And it's delicious, like a tall glass of unflavored Gatorade.
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Opening Thursday, the eight-story tall glass building holds 27 cars.
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Tall glass windows let you peer out at neighboring buildings in Manhattan.
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Shake briefly and strain into a tall glass filled with fresh ice.
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Wooden planks are still perched along the fronts of tall glass windows.
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Visitors enter through a 20-foot-tall glass cylinder above the auditorium.
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Warm an ice cream scoop slightly in a tall glass of hot water.
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Last year I got matched with a tall glass of sexy on Tinder.
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Think of this as a tall glass of ice water for your hair.
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Once melted, transfer the chocolate to a tall glass, like a juice glass. 4.
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Take off your pants and pour yourself a tall glass of store-brand hooch.
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I made my way to a tall glass window and decided to smash it.
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Stairs lead from the one-car garage to the entrance, a tall glass atrium.
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I go straight into the kitchen and drink a tall glass of room-temperature water.
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This guy posted footage of himself swallowing a gulp of a brew from a tall glass.
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When the press stops, Evans hands me a tall glass filled with a mossy-green liquid.
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Sorry, Leslie Jones, but your "tall glass of almond milk" Colin Jost might be officially unavailable.
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We fully support pouring up a tall glass of wine in the name of self-care.
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My father shook his head and disappeared into the office with a tall glass of vodka.
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Twenty-foot-tall glass panes face the outdoor courtyard, letting natural daylight into the exhibition halls.
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Reagan has another tall glass, but it has something red and perhaps a lemon in it.
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But the dream horse -- a tall glass of water with a confident spirit -- that dream lived on.
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" Michael Huffington, the ex-husband of Arianna, is "a tall glass of water with a weak smile.
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If you have voted, pour yourself a tall glass of your favorite beverage and try to remain calm.
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Like a tall glass of OJ, Morning Show is energizingly bright, tangily pulpy — and freshly squeezed from the headlines.
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It features 20-foot-tall glass panes (the world's largest glass panels) and has room to seat 1,000 people.
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Hibiscus Rosé Mimosa Nothing is more lovely than a hibiscus blossom floating in a tall glass of bubbly rosé.8.
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Kaine appears to have had a tall glass of vinegar; Pence appears to have had some good Southern sweet tea.
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The sounds of my footsteps reverberated off the 22-foot-tall glass walls, a sharp rap dancing back toward me.
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Self-care wine glass We fully support pouring up a tall glass of wine in the name of self-care.
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There's our traditional tomatoey squid cocktel — sometimes shrimp and oysters are added, too — served in a tall glass with saltines.
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His team made a gin-and-juice cocktail with 180 bottles of Hendricks gin in a five-foot-tall glass.
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Fatigue can be a sign of mild dehydration — one easily addressed with a few ice cubes and a tall glass. 5.
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In a tall glass, add equal parts gin and strawberry balsamic shrub and about half the amount of the basil syrup.
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Place cookies on a plate beside the Christmas tree with a tall glass of milk for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve!
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It is a beautifully designed rustic home that is shaped like a cylinder with tall glass windows that open into the outdoors.
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" Then John Oliver got a little more specific when he called Kaine "the human sweater vest," and "a tall glass of Lactaid.
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In the observation deck, hip-height half walls were replaced by 11-feet-tall glass panels, and glass benches have been added.
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While on vacation in Dubrovnik, Croatia, Myla walked right up to the poolside bar and ordered herself a tall glass of milk.
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One would think that Pastor Bolz-Weber's shame-free ethic would be a tall glass of water for a grace-parched soul.
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The tall glass facade and white-cube interior would disappear and the space would lose its more recent identity as an upscale gallery.
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The towering seven-foot-tall glass sculpture toured around the country in late 2015 to advocate for the repeal of the discriminatory ban.
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We met across a small desk in the middle of the restaurant's kitchen, a tall glass of iced tea in her right hand.
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To create your own layered latte, pour hot espresso over a spoon into a tall glass of milk of about the same temperature.
