chance to live and thrive as well.
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"It was a part of a 'W' so that makes it much sweeter," Murphy said with an ear-to-ear grin following the game.
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Stanton was best known for his bondage work on comic strips like "Sweeter Gwendolyn" and "Confidential TV." Maybe something stuck with Mr. Ditko. 9.
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The conservative seeks to revive, restore and reconstruct — to use the gifts of the dead to make the present a little sweeter and deeper.
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Instead of the tale from Genesis, "Babel" substitutes its own sweeter spoken fable about gesture as the original unifying language, lost but potentially recoverable.
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The shortage comes even as the U.S. experiences record oil production of variants described as lighter and sweeter than Russian, Venezuelan or Iranian counterparts.
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On November 22018th, I hope Stacey will be victorious and that her victory is even sweeter knowing she has broken the mold of success.
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It's not as fun as getting stoned, but researching local laws and police behavior in your community will make your high safer and sweeter.
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If you like your kombucha more tart, you might want to go longer; or if you like it sweeter, pull the tea earlier. 4.
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Riesling would be ideal, and you have your choice of firm, dry wines from Alsace or Austria, or a sweeter spätlese riesling from Germany.
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A comfortable set of pajamas makes downtime even sweeter, and when the pajamas look as good as they feel, that's the best of all.
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But sometimes it is even sweeter than that, as though Ms. Miller has baked a chocolate cake and then frosted it with sugar cubes.
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Then there are those who just want things to stay shorter and sweeter, because Twitter, they feel, is obnoxious enough without allowing more words.
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While it's sweet enough to catch vintage flicks on the big screen, it's even sweeter to do it in a place of cinematic history.
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After the game, things got even sweeter for the couple who appeared to keep the celebrations going with a spread of delicious baked goods.
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According to Sung, the new procedure even improved the flavor of their lighter roast espresso, bringing out sweeter notes than a finer grind had.
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It may even be sweeter, warmer and more suitable for children, which, considering the horrors associated with its subject matter, is quite an achievement.
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If they're sneaky with no manners, they'll want to know if chasing the drink or the dragon made singing those songs harder or sweeter.
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A third of Isabel's life has been spent under war's shadow, and any redemptive moments become all the sweeter for being so hard-won.
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The sweeter sounds of Olga Tolkmit's soprano voice were beautifully suited to the role of Xenia, Boris's frightened, sad daughter, who lives under threat.
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But there are also chocolate-covered bourbon-soaked raisins, and a cookie for the road—gratis parting gifts that are sweeter for the surprise.
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But, with Smith's addiction issues hopefully well behind him, there would be nothing sweeter than seeing his hand raised the victor on Saturday night.
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I clawed my way here, and I recently found out I'm up for a promotion to a vice president position, which makes it even sweeter.
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Brush this grilled sweet corn with sugar, salt, turmeric, and coconut milk before throwing it on the fire to make it oh so much sweeter.
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Their interaction is one of the sweeter moments of the episode; there are times The Bachelor seems like an exercise in forcing people to communicate.
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The redditor shared that they had attended the wedding and the woman who was proposed to is the bride's sister, which makes it even sweeter.
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"And just like that, life became a whole lot sweeter 👨🏻👱🏻♀️👶🏻👶🏻🐶 #BabyManno #May2018," the mom-to-be captioned the sweet shot.
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Which makes it all the sweeter that you'll be hearing tracks from it in any club that's worth going to over the next few months.
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Such a deal would value Tiffany at roughly $14.5 billion, but analysts believe there's a good chance that Tiffany holds out for a sweeter offer.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After her French Open dreams ended on a sour note, Simona Halep is hoping she can savor a much sweeter ending at Wimbledon.
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But there has been a general drift in wine production to sweeter types of grapes, said Gavin Lavi Sacks, a viticulture researcher at Cornell University.
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" In another walk of fame post, Longoria wrote, "What makes this even sweeter is that I stand side by side with my idol Selena Quintanilla!
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Hostile toward Kumail at first because of what their daughter's shared with them, the gradually thawing relationship between them is among the movie's sweeter attributes.
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But it's all worth checking out (or buying for your loved ones this holiday season) if you're trying to make life just a bit sweeter.
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After just one taste, suddenly the sky seems brighter, smells are sweeter, and that hand caressing the small of your back feels like melting velvet.
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The campaign trail got even sweeter for Clinton, who spent the weekend under the radar as she prepared with some delicious treats for her team.
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Many audiophiles have gone to the trouble of physically modifying their pair of HD 2003s just to tame its highs and obtain a sweeter sound.
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While it could be sweeter, he says that the concern now is whether Apple can keep its momentum and the market will be the decider.
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"I Will Ask You Twice" is a gentler, sweeter tune whose title phrase refers to a marriage proposal — but why the need to ask twice?
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"Perhaps you're here because you have an inkling that life might be a little sweeter if you had less stuff and more order," she writes.
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"I guess it does make it a little bit sweeter that it's taken so long, that it finally has happened," Kittredge said before the game.
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Whole Foods' stock surged past Amazon's offer price almost immediately after the deal was announced because investors speculated that a sweeter offer would be made.
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"In those first few years I started working, I was told over and over that I needed to look sweeter and more feminine," she said.
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His dip contains ketchup and yellow mustard in addition to the usual vinegar, butter, lard and cayenne; they makes it a whisper sharper and sweeter.
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I don't drink a lot of American wines usually, so the flavors are a little sweeter than I'm used to, but they're still really nice.
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The fruit is a little bit sweeter, as if you are not biting into a piece of fresh fruit but maybe dipping into some compote.
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The Pumpkin Spice Original Filled Donut is a sweeter take on the original, and the yummy filling just oozes out of the iconic yeast dough.
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Like the Manhattan restaurants Atomix and Jungsik, Hwaban de-emphasizes the sweeter and spicier side of the Korean palate so other flavors can come through.
