It tastes like chicken, and not just because everything tastes like chicken.
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Just like my tastes in art, my tastes in movies, food, drink.
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Tastes of Gowanus, $20 for four tastes, $50 for 11 from tastesofbrooklyn.com.
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Yellowtail -- Whatever the wine tastes like, the company's ad tastes bor-ring.
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Their tastes are not what you would think of as kid tastes.
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Some of the tastes are familiar, and some of the tastes are surprising.
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If the Salvation Burger tastes like a steakhouse, this one tastes like America.
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I couldn't fixate on my tastes; I had to consider all our tastes.
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But they also see me as a sort of static being, my tastes are my tastes.
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One tastes Middle Eastern, and one tastes like it was born out of a New York deli.
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Tastes are developed from young based on what you're fed, and that helps perpetuate local tastes, he said.
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We're offering to people that are confident in their own tastes ... and the buyer can affect their own tastes.
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Most people, including me, think Slim-Fast tastes like chalk, but I was already practiced in acquiring acquired tastes.
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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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When a wine no longer tastes like a grape and tastes like a place instead, that is memorable. 4.
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Of the four, only the chipotle rolled tortilla tastes distinct from the other chips – and it truly tastes like chipotle.
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If it tastes weak, up your coffee dose or use less water and vice versa if it tastes too strong.
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And while cats still like Meow Mix today, some of their other tastes have changed, like their tastes in music.
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Somebody figured out that a combination of mustard greens and collards tastes better than either one of them tastes alone.
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So it tastes really fresh, it tastes really good, and I think the falafel itself is the best in the city.
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The more specific consumer tastes get, the more the companies can exploit their ability to cater to those tastes without competition.
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I like all different kinds, but I do have very particular tastes, and I want to satisfy those tastes as a filmmaker.
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The blue tastes like lavender, the green like basil, the red like tomato, and the yellow just tastes like plain old cheese.
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Immigrants brought tastes for the foods of their homelands, and in some cases (like avocados and mangoes) these tastes have became mainstream.
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There's a lot of demand for a product that tastes just like meat, and a lot less demand for one that tastes kinda like meat.
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My oil has gotten much much better, but at the beginning it was like, Oh my God, this tastes nasty—it literally tastes like brown sludge.
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A way to think about this is that tastes have become transparent, whereas for the vast majority of art and journalism history, tastes were extremely opaque.
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But as that audience grows confidence in their tastes, those tastes will take on distinctiveness and character that cannot be catered to by a single service.
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The Oatmeal Cookie flavor tastes like you're dunking a cookie in milk, while the Caramel Apple Crumble tastes like a colder version of the real thing.
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You see… (Ringer voice)… I'd much rather construct a worldview of the industry that explains away my tastes rather than simply acknowledging that my tastes are substandard.
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The Office for National Statistics said the moves reflected the increasing popularity of counter-culture tastes of "hipsters" who prefer more obscure tastes, such as independently produced alcohol.
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Those who use the platform regularly will in turn get more accurate results attuned to their general tastes, not unlike how many music-streaming platforms learn your tastes.
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You hit it with some salt and pepper and that thing tastes like … velvet probably doesn't taste very good, but it feels like velvet and tastes like deliciousness.
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Our intuition that tastes are intuitive, that they are just "our tastes," and spring from our own personal genome, has been disproved repeatedly by psychologists and market researchers.
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American pastors, imams and rabbis have spent endless amounts of time trying to cater to millennials' tastes, or at least what they perceive to be millennials' tastes: Coffee bars.
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" - Shani, 37 "Rosé tastes like cold, tart piss.
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Sometimes, people tell me things along the lines of, "Coconut La Croix tastes like sunscreen," and I don't even think they're wrong, but as it turns out, sunscreen tastes very good.
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The better we get at figuring out how individual tastes work, the better we can also get at replicating those tastes in artificial sweeteners, so that they don't taste quite so artificial.
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But that time has provided me with an up-close look at not just how the industry is changing but how people's tastes, and the culture those tastes create, have changed with it.
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So the idea of letting cinema fracture into something mainly bent on entertaining individual tastes (or, at best, the tastes of the people who can sit together in a living room) is anathema.
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Celis: As long as there&aposs going to be artists producing, there&aposs always going to be sort of shifts in tendencies and tastes, I would say also, in tastes in the market.
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One of the coffees they get tastes like blood, almost.
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Mr. Darcy said smells and tastes were also being developed.
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The line is eternally long, and the espresso tastes burnt.
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I tentatively take a few bites and it tastes funky.
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"His tastes were our abominations: ours his," the narrator observes.
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The chocolate they use tastes so great, like nothing else.
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It tastes okay, but the broccoli is a bit mushy.
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Brands designed watches, clothes and other goods for Chinese tastes.
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As for me, I'm a simple man of simple tastes.
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This argument is a little too cute for my tastes.
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Solution: Make this dip that tastes like creamy chocolate cheesecake!
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Come through with that "My tastes are very singular" realness!
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But how can it avoid a hangover as tastes change?
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"It tastes a little too much of chocolate," she admits.
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That mixture doesn't exactly sound like it tastes like wine.
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Spotify: hey, we make playlists catered to your unique tastes.
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Everything tastes like chocolate (w/ the texture of avocado) pic.twitter.
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Firms must respond to changes in customer tastes and technology.
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"It tastes like winning," she told a reporter from E!
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Everything tastes better when it's burned over flames, especially marshmallows.
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Right: A young girl tastes a pie mixture on Dec.
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Can shared musical tastes help you find the right date?
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James Corden's Harvey Weinstein jokes are not to everyone's tastes.
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"It tastes like insecticide," he told the staff in Slack.
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This tastes like Diet Coke mixed with regular orange soda.
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But no, we have very different characters and music tastes.
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"[It's] a metaphor for our changing tastes," Stewart tells me.
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The ads seem to reflect Mr. Cruz's own comic tastes.
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Sometimes they like the same things, but their tastes diverge.
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That's the thing: as a generation, their tastes are eclectic.
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Coffee out of a Liberal Tears mug just tastes better.
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Distinctive local tastes have become a feature of the market.
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I know what hell looks, tastes, like, and smells like.
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Cooking definitely brightens me up, and the food tastes amazing!
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Media companies love to pander to our tastes and wallets.
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In the past few years, people's boozy tastes have evolved.
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We're all born liking certain tastes and disliking certain others.
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"Don't think about what it tastes like," he told us.
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That site focuses on connecting people with similar musical tastes.
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As Natasha grows up, her tastes may become more sophisticated.
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If it tastes good on first puff, then, it is.
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It tastes overwhelmingly like strawberry and, unfortunately, a little artificial.
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Before it was more about convenience and what tastes good.
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It's worth remembering, though, that consumer tastes can change quickly.
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Because our tastes are different, what we value is different.
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The more adventurous tastes of younger Chinese are fuelling demand.
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The recipient knows their own tastes better than you do.
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Fields told us, "It always tastes better than it looks."
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Layera says it's hard to describe what piure tastes like.
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But for those on the other side, victory tastes sweet.
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They want wine that tastes good and doesn't cost much.
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It's still fun to be involved and everything tastes great!
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It really just tastes like beer with a salty aftertaste.
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"It smells like almonds and tastes like cherry", she says.
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It tastes similar to fried rice and is very healthy.
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Because out tastes are different, what we value is different.
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It's so hot it almost tastes like poison at first.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Corporate activism tastes different in China.
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Or, really, for that matter, the tastes of an adult.
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But the grain is mostly useless if it tastes gross.
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The silky, smooth coffee tastes best with cream and sugar.
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Snakes are lean creatures, and the meat tastes like it.
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My musical tastes have become broader and, well, more black.
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It tastes like salt, like the smell of the sea.
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The Grapple is an apple that tastes like a grape.
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"This tastes so much better," the mom of three says.
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In fact, it's a little too opulent for my tastes.
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The cleanup is effortless and the coffee just tastes better.
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Gunn has adapted the clanger for modern tastes and lifestyles.
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According to Starbucks employees, the drink tastes like banana candy.
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Can you describe what their pastrami tastes like to me?
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Evidence of moviegoers' changing tastes isn't just at the multiplex.
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Meanwhile, Energibajer tastes like a real beer because it's fermented.
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As John Travolta noted in "Pulp Fiction," bacon tastes good.