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For dessert, slabs of soft tofu slowly sink in a tall glass of dark cane sugar syrup, topped by swollen sago (tapioca pearls).
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In Game 1, Cleveland picked its poison by staying home on the Splash Brothers, and Livingston poured the Cavs a tall glass of hemlock.
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There are few things we savor more in life than a tall glass of wine (we'll take ours sparkling) and our favorite delicious dessert.
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You can see by the photo that the coach also had a tall glass of milk, because what else is Jim Harbaugh gonna drink?
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For now, though, Roodt leads us in a toast to "freedom," a tall glass of karate water—cheap brandy and Coke—in his hand.
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It's like if you could combine your childhood love of creamsicles with the grown-up feel of a gin drink in a tall glass.
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There's something about drinking a tall glass of plain cow's milk that can feel kind of creepy — or at the very least, bland and tasteless.
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On a Sunday, a roast is most definitely needed—with extra Yorkshire puddings and a tall glass of fiery Bloody Mary to wake me up.
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Yesterday, people were very upset with a tennis fan who was spotted dipping her chicken fingers into a tall glass of Coke on live television.
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And while there may not be a tall glass of milk on the table, it's there in your memory — or at least in your imagination.
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I look forward to cooking — and just as often, I look forward to treating myself to Tex-Mex takeout or a tall glass of wine.
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He also made the unusual request, as it was 9 in the morning, that Mr. Butler consume a tall glass of vodka to establish trust.
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Like nerve gas had laid the architecture out flat, the tall glass columns bloodshot and the booking clerks slumped over, all dead at the till.
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Donhauser says I'd only be able to do this if I could effectively learn to manage my real life stress—a tall glass to fill.
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Vichy Quenching Mineral MaskLike a tall glass of water for your skin, this mask provides a much needed hit of moisture with a satisfying cooling effect.
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"You'll see those open more than you'll see them closed," she added gesturing at the big glass doors set in tall glass archways facing the street.
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That leaves out pretty much every time I go out for coffee in my neighborhood, where it's served (to stay) in a mug or tall glass.
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Next, drink a tall glass of water, and massage the arch of your foot over a tennis ball or golf ball while you brush your teeth.
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Birks maintains a retail presence, linked to the lobby through tall glass doors; at 7,500 square feet, the store is about a third the original's size.
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If I'd expected the parfait of chocolate and amarena cherries to be a layered dessert served in a tall glass, like other parfaits, I was wrong.
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The theater is a 20-foot-tall glass cylinder, 165 feet in diameter, with a metallic carbon-fiber roof and a wide path completely surrounding it.
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Back then, her hair resembled a tall glass of rosé, leaving a few pieces of her natural color throughout to give the look a more realistic feel.
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Some of them will try to do so from the tall glass buildings in New York and DC, but in November, 2016, that model seems a failure.
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Just a few feet to the left of the window was a tall glass-fronted cabinet, its shelves stacked with Chinese jade artifacts worth millions of pounds.
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"Tall glass of water first, sure, to get rid of the toxins, but then you have to have a nice assortment of food groups," my mother added.
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We're in the midst of the holiday season, and if you're feeling anything like we are then you're likely ready for a nice, tall glass of spiked eggnog.
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The ground floor will include the lobby, a private gated driveway and some retail space, and will have tall glass windows joined together by mullions of cable wire.
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There were cucumber pickles and beet pickles and green tomato pickles, and glass bowls on tall glass stems were full of red tomato preserves and wild-chokecherry jelly.
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But it's full of the architect's folds, crinkles and sail-like forms inside, allowing voyeuristic glimpses (particularly at night) through the entry facade's 80-foot-tall glass wall.
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My breakfast order consisted of three slices of thick-cut French toast, two juicy sausages, a medley of plump berries and a tall glass of freshly squeezed orange juice.
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There's also a 1,000-seat auditorium, named after founder Steve Jobs, which features a dramatic 20-foot-tall glass cylinder with a metallic carbon fiber roof at its entrance.
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Osbourne boldly stepped out onto The Talk stage carrying a "tall glass of lemonade," likely referencing Beyoncé's recent music video event centered on a story about an unfaithful husband.