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While the plant pods have helped make the economy a little sweeter, it has also created lawless criminal networks that revolve around the prized commodity.
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This Seymour — a flower shop assistant catapulted to fame as the caretaker of the man-eating Audrey II — is sweeter and scarier than earlier incarnations.
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But of course it's sweeter and tastes of butterfat, so it's a relief when the ice crystals melt on your tongue into a bright limeade.
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Previous efforts to curb vaping among young people focused on banning sweeter flavors while allowing flavors like mint and menthol to stay on the shelves.
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Underdahl says they didn&apost even notice the character in the scene the first few times they watched it, which made the moment even sweeter.
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Urals crude has for years been a primary feedstock for European refineries, especially those near Russia, so switching to sweeter grades is complicated, traders say.
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It was time to lean in to my natural inclination for sweeter breakfasts after sticking largely to the brief about focusing on more savory dishes.
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Items like vegetable-pasta, rainbow bagels and sushi burritos are going out of style and diners are craving sweeter treats and more diverse culinary adventures.
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This could hike the price of sweeter crudes, including several grades used to make dated Brent, the benchmark for three quarters of the world's oil.
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He's lost to Warren in two consecutive races, but Biden is in a sweeter narrative spot than her: People are watching him for a comeback.
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Switzerland's Lindt & Spruengli proposed a sweeter payout to shareholders increasing its dividend by 75% to mark its 175th anniversary, the chocolate maker said on Tuesday.
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The IMO rule changes will likely prompt refiners to boost processing of sweeter crude grades because they produce cleaner, low-sulfur fuels, several executives said.
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I'll be offline, but that will make it all the sweeter to come back when I'm ready and be amazed by all you will have accomplished.
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Weed is also less excruciating on both your wallet and your hangover, and most importantly, music sounds sweeter when you're blazed than when you're messy drunk.
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In 2017, fans spent weeks obsessing over grainy snake videos prior to the release of Swift's first Reputation single, making the official drop all the sweeter.
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Some tasters preferred the darker chocolate coating to its sweeter, milk-chocolatey sisters (Tagalongs, we're looking at you!) "I like that it's really chocolately," Mae said.
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But finding a super-Earth with a rocky composition is pretty rare, and the fact that it's in the habitable zone makes the discovery even sweeter.
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And at the time of this publishing, Google's offering a $300 discount off all Pixelbook configurations, making the laptop an ever sweeter deal starting at $699.
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In the short term, this lens could help food and drug manufactures easily distinguish between, say, the artificial sweeter Aspartame and its bitter, wrong-handed doppelgänger.
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Yes, it's completely ridiculous to engage in these sorts of Cold War spy tactics, but the fruit of this labor is that much sweeter for it.
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The type of oil found in the U.S. is lighter and sweeter (contains less sulfur) than oil from other major producers like Canada, Venezuela and Iran.
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"Love", Judd Apatow's Netflix series, took a similar approach—originally, it seemed when the show first aired, rather too similar—only with a somewhat sweeter tone.
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It's difficult to pick what's sweeter — the effort Travill went to in order to make the collage, or the gleefully chirpy reactions of his two children.
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But, again, the movie is perhaps too kind in smoothing over the rough patches in Wiseau's behavior in order to present a sweeter, more palatable story.
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So, you might as well make the changing of the seasons a little sweeter with some treats that are jam packed with the flavors of fall.
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In Italy, seems that the moon is bigger, the gelato is sweeter, and the air more ripe with romantic possibility than anywhere else in the world.
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The stars, who play Clay and Hannah on the Netflix series, have nothing but positive things to say about each other, and it couldn't be sweeter.
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Putting some indirect pressure on the United States by supporting the Taliban may make the option sweeter, but it is not the ultimate goal for Russia.
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We can't think of anything sweeter than a bunch of elementary school kids putting together a children's book to create awareness and help save endangered animals.
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The baby's father's real name is Kiari Kendrell Cephus, which explains the middle name, but the first name "Kulture" appears to have an even sweeter meaning.
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Surprisingly, this chocolate-chip banana bread called for an entire pint of sour cream, as well as Ceylon cinnamon, which is a sweeter and milder cinnamon.
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Feeling threatened, Coca-Cola changed its 99-year-old top-secret formula and introduced New Coke, which was supposed to be sweeter than the old version.
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And just when we thought it couldn't get any sweeter, the tennis champion shared a photo on her Instagram today that's giving us all the feels.
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Each group then tested solutions with different fructose concentrations, and the kids preferred sweeter mixtures at a level unlikely to have been caused by chance alone.
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To make the return of the hit show (and our personal obsession) that much sweeter, CoverGirl just announced a new collab with the Fox television drama.
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What they ended up finding was that increasing the levels of certain molecules made the juice "taste" sweeter, as perceived by the subjects in the experiment.
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When his parents opened their first Thai restaurant in the late 1980s, they made their dishes milder and sweeter to attract diners unfamiliar with the cuisine.
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The next song, a slower, sweeter country-tinged jangler, is also called "Infinite_Content", with the same exact lyric, except they've added an underscore to the title.
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She varies her singing approach, here projecting a note with the blazing, bell-like clarity of Neko Case, there summoning her voice's sweeter, more lilting qualities.
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Even if the challenger seems like a better and sweeter product, consumers will mostly stay loyal, even if the incumbent is a little old and bitter.
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Ginger, according to Yoon, adds more heat, while galangal is slightly sweeter and more floral, so together, the two lend a pleasant warmth to the broth.
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The vixen soprano in Bach's "Coffee Cantata" isn't shy about proclaiming her addiction to the dark brew, which she says tastes sweeter than a thousand kisses.
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On the face of it, Veteran is the harsher noise album, while All My Heroes Are Cornballs incorporates cushier beats, sweeter pop elements, a softer glow.
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That's a bit sweeter than Firefly's offer of about $300 a month, restricted to drivers who spend at least 40 hours a week on the road.
