To say much more would be reading tea leaves, but I do so enjoy reading tea leaves.
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But reading the bond market tea leaves is not easy.
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It's not like you have to read the tea leaves.
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Apple, however, is reading those same tea leaves very differently.
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I'm [also] looking into learning how to read tea leaves.
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Garnish with a sprinkle of dried tea leaves and buds.
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I can't read the tea leaves to know about tomorrow.
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Finum Brewing Basket, available on Amazon, $12.74Finim's brewing basket is the best tea infuser you can buy to brew loose tea leaves because it is spacious enough to let the tea leaves brew to perfection.
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She grabs a box of tea leaves and puts some in.
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Still, Alabama Republicans have been reading the Trump tea leaves closely.
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I don't need a fortune teller to read these tea leaves.
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But if we read the tea leaves, things are getting better.
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Let the reading of the invite tea leaves begin #Apple pic.twitter.
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It comes down to how Pyongyang reads the Washington tea leaves.
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Trace and cut tea leaves and letters from stiff green felt.
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There are no tea leaves to read on Antetokounmpo's future plans.
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Beauty and glory are not in the tea leaves for everyone.
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Still, the tea leaves aren't hard to read in this one.
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But those tea leaves can be hard to read in isolation.
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Minutiae in the moment can sometimes be tea leaves for the future.
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MACCALLUM: How do you think these tea leaves are looking right now?
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But one project is gazing more deeply at the judicial tea leaves.
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Senior White House staff have been forced to read the tea leaves.
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Go deeper: Trying to read the S&P 500's tea leaves
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Norah Williams spent election night trying to read the political tea leaves.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Syngenta has hedge funds sifting Chinese tea leaves.
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How do you read those tea leaves, if they are tea leaves at all, in terms of whether or not the Chinese are actually willing to come and make some progress on some of these other bigger, bigger issues?
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To be sure, other analysts are reading some of the same tea leaves.
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The market didn't need to resort to tea leaves to divine the meaning.
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Brew your own fresh batch of tea leaves with this cute tea infuser.
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Before the first polls closed, the tea leaves were spilling and recriminations starting.
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On those issues, "day one" didn't involve reading executive orders, just tea leaves.
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A few polls did contain some tea leaves of what was to come.
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I admit, I was very skeptical about dumping tea leaves into cookie batter.
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But that will not stop political insiders trying to read the tea leaves.
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The teabags contain tea "pearls," which are small balls of rolled tea leaves.
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There are essentially two parts to Teamosa — an "infusion chamber" on top, where you load either loose tea leaves or preprepared Teamosa paper pods (which contain... tea leaves, so not really much of a difference there), and a water reservoir.
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The ball infuser has perfectly sized holes that don't let big tea leaves through.
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Asha remembered cool evenings on the plantation, crickets chirping, tea leaves rustling, secrets exchanged.
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The ETF tea leaves are an opportunity to put on your market contrarian hat.
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CEOs don't need to be economists to recognize the tempest in these tea leaves.
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And I'm sure someone, somewhere believes they've cracked the show's code though tea leaves.
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The shipment from Kenya was en route to Vietnam and declared as tea leaves.
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There is, of course, the danger of reading too much into the tea leaves.
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Cruise also cautioned against trying to read any political tea leaves in the movie.
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For now, we're left to read tea leaves — and they look good for Democrats.
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Matcha powder, crushed green tea leaves, are making their way into more menu items.
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Chrysanthemum flowers and green tea leaves are grown, picked, and dried in the village.
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The short coat had first lady watchers attempting to read the sartorial tea leaves.
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But January's volatility poses a problem for investors trying to read the tea leaves.
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For investors reading the tea leaves of every trade headline, things can get confusing.
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The machine works with both Teamosa-exclusive capsules or your own loose tea leaves.
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This is an expensive market and the tea leaves don't show significant further gains.
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For now, journalists are reading Bloomberg's comments in Iowa last year like tea leaves.
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He devoted the past year to studying statistics as if they were tea leaves.
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However, you can get the flavor or uninhibited tea leaves with the best tea infusers.
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The more space your tea leaves have to roam, the better your brew will taste.
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Sema Bal is a Turkish coffee messenger—it's like reading tea leaves, but more caffeinated.
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But then they are trying to read these tea leaves about everything else he said.
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BECKY QUICK: No, just reading the tea leaves on what – JAMIE DIMON: I don't know.
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Because the only thing tea leaves will tell you is that you need a refill.
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The end of football's reign as America's sport of choice is in the tea leaves.
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Sadly, though, we seem to still be stuck with tea leaves rather than hard numbers.
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But if those were the tea leaves the defense lawyers read, they were badly misled.
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These hard teas are made by fermenting cane sugar and tea leaves together with yeast.
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The robot's output is about as intellectually fulfilling as a backwash of used tea leaves.
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The tea leaves are blowtorched and put into a teapot, then infused with celeriac stock.
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Predicting what might come in the years ahead is a little like reading tea leaves.
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Who might make Oscar history, and how should we read some of these tea leaves?
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Characterizing the Sanders plan, at this point, amounts to an exercise in reading tea leaves.
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The more space you give your tea leaves to move around inside the infuser, the better.
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Democrats would be wise to read the political tea leaves and adjust their communications strategies accordingly.
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Photo: NetEase Yanxuan via Weibo NetEase CEO Ding Lei pictured picking Longjing tea leaves in Hangzhou.
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I reuse my tea leaves from last night and have some Special K with almond milk.
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I'm going to read some tea leaves, because James Murdoch very rarely speaks on the record.
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Right now, there's so little information out there that people are scrutinizing the slightest tea leaves.
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Souchong, known today as lapsang song, was a smoky black tea made from large tea leaves.
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Based on those conversations, and you're reading the tea leaves, where do you see this going?
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As far as reading the tea leaves go, that looks like an interesting directionally positive data point.
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Add the lime wedge, grapefruit and orange slices and pinch of green tea leaves and shake gently.
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No tea leaves required -- Google and Trump's campaign website should be considered the most reliable of sources.
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Still, both sides will be anxiously trying to read tea leaves in the next few special elections.
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Of course not, but I've been that doesn't mean I'm not going to read the tea leaves.
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Reading the tea leaves about Apple's design strategy around colors and materials, a few things stand out.
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Reading the tea leaves of an oral argument is a dangerous exercise and courts are largely unpredictable.
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When I visit one market, I find nothing of nutritional value, only tea leaves, sugar and salt.
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Foer's report was based largely on information from a colleague of Max's who called himself Tea Leaves.
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Drip by drip, ice water travels down to a bed of tea leaves inside a clear infuser.
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And so, again, we find ourselves awaiting an important election and poring over the numerical tea leaves.
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" As they explain, "The best flavour is drawn out of the tea leaves using oxygen-rich water.
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In other words, we should all stop reading the tea leaves and just wait for her statement.
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Yet people have tried to read my past actions like tea leaves, searching for deep political meaning.
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Reading the tea leaves regarding congressional reaction depends entirely on which part of Congress is being assessed.
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Sometimes, though, tea leaves are just shriveled foliage in the bottom of a cup, and nothing more.
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This doesn't mean that the case is definitely going to succeed, though the tea leaves are favorable.
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A good banker should be able to back channel and read the tea leaves better than you can.
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The mesh is very fine, so your tea leaves shouldn't escape its confines while you brew the tea.