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Is there something that ties stoners music tastes together, though?
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Newspapers nowadays know a lot more about their customers' tastes.
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"It looks disgusting and it tastes heavenly," Mr. D'Imperio said.
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We're also discovering what else peanut butter tastes good on.
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Tetrazzini can be irresistible, even to those with snobby tastes.
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Second to that, it's great if the food tastes good.
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This is an excellent whitening toothpaste that tastes minty fresh.
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But Dubuffet's greatness lies in his frustration of elite tastes.
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This tastes like fresh lemons, but also it's sweet, too.
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Tastes change over time, whether music, books, film or wine.
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Her musical tastes gravitated toward Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift.
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As for how it tastes... I'm told it's not good.
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It was just a little too firm for my tastes.
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You know how many tastes and meats are in there?
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Not only does it look impressive, it tastes amazing, too.
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Honestly, the brew at work tastes better, which is crazy.
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Beer, drunk in this state, tastes like the sweetest nectar.
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It tastes slightly bitter, so you take a closer look.
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That's like advertising you know what prison meatloaf tastes like.
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It's so delicious and it tastes like a tropical beach.
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It doesn't disappoint — and tastes even better when mom pays.
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We are really curious to know what it tastes like!
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But at some point in the early 1940s, Hughes's tastes
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This tastes almost exactly like a McChicken, but slightly worse.
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Everything tastes fresh and flavorful, and a little something extra.
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Everything tastes fresh and flavorful, and a little something extra.
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This slider smells and tastes exactly like a meaty steak.
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But weed is too far too unpredictable for their tastes.
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The prosecutors first showcased evidence about Mr. Manafort's extravagant tastes.
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As an example, the bottom tastes different from the top.
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It tastes so strong and beefy, but it's just beetroot.
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" "As I've grown up, my tastes have changed a lot.
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Mr. Mueller has already had strong tastes of these attacks.
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I hope you can cater to their eclectic musical tastes.
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I dont have extravagant tastes, and I never have had.
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The restaurant has always had expensive tastes but modest means.
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Döner kebab tastes way better in Germany than in Turkey.
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Döner kebab tastes way better in Germany than in Turkey.
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It tastes like Sprite, but with rotten grapes in it.
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And feel free to alter the recipe to your tastes.
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LONDON — It's orange, fizzy and tastes like liquid bubble gum.
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But what I love best is the way it tastes.
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It's just a round, baked bread that tastes like nothing.
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These are the tastes of summer — iconic, indelible, reliably delicious.
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It also offers cooks new possibilities for tastes and textures.
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But as consumer tastes change, millennials are embracing upstart brands.
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Or a breath of air that tastes like Swedish fish.
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It figures that a kid's sandwich would suit Johnston's tastes.
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The rapist is a man of unique tastes, an iconoclast.
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I found myself craving little tastes of routine and normalcy.
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The ingredients have been tweaked to appeal to American tastes.
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The cassava had come from Africa, imported by Bantu Tastes.
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Sure, it's a pretty burger, but it also tastes great.
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Next to the genuine article, it tastes like a compromise.
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"It doesn't necessarily taste 'good,' it tastes 'interesting,'" he said.
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"Everything that tastes good, she was interested in it," Mrs.
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But consumer tastes have changed in the last five years.
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If it doesn't suit your tastes, read it again, slowly.
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I think Greek olive oil almost tastes like heavy cream.
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"Tastes like camping," a bearded gentleman in buffalo check says.
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For a lot of people, it tastes of June itself.
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It tastes buttery and creamy without the presence of either.
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"Tastes like it's been sitting in plastic," sniffed another. 593.
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The company has struggled to adapt to changing beer tastes.
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I wonder if my tastes are maturing as I age.
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I don't think anything tastes better in the next day.
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"MCD's New Crispy Chicken Sandwich Tastes Really Good!" he added.
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"Imagine your favorite meal — it tastes great," Mr. Barham said.
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Club members represent a range of nationalities, religions — and tastes.
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It tastes deep, like being privy to someone else's memory.
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Trump's suit was simply an expression of her personal tastes.
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For me, Where the Water Tastes Like Wine felt different.
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It tastes good, and to him that's all that matters.
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Despite its long shelf life, customers say it tastes delicious.
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And thanks to changing tastes, it's now (slightly) more affordable.
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If your tastes skew more toward fiction, consider short stories.
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Every bite tastes like an acai bowl topped with Nutella.
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Boil about 2 hours or until the broth tastes delicious.
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So, of course that tastes really good with grilled figs.
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Mr. Peskowitz jokingly refers to himself as "poor man with expensive tastes or an expensive man with simple tastes," which is one way of saying he favors a strenuously hybridized version of high-low attire.
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My tastes go all the way from Baroque to punk rock.
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It tastes like a crunchy Andes mint and I love it.
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The blueberry old-fashioned tastes like the greatest pop tart ever.
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I heat up leftover lentil curry, and it still tastes good!
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The final concoction tastes like a campfire—in a good way.
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Or at least it tastes just like beer from that era.
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Wondering what the hell that means or, more importantly, tastes like?
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I like to shoot people who share my tastes and eccentricities.
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Or rather, your tastes as near as Netflix can predict them.
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It's hard to describe because it tastes uniquely like, well, itself.
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The long tail is always there for people with eclectic tastes.
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That tang of guilt is how my own immigrant privilege tastes.
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Click through to find out what each carton really tastes like.
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" "You can see what it feels like, smells like, tastes like.
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Shifting musical tastes are just one factor contributing to Warped's decline.
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It ain't about what it looks like, it's how it tastes.
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I, uh, just licked one and can confirm: TASTES BAD MAN.
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Obviously people have different tastes, and not everything is for everybody.
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Now consumers' changing tastes may do more than Eurocrats ever could.
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Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson is a man of simple tastes.
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This newspaper takes no view as to whether quinoa tastes nice.
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Dish after dish showed an optimal balance of ingredients and tastes.
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"Hey, that tastes pretty good," he says, going back for more.
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"It's like a Venn diagram," Jen says of their music tastes.
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The less you touch the fish, the better it tastes. 4.
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Many travelers can find comfort in the familiar tastes of home.
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Or will he wear it to align with more mainstream tastes?
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" What's more, she adds, "It certainly couldn't hurt and tastes delicious.
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There is a distinctive divide in the tastes of Razzouk's clientele.
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For Ahmed, who sells bread at market price, bread tastes bitter.
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The company hopes to be on the forefront of changing tastes.
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The pattern is regarded as a bellwether of shifting national tastes.
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"You need people who can really understand local tastes," he counsels.
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We want a cheap, fast, custom, fresh pizza that tastes good.
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There are different flavors; a lot of it tastes like banana.
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In essence, the flavor tastes like a deconstructed and frozen s'mores.
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It tastes sweet and a bit waxy, like a protein bar.
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So what's a broke girl with sophisticated sipping tastes to do?
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Their personal preferences and personal tastes are totally up to them.
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Unfortunately, her cinematic tastes leave a little something to be desired.
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I'm disappointed in the dessert though; it's cheesecake, but tastes frozen.
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Food trends and people's tastes and eating habits are rather homogenous.
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Ratliff's musical mind is as sharp as his musical tastes are
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You know, so many things play into your tastes and sensibilities.
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The Dancing Baby was one of our first tastes of virality.
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By which I mean, it tastes quite a lot like onion.
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One casualty of changing consumer tastes in alcohol beverages is rum.
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We're often quick to dismiss the music tastes of small children.
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Let me spare you the anticipation: It tastes like liquid Crocs.
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It tastes like alcohol—it hits the back of your throat.
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But plant-derived milk products have different nutritional profiles and tastes.
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Sorry but it just never tastes as good from the machine.
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It tastes a heck of a lot different than it looks.
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It's a simple dish that looks as good as it tastes.
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This bread tastes like heaven, but eating it might feel sacrilegious.
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The calories are the same but gin tastes so much better.
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Tomato soup is the first course and it tastes pretty sweet.
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I can tell you this much: the water tastes the same.
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Have you ever really thought about what a cloud tastes like?
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Watch Day 2 – Gilad Who hasn't wondered what sand tastes like?
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It still tastes very French, especially with the goat cheese toasts.
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"It tastes like home," said Tara, whose parents emigrated from Haiti.
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Bach's scores leave much to the choices and tastes of performers.