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With spring imminent, backyard putterers are turning their thoughts to the garden, which makes "This Beautiful Fantastic," a charming tale about one, all that much sweeter.
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The career triumph is even sweeter given Ryder's steep climb out of the PR disaster that was her 2001 arrest for shoplifting at Saks in Beverly Hills.
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To make things even sweeter, NASA—in collaboration with researchers at Montana State University—will be seizing the opportunity to launch some giant balloons during the event.
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Yet, despite her fame, when we sat down with Underwood last week at an Almay event (she's the face of the brand), she couldn't have been sweeter.
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The video was shot at a house in Lake Como, Italy, just days before the couple was married nearby (which, of course, makes it that much sweeter).
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And for flights originating on the West Coast, the deal is even sweeter: $260 round-trip tickets from both San Francisco and Los Angeles in late April.
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The crisp buttery dough mixing with the melted cheese is profoundly sublime; it presents a nuanced departure from the far sweeter baklava varieties found at most shops.
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For an even sweeter Monday, you could also get your hands on additional prizes from Insomnia by simply using the hashtag #ICelebrate100 on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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The victories are sweeter when you've been rooting for them for months; the losses, more bitter — I'm still angry about Boyhood losing to Bird Man in 2014.
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Khloé Kardashian celebrated daughter True's six-month milestone with a garden cupcake party attended by her young cousins, and the pictures are sweeter than the confectionary treats.
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Apple has pushed app subscriptions for the past couple years, even offering a sweeter revenue share to app makers who keep subscribers for a year or longer.
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But still, Haibon resisted her advances, and it seemed all but obvious that these two would never work out — making their happy ending even sweeter in hindsight.
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And to make matters even sweeter, the original cast is set to return for the big screen adaption, including Michelle Dockery, Maggie Smith, Hugh Bonneville and more.
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Fortunately, it evolves into something sweeter and more nuanced, as both parents struggle to let go of their old roles and take pride in their new ones.
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At 33, Moore has done a lot of growing up since the days of singing "Candy," but she's found a chapter of her career that's even sweeter.
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In other words, the law smelled sweeter when it was referred to in a politically neutral manner than it did when a politically-charged nickname was attached.
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NXP shares ended trading on Wednesday at $120.32, significantly above Qualcomm's $110 per share all-cash bid, indicating that most investors are betting on a sweeter offer.
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To make things even sweeter, the shop will also sell a limited-edition glazed confetti donut starting on July 27 for a limited time while supplies last.
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From liquid liners to cheek stains and polishes, here are the berry products that we're crushing on this summer — each one juicier and sweeter than the last.
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On the same base system, a whole new game was born—faster, sweeter looking and sounding, and with a great deal more depth and longevity to boot.
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Those hardships have made his success even sweeter, Anderson said, and convinced him he can spread his brand of baseball to potential African-American fans and beyond.
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But for the die-hard, these added challenges make success — that natural high experienced during a ride, when everything else seems to fade away — all the sweeter.
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Cheers 3 piece Candy Bento Box, $28, available at Bloomingdale's They could say "cheers" with a glass of Champagne, or go for this sweeter option (or both).
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"Lobster tastes better in the winter, definitely gets sweeter in colder water," Mr. Storch said, contrary to the popular assumption that the crustacean is mostly summer fare.
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Previously, I assumed Honey Nut Cheerios was a slightly sweeter Cheerios, but you learn things when you finally get around to reading the back of the box.
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It's an album about Gomez's worth in the wake of that relationship, and it ends with "A Sweeter Place," which is the perfect encapsulation of her recovery.
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That's a sweeter deal than LVMH's initial unsolicited offer of $14.5 billion last month, which already included a hefty premium over Tiffany's stock price at the time.
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"For me it's much sweeter to get to the semifinal here than in probably other Grand Slams because I didn't expect it from my side," Görges said.
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Transat stock has surged more than 34% since exclusivity talks with Air Canada began in May, closing Wednesday at C$14.19, as investors anticipated a sweeter deal.
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Gene Zaphiris, who owns Charlie, said before the final decision that competing in Westminster's best in show for the second year in a row was a "sweeter" experience.
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Was Wayne always a fan of going down south like Louisiana, or did he acquire his taste for the sweeter things at a certain point in his career?
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Just over a week after a harrowing ATV accident left her in a coma for two days, Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter Maddie continues to grow stronger—and sweeter!
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The ISS's latest harvest is a big step toward growing crops on Mars, and it smells a lot sweeter than Matt Damon's poop-fertilized potatoes in The Martian.
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Making the situation even sweeter is the fact that Jessica making fun of Danny is completely in keeping with what fans might expect from her as a character.
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And to make the deal even sweeter, Amazon is making holiday shipping free for all customers — with no minimum order amount, even if you're not a Prime member.
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Joseph Schooling brought home gold for his home country of Singapore Friday night, but the historic moment was made even sweeter as he beat his idol, Michael Phelps.
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San Diego (CNN)A Hillary Clinton triumph in November will be made sweeter by a wide margin of victory, President Barack Obama told Democratic donors in California Monday.
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Even after the production problems were solved, Hilmarsson struggled to reach mainstream American consumers (outside of health foods stores), who initially preferred a sweeter taste than his skyr.
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You can make the gift even sweeter by purchasing a handful of lightning and micro USB charger cables since those things have a habit of fraying and disappearing.
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Give Leo a moment of genuine doubt so that the win is that much sweeter — not just for him, not just for me, but for literally everyone watching.
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But, he says the Academy got it right this year, and the fact Samuel L. Jackson was the one to read his name made the moment even sweeter.
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Watching the two of them dance to "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" couldn't be sweeter — until Taystee wakes up, and she's back to the Poussey-less reality.
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The latter is manufactured by converting a large amount of the glucose to fructose using an enzymatic process, creating a sweeter, more cost-effective compound than corn syrup.