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There are only a few tea leaves on how they might rule in some of the other cases.
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"To meet clients' orders, we had to borrow tea leaves from my relatives," the 8003-year-old said.
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The numbers, arranged on the paper like tea leaves in the fortune-teller's cup, heralded a sunny future.
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What they may not have known is that, historically speaking, reading Apple's tea leaves is a fool's errand.
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But sometimes the tea leaves reveal greater ambitions: getting things in order for a potential initial public offering.
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As the name suggests, they simply drop the packed tea leaves into boiling water to create their cup.
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"To meet clients' orders, we had to borrow tea leaves from my relatives," the 244-year-old said.
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If someone's looking for five-year projections, you'd be as well off reading the tea leaves with them.
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Gladstone will not say if they will challenge Jamie, but it's not hard to read the tea leaves.
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Instead, the market reaction seems to be about reading the tea leaves as to Trump's longer-term intentions.
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But the ground tea leaves have another, important use: MATCHA is the backbone of the Japanese tea ceremony.
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Reading the tea leaves may reveal other motives for placing travel restrictions on Nigeria and additional African countries.
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But the latest tea leaves suggest the administration is more open to it than it may have seemed.
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My postelection reading has looked pretty much like tea leaves, with just exactly the success you might imagine.
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To read the tea leaves of China's future, governments and journalists around the world are watching the top.
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For a while, the media, investors, and potential hires have been reading private-company markdowns like tea leaves.
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It's natural to look to the 113 results as tea leaves that can help us predict the future.
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Tea leaves are hand-picked, processed, tested and certified by tasters, before being exported to connoisseurs around the world.
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As one reads the tea leaves, it's worth remembering that correlation ≠ causation when it comes to big price moves.
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"There is no easy way to read the tea leaves we have seen in the jury notes," Weinstein said.
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While they read the tea leaves to try to discover a recession harbinger, the economy continues to hum along.
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A caffeinated soup mixed with tea leaves, oil, and other spices, it forms the backbone of a Yao's diet.
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These days, trying to read the tea leaves of an interview with Gabe Newell is more frustrating than exciting.
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"Everyone is trying to read the tea leaves and a number of people are using bad tea," he said.
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Instead he expresses frustration, anger, mania — all of which aides read like tea leaves to discern what lies beneath.
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It would be so nice if financial markets offered reliable tea leaves, but that would spoil all the fun.
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The 22-year-old casual laborer earns her living by picking tea leaves in India's north-eastern Assam state.
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Reading the tea leaves, Democrats say the move was evidence McConnell is feeling the heat on the president's conduct.
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The point I want to make is not one focused on reading the tea leaves of polls too closely.
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The Insider Pick: Tea leaves are far superior to tea bags, but things get messy without a proper tea infuser.
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Market strategist Tom Lee thinks investors trying to read the Donald Trump tea leaves should focus on one word: deregulation.
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And we&aposve been trying to read the tea leaves all day and which way this is going to go.
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Perhaps reading the tea leaves, Paypal filed a patent earlier this week for its own "expedited virtual currency transaction system."
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Tea Leaves refused to be interviewed by CNN and is now "hiding under a rock," according to an intermediary contact.
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And he showed me this handful of tea leaves that go into every bottle and it's very simple and pure.
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Let's read the tea leaves of what's coming up: Allen says she's going to be brutally honest on this one.
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If they're smart enough to read the tea leaves of the movement exploding under them, it's really a no-brainer.
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The nibs of plot are more akin to tea leaves, clues waiting to be given meaning by a skilled interpreter.
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"I think he's reading the tea leaves and sees that Moore is going to win," said former Alabama state Rep.
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As any tea aficionado knows, different types of tea leaves require different water temperatures to bring out all the flavors.
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So in previous years, analysts like Ralston have found success in reading tea leaves from Nevada's early voting numbers instead.
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Those tea leaves, though, suggest that Democratic activists seem most open to voting for someone like Harris at this point.
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Anyone who read the tea leaves via Mr. Trump's Twitter feed might have been rewarded for placing the early trades.
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Critics like to write about Smith because it allows them to sagaciously read the tea leaves of fiction and society.
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"There are a lot of people trying to divine tea leaves," Murkowski quipped about the intense scrutiny over her statements.
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I'd never seen pundits so perplexed by the tea leaves in front of them and so hesitant to play fortuneteller.
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Information on YouTube "is kind of buried, so you&aposve got to kind of read the tea leaves," Morgan said.
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This morning, YouTube—who has clearly been clearly reading the streaming-video tea leaves—launched its very own subscription video service.
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While reading Dow tea leaves is always a bit fraught, market pundits generally attributed the sell-off to concerns on inflation.
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Without his opinion in Pereira, you'd be left to read the tea leaves, including Kennedy's votes on other cases involving Chevron.
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Everyone will just have to go back to reading the other political tea leaves to determine their 2018 or 2020 strategies.
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Mueller tea leaves Meanwhile, close Mueller-watchers are asking what the Roger Stone indictment signals about the special counsel's next moves.
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Absent systematic data, the news that premium hikes are going to trend upward is based more on reading the tea leaves.
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The kale mixture tastes like fermented Burmese tea leaf salad—an earthy, tangy mixture of tea leaves, but it's sheer coincidence.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street is anxiously reading the Federal Reserve's tea leaves about when it will next hike rates.
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Then you have to know how to work with the other gladiators and read the tea leaves on who's gonna win.
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Some reading the tea leaves noted that Kyl helped Kavanaugh ascend to the federal bench after fighting off Democratic delay tactics.
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Last quarter, Apple CEO Tim Cook put out some tea leaves for investors to read that implied some optimism about the iPad.
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Raw paleo pistachio matcha ice-cream Matcha Green tea leaves are finely ground to produce matcha powder, a more intense, earthy tea.
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Either way, the tea leaves seem to favor venture capitalists eager to exit their investments, even in industries beyond technology, Case said.
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Neither Swift nor Harris has commented on the current state of their relationship, and good luck reading the social media tea leaves.
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But it's not mainland data that economists are looking at; the tea leaves lie instead in the teapots of Beijing's Asian neighbors.
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Pennsylvania supposedly holds the tea leaves that will tell the tale of what voters will do in November, or so we're told.
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World's favorite drug Occurring naturally in coffee beans, tea leaves and cacao, caffeine is the most commonly used drug in the world.
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Still, Sanders's landslide win may offer some tea leaves about the future of Democratic politics once his candidacy exits the national stage.
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Kombucha, the vinegary drink made from fermented black or green tea leaves and favoured by Californian Instagrammers, is officially cool in Britain.
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After months of speculation and trying to read the tea leaves of a flurry of polls, voters will actually have their say.
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Outside of real estate and the job market, the tea leaves for investment in the UK are, if anything, even less encouraging.
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"It's like reading tea leaves," one source with knowledge of the European side of the Nord Stream 2 financing structure told Reuters.
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Inside the Kit Kat bar there's "Phoenix Oolong" tea leaves from the Guangdong Province of China, combined with lychee and rose petals.
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Last night, as the votes trickled in, the Twitterverse and many national pundits had already begun to read the political tea leaves.
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"It's a matter of reading tea leaves, but that's a reasonable calculation," said Russell Wheeler, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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"In the past, we have been trying to interpret twigs and tea-leaves," said Harry Litman, a former deputy assistant attorney general.