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Sure, it tastes great, too, but that's almost beside the point.
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It tastes good neat, and even better with a little ice.
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Is it totally realistic for a variety of tastes and lifestyles?
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The Good Tastes Study was designed to tease such mysteries apart.
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His sister joins, and I order chicken mofongo, which tastes amazing.
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Part of this is to cater to different tastes and moods.
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The pasta my boyfriend made smells AMAZING, and tastes even better.
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In the last century, American tastes in homes have changed dramatically.
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Sydney:It almost tastes like the best version of McDonald's soft serve.
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And the ruffled edge makes it look as good it tastes.
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I'd say that the real meat sausage sandwich still tastes better.
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So is it the responsibility of chefs to steer diners' tastes?
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All of this is variable based on your tastes, of course.
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My review of the Blend 17 vegemite - tastes the goddamn same.
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And so plush that it almost kind of tastes like ricotta.
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A garnish of chopped herbs hides all and tastes good, too.
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I love the Oasis, but it's too rich for my tastes.
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Every bite of this sandwich tastes as good as the last.
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This colorful platter looks and tastes luxurious, but is exceedingly light.
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Your favorites will further help your stylist figure out your tastes.
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Traditional retailers are struggling to adapt to the change in tastes.
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Her tastes may have been basic, but Shosh was anything but.
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New York is an expensive city, and Beck has expensive tastes.
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The end result tastes like a cherry cordial in liquid form.
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He had expensive tastes in clothes, favoring name-brand polo shirts.
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With such bourgeois tastes, Lozada is an unlikely seeming Marxist revolutionary.
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Until, that is, he tastes some red bean paste she's made.
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But it tastes pretty decent, like a markedly sweet Old Fashioned.
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We are not responsible for our tastes, our penchants, our inclinations.
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More importantly, customers seem to think it tastes pretty damn good.
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Touching on that: Your tastes are varied and your influences wide.
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I can't believe I improvised a sauce that tastes so good!
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It didn't make any sense—if it tastes good, use it.
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It tastes like a tropical fruit milkshake for the most part.
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Tastes ranged in intensity through notes of sweet, sour, and bitter.
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It would also launch localized menus to cater to different tastes.
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Surprisingly, the very thing that smells like chocolate tastes like condoms.
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Don't waste your precious time on candy that tastes like disappointment.
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Did you alter your performance in any way to bridge tastes?
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But if you have more earthbound tastes, there are other options.
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I think that Rasplyn incorporates all of those tastes into one.
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Another key point is that it tastes really foul to me.
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This recipe is made to be altered to your personal tastes.
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Ever since, Soutine has occupied a blind spot in contemporary tastes.
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Best of all, it tastes great without any off-putting aftertaste.
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Voltaire read alone tastes very different from Voltaire read alongside Calvino.
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They're also some of the main reasons good food tastes good.
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"Sushi tastes like power chords on acoustic guitar," she answered. Excellent!
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Sounds can register in your consciousness as colors, colors as tastes.
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It sounds bizarre, tastes wonderful: silky, tangy, crunchy and very fresh.
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Early in the pregnancy they can recognize and distinguish between tastes.
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Yet he also had no love for imperially controlled artistic tastes.
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Do I call it fan service when creators satisfy my tastes?
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Almost everything tastes a little better when it's been fire-kissed.
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Peruvian tastes have a new home on the Upper East Side.
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But the characters' musical tastes are vivid reflections of their characters.
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"It means our water tastes smoother, crisper, and silkier," she says.
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The result tastes to me of promise, of what's to come.
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The metaphor may be fancy, but members' tastes often are not.
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Like Dimetapp, love tastes strange, is intoxicating, and can induce disorientation.
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We have similar tastes in books, the same sense of humor.
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In other instances, the company is tailoring it for local tastes.
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Netanyahu has exploited her husband's office to finance her opulent tastes.
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But his artistic tastes and priorities have been less well known.
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" She waited a beat and said: "And this tastes very good.
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"It tastes like medicine," some of my friends told me. Wrong!
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I don't get the texture quite right but it tastes good.
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Each crispy cookie tastes of the perfect amount of seasonal spices.
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Additionally, Stones fans are already well-known for having expensive tastes.
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We put real ingredients in, consumers say, 'Hey, it tastes good.
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Or a burger that tastes like a human—a brain burger!
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While the rest won't drink it because it tastes like syphilis.
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Ty's executives wanted to know Osborne's opinion on her customers' tastes.
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The creme doesn't taste deliciously chocolatey, but it tastes chocolatey nonetheless.
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The cookie itself also tastes like it's flavored with maple syrup.
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But the dishes were a dizzying array of tastes and textures.
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You'd be surprised how great soup tastes on a winter morning.
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I'm very particular in my food, and it tastes so good.
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The seafood can be varied to suit your market and tastes.
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"It tastes better, it's sweeter," said Angel Guerra, an 11th grader.
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Guy drinking it tells me it tastes "Malibu-y, citrusy." pic.twitter.
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And sometimes whole sectors go away as tastes or technology change.
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"Resetting the Table: Food and Our Changing Tastes," through Sunday, Nov.
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His musical tastes were broad, and he was already resisting pigeonholes.
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It tastes as sweet as tomatoes, and the oil is incredible.
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If your tastes run more toward beer, no luck there either.
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Also unappetizing to Viennese tastes was "Die Neger," Salieri's final opera.
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"Let me know how my dust tastes, all right?" she said.
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"By the fourth day, an apple tastes like candy," Alpert said.
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Conte's teenage musical tastes were not cool in any conventional sense.
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Still, the television landscape has changed, and so have Bill's tastes.
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Everyone has different tastes, and board gamers are a finicky lot.
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" And then quickly followed it up, exclaiming, "Oh, that tastes awful!
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"When it comes to skating we have similar tastes," Virtue said.
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It is vegan, and it tastes like tapioca flavored with coconut.
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Each delivery comes with four bottles, designed to match your tastes.
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He's another insomniac with very similar tastes in literature to mine.
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Probably because their pizza tastes like the box it came in.
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Customer: Tastes like stuff that we use to eat growing up.
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McDonald's menus vary around the world to better suit local tastes.
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Yeah, it tastes so good, but it's so hard to chew.
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Other watchmakers have targeted high net-worth clients with similar tastes.
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It tastes to me the way a hug from Samin feels.
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Even the inclusion of Hegseth is tailored to the president's tastes.
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When reviewers pan their chocolate, many complain it tastes commercially made.
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Such is the premise of Where the Water Tastes Like Wine.
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All of that said, however, mostly our musical tastes don't converge.
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Tastes for living in certain kinds of areas rise and fall.
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It tastes a bit like a tripel beer, an amber beer.
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The latter beverage is called koumiss and tastes similar to kefir.
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Culture that sort of sucks, but at least tastes like home.
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Calcium chloride is another example because it also tastes absolutely disgusting.
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As niche tastes go, found footage has a nice track record.
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Perry, meanwhile, tastes defeat for the first time as a pro.
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Goat Cheese with Red Cherries: Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams; multiple locations For those craving a frozen treat that tastes exactly like cherry cheesecake, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams makes a flavor that sounds strange but tastes amazing.
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Popeyes tastes better; Chick-fil-A tastes better; or the slightly more nuanced variation: Popeyes is better because I can now eat a delicious fast food chicken sandwich without supporting the politics of Chick-fil-A.
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As the baby grows, his or her tastes will change as well.
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It also published outside official tastes, translating "decadent" authors like Charles Baudelaire.
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Cooking and food education classes can help to shape parents' tastes, too.
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Moreover, the tastes of those who buy gold appear to be changing.
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Above all, perhaps, these nuanced narratives reflect the evolution of audience tastes.
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Each version of the palette caters to different tastes and skin tones.
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It tastes like healthy food, but it doesn't taste amazing or memorable.
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If you're like me, you've got caviar tastes and a fishstick budget.
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"It just tastes like white bread with butter," my friend offers tentatively.
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Because Blackness is not a monolith of course everyone has different tastes.
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If you get hooked on Scotch then everything else just tastes wrong.
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Tastes change and what matters in an artist's oeuvre fluctuates over time.
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Trust us, that green super-juice tastes much worse off the screen.
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"The flour pounds well and the sadza tastes so good," she added.
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What new tastes will artists invent from the extreme distaste Trump inspires?