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He tried to carry me to his bed, but his socks slipped a little on the wood floor, and we laughed, mouths still together, the moment made sweeter.
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For many of China's independent refiners, unable economically to remove the sulfur from the crudes they process, sourcing sweeter grades, like those from the U.S., is the solution.
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Jackpots for the Powerball and Mega Millions are inching upward, and experts say a big lottery win would be even sweeter this year ahead of proposed tax reforms.
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Although Wal-Mart's name had been mentioned as a rival suitor, some felt expected that the deep-pocketed Amazon would have countered any offer with a sweeter bid.
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But there was trouble, Yan explained to me, employing the phrase zhan pianyi (literally, "occupy small advantages"), which means to be on the sweeter end of a bargain.
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Think Diablo, a fantasy action game driven by the ever-present lure of sweeter, more powerful loot, only replace the magic and monsters with Marvel heroes and villains.
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There is little justice sweeter than a woman taking over for a man with a habit of mistreating women, and little that feels quite as fair and fitting.
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There's a lot of premise to get through before focusing on the sillier and sweeter aspects of character development, especially from Ted Danson as not-heaven's quasi-mayor.
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Windy Brow Farms in Sussex County, New Jersey, has just introduced the state's first Taylor ham ice cream, with a "French toast/maple element" to make it sweeter.
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Thompson's drawings are still lush and considered, flowing across the pages from his Pentel brush-pen, but the book is looser, sweeter, more suggestive than his other pieces.
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That manufactured surface also engenders an astonishing array of unnatural textures that contribute tangibly to the music's aural world, the organic exception being Bieber's sweeter flavor of croon.
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Sweeter still, domestic companies have long been working on next-generation replacements for HFCs and stand to benefit from the exploding global demand for air-conditioners and refrigerators.
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And kelp farming has been shown to improve water quality to such a degree that shellfish farmed amid the kelp develop noticeably thicker shells and sweeter, larger meat.
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"Bon Voyage" (season 7, episode 22) The series finale is probably sweeter and gentler than anything Sherman-Palladino would have done, but damned if it doesn't still work.
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"It's a sweeter form of justice to out someone as a sexual harasser in a Facebook post than go through a lengthy, painful and expensive trial," she said.
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And with this latest deal on the Microsoft Surface Go, you also add a big scoop of ice cream to that cake to make it that much sweeter.
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Price: $54.99Storing cookies has never been sweeter with this ceramic cookie jar in the shape of an ice-cream truck that features Mickey and Minnie in the backseat.
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The World Series title and MVP award tasted all the sweeter to the 31-year-old right-hander after the injury troubles he has endured over the years.
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The final moments feature the dancers, now elderly, sweetly dancing with one another, not quite as swift — but somehow even sweeter — than they were in their younger years.
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"I live in a college town and I see college kids drinking products that are sweeter, easier to drink and have a higher percentage of alcohol," Tapper said.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: We combined two names for our beagle pup: Stanley Kowalski, for the macho hunter in him, and Stan Laurel, for his sweeter, gentler side.
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This win is an accomplishment in its own right and is made even sweeter by the fact that the game achieved this success in just over two months.
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And the gifts you give are sweeter when they come from local vendors who will be there for you if you have any questions or need any help.
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Each pancake is painted ("like calligraphy," Mr. Goldberg said) with hoisin, sweeter than tianmianjiang, and Lao Gan Ma brand Spicy Chili Crisp sauce, also sold by the jar.
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A random week of song sections shows the return of Nora Jones and the sweeter sound of Novelist as we give you the freshest 11 songs of the week.
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Between their five kids, Drake, 14, Ella, 12, Duke, 10, Emmie, 9, and Crew, 11 months, forthcoming TV network and their booming Magnolia business, life couldn't get any sweeter.
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For most of us, getting banned from Uber can make life tough, but if you're model and reality star Kendall Jenner, life is a little sweeter, thanks to Lyft.
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Sweets are sweeter when you feel you've earned them, so make the most of your post-biking tummy-rumble and head to one of the city's famed donut shops.
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Today's grapefruit varieties are sweeter than the fruit was when that recipe evolved; in those days, people routinely sprinkled sugar on top whether they were broiling it or not.
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"It's nice to get back there and maybe it's even sweeter to get back there," said Rose, who had spent two weeks as the top-ranked player in September.
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Though it was harder to come by, the computer time you ended up with on the shared family desktop was cherished and, maybe as a result, that much sweeter.
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The culprit seems to be sugar alcohols, which are sugar substitutes that are often used in candies because they're lower in calories and sweeter than table sugar, Zolotnitsky explains.
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Making the image even sweeter, the entire family wore coordinating outfits, with the couple's two daughters wearing matching flower print dresses, while Johnson and Ace both wore blue suits.
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Ralph Breaks the Internet revisits Ralph (John C. Reilly) and Vanellope (Sarah Silverman) a few years after the events of Wreck-It Ralph, and their lives couldn't look sweeter.
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While we'll certainly miss the actor's version of the goofy jock, at least we can see Butler play a sweeter athlete in the next season of 13 Reasons Why.
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We've all noted the inappropriate boyish grin, which grew sweeter and more delighted-looking the deeper Jonathan Pine was supposed to be sinking into a realm of pure evil.
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He adores the rough-hewn music and iconography of his native Texas, but he has never been too cool to sing sweeter, softer songs about suburban love gone right.
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Whether you're looking for a gift for your partner or you just want to splurge on yourself, your purchase will be all the sweeter with that 20% off code.
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The whole bite is sweeter than you'd expect, with a creaminess from the coconut cheese and avocado in the green sauce that contrasts nicely with the crisp, tart kohlrabi.
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Estreller and Tarby recognize that this new trend is being fueled by Millennials, but also that it's unfortunately moving towards the sweeter side of beverages, rather than the bitter.