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Obsessed Collection, available at Tea Drops, $99Tea Drops are tea leaves that come in fun shapes such as hearts, flowers, and stars.
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China's upcoming Communist Party Congress is about politics more than policy, but investors are still trying to read the tea leaves anyway.
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He says that in a load of commercially marketed Taiwanese oolong tea leaves, only 70 percent of that is real Taiwan oolong.
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Then we juice some other beets (saving the pulp for kombucha) and reduce this with used tea leaves from the restaurant service.
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The jars being reached for are full to the brim with coffee beans and tea leaves from every corner of the globe.
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"People are trying to read the tea leaves on this and it's really not anything more elaborate than it is," Baer said.
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"The tea leaves here are not encouraging," Stewart Patrick, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, wrote for its website.
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It has a reusable filter for brewing grounds or tea leaves and narrow design, so it won't take up much counter space.
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"It's hard to read the tea leaves on what they're looking at," said Ross Intelisano, a lawyer who represents investors in securities cases.
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People who purchased and consumed tea leaves from the trading company and experienced no symptoms are advised not to continue to use it.
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The very early tea leaves suggest that the latest legal challenge to the ACA might have more legs than legal experts initially thought.
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The lid keeps the tea warm as it brews, and it can be used to strain out the tea leaves once it's brewed.
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The shop follows a strict regimen, making sure to boil the water first before adding in the sugar and, eventually, the tea leaves.
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Without head-coaching track records to read like tea leaves, we need to search elsewhere for clues—namely, the units these coaches controlled.
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It's not easy to read the tea leaves here because the cases didn't pose a direct challenge to the constitutionality of abortion restrictions.
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"Reading the tea leaves, I saw this being quite difficult to justify to the [White House's Office of Management and Budget]," he said.
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Get ready to read the tea leaves of the respective front rows, because who gets what celeb where is going to be telling.
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In a recent reference to the volcanic eruption in Hawaii, the U.S. version of our Morning Briefing confused tea leaves with ti leaves.
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Both parties will undoubtedly read the tea leaves when the polls close, putting the results under a microscope as the midterms get underway.
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Recognizing that, our responsibility now is to keep dancing but closer to the exit and with a sharp eye on the tea leaves.
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Analysts who say that all this is a sign that the gun debate has reached a "tipping point" are misreading the tea leaves.
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A lot of tea leaves in the early voting — in Florida especially — looked as if Hillary Clinton were headed for a clear win.
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Thankfully, the whale shark tea bag is filled with green tea tea leaves, so there will be no reenactment of Kill Bill with that.
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"I know people are trying to read the tea leaves or coffee grounds, but real work is happening behind the scenes," Mr. Norvell said.
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A Burmese tea leaf salad typically consists of fermented tea leaves, roasted peanuts, cabbage and tomatoes, according to a recipe by the NY Times.
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And my reading of the Superior Donuts tea leaves suggests it could get very good in the future, even though it's not there yet.
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Goji is also a common ingredient in Chinese herbal teas, usually served with dates, dried longan fruit, ginseng root, green tea leaves, and citrus.
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But given that next week is the season finale, there are a number of tea leaves in "Vanishing Point" that demand to be read.
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" Or consider Gregory Krieg's advice at CNN: "No tea leaves required—Google and Trump's campaign website should be considered the most reliable of sources.
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I've seen this weirdness before — and reading the tea leaves, I'd say we may very well have a modern classic on our hands here.
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The metal holes are small enough to keep loose tea leaves inside but large enough to allow for a perfectly infused cup of love.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Understanding central banks is often compared to reading tea leaves: picking up on subtle clues that point in one direction or another.
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They read the tea leaves last week in The New York Post, where Mr. Murdoch's conservative-populist fingerprints are most easily dusted into view.
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Blogger Erin Boyle of Reading My Tea Leaves focuses on gifts that don't take up a lot of space in her Brooklyn Heights apartment.
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Served in a copper mug, the drink arrives topped with a crown of tea leaves, toasted with a torch to release a stronger aroma.
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Some people just have it within their own bones to be able to read the tea leaves and know what to do about it.
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To make the most of the expensive tea leaves you've bought, you need to make sure the water you use to brew them is correct.
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Pollsters from both parties will be reading the tea leaves of the early voter turnout, but are the early votes a guarantee of a win?
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In fact, Webster may be getting her own line of merch, if the tea leaves from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office are any indication.
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We obsess about these bits of information with a certain desperation, as though they were tea leaves through which we might divine our own futures.
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The defense team is clearly "reading the tea leaves," said Evan Mandery, the author of "A Wild Justice," a history of challenges to capital punishment.
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But readers of the music industry's tea leaves will be looking closely at how her new album, "Reputation" (Big Machine), does in the coming weeks.
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Instructions are easy: Simply drop the pressed tea in hot water, and as the tea leaves diffuse, you'll have an instant cup of sweetened tea.
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Next to a teapot on the counter was a bowl holding what looked like loose tea leaves; they smelled like mushrooms, like the forest outside.
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Investors reading the tea leaves of Federal Reserve official pronouncements have long looked for clues about the policymakers' plans to raise or lower interest rates.
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"Recognizing that, our responsibility now is to keep dancing but closer to the exit and with a sharp eye on the tea leaves," Dalio wrote.
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Democrats, desperate to beat President Trump, have been trying to read the tea leaves of primary turnout for signs of a blue wave in November.
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For investors reading the tea leaves of every trade headline, there are some stocks as the true "tell" on whether talks are making any progress.
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On Monday, a curiously timed report appeared on the pro-Trump website Breitbart, often a repository of tea leaves for members of Mr. Trump's circle.
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"I'm getting good vibes coming both ways, that the meetings, the discussions, I think, reading the tea leaves, are going in that direction," he said.
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And since district-by-district public polling is often unavailable and/or suspect, much of the onus is on Stepien to read the tea leaves.
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Tea experts will even tell you not to get an infuser and truly let your tea leaves float in the hot water to maximize their flavor.
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Why you'll love it: The Finum Brewing Basket lets your tea leaves swim around in hot water to make excellent tea in any mug or teapot.
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But assuming the worst when someone is left out of state media is one of the dangers of reading the North Korean tea leaves too closely.
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CAVUTO: I think, though, that a lot of them read the political tea leaves probably within their party that the passion is on the extreme left.
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But company officials have clearly been reading the tea leaves, especially as the American market for midsize trucks has staged a rapid turnaround since mid-decade.
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Outside investors are always trying to read the tea leaves to understand how insiders feel, as they have way more insight into the company and leadership.
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It is made from the more-delicate gyokura tea leaves, a class of tea that is grown in the shade, unlike sun-grown sen-cha tea.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Understanding central banks is often compared to reading tea leaves: picking up on subtle clues that point in one direction or another.
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If you're already planning on frying up an English breakfast on Christmas morning, why not get liquored up with some gin and English Breakfast tea leaves.
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If you were inclined to read tea leaves, you could note that the examples the author gives appear to focus on foreign policy and national security.
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Dried green tea leaves contain vitamin K, which can increase blood clotting, she said, and large amounts of vitamin K may interfere with some blood thinners.
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Assessing what remains on view, like tea leaves, provides a moment to think about MoMA's past, present and future, and above all the challenges it faces.
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As a consequence, TV makers don't need tea leaves—they can just look at Bookscan and get a sense of how big their built-in audience is.