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After all, if the beer tastes good, who cares who brewed it?
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The tamal tastes a bit like essence of both milk and chocolate.
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This southern dressing 'tastes so distinctively delicious,' says the chef 2 tbsp.
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Kewpie tastes noticeably different from the mayo that we're all familiar with.
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These basic tastes are the echoes of prehistoric signals that saw humanity
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She cooks, he tastes and the verdict is preserved for internet posterity.
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It tastes like water, but milk and sugar mask it pretty well.
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It also tastes like very good, boozy coffee — if that's your thing.
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In coming years, he sees local tastes moving toward more classic cocktails.
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And a giant box of Junior Mints tastes better in the theater.
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Okinawa has a growing reputation as an island paradise for all tastes.
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Their tastes are eclectic and they usually know all the "in" bands.
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And it probably tastes a hell of a lot better than Gaviscon.
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And he has—too much for some tastes, not enough for others.
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You know how you get a fruit bar that tastes like that?
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It was also that their particular tastes and skills were perfectly complementary.
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It tastes like you're eating milky, creamy strawberries straight off the vine.
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The Diet Coke tastes like Pepsi, but I slurp it up anyway.
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I'm a huge fan of pizza and anything that tastes like pizza!
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The shop's selection of books on politics and philosophy reflects his tastes.
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A Taleggio kind of smells like feet sometimes, but also tastes amazing.
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And what does this mean about the changing tastes of American consumers?
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"I think everything goes with and tastes better with pastry," he says.
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It's about creating a space perfectly suited to your tastes and interests.
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And based on the label, I think this tastes like butterflies.8.
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If Small Cheval is this good, I wonder how Au Cheval tastes.
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WILLIAM TREVOR'S prose runs as clear as water yet tastes like gin.
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If someone else has the same similar interests or tastes, that's cool.
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I keep phantom-chewing my inhales because the smoke tastes so creamy.
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I wish Where the Water Tastes Like Wine was smaller and simpler.
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It's been 40 days, and an apple still tastes like an apple.
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If the coffee tastes like jet fuel, there might be a reason.
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Typically, food tastes good, and the best aspire to great over time.
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The range is a mix of tastes, price points, and Zagat ratings.
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However, they have differing tastes in the type of wines they prefer.
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This also seems to play a role in how the coffee tastes.
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Other aspects of the game also truly tap into ARMY members' tastes.
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Today, what to watch if your tastes run off the beaten path.
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We've all had questionable tastes in music at one point or another.
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Curious if you and your neighbors have the same tastes in porn?
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After all, a good #shelfie speaks volumes about one's tastes and intellect.
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IC: The video you're talking about is called This Papaya Tastes Perfect.
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The real advantage of real-fruit Spindrift is that it tastes good.
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One is a shade of light yellow and tastes of vanilla marshmallow.
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It tastes like a cross between a cucumber and heart of palm.
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Its name may be perplexing, but it tastes like a million bucks.
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Ryan promises it's palatable, saying it tastes kind of like Crystal Light.
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I'm not going to change that for the tastes of the people.
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Then the researchers screened cheese extracts for compounds that produce those tastes.
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Seems simple enough, just an innocent case of differing furniture tastes, right?
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Half a banana in a smoothie tastes incredibly sweet to me now.
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The company is making adjustments to line up with changing consumer tastes.
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In turn, the publisher is highly responsive to changing and niche tastes.
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Yes, that's a mouthful, and it tastes even better than it sounds.
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Doing so would risk its likability, its dependency on pre-established tastes.
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"Our tastes are very specific and completely different," Khloé told the magazine.
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It's glorious, indulgent, and tastes like the sweat off a slushee cup.
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I gingerly take a sip and it tastes like buttery, smooth bourbon.
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Users can now create profiles to share their music tastes with friends.
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It all smells of a buttery sea—and tastes much the same.
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Victoria's Secret has been struggling to keep up with changing consumer tastes.
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Changing tastes and economic downturns can prove toxic to unlucky furniture retailers.
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"It just tastes happy," she said, and I finally understood the dish.
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"I think my tastes are getting more and more esoteric," he said.
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BRANTLEY "The Crucible," even though I know it's not to all tastes.
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Mid-level wines regularly feature flowing descriptions of the tastes to expect.
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The burger tastes like char, ketchup, and a hint of crunchy pickle.
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There's food fit for your expensive tastes and even butler service, too.
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It's neon pink with shimmery sprinkles and allegedly tastes like wild cherry.
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Multiuse bars may be the result of generational migration and shifting tastes.
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It's no trip to Tuscany, but it still tastes pretty darn good.
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"It tastes like the best Marg of your life," Time Out said.
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This tastes like plastic, like, up in the back of your palate.
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Cinematch matched titles based on viewers' tastes and the company's DVD inventory.
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Those tastes were always what the Brits call "naff"—lame, tacky, uncool.
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I have no idea if this is true, but it tastes good.
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It's going to have to innovate to keep up with changing tastes.
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If in doubt, why not mix it up according to your tastes?
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Lovecraft had wide-ranging tastes and loved to say what he hated.
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"But we know and understand the tastes of our client," he continued.
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Both were excellent overall, but the coffee from the Magnifica tastes better.
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"It tastes like mustard that's got some mouthfeel to it," High continued.
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"Users love connecting over shared tastes in music," a Tinder spokesperson explained.
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It's 65 percent alcohol by volume and tastes peppery, bright, and intense.
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The tastes of music critics, on the other hand, aligned slightly closer.
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The brew is thicker tonight, and it tastes like wax and vinegar.
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And despite its heavy-duty caffeine count, it apparently tastes pretty great.
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Serrano, meanwhile, tastes defeat for the first time as a pro fighter.
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You can have a sterile product that tastes horrible, but it's sterile.
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The ingredients were fresh and the tastes were simple, clear, and sumptuous.
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You can't choose what smells or tastes you respond to, its intuitive.
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Opposed: Honestly, he's laying it on a little thick for my tastes.
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Overall score: 6 Hilary: Something about cheesesteaks tastes like sadness to me.
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But since tastes in sex differ radically, you may have your own.
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But then he'll just puke it all out because it tastes terrible.
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The weirder your tastes run, the more you'll find to love here.
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Culture is more than expensive and refined tastes in wine and food.
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Apparently some food just tastes better when you eat it butt naked.
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Tastes change with time for many individuals and for entire cultures alike.
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The other is orange and tastes like Thousand Island's thinner, spicier cousin.
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The waffle maker has seven different browning settings to accommodate all tastes.
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We feel a little bit better and everything tastes a little better.
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And just because it's ugly doesn't mean it's rotten or tastes bad.
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It's taut and pure, and it tastes like Willamette Valley pinot noir.
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It tastes brinier than others around town, and closer to the sea.
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Has working with the Whitney helped develop your collecting tastes and knowledge?
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But he still struggles to find skilled help and change students' tastes.
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So yes, he had these tastes for a long time for sure.
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Ultimately, Lara Jean's look is also somewhat influenced by Han's personal tastes.
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The parents had their faith; the children had their tastes and knowledge.
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He's known for awhile that I have eclectic tastes in different things.
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If so, could there be a chance that it actually…tastes good?
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This helps you get to know each other's tastes (and dietary restrictions).
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No sandwich ever really tastes good enough to justify a$33 bill.
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This is not the first time that the expensive tastes of Mrs.
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He's a bit of a blur for my tastes, but so what?
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The result was a complexity that required repeated, pleasurable tastes to explore.
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But disagreeing with the minister's tastes (or lack thereof) misses the point.
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At its simplest, it tastes of good butter and not much else.
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And by the way, one reason restaurant food tastes better than ours?
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"The cream cheese version really just tastes like cream cheese," she said.
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Imagine what it tastes like on top of a perfectly roasted bird.
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As I enter my 2000s, my tastes have gotten markedly more expensive.
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But because it's battered and fried to oblivion, it actually tastes good.
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" "We&aposre really thinking about how do our ingredients, one, tastes great?
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And the neutrality of voice it favors — well, Bieber has different tastes.
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Hemp milk tastes foul in most things; maybe they should add THC?
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The wine is finished; she sucks a lollipop that only tastes red.
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But new groups and new tastes are only part of the story.
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It looks, and even tastes, a little like a thin chocolate cake.