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"Spicy flavors work really well against sweeter flavors you typically associate with summer like watermelon or strawberry," Will Benedetto, cocktail creator at In Good Company told CNBC via email.
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It's tricky to make these giant tortillas out of sweeter, softer American corn, which is why the stiff, pre-baked rounds, stacked like vintage records, are shipped from Mexico.
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If you're looking for something even sweeter than sourdough waffles, Melissa Clark's pear cake with brown-butter glaze might be just the thing, or Maida Heatter's chocolate cheesecake brownies.
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Before this cute kid was kicking ass and taking lumps on TV as a bonafide badass, she was curled up with a good book ... and an even sweeter 'do.
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I do not know if I have tasted a better baklava: rich with syrup but not sticky, and no sweeter than it is earthy from the crush of walnuts.
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On the energy front, Brazilian sugar exports fell as Brazilian mills directed more sugarcane to ethanol production to the detriment of the sweeter, whose prices are at historically low.
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Here are some of their recommendations: With meetings, shorter is sweeter CEOs reported that about a third of their meetings lasted an hour on average, while 38% went longer.
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While e-cigarette makers say the devices are intended to help adult smokers quit, federal regulators say the sweeter flavors, like strawberry brulee and hazelnut cream, tend to attract teens.
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But here's what makes this news even sweeter: The entire line is dropping on the ABH website on Black Friday — meaning you can scoop it up at a major discount.
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The CEO expects its nitro cold brews, which includes nitrogen to make it sweeter and creamier, will be available in all of its coffee shops by the end of September.
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But what made it even sweeter is that I got to do it with someone who's not only a bona fide expert in their field, but a friend of mine.
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As I'm sure Kourtney, Kim, Kylie, and even their mother Kris will tell Khloé, it's always the hardest in the beginning, but the separation makes the reunions that much sweeter.
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The grapes are air-dried for 40 days; the shade in the chunche gives the grapes a lighter hue and sweeter taste than grapes that are dried in direct sunlight.
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Venus in Virgo will bring blessings to your everyday routine, make life at your day job a bit sweeter, and find you running into cuties as you do your errands.
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I told him, 'I'm going to mainly be giving you a very magisterial point of view, but I just want to make you a bit sweeter once in a while.
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Honey and agave are actually sweeter than table sugar and contain more calories: One teaspoon of sucrose has 16 calories, while 1 teaspoon of agave or honey has 21 calories.
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Grande's upcoming album Sweetener features a song called "Pete Davidson" in homage to their relationship, which we're predicting will likely be a — no pun intended — somewhat sweeter affair than "LOCO."
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Then we did a couple that were sweeter and they did that cold shoulder because I felt like you still want to dress sweetly and show off a little bit.
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Dreyer, 37, showed off her efforts on her Instagram account with a time-lapse video of decorating the cake and an even sweeter clip of Calvin watching Mom cut it.
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That's usually how it is, after all; most people's trajectories look like a whole lot of ups and downs, but the downs almost always make the successes that much sweeter.
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"For the first couple of years, when people ate our yogurt they were like, 'Oh this is so tart, it needs more sugar, it needs to be sweeter," he explains.
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"My children, who have given me a purpose for life and have made days like this even sweeter … I can truly understand how beautiful the good moments are," he said.
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If you would like something a bit sweeter to take back on the road, pick up some homemade cookies, cake pops, and muffins at Leanza's Bakery, located within the farm.
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All of this is hard to watch, especially considering that Thorne and Sun used to document the sweeter parts of their relationship — such as their maybe real, maybe fake wedding.
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Around the same time, his father, Dr. Avraham Baniel (a leading industrial chemical researcher in Israel), came to him with an idea to make sugar even sweeter without affecting taste.
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Discard the coconut water, which spills out once cracked, you can drink it although drinking coconuts are usually from the young fruit, which are much sweeter and more nutritious. 3.
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"The market probably thinks that this isn't over yet," Morningstar analyst Gareth James told Reuters, adding the bid was already much sweeter than his A$4.22 valuation before the offer.
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He came back to his musical roots for the Disney classic Evans' first love was always singing, which made signing on to play Gaston all the sweeter for the star.
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Nope, it's not just a Lilly Pulitzer-fueled fever dream: Pink pineapples really do exist, and according to PopSugar, the candy-colored fruits are sweeter than their standard yellow counterparts.
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The scene has the feel of a shooter game where you take cover behind vehicles and fire off headshots, but such gameplay services a rather sweeter, certainly more relatable context.
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There's no sweeter sound; I wanted to take the shortest route possible to that moment of joy, and would have happily skipped the crash course on narrative that frames it.
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Kegani is sweet, but snow crab is sweeter, and the turnips that Nakayama and Iida had pulled from their garden were slightly more fiery than those from the week before.
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Though the European Union could technically try to entice Britain back before a formal notification with a sweeter membership deal, they have so far shown no intention of doing so.
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They want to ensure it's decoupled from the end-of-year government spending package out of concern more moderate members could use the bill as leverage for a sweeter deal.
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The 20-043 forward averaged fewer than 204 minutes and four points over the last two seasons, which must make what he is doing in 295-284 that much sweeter.
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A full breakfast menu offers eggs and other savory ways to start the day, but the bakery's cases of croissants and cakes will most likely convince you of sweeter plans.
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For the Cambodian rapper, it's a reality that has made every taste of success sweeter, especially going forward as he sets his sights on one day becoming a mainstream artist.
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America has not always felt like home, but it ails so badly now that I don't feel the luxury of the casual alienation that is the gift of sweeter times.
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Better, the three of us were sharing these firsts together, milestones made even sweeter by the fact that we would be celebrating my son's 13th birthday later in the week.
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Under the new rule, which takes effect in 30 days, companies that do not stop the distribution the sweeter flavors that appeal to kids risk enforcement action, the FDA said.
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DJI Osmo Action DJI, Amazon ($254), Best Buy, Adorama DJI's Osmo Action is my favorite action cam (8/10, WIRED Recommends), and at this price it's an even sweeter deal.