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Now, talking-head-show predictions are a very gentle step up from Punxsutawney Phil reading the tea leaves in his shadow every year, and everyone makes them.
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Reading the tea leaves of how that reconciliation bill comes together gives us an idea of what's to come — how much they intend to cut and where.
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"If you want to read the tea leaves, I think it's absolutely valuable to look at the number of small donors that any candidate has," Miller said.
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"It's been about reading the tea leaves of the health-care failure, and it's been slowly taking back some of the inflation and growth expectations," said Kohli.
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There's no sign that assigning these new titles has anything to do with that, but regular readers of the Amazon tea leaves will wonder all the same.
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There's even a tiny refrigerated chamber designated to keep your milk chilled overnight, and a drawer that you can use to store coffee, sugar, or tea leaves.
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Curious what you think, if there are other factors I haven't considered, or if anybody's read the tea leaves and has figured out where this is headed.
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But I've never done a look through the tea leaves of early word processors, in a hunt to figure out what we've thrown out that's actually useful.
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This perpetual reading of the white working-class tea leaves (or beer hops?) only makes sense if those voters are actually more influential than all the others.
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The president's warmth toward oppressive rulers like Duterte, Erdogan and al-Sisi has some around the world reading the tea leaves on U.S. motivation to fight corruption.
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A big draw is when the accounts read the tea leaves (sorry) to determine if the British royal women, especially the Queen, are sending messages through fashion.
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Susan Collins, a Republican of Maine, needs to read the tea leaves carefully because she is up for reelection in 2020 in a state that's turning blue.
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The GOP consistently pushes the envelope to cement control, especially as it reads the tea leaves and see an electoral future that looks grim for their party.
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Rather than reading statistical tea leaves, causal risk analyses would present policy officials with objective scientific evidence and information on key uncertainties necessary to inform policy decisions.
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With the award show only days away now, it's possible to start reading the tea leaves and predict who will head home with a statue on September 17.
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According to the product page, it accepts all K-Cup pods and coffee grounds and has a reusable filter that can also be used for loose tea leaves.
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"Once again the company has demonstrated an ability to read the tea leaves with its asset sales," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut Ltd.
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The Affordable Care Act may soon find itself in legal jeopardy yet again, if the tea leaves from a federal judge's hearing in Texas yesterday are any indication.
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As with anything related to Apple hardware announcements, the tea leaves are hard to read and the companies plans can change (the advantage of never publicly announcing hardware).
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Jackson appears ready to try to get Gordon back in the lineup, but it's not like he can read the Goodell tea leaves any better than we can.
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While the nation's central bank has indicated it may raise rates more so than previously thought, it'll still look to read the tea leaves on underlying economic progress.
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Observers have tried to read the tea leaves and glean some sort of underlying story as to how Dr. Carson arrived at this decision and what it signals.
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The company uses real whole tea leaves, whole flowers, and whole herbs to ensure that the brew's quality is equal to that of tea brewed from loose leaves.
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Traders trying to read the tea leaves in the RBI announcement also pointed to the five maturities it picked for the operation: 2020, 2023, 2026, 2028 and 2032.
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Instead the operator runs boiling water from a tap through a strainer filled with tea leaves and into a series of glasses deftly carried in his off hand.
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Some activists, tired of endless attempts to read the murky tea leaves of her stance on LGBT issues, have attempted to shift the frame of the discussion entirely.
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In any event, this is all an attempt reading the tea leaves, and doesn't amount to much until Amazon actually puts this to use – if it ever does.
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Like the internet's tea leaves, a handful of the most-circulated and replicated memes can give us a pretty comprehensive picture of how the world is processing coronavirus.
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"Lawmakers should be reading the tea leaves," said Shannon Watts, the founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, a group that supports restricting gun laws.
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In the absence of official results, campaign managers were reading the tea leaves from information sent in by field staff to try to assess how they were performing.
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As we read tea leaves for a Trump presidency and America's role in the world moving forward, how one understands and relates to the surrounding community offers clues.
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Laphet thoke is a tangle of fermented tea leaves (shipped from Myanmar by Ms. Tun's eldest sister) and cabbage still crisp, freshness set against the profundity of age.
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Even NASA insiders are reduced to reading tea leaves and possible smoke signals, clues scattered by Mr. Trump and Republican space and science insiders during the last year.
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As exchange-traded funds have grown to be a $2500 trillion industry, flows in and out of ETFs have become a new way to read the market tea leaves.
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Their evidence is almost exclusively rooted in already-published reporting; they sift through the tea leaves of unconnected media stories, raising questions yet to be answered by the professionals.
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Secondly, while Australian resource producers currently don't face a price on carbon, the executives can read the tea leaves and probably believe a price is inevitable in the future.
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But the worst thing the left can do right now is what we did in 2016: Read the tea leaves and conclude that the election is in the bag.
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Some analysts were reading the tea leaves from Rhodes' comments, noting the company also seemed to be seeing a "more cautious" iPhone 7 build compared to the iPhone 6s.
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South Korean beauty products, which have expanded in Asia and especially China, have gained a reputation for innovation and using natural ingredients, such as snail slime or tea leaves.
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Reading the tea leaves of the press release, Sorkin called attention to the CEO agreeing with the board on the actions taken, possibly implying they were not his ideas.
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"They are reading the tea leaves and betting that the courts and their own success as businesses will require that they treat workers as employees," said Smith of NELP.
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"If I literally read the tea leaves, or play this game of chance, it might get me a snippet of what the ancestors have planned for me," he says.
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A few tea leaves, though: SoftBank has not yet chosen to extend the 20-business-day schedule for a sale, even though it had the right to do so.
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"Any company reading the tea leaves will see that it's going to be a bumpy ride getting CFIUS approval for a Chinese investment in the semiconductor industry," he said.
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To become a breakout success, you need to read the tea leaves of all aspects of your market and build a product and customer experience that is truly superior.
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The 1.7 Liter Krups Savoy Adjustable Temperature Kettle has five preset temperature settings to ensure that you never burn your green tea leaves with scalding hot water ever again.
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"I think everyone has read the same tea leaves - right now there seems to be insatiable demand," said General Motors Co's Johan de Nysschen, referring to SUVs and crossovers.
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Bundles of loose tea leaves and dried bark are cheap to buy, especially in bulk, and these brands turn around and sell their products at ten times the cost.
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It's not necessarily a great place to read tea leaves if you're trying to understand an automaker's product road map, but it always offers fun prompts for the imagination.
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When it comes to predicting how President-elect Donald J. Trump's administration will affect America's schools and universities, education experts say they are struggling to read the tea leaves.
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To me, reading all the various tea leaves floating around Burbank and Bristol, it seems like James Pitaro is now the most likely to be the next ESPN president.
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That means the the streaming giant will debut a massive deluge of content with little or no notice or explanation — that is,unless you're really reading the TV tea leaves.
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L-theanine is an amino acid that's found in green tea leaves, and is believed to influence people's psychological and physiological under stress by blocking neurotransmitters that "excite" the brain.
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The bank could use that law to seek monetary damages from Tea Leaves, but not scientists like Camp who merely studied the data, explained New York technology attorney Jarno Vanto.
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Today, however, foreign brands like KFC are sweeping the market, upending a traditional food economy based partly on staples like thoke (salads), lahpet (pickled tea leaves), and meeshay (rice noodles).