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Packaged goods companies are scrambling to keep up with changing consumer tastes.
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The experience left me a little judgmental, perhaps, about others' musical tastes.
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Mine were wise and supportive... and they had surprisingly expensive, trendy tastes.
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No sense is letting what other people like dictate your own tastes.
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It contains honey and "dragon eye," a fruit that tastes like lychee.
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But where tastes do come from is extremely difficult to pin down.
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But I would like to add that sugar tastes really, really good.
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Even with its hints of Peru or Mexico, it tastes of home.
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Here&aposs what Taco Bell&aposs take on chicken tenders tastes like.
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Didn't it have lots of transaction data revealing customers' tastes and preferences?
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Plus, it just tastes so good; there's something incomparably decadent about chocolate.
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That's interesting because if you combine their tastes, you get Primal Scream.
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"The gaming audience is growing, and tastes are broadening," Mr. Samuels said.
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As we age, our tastes change — but we still need to eat.
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There were no unpleasant chemical or sour tastes, but nothing exceptional, either.
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It definitely for me tastes more like a croissant than a doughnut.
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They might perceive that a dish tastes better, or is worth more.
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I don't hate it even though it wasn't made for my tastes.
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Aficionados say whale tastes somewhat like beef, but with a stronger flavor.
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Punching had almost become too popular for some tastes as of late.
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Aficionados say whale tastes somewhat like beef, but with a stronger flavour.
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Part of the book's fun is watching the firm adapt to changing tastes — for instance, resetting Imperial Russian jewels to suit the Art Deco tastes of the 1920s, or the bandeaux Cartier created to complement newly shingled hair.
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In a city like London, where people have such varied tastes and yet so many venues that previously accommodated those tastes are being closed down, it is heartening that an event as niche as City Boys is still thriving.
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The JBuds AIr Executives are just a little too bulky for my tastes.
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It looks like gruel, but it tastes like sweet, artery-clogging liquid gold.
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To consume a variety of nutritious foods, children need to acquire new tastes.
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Recently, 25 sea slugs were served an underwater buffet to study their tastes.
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Her tastes are eclectic and varied, with a love for strategy and action.
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It tastes kind of like chocolate pudding and...I'm not mad about it.
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It's fact: Ice cream just tastes better when it comes as a surprise.
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We have some interesting tastes of wine, and we each get a glass.
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I tell G. that it tastes like the best dessert at a buffet.
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Bonus: The make-at-home version tastes way better than Mickey D's, too.
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It's clear that his business is about actually producing something that tastes great.
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It tastes like if you were pushed under the ocean while drinking lemonade.
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Everything's so heightened, so it just tastes even better than it usually does.
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Even in his absence his tastes and sensibilities continue to influence my writing.
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You have a bite, which tastes okay, and almost immediately start feeling ill.
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The other lens just has a little too much zoom for my tastes.
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Instead, Spotify will automatically adjust the playlist to better fit a listener's tastes.
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If you're not, you can still reap the benefits of Coachella programmers' tastes.
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Galaxy Watch Active specs The built-in watchfaces were fine for my tastes.
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They look at a plate and decide whether it tastes good or not.
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It's only natural that my tastes would match hers since I'm copying her.
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Isnt it funny how the wine tastes better when you know the winemaker?
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The browse section is tailored to your tastes, including the new release section.
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Ms. Du's music obeys only her own omnivorous tastes and assured dramatic instincts.
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We had to pair off and discuss our sexual tastes with one another.
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Children eventually grow up to be people with their own tastes and hobbies.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 12 styles for a variety of tastes and budgets.
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I like knowing that, for me, Moxie tastes a little bit like medicine.
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Seeing this snub begs the age-old question: Do teens' tastes even matter?
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I have some meat on my bones, but that meat tastes damn good.
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Oh how sweet victory tastes when it is a century in the making.
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And then I was like, awh, f—k it – it tastes really good.
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But maybe you don't know which streaming TV service best fits your tastes.
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It's an app that matches you with people who have similar music tastes.
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A not-unreasonable assumption is that we simply remembered how good butter tastes.
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It didn't taste anything like what I've been told Coors actually tastes like.
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But I know what I like, I know what tastes good to me.
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It tastes like it hasn't risen properly, and it sticks to my teeth.
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Thipsamai Pad ThaiYou may think you know what delicious Pad Thai tastes like.
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How did Outlander create a show that so expertly catered to women's tastes?
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This flavor is inventive and tastes like an apple pie in gelato form.
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I think it tastes like medicine that makes you drunk really fast.10.
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No one said it tastes like vomit, and that's better than we expected.
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It tastes like a real chocolate bar was melted to become a delicacy.
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I eat it so fast, I don't even get to savor the tastes.
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Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, too, has made no secret of her particular tastes.
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We tried the Easter treat and can confirm that it tastes like Peeps.
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Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is available now on PC and Mac.
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It's super healthy, a great swap for starchy pasta, and it tastes amazing.
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I have, however, eaten paste, and I would hope guava tastes slightly better.
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Nevertheless, it tastes amazing, and we have a little fresh parm over it.
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We are reminded in wall labels that incomplete imagery appeals to modern tastes.
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Turns out, these tastemakers have very particular — some might even say picky — tastes.
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But they say nothing about her tastes, her sense of humor, her idiosyncrasies.
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"It's not to everyone's tastes, but it certainly gets people talking," he said.
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Terpenes, meanwhile, also play a role in how the plant tastes and smells.
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In general, this planet rules our tastes, both the aesthetic and romantic sort.
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But the party's puritanism is at odds with the tastes of young Chinese.
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I think it's probably more the seasoning than anything else, how it tastes.
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You know how almost everything at Taco Bell kind of tastes the same?
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Stitch Fix sends clothes tailored to their clients' tastes in a subscription service.
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It tastes like decadent comfort food, but the calorie count is surprisingly low.
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" But this one's our absolute favorite: "It tastes like an old lady's underpants.
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The flavors, tastes, and experiences are completely different when you do it yourself.
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"We have all the same tastes, I feel," Brittany said, and Briana agreed.
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When drunk together with the base beer, it rebalances and tastes quite nice.
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Maybe it tastes like this because we're supposed to have it with food.
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Because you just don't know what "maduro tobacco" tastes like in red wine.
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Partly because it tastes great and partly because it helps us to survive.
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Any idea why it tastes like some combination of radiator fluid and formaldehyde?
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That's why orange chicken tastes like orange chicken pretty much everywhere you go.
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And if you have a 1-year-old, they'll love how it tastes.
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How much did you miss the tastes and flavors you knew in Malaysia?
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But we always, often subconsciously, associate tastes with auditory, visual and tactile experiences.
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You've already got some information about your wife's sexual experience, knowledge, and tastes.
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Yes, dessert is good, and yes, all food tastes better when it's free.
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The lawsuit's surprising for sure ... because most airline coffee tastes like lukewarm piss.
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The bartender didn't muddle the fruit, and it just tastes like watery bourbon.
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The purple solution tastes good, but it has taken on the wrong consistency.
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Life is about sacrifice, and fortunately for me she just tastes like flesh.
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As to how it tastes, well, it did really reminded me of clouds.
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Trey: Colin: This sounds nice, it's just a bit horny for my tastes.
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In fact, their tastes are so similar that she can raid his closet.
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Its tagline is "Tastes Like Heaven, Burns Like Hell" — and it's no joke.
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Our tastes are rarely simple enough for an algorithm to make sense of.
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Sometimes the pleasures of food aren't packed in remarkable tastes, but in textures.
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From now on, "this tastes like jail food" just might be a compliment.
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I use fondant as little as possible because I think it tastes gross.
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Clearly this is a woman who knows her taco tastes good (her words).
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It's also the hardest part to talk about objectively, because everyone's tastes vary.
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"It actually tastes like the fruit," she said of the house-made specialties.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev CMO Marcel Marcondes on keeping up with consumers' changing tastes.
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It tastes primarily of herbs and citrus, and it is fresh and refreshing.
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Some are adding calabacita, or Mexican summer squash, because it tastes very similar.
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FLAVOR: It actually tastes good, but also weird, like it's not quite chicken.
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All you need is water to make this coffee that tastes consistently great.
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The milky-white drink is slightly sparkling and tastes both sweet and sour.
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He tastes the food for the king to make sure it's not poison.