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As legislation moves forward to give 12 weeks of paid parental leave to civilian federal workers, corporate America is feeling pressure to follow suit — or at least offer sweeter policies.
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In theory, the lighter and sweeter crude should be more valuable as it's easier and cheaper for refiners to process into fuels and yields less high-sulphur residual fuel oil.
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Opponents accused Mr. Khan of a mushy sort of wistfulness — of endlessly alluding, in stump speeches, to a bygone 1970s era, when life in London was ostensibly sweeter and fairer.
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It's any music that would sound right on a long, hot afternoon staring out at the water, sipping a drink that's slightly sweeter than you might expect it to be.
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DJI Osmo Action for $244 ($135 off) at Amazon: DJI's Osmo Action is our favorite action cam (8/10, WIRED Recommends), and at this price it's an even sweeter deal.
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But a few sweeter dollops have recently been added to the account's recipe, including #sponcon and runway show "reviews" dripping with praise — and some commenters are put off by the pivot.
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After that, (also not totally consciously) you might find yourself returning to that Vine when you're feeling stressed or anxious in order to get back to that sweeter state of mind.
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I'm not saying I wouldn't have gotten very into Paratopic if I was feeling normal, but there's something extra about being mildly feverish and achey that makes horror all the sweeter.
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It turns out there's a potentially rocky world orbiting around Proxima Centauri — the closest star to our Sun — and to make matters even sweeter, the planet is in the habitable zone.
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Its clean burning produced a paler, subtler and more consistent product, and though darker, sweeter styles still predominated, brewers started to aim those pale ales at the palates of wealthier drinkers.
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This crew's successes are all the sweeter because they've had to fumble through and work to find out, literally, if they can bear up under the weight of what they're doing.
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To make the announcement even sweeter, in the photo, which was taken on her babymoon trip to Florida, the star's baby bump can be seen in the bottom of the screen.
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Both sides insist that the "Sino-Pak" relationship is, in the words of an old phrase, "higher than the Himalayas, deeper than the ocean, stronger than steel and sweeter than honey".
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The Cinnamon Roll Donut is the brainchild of New York City-based pastry chef Thiago Silva, who has spent his restaurant career working mostly on the sweeter side of the kitchen.
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Diego is an effortlessly cool, yet secretly insecure super-vigilante whose loving relationship with his adopted mother Grace (Jordan Claire Robbins) is one of the show's sweeter human (well, almost) connections.
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That's right, Haribo has created gummy bears shaped like Prince Harry himself and we can't think of a better (or sweeter) way to honor this beloved member of the Royal family.
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Things are even sweeter as we look back because in the context of 2016, the biggest takeaway from this is that Wayne is rapping over now-global icon Beyoncé's earlier work.
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Throw in the added benefit of the charging clip pulling double duty as an external battery, adding four hours of juice to the Freedom and the sales pitch gets even sweeter.
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I kind of loved it, but I missed the sweeter details of my life: the relaxed pace of my mornings, the grain of my yoga practice, the pull of creative impulsivity.
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The OXO On Barista Brain is one of the best coffee makers you can buy for less than $199.993, but the price just got even sweeter during Amazon Prime Day 2019.
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Meanwhile, Whole Foods shares continued to hover above the $42 price tag that Amazon plans to pay, a sure sign investors are betting on a sweeter bid for the grocery chain.
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If you're looking for a dream getaway spot this summer, you probably won't find anything sweeter than this Florida home rental with candy-themed rooms and an ice cream-shaped pool.
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We've pinpointed one of the genes that we believe controls the production of saponins in quinoa, which would facilitate the breeding of plants without saponins to make the seeds taste sweeter.
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The fact that Thornburg ended up getting hurt makes the deal look even sweeter, but even if he had been healthy, this would have been a win for the Brew Crew.
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All the practice and sacrifice and pounds of shoveled snow, over all those years, helped her get to this season, which has been sweeter — and shorter — than she had ever imagined.
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It was one of the happiest moments of my and my family's life, a moment made even sweeter given the sheer time and effort I'd dedicated to this goal growing up.
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It's remarkably sweet, much sweeter than the others, and the cookie itself is a little bit stale-tasting, as if it had sat under a sofa cushion for quite some time.
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In June, at Joe's Pub, he wore his own clothes and hair, but his voice — airy, languid, day-dreamy — still conjured her, in a homage sweeter and more poignant than ever.
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Each enemy has a personality that is expressed in both word and combat action, and that makes their ultimate reckoning that much sweeter when you, at long last, receive Victory's favor.
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But we can't do it without your help: Tell us how we can roll you out of bed, what makes your commute a little sweeter, and what goes best with your coffee.
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Whether you're after a back-to-school novelty item or date night treasure, the TPSY markers will suit your every need (and, yes, make that end-of-the-night kiss way sweeter).
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If push came to shove, I'd pick Dunkin' for coffee, because it was maybe a smidge stronger and less sweet, though many people prefer their coffee on the milder and sweeter side.
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"He went to olive oil makers, took the olive peels and toasted them so they became sweeter and mixed it with rice straw, barley, grains, and the cows loved it," Heitzeberg said.
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According to a press release from the chain, the new process involves cold water and intense pressure, and the end result is a bold, concentrated espresso shot with a softer, sweeter finish.
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But that deal is about to get a whole lot sweeter, because Nyx is having a 20% off sale on all items right now — so you really can get one of everything.
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She wasn't the lady that Viall proposed to in the end, but she got an even sweeter deal when it was announced that she would be the next, and first Black Bachelorette.
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His sweeter moments generally come with the women in his life, from beloved mum Betty, of a similarly bookish bent, to his friend Linder Sterling, who spies his promise from early on.
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To further bolster his case, he shows that the market has a lower variability of returns when the signal is triggered, which makes being invested in those years an even sweeter proposition.