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Check out the birds-eye view and see if you can spot the The Steve Jobs Theater — a 20-foot-tall glass cylinder with a metallic carbon-fiber roof.
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These two seem pretty solid, and if Leslie Jones couldn't successfully pull her "tall glass of almond milk" away from Che, we're guessing Johansson won't be able to either.
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More sympathetically, however, I think that Wilmarth's Space Age aesthetic — once trailblazing — today runs the risk of looking like contemporary commercial design: clean industrial lines and tall glass windows.
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Trump has been photographed multiple times with a tall glass of soda on his desk, including when speaking with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Australian Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull.
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Then, she added bright red fruit punch to the bowl, stirred her concoction, made a sandwich, and proceeded to dip that sandwich into a tall glass of fruit punch. No!
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And while we're sure you've got some pretty good DIY headache remedies (A tall glass of Pedialyte, anyone?), you might not know how to get your skin back in shape.
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At the intersection of all these global and local influences is the Dirty Borscht, a tall glass of chilled red bouillon fortified with horseradish vodka; it's a delectable hangover elixir.
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I surprised them and said, 'I love that Austrian style—beautiful, bubbly in a tall glass that looks like a golden volcano bubbling up from the middle of the Earth.
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It's going to be warm again before we know it, and you can find us channeling our inner Lizzo with a nice, tall glass of freshly pressed juice all summer.
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The lobby was dressed in dark wood and rich fabrics, and directly across was an indoor reflecting pond, filled with tall greenery soaring high into the tall glass-enclosed atrium.
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And make no mistake, the Xperia 13 — along with the more budget-friendly Xperia 10 and 10 Plus, which also will have 21:9 displays — is a tall glass of water.
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"Odaiba's complex environment of pedestrians, vehicle traffic, diverse road infrastructure and tall glass buildings provide a challenging setting in which to demonstrate the capabilities of Toyota's automated driving technology," Toyota says.
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The only issue, Capo says, is that it's nearly impossible to heat because of the eight uninsulated, historically protected, single-pane 11-foot-tall glass windows that line the southern wall.
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"Since I'm always the bad guy, it's important for me to emphasize: these were versions of us," Mr. D'Agata said, over a tall glass of ice tea, with a pained smile.
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"If you grow up in Queens, this is the place you start your drinking life," said Artie Freer, 211, one of Mr. Gargan's customers (hard cider, tall glass) at Bourbon Street.
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His greatest mark on Boston is the Hancock building, an 800-foot-tall glass parallelogram that towers over Trinity Church, a beloved Romanesque edifice by the 933th-century architect Henry Hobson Richardson.
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Entering the wide stage, carrying a tall glass full of clear liquid, she bounced a bit to the music as she made her way to the stool and mike stand in the spotlight.
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Types of red wine glassesStandard red wine glass: Mostly used for Cabernet, Merlot, Bordeaux, or similar varietals, this tall glass has a full sized bowl that tapers a little bit at the top.
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In addition to his dimly lit performance clips, there's also unsettling activities in a red room—a la Twin Peaks—that somehow seems to feature knife play and a tall glass of milk.
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It takes all the difficulty and annoyance out of cleaning windows, and if you have some particularly tall glass, you won't have to bust out the ladder to make them crystal-clear anymore.
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Everett Dirksen of Illinois requested a tall glass of milk for his lunch, explaining that "water becomes pretty thin after a period of time," according to the Senate procedure rules for debate. Sen.
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Neil DeGrasse Tyson serving Bill Maher a big tall glass of Shut The Fuck Up. (screenshot from HBO)Every Friday night comedian Bill Maher puts on a show with an interesting mix of guests.
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New Zealand soul swingers Electric Wire Hustle's Aeons EP remains as refreshing as a tall glass of lemonade on a summer Sunday, and the new video for Aeons highlight "March" is more of the same.
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In "The Democratic Club," Mr. Thomas painted Barack Obama with a tall glass of beer, sitting among a polo-clad John F. Kennedy, a cigarette-smoking Franklin D. Roosevelt and other Democrats of White Houses past.