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Sometimes Monday puzzle clues can be a bit too straightforward for my tastes.
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But indications so far are that the chief's tastes tend to the functional.
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"My house was always full of these incredible smells and tastes," she says.
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FBI forensic accountant Morgan Magionos brought Manafort's fashion tastes back to the spotlight.
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It tastes like a vanilla cake, but it looks like a happy childhood.
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"The cake tastes more like a muffin than cake," said one taste-tester.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - It looks like lemonade, tastes like lemonade, but it's simply water.
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A couple's unique beliefs and tastes should play a role if they choose.
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Muhammad, meanwhile, tastes defeat for the first time and loses his UFC debut.
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A granola bar that tastes like beer and is ethically and sustainably sourced?
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From Workaholics: How to Make Easy Kimchi-Miso Dip That Tastes Like Doritos
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But he found that his media tastes had changed since becoming a sailor.
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There's something for everyone, as long as their tastes are outside the mainstream.
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"The beer always tastes better in the place where it's made," Kleidon said.
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Some people say it surpasses their expectations, others say it tastes of ash.
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Truth be told, the images look a little staged for my tastes. But!
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It tastes like chicken because that's what the crocodiles at Crocosaurus Cove eat.
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It would be a boring world if we all had the same tastes.
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And shifting tastes at home have further changed the outlook for traditional cheesemakers.
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The idea is to satisfy our tastes, staggering from techno to field recordings.
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They were cut from recognizable GOP cloth, if tailored to slightly different tastes.
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It tastes of a hundred shades of salt, carnal and marine at once.
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Mr. Neenan, whose tastes in music are diverse, has a wacky, perverse side.
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"My tastes are like a consistent river that runs through me," she continued.
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Dear Emma, Your tastes show range and an inclination toward wit and introspection.
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And the pasta isn't served hot: It actually tastes best at room temperature.
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Not like food tastes better or anything like that, but it was time.
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This means we can respond to consumers' changing tastes faster than traditional brewers.
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But they say their tastes, like those of the dining public, have changed.
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That glimpse can tell us where collectors' tastes — and their money — are heading.
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"It tastes like broccoli and granola dragged through a garden," Shane Goldmacher said.
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It tastes of home and innocence, though your friend may raise an eyebrow.
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This tastes better on Day 2, so let it sit if you can.
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The city's beauty derives from its cacophony of tastes and cultures, its tolerance.
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On another, mustard green, a plant that tastes a lot like spicy horseradish.
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Apple tailors the App Store to meet not just its own tastes, however.
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Whoever's managing to work out to those songs, congratulations: Your tastes are... interesting.
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He hired Tiffany to remodel the Executive Mansion to suit his refined tastes.
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Sometimes the most sensible act of rebellion tastes like a bowl of popcorn.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - In Italy, the morning espresso no longer tastes the same.
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He taught me to trust completely my own tastes, which differed from his.
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The Rovira plan reflected the conservative tastes of the city's wealthy and powerful.
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Rather, the issue is precisely that Shulkin isn't doing enough for conservatives' tastes.
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Plus, for being green and healthy and all that, it tastes so good.
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Tipping her face up to the sun, Alkalay tastes a deep green cucumber.
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But by the 1980s the store had to keep pace with changing tastes.
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Still, children's tastes are in evolution, forming day by day, open to novelty.
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I'm also here for the guac that tastes very much like Tijuana guac.
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You get these B-12 packets that you drink and it tastes disgusting.
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According to BoF, Barneys was struggling with high rents and changing consumer tastes.
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Honestly, it looks disgusting, but I have to find out how it tastes.
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This blaufränkisch feels alive in the glass and tastes of violets and plums.
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Also, China's market, consumer tastes and government policies shift rapidly, the person said.
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Alta Via fuses California wine country with the tastes of the Italian Alps.
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The quiz also includes food tastes and dislikes to further understand your palate.
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It tastes how poo smells, and it's because of the bean paste inside.
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While I have little tastes for things, I don't make an elaborate breakfast.
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When it comes to presidential pomp, his tastes definitely trend toward dictator kitsch.
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Their tastes may be the same, but the circumstances are close to unknowable.
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It tastes like ramen topped with all the good stuff from fried rice.
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Inexpensive and forgiving, kosher salt is fantastic for everyday cooking and tastes pure.
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Campbell Soup has struggled to adapt to changing consumer tastes in recent years.
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When tastes change, when trends shift, when the markets flutter, funding freezes up.
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It's very sweet, very potent, and tastes kind of like chicken and waffles.
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People don't even put salt in cookies, but [without salt], it tastes flat.
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It's yogurty and sweet and tastes more like yogurt than actual ranch dressing.
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It also has a strange, off-putting flavor that tastes like stale ginger.
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"The more you break down a protein the crappier it tastes," says Patel.
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The garbage plate is able to be personalized to fit any person's tastes.
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I don't eat very much, and I don't eat... when food tastes nice.
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You&aposll find a wide variety of devices for all budgets and tastes.
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Maple butter is unique and tastes wonderful on fried chicken and a biscuit.
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But then, as European tastes changed, the price of spices began to fall.
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The issue also reflects the diversity of perspectives and tastes among T's editors.
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It's just too easy and tastes so much better to do it yourself.
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As youth tastes changed in the ensuing years, so too did Chinatown Fair.
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Ms. Mugrabi's expensive tastes have emerged as a central issue in the divorce.
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An essential part of that service is having specialists alert to changing tastes.
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Not that we expect to crack the code of American tastes in wine.
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The ice cream looks like vanilla and tastes, not surprisingly, like fermented rice.
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Iceberg, on the other hand, tastes like solidified water—which, yes, is ice.
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You get a new crowd in, and they have different tastes, different interests.
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"The sauce tastes like the pre-made one from the supermarket," she says.
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Silicon Valley executives and kingmakers, however, have much more diverse tastes, politically speaking.
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It couldn't sound more clichéd, but it tastes like summer on a plate.
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British gravy is thick, tastes like a roast dinner, and is always brown.
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An old-timey dessert drink that tastes like mint-chip ice cream, the Grasshopper was popular in the 50s and 60s but fell out of favor with Pink Squirrels and its other sweet, milky, pastel-colored contemporaries as cultural tastes shifted.
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Food halls are replacing food courts, morphing to meet the changing tastes of consumers.
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This is a woman, who despite her estates, castles and racehorses, has modest tastes.
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Young people rarely care what grape they're drinking, as long as it tastes good.
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"Obviously, there are different tastes for everyone," O'Rourke told Calla Wahlquist at the Guardian.
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It sounds weird, but I promise it's delicious and tastes like a blueberry muffin.
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For the occasion, both women wore blue dresses — each reflective of their respective tastes.
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But then, long before Minutes to Midnight was released in 2007, my tastes changed.
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I have avocado on toast with a side salad, but the meal tastes weird.
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She has champagne tastes and he's a beer-from-a-can kind of guy.
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However, such a rapid change in consumer tastes could give start-ups an advantage.
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But the breakup still leaves the most bitter of tastes in most Russians mouths.
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As a person on-site told Die Presse, the wine luckily still tastes "great."
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His tastes were modest: elegant, but worn, suits, sometimes a palliasse to sleep on.
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The food tastes amazing because I'm buzzed and we inhale everything in 53 minutes.
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The non-alcoholic fizzy, fruity drink tastes delicious, but it doesn't taste like rosé.
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Later, I'll come home and make something for dinner that's ugly but tastes good.
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For something so simple, it tastes really good, or maybe I was that hungry.
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Matthew, take a sip of this Stella Artois and tell me how it tastes.
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Perhaps his personality is a bit dull or he's too cheesy for your tastes.
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No matter what everyone's musical tastes or backgrounds were, Michael was the crowd-pleaser.
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Not only does it make your skin radiant and glow, it tastes like heaven.
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Apparently, it tastes like the perfect supplement to the protein needed in your diet.
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But in recent years they seem to have made few concessions to changing tastes.
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It kind of tastes like a chocolate banana milk shake so I'm very satisfied.
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Over time, you will see more pre-built videos that align with your tastes.
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The really interesting thing, though, is that different audiences have different tastes for popularity.
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And, uh, actually, it tastes pretty good, if you like those kind of things.
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On the sunny side, consumers' changing tastes may do more than Eurocrats ever could.
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The subject's answers are a reflection on that person's personal tastes, opinions and judgments.