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In September, Single-B rated loans for auction house Sotheby's, digital imaging firm Shutterfly and artificial intelligence firm Cerence, among others, were all amended to include greater lender protections and sweeter spreads.
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Overall, I feel like the practicality of these headphones nudges them ahead of the Sony 7506s, and their price and sweeter sound makes them an obvious pick ahead of Audio-Technica's M50s.
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Read these stories next:Michelle Obama Packs Her Lunch Every Day — Here's What She Eats Pink Pineapples Are Real — & Sweeter, Too This Old School Ice Cream Brand Just Released TWO Non-Dairy Flavors
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If you happen to be a Starbucks Rewards member, the treat will taste even sweeter: a complimentary ugly sweater cozy will be handed out along with the Frappuccino purchase, while supplies last.
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Hamilton's victory was even sweeter because he closed the gap on the championship leader Nico Rosberg, his teammate, who finished a lowly seventh after obeying orders to let Hamilton pass early on.
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"My opponent lied to our community, asked us to vote for him and then used our vote to cut a deal with the Justice Department, to get a sweeter deal," Donovan said.
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Kanye West and Chance the Rapper are dads about town in Chicago right now -- ready to turn up on a moment's notice ... with their two toddlers nearby to make it even sweeter.
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Since each batch is made from locally-sourced pineapple, the flavor of SunnyHills pineapple cakes varies from season to season, becoming sweeter in the summertime due to the intensity of the sun.
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Honesty compels me to note that the California crayfish Le Sia has been serving lately have a sweeter, finer flavor than the ones it was getting from Louisiana in the late spring.
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A food's sugar content is measured on a Brix scale (named after Adolf Brix, the German chemist who first measured sugar in plant juice) — the higher the number, the sweeter the food.
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Bourbon, which can only come from the United States and is often sweeter than Scotch, has been growing beyond its home state, due in large part to a resurgence of cocktail culture.
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They haven't seen each other since, but when they meet again they quickly spark, lighting a long fuse that winds through the story as nostalgia turns into something sweeter and then heavier.
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Caramelized sugar is poured in, and cinnamon left to steep, imported from Bolivia because it's "stronger and sweeter," Ms. Sanchez said, bred to survive at altitude, leaching its memory of another life.
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At Alinea, in Chicago, courses on his tasting menus used to be printed in a long, snaking column; sweeter dishes drifted out to the right margin and more savory ones swayed left.
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The sweeter caponata, if you are serving it with toast or solo, would go well with a dry rosé or an incisive white, like an Etna Bianco, made of the carricante grape.
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Often a slender, slightly sweeter carrot is used to make them, said Sherilyn Curti, consumer relations coordinator for Grimmway Farms, which sells over a million pounds of these "baby" carrots a day.
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If you are in the habit of ordering this at your favorite izakaya, it is a good bet that you will be surprised by how much cleaner and sweeter it tastes here.
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This latest adaptation of Roald Dahl's winningly sinister children's story from 1964 is — thank heaven — no sweeter than the two film adaptations it inspired, starring Gene Wilder (1971) and Johnny Depp (2005).
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Sweeter and soapier than we've come to expect from the Danish director Thomas Vinterberg, "The Commune" swaddles the pain of a disintegrating marriage in a good-natured cocoon of laughter and larks.
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"When we looked at how they responded to these different flavors, in the games where they won, the flavors tasted sweeter and less sour, versus the opposite when they lost," Dando said.
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DJI Osmo Action Amazon, DJI $279, Best Buy ($24), Adorama ($2150) DJI's Osmo Action is my favorite action cam (24/27, WIRED Recommends), and at this price it's an even sweeter deal.
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Toshiba CEO Nobuaki Kurumatani told Reuters in an interview that the Japanese conglomerate, which holds 13% of NuFlare Technology Inc, had no intention of accepting Hoya's sweeter bid or raising its own.
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Singh, meanwhile, is telling progressives they could get a sweeter scenario by backing him: a center-left Liberal government pushed to the left, as it needs NDP votes to stay in power.
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But many distillers and historians today agree that Maryland rye did have a different flavor profile — sweeter than the rye made farther west, with less spice and a supple, perhaps buttery palate.
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Any bona-fide beauty-lover will tell you that walking into a well-stocked beauty store is a lot like being a kid in a candy store — only, the payoff is even sweeter.
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A New York great-grandmother's 100th birthday celebration was made all the sweeter by the addition of a very special guest: her great-granddaughter — who just happened to be celebrating her first birthday.
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Back in 1995, David Lee Murphy reached No. 1 on the country chart singing a lyrical metaphor about how "a little dust on the bottle" meant the wine inside was that much sweeter.
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"The end of this war will be sweeter than the end of the eight-year war," said Mr Rouhani, referring to Iran's war with Iraq in the 1980s, which left 600,000 Iranians dead.
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But hearing Roberts, worn-down yet suddenly fed up, yelling, "He tastes like you but sweeter!" at a self-satisfied Clive Owen (here playing her husband, demanding she explain her adultery) is delicious.
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Filipinos tend to favor sweeter and spicier flavors, he said, and it would be difficult for McDonald's to adapt to that without hurting the iconic American taste for which they had become famed.
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GRIFFITH/BAROSSA, Australia (Reuters) - If Australia's big dry has a silver lining, it'll be worth cellaring, according to vintners, who are scrambling to irrigate vines while preparing for a smaller but sweeter vintage.
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Making it even sweeter is that Clinton isn't the only one with ties to northeastern Pennsylvania: Biden was born in Scranton and lived there for about the first 10 years of his life.
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Yet still I'm a fan of all our albums, so even though this "favourited child" is getting some attention this time, I'm not sure it's much more sweeter than celebrating its other siblings.
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While Kanye West may be preparing for a Yeezy season 6 drop during Paris Fashion Week, Kim is in the process of building something sweeter with all the Kardashian kids back at home.