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As for reading the tea leaves, It's particularly hard to tell with Musk because he's a fervent believer in Tesla and known to make big announcements about buying Tesla stock.
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"The tea leaves look like they're lining up now for some type of agreement come November 30, " said Croft, RBC Capital Markets managing director and global head of commodity strategy.
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So those who are now reading the tea leaves of Trump's trade policies may need to look beyond the established pecking order of appointments to trade-related departments and agencies.
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All the tea leaves suggest he will be confirmed eventually — even as public polling shows time and again that Kavanaugh is by far the most divisive nominee in a generation.
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In a decorated tray in the middle of the tree trunk table was an assortment of ingredients: sesame seeds, peanuts, fried broad beans, fried chickpeas and fermented spicy tea leaves.
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Maybe I'm completely off base, but I've been reading the iPhone tea leaves for many years now and the notch on the SE 2 seems too bogus to be true.
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Morgan Stanley, in a note last month, laid out the tea leaves: Apple has announced three data centers opening soon and spent an estimated $1 billion last year on AWS.
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Trump has not unveiled concrete plans to move forward with her platform, and many observers are still trying to read the tea leaves regarding her comfort with White House life.
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This time around, she's been pretty private when it comes to her reported boyfriend, British actor Joe Alwyn, but that hasn't stopped people from trying to read the tea leaves.
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Maybe you can't afford to send mom to the spa for a day, but she's guaranteed to be impressed with this DIY body scrub infused with fragrant jasmine tea leaves.
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Black tea, the most common and popular type in the west, is brewed from withered, oxidized (exposed to oxygen to break down the plant&aposs cells), and dried tea leaves.
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Put tea leaves in the bottom, add water that is just shy of boiling temperature (best for most teas) to the proper fill line, press and you have hot tea.
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The 100 percent vegan mask is made with Moroccan lava clay, bamboo charcoal, green tea leaves, aloe vera, and tea tree oil, plus it's completely free of mineral oil and parabens.
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Peering at the tea leaves Another group of mobilization-focused candidates are offering a somewhat more restrained agenda and betting on energizing new voters because they embody demographic and generational change.
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While results won't be announced until May 23, investors are reading the tea leaves to see what may be on the horizon for trade issues and the regulation of foreign companies.
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The big picture: If there are any tea leaves to read today about the ACA's future, they'll come from Judge Reed O'Connor in El Paso, not Judge Brett Kavanaugh in Washington.
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And if we're lucky, there will be new tea leaves to read about Apple's next big growth project — a car, supposedly — and perhaps some commentary about first-year Apple Watch sales.
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That's when he revealed those from the afterlife (or the clouds or the tea leaves or wherever) are telling him to BET ON L.A. AND BOSTON TO MAKE THE WORLD SERIES!!
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"I don't think it's possible for us to read the tea leaves for how customers are gonna use those products, but we know what our customers are asking for," Underwood said.
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On the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Keystone pipeline, he cast Clinton as a late-comer to the opposition who waited to read the political tea leaves before announcing her stance.
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Both advocates and pundits alike have been reading the election tea leaves and predicting what the result of this contentious and unpredictable presidential election means for the future of our country.
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The tea leaves that pass for a coherent legislative policy suggest that Trump's Plan A had pulled a page or two from House Speaker Paul Ryan's playbook, long on the shelves.
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For almost 30 days, he battled the virus, first on his own, covered in a blanket and sitting over a pot of hot water steeped with tea leaves, the African way.
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I believe that investors will be better served by monitoring the Federal Reserve and the direction of interest rates rather than trying to read the tea leaves in the White House.
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"If I'm going to engage in tasseography, the Victorian-era practice of reading tea leaves, I think Judge Ellis will show a relative amount of compassion for Paul Manafort," he said.
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"It's too early to read the tea leaves in DC, but we know the public wants action," John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety, a gun control advocacy group, said.
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The partners behind Boba Guys, a chain of bubble-tea cafes, already made their own infusions and syrups to go with the tea leaves they imported from China, Taiwan and Japan.
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The charts, which the Fed began publishing in 2012, have become a series of tea leaves that many investors like to read for hints about what the FOMC will do next.
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You can mix the green tea leaves with any of the ingredients listed above, but be sure to add a liquid so that the tea isn't too harsh on the lips.
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And since no two pundits can agree on what went wrong for him in 2015, trying to read training-camp tea leaves to see if everything is fixed is a fool's errand.
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But since I'm optimistic and want phones to be exciting again, I'm going to say the tea leaves suggest new endeavors for Xiaomi's expansion and transformation into becoming a global electronics powerhouse.
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Reading all these tea leaves, I'd say Justice League comes in with a lot of reviews along the lines of "elements good/movie bad," the likes of which tend to skew rotten.
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A third plausible scenario, based on the tea leaves of Buytaert's phrase "actively promotes," is that Garfield has been banned for expressing views outside the Drupal community which are deemed unacceptable inside.
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With the midterm elections less than two weeks away, analysts and pundits are pouring over polls, trying to read the proverbial tea leaves to determine how things will shake out in Congress.
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But it deserves mentioning as it's referencing not just the vehicle by which tea leaves are steeped in hot water, but also the act of dipping one's testicles onto another person's face.
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We're trying to sift through the metaphorical tea leaves and figure that out, but rest assured, the answer is most definitely in the assorted videos of Ants Eating Stuff to Stock Music.
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Front Burner For the first time in its 150-year history, Kusmi Tea is introducing a white tea, a type made from the very first tea leaves that sprout in the spring.
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Because Democrats desperately want to know who the strongest candidate will be, our desire to read tea leaves is insatiable—and so we read too much into each leaf we happen upon.
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The specimens were so small they were magnified under a golf-ball size plastic hemisphere and the museum noted in a memo that some viewers thought they looked like tea leaves or coal.
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From Japanese food (we're already on board with that one) to more coconut everything (sure, why not), WF read its trendy tea leaves and is ready to tell us what to Instagram next.
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There are some big moments of exaggerated physical comedy that could be artifacts of another version, but they play so seamlessly that trying to spot them is nothing more than reading tea leaves.
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And if my reading of the tea leaves is correct, what the Army has seen the Russians doing in eastern Ukraine has got it pretty spooked about Russia's military modernization and current capabilities.
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A Productive Cough, their latest offering, throws into question everything we previously knew, or thought we knew, about the band, even if we should have been reading the tea leaves since Local Business.
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The economic tea leaves are hardly conducive to rising steel demand in 2019, meaning that any optimism around the sector currently is based on hopes that Beijing takes steps to stimulate the economy.
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Kirui says he has managed to carve out his own niche in the tea business despite owning no land, and was visiting the station to buy tea leaves to sell to multinational companies.
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They boil water faster than a watched pot on your stove, and the best ones even offer adjustable temperature settings to ensure that the water is just right for your delicate tea leaves.
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In the last major tea leaves before the 2018 midterms, an average of recent polls puts Republican Troy Balderson just ahead of Democrat Danny O'Connor in their bid to succeed Republican Pat Tiberi.
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It is possible that the Trump administration has read something fresh and remarkable in Iran's tea leaves, and that their young, angry population just needs an extra dose of hardship to rise up.
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A book published in July for which he was a co-author, "The Field of Fight: How We Can Win the Global War Against Radical Islam and Its Allies," offers some tea leaves.