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The bread tastes very fresh and good quality so I'm happy with our choice!
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Somehow, the spinach tastes unadulterated and sweet, despite it being sautéed in milk fat.
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Jessa and Ben Seewald's one-year-old son has some very grown-up tastes.
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What tastes better than a tall frosty one with a side of emergency surgery?
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"The probiotic that dissolves on your tongue, it tastes like a Sweetart," Brown shares.
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It sounds like music, tastes like soul food, and feels like a familiar place.
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Serves 1 Between the avocado, lime and mango, this salad just tastes like summer.
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I have kids, and I can see certain kids, they just have different tastes.
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But in my opinion, I don't think KFC's spicy fried chicken tastes so great.
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Car buyers' shifting tastes partly explain why manufacturers are demanding more of those metals.
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Decorating it to suit both men's tastes was a good test of married life.
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Soylent is dumb because food tastes good and eating is, generally, a pleasurable activity.
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It doesn't taste good; rather, it tastes bad in a way I don't mind.
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Others say it tastes of pistachio, vanilla, and coconut, but that almost doesn't matter.
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Chinese tastes are fast becoming more sophisticated, observes Alex Dichter of McKinsey, a consultancy.
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Even the San Francisco startup's most vocal detractors admit it—the juice tastes good.
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But their musical tastes and social media posts can give you a better idea.
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It makes it so easy to eat healthy when healthy food tastes this good.
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This flavor tastes like a crumb cake mixed with a caramel ice cream sundae.
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Tastes are changing so fast that any big purchase could end up a dud.
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But in the meantime, take a bite and see what tastes different about it.
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Despite this unorthodox approach, or perhaps because of it, the resulting dish tastes incredible.
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It honestly tastes pretty good even though I really try to avoid processed foods.
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What's most important is that your coffee tastes good to you… brew after brew.
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Most booksellers are offering up some sort of deal, no matter what your tastes.
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Lately the workers at An Phat have spent more time catering to American tastes.
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"When one market closes, another opens," Mr. Darracott said, bringing with it different tastes.
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And I know I'm not alone, that other people share those tastes as well.
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To accommodate different tastes and schedules, she encourages families to eat some meals separately.
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And did we mention that spot prawn tastes a lot better than Sea-Monkeys?
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This astounding diversity of sweet, savory, and umami tastes always leaves people wanting more.
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It was once an SUV, but as tastes have shifted it has gotten smaller.
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This slow-cooker macaroni & cheese is packed with veggies but tastes like a cheeseburger.
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Indigenous to the Americas, culantro grows as a weed and tastes exactly like cilantro.
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If that's too intrusive for your tastes, Slice is not the app for you.
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"I'm sure it tastes great but looks very unappealing to eat," reads another comment.
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It's kind of like smoking but it's not, and it tastes like a mango.
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In the UK, you can now buy gin that tastes like hot cross buns.
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Sadly, it almost always tastes better at the coffee shop or from a bottle.
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Or in South America, there just is something strange about how the burger tastes.
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Oddly enough, powder made from this particular cricket looks, smells, and tastes like chocolate.
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Plus, it tastes like someone dumped vanilla Victoria's Secret body spray in your mouth.
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I like my punk, punk and any deviation is totally irrelevant to my tastes.
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Isn't there anything unique and meaningful about our tastes, and by extension, about us?
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If something tastes super savory and processed, it's probably got MSG in some form.
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MMA fans, as broad and indistinct a group as we are, have circumstantial tastes.
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But despite the dark appearance of this menu item, Venom Cheese apparently tastes great.
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There's an after-dinner combination of tastes that are hard to get rid of.
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Poor (minor character) Amber D'Alessio and her odd, ahem, tastes in make-out partners.
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I like the Panda Express logo and how everything tastes like salt: Panda Express.
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It truly tastes like a crunchy, golden gift touched by sweet rays of sunshine.
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Pure. It's how your faucet water tastes after it trickles through the Brita filter.
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Most people's best memories are associated with cakes and cookies and smells and tastes.
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All of its products are approved by Charles, who regularly tastes ingredients and recipes.
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And depending upon your particular tastes and menu, one method does not fit all.
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Numerous other bills addressing the use of restrooms and matrimonial tastes have surfaced elsewhere.
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Matarese: Mike and I have really eclectic tastes and we're both really into music.
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Or people just have eclectic tastes and don't get everything out in one sound.
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They want their own tastes, own variance ... which you don't see here (United States).
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The grilles are fabulous, though the bodies are a bit blocky for my tastes.
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"It always tastes better than it looks, I hope," Fields says with a shrug.
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What It Feels/Smells/Tastes Like But that doesn't mean it necessarily feels great.
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During your morning workout, it plays new songs that perfectly match your musical tastes.
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The Danish tastes exactly like it's supposed to—although I've never tried it before.
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The perfect drink for their respective tastes, which we figure out in the beginning.
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The wedge salad, smaller and more manageable than most, had all the right tastes.
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Abram Bissell, the executive chef, said that changing tastes called for a different approach.
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It's easy to spend $3 on a cup of coffee that suits your tastes.
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It acknowledged changing smartphone tastes and started to give people design and price options.
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Because the unicorn isn't the only thing that tastes great when blended with sugar.
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Souleyman is similarly entrancing to American listeners, while remaining largely unaffected by their tastes.
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For some tastes, the Compass with Limited trim is a tad over the top.
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Even the smells and tastes that most powerfully evoke her mother's memory are punk.
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Similarly, human tastes will probably prevent the computer from creating a world without paper.
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Wines being shipped across oceans could have longer shelf lives and more predictable tastes.
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But as tastes in the area changed, the operation began to sell more heroin.
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"At the end of the day," he said, "people want something that tastes good."
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Rock-hard frozen ice cream that tastes like it was made in a lab.
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Colin: Bootleg Sonic memorabilia...novelty weed paraphernalia...two great tastes that taste great together.
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Honey produced in Paris tastes of red berries and lychee, Mr. de Campeau said.
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"You have to know local tastes and the local environment really well," he said.
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Better is the simplicity of tilapia, pan-seared so it still tastes like itself.
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It just tastes more like the suggestion of sausage than like a real sausage.
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"There's something miraculous about turning this rock into something that tastes good," Sando said.
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The fried cauliflower has been submerged in a sauce that tastes like spicy ketchup.
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Based on Le Creuset's enduring success, it looks like our tastes haven't changed much.
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"The water tastes great and is healthier than corn syrup soda or energy drinks."
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A mealy pink tomato tastes nothing like the crimson fruit at a farmers' market.
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Recommendations: NascentRecommending videos based on viewers' tastes, as well as their moods or situations.
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I like oat milk the most because it tastes great and isn't too sugary.
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At night, switch to the Twilight, which tastes like peppermint with vanilla and lavender.
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RightRice is a vegetable grain that tastes and feels just like traditional white rice.
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Front Burner The Rio Olympics have come and gone, but tastes of Brazil linger.
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The S'awesome sauce tastes like an odd mixture of thousand island and Italian dressing.
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Grosskopf explained that the difference in air affects sweet and salty tastes in particular.
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There's always a risk that consumer tastes swing back towards meat and dairy products.
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Trying to describe how it tastes is like trying to describe the colour blue.
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As he puts it, wrestling is like music: different genres satisfy different people's tastes.
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The other titles came from the commentariat and reflect the tastes of a connoisseur.
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My parents kept lots of books around the house, and their tastes were eclectic.
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Our tastes are a Venn diagram, and that middle circle is really, really big.
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But we smuggled in memories when we smuggled in those tastes: memories of freedom.
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And it tastes a hell of a lot better than your alarm clock sounds.
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Well, it will likely make us even more nomadic in our tastes and habits.
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From: How to Make Khachapuri, the Magical Georgian Dish that Tastes Like Breakfast Pizza
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It saves me money, is easy to use, and the end product tastes delicious.
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Like, I just like to eat food that tastes good and has great sustenance.
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This vegan white chocolate calendar tastes like eating lumps of butter, which is good.
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Everything I do with Wavey Garms represents my background, my experiences, and my tastes.
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I've found that when you're stoned, nothing tastes better than a nice cold beer.
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But just because it's made from algae doesn't mean it tastes like pond scum.
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Before he got invested in scratchy, twisted experimental rap stuff, his tastes were different.