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The foyer leads to a living room with an ornate fireplace and chandelier, and tall glass doors that open to a large covered terrace with an ornamental tile floor typical of Baden-Baden, Mr. Klein said.
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The center of the dump, where cranes compact industrial waste, looks like a warzone—a dusty, filthy, deafeningly far cry from the glittery sheen of Hong Kong, where tycoons and traders move money in tall glass towers.
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There must have been chocolates and lollipops and squares of pâte de fruits (gummy bears' ritzy relatives), but I had eyes only for the tall, glass, footed apothecary jars with lids shaped like the Kremlin's pointy domes.
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Read these stories next:Read This Before Using Eye Cream In Your 20s These Eye Creams Are Like A Tall Glass Of Water For Dry, Flaky SkinI Drank A Gallon Of Water A Day For Better Skin & Here's What Happened
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Maria Ashley, 49, a spectator, said few people around her realized anything had happened because several tall glass towers on the New Jersey side of the water blocked a view of the parachutist as he went into the river.
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The problem is that it&aposs spitting all this flavor into the air but your tall glass if you fill it most of the way up, all the flavor molecules just basically escape out of the glass and disappears.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Biniam Alemeneh's father was a construction worker, but the 16-year-old Ethiopian student dreamed of becoming an engineer, inspired by his country's booming economy and the tall glass buildings mushrooming around his home city of Addis Ababa.
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The first store with the new look — a two-story location in San Francisco's Union Square that will open to the public on Saturday — has 42-foot-tall glass doors that slide open to expose the interior to the street.
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We already know that Sheeran's appearance is because Maisie's a Sheeran Superfan and he doesn't die, so maybe we'll get a Sheeran-sung version of "The Rains of Castamere" while Arya drowns her sorrows in a tall glass of Dornish wine.
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These are the arms of someone's particularly active father, the kind of dad who does homemade masonry projects over the weekend, likes to get a good sweat going, and quench it with a nice, tall glass of cool, sugary lemonade.
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The evidence of his fandom is this hilarious commentary: We won't judge, but that sentence could use a few more commas, JB. Without them, it looks like Bieber enjoys a nice tall glass of Chad milk after a long day.
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Photo ops are also available under a glow-in-the-dark tree, next to a giant marijuana leaf meant to represent an edible gummy and by a 24-foot-tall glass bong that's dubbed "Bongzilla" and billed as the world's largest.
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Würstkuche: Very few simple edible pleasures in life can rival chowing down on a mountain of golden-brown, twice-fried pomme frites; a juicy grilled sausage on top of a bun; and a tall glass, filled to the brim, with a great ale.
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Designed in collaboration with Foster + Partners, Apple's new 175-acre campus is a feat of engineering, with its Steve Jobs Theatre — a 1000-seat auditorium which is entered via a 20-foot-tall glass cylinder which supports a metallic carbon-fiber roof.
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Tell you what: It'd be nice to bake the great American chef Larry Forgione's recipe for his grandmother's chocolate cake this weekend, and to revel in its simple, layered deliciousness, the perfect accompaniment to a tall glass of cold, organic whole milk.
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Designed by local artist Mark Fuller, this tribute features a three-story-tall, bent steel column from the World Trade Center's South Tower, rising above a landscaped garden, a brick walkway, and 8-foot-tall glass panels etched with the names of 9/11 victims.
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Designed by local artist Mark Fuller, this tribute features a three-story-tall, bent steel column from the World Trade Center's South Tower, rising above a landscaped garden, a brick walkway, and 8-foot-tall glass panels etched with the names of 93/11 victims.
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Credit...CreditMartin Tessler for The New York Times VANCOUVER, British Columbia — A pioneer in high-density urban development, Vancouver is famous for its approach to city planning, heavy on tall glass towers perched atop low-rise podiums interspersed by parks and low-rise buildings.