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"In Japan, you could have drones patrolling smaller fields, using sensors and 3D modelling techniques to show farmers how big their oranges or tea leaves growing on steeper slopes have become," he suggested.
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The ingredients are essentially the same, regardless of brand — some combination of green, chamomile, and peppermint tea leaves; licorice, dandelion, rhubarb, ginger, and ginseng roots; and cloves, cinnamon bark, and dried goji berries.
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But driving the crossover-like Cross Turismo offers a chance to read the tea leaves, and perhaps get an idea if the Mission E program will spawn true Porsches — or merely Tesla wannabes.
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Tong tried mushroom varieties she didn't have the words for, picked tea leaves to roast and realized it would be impossible to precisely replicate the food of the region back in New York.
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Congress' eyes will be on Pennsylvania on Tuesday for a reading of the political tea leaves, as voters head to the polls to fill the suburban Pittsburgh House seat of former Republican Rep.
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"You don't have to read the tea leaves very closely to understand that it's being legalized in one form or another pretty much all around the world on a rapid basis," he said.
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QAnon posts are written in borderline nonsense jargon, closer to reading tea leaves than coherent posts, but according to QAlerts, the cybersecurity firm appeared in 10 updates, one as recent as October 2018.
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Here are our top picks for the best tea infusers of all kinds: Brewing baskets: Brewing flavorful, rich tea requires the perfect temperature of water, quality tea leaves, and the right amount of space.
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It is too early "to try to read the tea leaves and come up with a guess on where we could land" in terms of a financial target, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Reading the tea leaves of her brand of fashion diplomacy was a buzzy pastime this week, both in the headlines of British tabloids and in the background of chats between royal- and Trump-watchers.
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Tea leaves, coffee grounds, molten lead hardened in water, crystal balls, runes, Tarot, flame scrying, palmistry, psychometry, weathercasting ― and to think they hadn't even gone into astrology because that was a whole separate class!
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The tea leaves they gather sell for 232,2200 yuan ($2000) per kg to well-to-do customers, predominantly businessmen in Zhejiang and Guangdong, who snap up fermented pu'er compressed into "bing," or circular cakes.
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Regulators have been trying to assess whether to apply standard laws that govern things like stocks to digital assets like coins — and Basis said it was reading the tea leaves and predicting a crackdown.
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There have been a lot of major tech IPOs that have been in the tea leaves this year — Dropbox and Spotify among them — as well as ones that are pretty much confirmed like Snap.
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As Jonathan Bernstein has written for The Times, political scientists think ideology and demographics matter, though it's not certain exactly how; beyond that, the business of predicting the next election is mostly tea leaves.
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Immigration The court this week will rehear two immigration-related cases will be watched closely for tea leaves of what justices are thinking on the travel ban, although they don't pertain to it specifically.
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But liberal-leaning lawmakers are reading the tea leaves in Tuesday's results and taking it as a sign that the party will move left in order to be more in step with their base.
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Fans have been sharing footage from her current "On the Run II" tour with hubby Jay-Z to try and read the tea leaves as to whether a fourth child is on the way.
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The tea leaves they gather sell for 232,0003 yuan ($2000) per kg to well-to-do customers, predominantly businessmen in Zhejiang and Guangdong, who snap up fermented pu'er compressed into "bing", or circular cakes.
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"You can read the tea leaves a bit depending on what questions the judge asks," said Lisa Hayes, a former litigation partner who now oversees court strategy for the Center for Democracy and Technology.
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After Trump defied all expectations to win the Oval Office, perhaps for the betterment of the country it's time these Clinton staffers, and liberals more broadly, take a different read of the tea leaves.
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For example, when a photo caption in the U.S. Morning Briefing incorrectly labeled Hawaiian ti leaves as "tea leaves," reader feedback inspired an article on the role that ti leaves play in Hawaiian culture.
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We're told Chrishell doesn't think it's all that puzzling ... that the tea leaves point to some sort of deal Justin may have and she believes he just doesn't want her to get a piece.
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Surbhi and Soumyaa are already awake, and Surbhi has made us a pot of masala chai, the traditional Indian tea, and we make it by boiling together fresh grated ginger, tea leaves and water.
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The Oscars are in a little over 80 days, the major industry awards are still weeks away, but luckily there are still tea leaves to read, because that's what the Bagger is here for.
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The tea leaves If you want to know where things stand on Capitol Hill, just five days before the government runs out of money, just take a look at these two tweets: From Sen.
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Deluged in a swarm of angry tweets and social media posts, many have taken to reading tea leaves to try to understand what the acquisition means for ordinary privacy-minded folks like you and me.
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Apple's car rumors have been roaring for more than a year, boosted by reports from major publications and hints dropped by Apple executives as analysts and Apple watchers desperately try to read the tea leaves.
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The singer dropped her new single, "Gorgeous," early Friday, and fans have been trying to read the tea leaves to figure out if the lyrics are about her reported current boyfriend, British actor Joe Alwyn.
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MatchaBar Premium Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea Powder, available on Amazon, $14.22Matcha is made from special green tea leaves that have been ground into a perfectly fine powder that dissolves in water when whisked properly.
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The premise of taking a close look at these speeches to read the tea leaves, in short, is that the president actually understands the policy issues facing him and cares about the words he's speaking.
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For that, we bless them with the scent of a thousand peonies, the wet shrapnel that rattles in and around our pockets, the tea leaves marinating at the bottom of our morning pick-me-up.
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According to a 2009 study in the journal Nature Reviews Cancer, components of tea leaves have been shown to have antioxidant properties and may protect against other types of cancers, particularly colon and prostate cancer.
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"For non-certified gardens, while we have traceability up to the factory level, but do not have traceability on green tea leaves sourced by the factory for manufacturing tea," read a statement sent to CNN.
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Those reading the tea leaves of an eventual negotiation are hopeful that with Mr. Trump distracted, administration officials, including Mr. Ross, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and others will take control of the talks.
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JS: Have you talked to any new and up-and-coming Democrats in Nevada to see how they are reacting to this in terms of reading the tea leaves about where the party is going?
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The 700ml Hario Chacha Kyusu Maru Tea Pot is a beautiful Japanese teapot made of strong glass, which has a giant mesh brewing basket, so your tea leaves can be fully immersed in the hot water.
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Reading (semi) deeply into the tea leaves, that indicated a few things: First, the next iPhone was going to arrive on schedule; second, it meant that the next iPhone should have had a pretty good debut.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a dimly lit shop in Kuala Lumpur, where dried fish, herbs and pickled tea leaves imported from Myanmar are on display, two men sit behind a counter inspecting bank notes.
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It opened just a few Teavana "tea bars" that sold prepared teas (rather than packaged tea leaves) that it hoped would spread tea culture but abandoned that business last year to focus on the original stores.
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Naturally, then, people have been trying to interpret early vote tea leaves in each of them — check out Jon Ralston in Nevada, Daniel Smith and Steve Schale in Florida, and Nate Cohn analyzing North Carolina numbers.
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Why it matters: Donald Trump has stressed his intention to ease up on financial regulations, and Tarullo's exit might just be his reading the tea leaves that tough supervision at the Fed will be frowned upon.
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The two first contests in Iowa and New Hampshire are understandably being (over)analyzed for the tea leaves they may contain about the future of the struggle and, ultimately, who will be elected president in November.