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The world is full of incredible tastes beyond the flavors of meat and fish.
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Looks like he's a man of simple tastes ... 1 scoop of strawberry, it seems.
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This neural network simulator is the foundation upon which Berenson builds its own tastes.
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LG: Do you think it tastes like a burger since you eat real burgers?
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Young people who don't know anything about wine only notice that it tastes good.
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Our Malmsey wine tastes different to others grown on the island because of it.
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Sure, it's tested and safe to drink, but it tastes different from city water.
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If your glass of wine tastes off, there's a chance the bottle was corked.
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Vanilla pudding tastes good, but there's a lot more to food than vanilla pudding.
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That person is wrong, though I admit that his favorites have broadened my tastes.
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A browned butter sauce, what French cooks call beurre noisette, tastes rich and nutty.
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Still, J. Crew has struggled in recent years amid changing demographics and consumer tastes.
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Films reflect the tastes and values of the period in which they are made.
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At first, Dave found the drink too vinegary and tart for his teenaged tastes.
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"The water tastes sweeter, the air breathes cleaner," Coach Pat Shurmur said this week.
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Christian: My tastes are very … singular … and I can assure you that is true.
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Myspace and Xanga helped us set up temporary and ramshackle museums of our tastes.
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This year, the death chip costs $6.99 and "looks as deadly as it tastes".
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"That tastes nothing like a pinot," he said, insisting the waiter bring another bottle.
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But current tastes seem to have been taken into consideration with the apartments themselves.
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With the war on, the Lindy Hop began to fade as musical tastes changed.
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Persian cuisine is, above all, about balance — of tastes and flavors, textures and temperatures.
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No. Readers have certainly learned something about the author and her tastes and opinions.
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This puzzle is a good example of my evolving tastes in a freestyle crossword.
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This tastes like something that might be served at a wine opening or something.
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The 20th-century physician and modernist William Carlos Williams might suit her tastes too.
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Tastes change, but by this time it was clear that Tom Petty is forever.
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It not only tastes delicious, but is one of The Times's highest rated recipes.
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Consider including a few devil's-advocate types, or at least those with divergent tastes.
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It's also that it tastes terrible, a corruption of what shrimp is actually like.
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It's selling a platform to everyone, but by providing products for very specific tastes.
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At the time, I considered it stunning, if a bit slow for my tastes.
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Her thinking was also informed by knowing her audience, which spans generations and tastes.
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Then, of course, there are my own tastes — what's exciting and enticing to me.
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JW: But what does that tell us about the way musical tastes are shaped?
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Read his work this weekend, even if your tastes usually run to Brad Thor.
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Popular and classical melodies can be infinitely modified to meet various backgrounds and tastes.
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The lucky first taste testers said it tastes pretty much like the real thing.
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The liquor's not sweet; it tastes like something made from old furniture and walnuts.
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There isn't really anything in the sandwich that tastes or needs to taste fresh.
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Whether the result still tastes like an opera should remain a subject for debate.
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AB InBev is not the only brewer diversifying its portfolio as consumer tastes change.
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The effects of this shift in philanthropy tastes are brutal for some traditional nonprofits.
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Turns out, pasta carbonara is just as easy to make … and tastes way better.
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The fizzy liquid in that bottle tastes the same as one purchased in Manhattan.
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It's not bad, but it tastes like juicy squash—why bother calling it "fish"?
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I'm intrigued: Starbucks recently added a new croissant that tastes like an everything bagel.
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The restaurant is full of tourists but the food is local and tastes amazing!
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Featured Article: "Forever 221 Bankruptcy Signals a Shift in Consumer Tastes" Sears. Payless. Claire's.
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" In fact, the first time Kirstin tastes his cucumber salsa she exclaims: "Recipe, please.
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So does appealing to different tastes and being on school lists for many decades.
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I got the Cherry version, which tastes like Cherry Coke mixed with a Gatorade.
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"You can achieve tastes that aren't available in the mass-produced versions," he said.
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Like any good recipe, BERT was soon adapted by cooks to their own tastes.
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Astronauts have reported cravings for stronger tastes that cut through the flavor-muffling congestion.
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"You think Special K is healthy because it tastes so bad," Mr. Ruhlman said.
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I see a small Turkish shop and grab a halal gyro which tastes great.
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But I still don't believe this sandwich tastes as good as the sausage one.
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This one is a very subtle spice, and also it tastes very, like, earthy.
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"The first time you drink beer, it never really tastes good," Dr. Lim said.
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Can't we all just agree that there's plenty of room to accommodate many tastes?
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Sweet, tangy, and peppery, Burger King's BBQ sauce tastes surprisingly like real BBQ sauce.
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It tastes more or less like Buffalo sauce, but it's just not very spicy.
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Its honey mustard sauce is sweet, watery, and tastes only very faintly of mustard.
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Generally, I thought this one was edited a bit too thoroughly for my tastes.
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We order a soy-based lamb kebab which amazingly tastes just like grilled kebab!
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There are free doughnuts in the office café — free food always tastes better, amiright?
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It isn't Nestlé's first attempt to stay ahead of changing consumer tastes and trends.
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To see what I thought of him, because we had similar tastes, he said.
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The zucchini is the yellow kind that you think sort of tastes like soap.
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"Tastes can change when people aspire to be different from other people," Vanderbilt says.
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There's no denying that the real beef taco tastes better than the Beyond Taco.
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The Playa, a zippy watermelon cocktail, tastes like pure summer, the tequila barely detectable.
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I've thought, Wouldn't it be nice to have romantic and sexual tastes like that?
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Soda giants have built stakes and bought beverage companies to cater to changing tastes.
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It's not much, but that little bread loaf probably tastes pretty sweet to Rey.
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Louisiana is a melting pot of cultures and that is what this tastes like.
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"It looks really good, it's decadent but it really tastes like nothing," he says.
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Sometimes they dip the meat in beluga oil, which tastes oddly like blue cheese.
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Had British readers become "European" in their tastes during the country's 40-year membership?
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"When you have 2003 guests, you have a lot of different tastes," says Cindy.
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Peruse enough booths here, and you'll find something to match the tastes of everyone.
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What do you think accounts for the differences in music tastes across the country?
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"Kale tastes best the day after it's cooked," said the restaurant's owner, Markus Hammann.
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Of those concertgoers, 40 percent say they want to stay abreast of current tastes.
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Trees can be sold as charcoal; wildebeest tastes just dandy when food is short.
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Where the Water Tastes Like Wine is out now for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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Not so when squirted over iceberg, which I've already explained tastes like refrigerator air.
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"Sweetgreen provided a great reference point for understanding Jon and Nate's tastes," Santos said.
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It's a moment of creative inspiration preserved in amber, and tastes refreshingly of normalcy.
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"Something so rarely acknowledged in eating disorders [is that] food tastes good," Reeve says.
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It tastes so much like itself and yet like nothing else in the world.
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It has a crunchy, velvety texture and tastes like a pungent type of cilantro.
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But his tastes have converged toward more and more ambitious projects over the years.
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Trying to describe how it tastes is like trying to describe the color blue.
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Think of it as edible fairy dust that tastes like a pumpkin spice daydream.
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He has the usual suspects, like Averna, Lucano, Meletti and Ramazzotti, but also obscure specimens like Amaro Silano, a Calabrian liqueur that has conifer trees on the label yet tastes of oranges; and Kapriol, a rare clear amaro that tastes of juniper.
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Many people who love movies and the theatrical experience are concerned that Netflix and services like it will both kill theaters and turn moviemaking into content farms tailored to audiences' tastes, instead of a place for artists to challenge and form those tastes.
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For Asia's high-tech economies, the rebound's durability hinges on the fickle tastes of consumers.
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My guess is that she tastes the power, even if she can't fully reach it.
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We're listening to bland mass market tripe auto-selected by algorithms forcing tastes to converge.
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It tastes like a dense version of Greek tzatziki that I generously drizzle on top.
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This recipe tastes like a peanut butter cup and is so easy to whip up.
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Update 4:45PM ET: I followed the directions and the water tastes exactly the same.
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And although it tastes kind of gnarly, it's just vinegar, so what could go wrong?
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But, more importantly, our curious heroine tastes it just to be sure she's really bleeding.
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Skyping and FaceTiming with a 24p camera is a little too 43 for my tastes.
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