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The Dearly Departed: Krystal, Jenna, Chelsea Lauren Count: One tall glass of (coconut) milk named Lauren B. Read These Stories Next: The Hottest Movie Sex Scenes, Ever (NSFW) The True Story Behind This Scary MemeThe Sex and the City Episodes Were All Based On Real Sexcapades
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Image: BBCChina, conceiver of large, ambitious, and often terrifying new infrastructure projects, has decided to build another opportunity for its citizens to stare into the abyss of mortality very tall glass bridge, despite the fact that the last one wasn't as strong as some people hoped.
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Laced with magic, mystery, mythology and the marvelous music of Lin-Manuel Miranda, Moana is like a tall glass of good-mood juice that will all but guarantee a day or two of family harmony and impromptu sing-a-long this Thanksgiving weekend and far, far beyond.
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Taken together, the parade of faces could be seen as a retro equivalent to Crown Fountain in nearby Millennium Park, which mesmerizes visitors with its shifting video close-ups of some 1,000 contemporary Chicagoans of all ages, races and ethnicities, projected on two 50-foot-tall glass towers.
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GAVI alliance turns to startups and new technology to boost immunization At the very top of a tall glass building, in a room overlooking Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc, a group of entrepreneurs are working on new ways to get vaccines to the people who need them most.
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The commute wasn't bad, though, and there was a beautiful, orange-yolked egg for breakfast, nestled in a piece of toast — what some call a Guy Kibbee, after the actor, who made the dish in a film — and a tall glass of cold-brewed coffee to go with it.
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The commute wasn't bad, though, and there was a beautiful, orange-yolked egg for breakfast, nestled in a piece of toast — what some call a Guy Kibbee, after the actor, who made the dish in a film — and a tall glass of cold-brewed coffee to go with it.
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Others have found that signals from the liver may help dictate our dietary choices, particularly our cravings for sweets, like a ripe peach or a tall glass of Newman's Own Virgin Limeade — which our local supermarket chain has, to our personal devastation, suddenly stopped selling, so please, liver, get a grip.
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Mr. McCain, 81, is still in the fight, struggling with the grim diagnosis he received last summer: He has been leading conference calls with his staff in a strained voice, grinding out three-hour physical therapy sessions and rewarding himself most days with a tall glass of Absolut Elyx on ice.
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In a recent interview in his office on the second floor of the Capitol behind the empty House chamber, Mr. Straus sat on a sofa with a tall glass of ice water and calmly paused for several seconds when asked whether Texas had shifted further to the far right since 2009.
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Before they left the chapel, all of the chiefs in attendance were asked to remove one of the gold anchors pinned to their collars — their rank insignia — and deposit it in a tall glass vase held by one of their sisters-in-arms who stood facing them as they walked past.
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Würstkuche3 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90013(213) 687-4444 Very few simple edible pleasures in life can rival chowing down on a mountain of golden-brown, twice-fried pommes frites; a juicy grilled sausage on top of a bun; and a tall glass, filled to the brim, with a great ale.
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"I don't think they would have expected some consumer uncertainty around vapor coinciding with the launch of Iqos in the U.S." Iqos is formally being launched Friday in Atlanta, where Altria has opened an airy new Iqos store with tall glass windows and light wood in a corner of Lenox Square mall.
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You can wash down your triple-win semi-burger with a tall glass of half-almond, half-dairy milk from Live Real Farms, which insists that their new beverage, out last summer, "might be the most purely perfect blend of milk ever"—a claim that's likely true because it also appears to be the first such milk blend.
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Since Atla ambled up to the corner of Lafayette and Great Jones Streets this spring, all the people who run to every new opening in town have been telling me they want to eat chilaquiles for breakfast there; they want the chicken enchiladas for lunch; they want to hide from the afternoon sun with a tall glass of iced tepache, a tingling, off-dry agua fresca Atla makes by letting sugar ferment with pineapple rinds.
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For the up and comers of country music, from Whitey Morgan to Jonny Fritz, who are following in the footsteps his worn out boots have left behind; for the real country music fans who feel as out of place at Country USA as they would at Coachella; for anyone who just wants an honest country song on the jukebox while they drown the workday with a cold beer and a tall glass of whiskey, this is some good news indeed.
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