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Though Bencic has more natural power and a more potent serve than her mentor did in her prime, she shares the ability to read tennis tea leaves even in the midst of a fast-paced rally.
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Our friend Steve Liesman, and he -- you know, he has different ways of gauging things and maybe through some tea leaves thinks it's possible the Fed could be thinking about a pause in the rate cuts.
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A pessimistic interpretation of the recent economic tea leaves could include the Federal Reserve, seeing signs of an impending slowdown, started cutting short-term interest rates because officials believe the economy is set for a deceleration.
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You could make a big pot of rice (I hope a rice cooker is on your holiday wish list this year, because the tea leaves tell me we'll be eating a lot of rice in 2017).
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"Media proprietors are notorious for reading the tea leaves, they get a clear sense of the tolerance level of politicians in power," said Siddharth Varadarajan, who runs a not-for-profit online news portal called The Wire.
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"I think this is yet another time when trying to read the tea leaves is a sketchy proposition at best," said David Jaros, a law professor at the University of Baltimore who has been watching the trials.
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Made of food-grade silicone, Baby Nessie splits open so it can be filled with tea leaves, while a series of perforations on its back allow hot water to flow in and out for steeping your beverage.
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Analysts said it is too early to evaluate the real impact of the floods and landslides, though short-term disruptions in rubber tapping and plucking of tea leaves and buds could lead to a decline in output.
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As arbitrary or frivolous as the pursuit might seem, music critics and armchair oddsmakers have made it an annual tradition to attempt to predict the "song of the summer" using past data, gut feelings, tea leaves, etc.
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But for readers of tea leaves, there was a coded warning as the statement moved smartly on to the importance of America's relationship with the European Union, before finally calling the EU and Britain both "indispensable" partners.
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If 22009 was the year the tea leaves drifted to the bottom of the cup, hinting at how the decade would unfold, we would all have been wise to take Salem's King Night a little more seriously.
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We can only read the tea leaves, extrapolating from the relatively limited action we have seen thus far, including an agreement with China announced Thursday evening that will give American beef exporters access to the Chinese market.
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We're all trying to read the tea leaves, with the GOP memo out and the Democratic counter memo sitting at the White House (and Trump administration officials hedging on whether and when they may approve its release).
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Erin Boyle, author of "Simple Matters: Living with Less and Ending Up with More" and founder of the lifestyle blog Reading My Tea Leaves, lives in a one-bedroom apartment with her husband and two small children.
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So reading the tea leaves on his gun control views requires looking at how he's voted on whether the full court should review cases decided by a three-judge panel of justices, known as en banc review.
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Three women in their fifties from Minnesota were arrested at Chicago's O'Hare airport after US Customs and Border Protection agents found $3 million worth of heroin and opium concealed in bags of tea leaves inside their luggage.
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Before dessert — an edible Piet Mondrian painting of ceylon ice cream atop a trifecta of apple syrups — a barista arrived with saucers of Steamboat-roasted coffee beans and tea leaves to choose from arranged on a gleaming tray.
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"To an outsider, the science of osteology may seem like reading tea leaves, but these authors are experts and systematically account for the shape of ridges, crests, and depressions on the bones," he told Gizmodo in an email.
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Mass raids of marijuana dispensaries across Toronto signals a turning point for pot activists who have been reading the tea leaves on who will be in, and who will be blocked, from Canada's highly anticipated legal weed regime.
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While I find the advice and equipment for making good coffee absolutely head-spinning, really all you need for a nice cup of tea is some hot water, tea leaves and a way to strain out the leaves.
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Living a legacy The tea plantations in Assam are a legacy bequeathed to India by the colonial-era government where local tribes were employed, or in some cases got into indentured servitude, in the gathering of tea leaves.
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"Every six months, police looks for drug users on the streets – this is called a special project," said a migrant worker from another part of Myanmar, picking tea leaves at a plantation that has replaced a poppy field.
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And while Wall Street insiders spar over their myriad readings of the monetary tea leaves and whether — or how much — the Fed should ease borrowing costs, what remains uncontested is just how far interest rates remain below historical levels.
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The deep dive taken by these experts, particularly one known by his handle "Tea Leaves," came to some conclusions that only heightened the confusion: The server handled a small load, too small to be used simply for marketing purposes.
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As farmers began arriving with sacks of tea leaves ready to be taken away by young men on motorbike taxis, known as "boda boda", he said work on his father's farm earned him around 150 shillings ($1.48) a day.
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Reading the tea leaves: A recent analysis by the antitrust partners at Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher suggested that Trump's picks for roles such as Attorney General and the antitrust transition team shows he'll behave more like a traditional Republican.
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The result is a portrait that's hazy, dreamy, streaked with blobs or arches of color that can be interpreted like tea leaves or your star sign: White is open-minded and nonjudgmental; blue is depth of feeling and loyalty.
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For a nominal fee, the Toyota International Association runs multilingual green tea workshops throughout the year, which allow visitors to learn about the region's tea history, grind their own tea leaves and make dishes such as matcha ice cream.
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While speculating over the queen's secret political leanings by reading the fashion tea leaves may be a fun pastime for royal observers, it's unlikely that she's trying to send coded messages to the masses through her choice of brooch.
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At the Jackson Hole symposium, markets would also be reading the tea leaves on comments from European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi, particularly for clues on when he planned to taper asset purchases under the Bank's quantitative easing program.
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RCA/Sony is in a tough spot -- they can read the tea leaves and know they will have hell to pay in terms of PR if they release R. Kelly's songs in the wake of the growing #MuteRKelly movement.
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In trying to read tea leaves from US House retirements, it's useful to separate out the members who are exiting politics altogether for the time being from those who are just leaving the House to run for another political office.
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Negative reviews mention tea leaves and dust escaping the infuser and landing in the cup, but that's inevitable with most infusers — you'll always end up with some tea dust or small leaf fragments unless you're using a very fine mesh infuser.
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The company hasn't said how many it sold, but reading the tea leaves of its financials, we estimated that it shifted something in the region of 34,600 pairs in Q4 2016 and 63,800 pairs in the first quarter of 2017.
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Major opinions on blockbuster cases concerning issues such as a citizenship question on the 2020 census and the future of extreme partisan gerrymandering are still outstanding, but Monday offered interesting tea leaves several weeks before the term is set to end.
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The effect is nearly the same: Twitter is going back to the drawing board again, both with its leadership structure and perhaps, if you read the tea leaves, the innovative products like Moments that were once hoped to be its salvation.
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"My reading of the tea leaves is that Intel has figured it has pumped enough money into it and wanting someone else to take it off their hands with all the seriously hard problems yet to be solved," he wrote.
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Rating All TV critics have to read their tea leaves when judging new shows, and that's especially true with comedies, which are more likely to improve as casts grow more comfortable with each other and writers start to learn their actors' strengths.
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Tea leaves are now shredded into tiny bits, which generate lots of flavour but less of the subtlety for which Indian tea has been prized abroad (Indians boil rather than brew their tea and so tend to make do with lower-quality leaves).
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That led to fans trying to read the tea leaves regarding the state of Beyonce's marriage to Jay Z. There have long been rumors, which were heightened in May 2014 after the infamous elevator incident involving the couple and her sister, Solange Knowles.