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Bartender Jacques Bezuidenhout figured the bitter orange flavor of Campari was begging for chocolate—a natural combo—which is why he decided to infuse the his sweet vermouth with even sweeter Cocoa Puffs.
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That makes their adorable appearance at an event Sunday even sweeter — it's the first time the two of them have appeared on a red carpet together since That '70s Show in the 2000s.
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Of course, a victory shared can be even sweeter, and the British divers were ecstatic to gain bronze in the men's synchronized 10-meter platform final on the third day of the games.
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Individual peppers and bottles of hot sauce can range in heat quite a bit, because capsaicin amounts aren't identical in each kind of pepper, just like how some strawberries taste sweeter than others.
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As the fruit ripens, the molecule in the peel breaks down and we observe a color change from green to bright yellow -- and we prefer to eat yellow bananas because they are sweeter.
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Both Food52 and Lifehacker advocated for substituting Kewpie mayonnaise—which is a touch sweeter than most commercial American mayonnaise, its flavors more subtle—with Hellmann's, whose flavors have the subtlety of a sledgehammer.
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Arabusta was first grown in the 1960s at the request of Ivory Coast's first President, Felix Houphouet-Boigny, who wanted something sweeter and milder than Robusta, earning it the nickname 'The Presidential Coffee'.
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"You've got kisses sweeter than honey/and I work seven days a week to give you all my/pride and joy," a man sang, in a thin soul voice that exuded genuine delight.
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In fact, after a heavy frost, the sugars in kale transform and make the plant even sweeter, softening some of the bitter, vegetal edge the greens can have when grown in warmer weather.
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After generations of always eating the sweetest and biggest fruit and then unintentionally sowing the seeds, the fruit changed, got reliably bigger and sweeter, closer to the apples we are familiar with today.
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Pair a pastéis de nata with one of the lesser-known specialties, like the award-winning Torresmo do Céu, a sweeter cousin of the egg tart featuring a rich almond-and-citrus filling.
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At the time, Coca-Cola replaced its century-old formula with a sweeter drink, only to put "Classic Coke" back on the shelves less than three months later, after facing angry customer complaints.
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That the victory came on the road in Phillips' old stomping ground just made it sweeter, and the architect of Denver's Super Bowl-winning defense two years ago was given a game ball.
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The main difference with prosecco is that there is lower pressure required during the carbonation process, which takes place in a stainless steel tank, resulting in a sweeter, frothier, more finely-bubbled beverage.
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Curry — closer to Indian than Southeast Asian, but mellower and sweeter — is made with bricks of roux from Japan, to which Mr. Oda adds "a lot of onion," he said with a laugh.
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Jollibee's has a gilded sleeve of bubbled crust and a filling no sweeter than need be; take one home, crisp it in the oven the next day, and it still makes life complete.
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"And the waves come in and they're golden/ But down in the deep the honey is sweeter" Robyn sings on the album's title track, which, doesn't that sound immediately so comforting and good?
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If you prefer your chocolate with a sweeter kick, the milk chocolate variety is for you — but the dark chocolate variety is likely just as delicious, so why not go halvsies on both flavors?
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For something that's slightly sweeter without being cloying, Chaim Dauermann, beverage director at N.Y.C.'s Gin Palace (where there are about 75 types of the juniper-flavored spirit on offer) created the Sweet Home.
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What I can say for sure, is that fruit flies, the insect our lab uses to understand the genetics of obesity, do seem to love sugar, especially males—most times, the sweeter, the better.
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Shortly after news broke that Jonas's family went to India to meet Chopra's family, the groom-to-be took to Instagram to confirm their engagement with a sweet photo and an even sweeter caption.
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She took to Twitter immediately following the defeat, saying that she was heartbroken for the team, the fans and her family but that the loss would make winning "that much sweeter" down the road.
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"Being in places where you have no control over what is going to happen next all of last year makes it just a lot sweeter and you appreciate it a lot more," he said.
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Knowing this, it's perhaps no surprise that we have been creating hybrid fruits — sweeter, prettier, more gratifying children of two already sweet, pretty and gratifying parents — for as long as history has been recorded.
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Recipes: Creamy Corn Pasta With Basil | More Corn Dishes And to Drink ... Corn, which seems to have gotten much sweeter over the years, can be difficult to pair with wine because of that sweetness.
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The soft, jazzy tune — which has a reference to Lou Reed's classic "Walk on the Wild Side" — makes the lyrics about love and looking at the bright side of things all the more sweeter.
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In paintings like "Fatty" (2006) and "The Darker the Berry, The Sweeter the Juice" (2015), Taylor's subjects are so dark that they appear, as they often do in a Marshall canvas, almost as silhouettes.
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Today, the fruits of that link-up are in the world, and they're made even sweeter by the fact that Uchis' sonic sibling and previous collaborator Tyler, the Creator, is also in the mix.
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In between, there's the eight-year "Nistru," a sweeter brandy that is made "by women for women" and the nine-year "Doina," a more robust spirit named after a kind of Moldovan folk song.
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But that's not really the goal of apple breeders like Luby, who simply want to create a better apple, regardless of what "better" means — sweeter, more complex, crispier, more appealing, more resistant to oxidation.
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The tartness of the dark cherries, combined with the sweet syrup and creamy ricotta, made me return to the plate again and again, even though my dining companions were enjoying sweeter desserts like tiramisù.
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Traders are prepared to pay near-record premiums for sweeter barrels as new marine fuel regulations from 2020 encourage refiners to switch to crude grades that produce smaller quantities of high-sulphur fuel oil.
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But at least one economist said Trump's willingness to negotiate one-on-one with a company raises the specter that other CEOs would threaten to leave the country in exchange for a sweeter deal.
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It was considered a Western dish and thus pricey, until the late 1950s, when Japanese companies started selling instant curry that produced a dish milder and sweeter than either its British or Indian counterpart.
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