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No tea leaves, please: The State official warned that the U.S. participation "should not be taken as an indication" of the review of whether to remain in the Paris climate accord, noting that the U.S. has been attending U.N. climate talks for decades.
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It is a quirk of the Supreme Court's operating rules that we need to read tea leaves and between the lines to take a stab at what the justices are thinking about issues that affect the rights and lives of millions of Americans.
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"Trying to read tea leaves into what happened last night" to predict "this is what's going to happen in the presidential or in the Senate or House elections this far out just doesn't make any sense," said Doug Heye, a Republican strategist.
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In fact, if you're a fan of reading the Apple tea leaves to see what it's going to do next, and in turn how it will influence the industry, then the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are the most interesting iPhones ever.
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So, instead of reading tea leaves last week — the order of Corbin's visits was Washington, Philadelphia, New York, and the report that Corbin's brother put on a Yankees cap while delivering a toast at Corbin's wedding — it was better to have listened.
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"If the Fed is reading the tea leaves the economic brew of data are distinctly on the weak side today, and will keep Fed policy cemented in place at next week's meeting," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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While the White House has offered no direct confirmation of a plan to endorse Clinton, many Democrats are reading the tea leaves and concluding that Obama is starting to bring his weight to bear on behalf of his former secretary of State.
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Yet, as the Fed has no real control over long-term rates, it makes no intuitive sense to rely on changes in the long-term yield curve as tea leaves these actions or as necessarily being reflective of near-term economic conditions.
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If you're looking for tea leaves, Graham — Kavanaugh's fiercest defender at last week's Senate hearings — seems to be acknowledging the possibility that Kavanaugh could come up short in the Senate, issuing a statement Tuesday about the possibility the Senate would reject Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Pros: Big brewing basket makes great tea, fine metal mesh material doesn't let tea leaves escape, short spout is easy to pour, glass design is pretty, inexpensive Cons: Glass is fragile Buy the 700ml Hario Chacha Kyusu Maru Tea Pot on Amazon for $18.95
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For a sense of how to read the tea leaves—and what, exactly, it takes to charge a cop with violating someone's civil rights in this country—we spoke with Jonathan Smith, executive director of the Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs.
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" FRITZ FOLTS, CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, 3EDGE ASSET MANAGEMENT LP IN BOSTON: "Right now the equity markets are holding their break and however they read the tea leaves coming out of this press conference is, at least in the short term, going to be very influential.
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"In terms of reading through the tea leaves, I think the short answer is: It appears to look good for Our Children's Trust," Michael Burger, executive director of Columbia Law School's Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, told BuzzFeed News after the Monday arguments.
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"Unlike boiling water, which often burns and damages tea leaves, cold water allows the tea to bloom slowly while releasing only the most delicate flavors without any bitterness," Evy Tea, a company which cold-brews its bottled teas for 16 hours, writes on its website.
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Burmese tea leaf salad is the type of dish that will force you to stop whatever you are doing and take a couple of moments to admire the fact that you are about to chow down on a bunch of tea leaves for dinner.
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If you feel moved to text an up-front marriage proposal — feeling 100% confident in Facebook's data scientists' prowess in reading the social media tea leaves and plucking your future life partner out of the mix — its algorithms will probably smile on that though.
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Cathcart said "things are certainly fraught in a way that is worrisome, if not indicative of a wholesale shift in Beijing," but he added that the opaque nature of politics in the two neighboring authoritarian regimes meant reading the tea leaves was always difficult.
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I can't put my finger on it, and for that reason this piece is going to feel a bit like reading tea leaves or speaking prophecy to summon a world that might come into being if we want it in just the right ways.
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Those hoping to read today's moves as tea leaves will likely find themselves stymied: It is as possible that Ms. Wintour is giving her longtime staffers graceful exits before her own as it is that she has perceived the need for change and evolution.
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Much could happen between now and 2047, and the tea leaves are already out there waiting to be read: There are many old — even ancient — historical precedents showing how the Chinese central authorities first manage rebellious peoples on the periphery before eventually subjugating them.
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You're basically seeing that the people who've been the best at reading the tea leaves—the ones with the most resources, because that's how they made their money—are now the ones most preparing to pull the rip cord and jump out of the plane.
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"What the Democrats have started to realize is that, from all the tea leaves that we've seen, is that while some people did some bad things, that there were some people who clearly interfered with the last election, that there was no collusion," Spicer said.
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One way to read the tea leaves about Rosenstein's fate in the memo: Other officials he's listed alongside approving FISA warrants include former FBI Director James Comey (fired by Trump), former acting Attorney General Sally Yates (fired by Trump) and McCabe (stepped down this week).
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The infusers are small, though, so they can be finicky to use and they won't circulate the tea leaves around in the water They're probably best for the casual tea drinker, kids who love tea, and people who just want a funny infuser in their collection.
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One tea plucker, who has been on a certified farm for the past 10 years, said workers were paid 137 rupees ($2) a day to harvest 24 kg (53 lb) of tea leaves, below a national minimum wage of 250 rupees a day for informal agriculture laborers.
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Unwitting fans who hadn't read the tea leaves of opaque app permissions took to social media to vent their anger at finding they'd been co-opted into an unofficial LaLiga piracy police force as the app repurposed their smartphone sensors to rat out their favorite local bars.
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This is more or less a similar sentiment to what Wall Street has, which is tracking the same reports and is looking at the same tea leaves the average consumer is in order to divine where to value Apple as it heads into the fourth quarter.
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But the tea leaves about Saudi Aramco's current leanings are apparently a challenge to read, with several well-placed experts telling CNBC that New York is either a complete shoo-in for the listing — or it stands absolutely no chance because of regulation and geopolitical concerns.
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Reading the tea leaves Several congressional aides on both sides of the aisle took the appearance of White House adviser Stephen Miller on CBS's "Face the Nation" as a sign that any cave or punt on the wall funding wasn't in the works, at least not yet.
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My mother counseled me to prepare rich foods cooked in ghee to mend my body and drink doodh pati chai, in which tea leaves are simmered in whole milk, cardamom, cloves and sugar to heal my heart, but grief had left me incapable of entering the kitchen.
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As Iran launched retaliatory strikes on US targets in Iraq Tuesday night, with no direct communication from the president, observers fell even more into the habit of reading the tea leaves of Trump's favorite channel to see if the administration was marching the country toward war.
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Forget the Q. & A. Around Capitol Hill, everyone was on the hunt for clues as to how the vote count was shaping up, with the handful of senators considered ambivalent being read like tea leaves: What did the questions submitted by Susan Collins of Maine portend?
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While many senators offered easy, leading questions to those defending their party's interests, the most intriguing moments came from a core group of undecided senators in both parties, sparking a round of attempted tea leaves readings ahead of Friday's crucial vote on whether to call additional witnesses. Sen.
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Biden, on the other hand, took a pretty hard L. Pete says he's focused on keeping the momentum going in the New Hampshire primary and beyond, and though he says he won't tell Biden how to run his campaign ... he hints Joe should read the political tea leaves.
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Beyond popularising beauty trends such as facial cosmetic products "BB cream" and "CC cream", South Korea has a reputation for innovation and for using natural and Oriental medicine ingredients from flowers and tea leaves to donkey milk, snail and seahorse to differentiate its so-called K-beauty products.
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Instead, Wall Street — which has spent months and months modeling Apple's future, reading the tea leaves, and trying to chase down as many leads as it can — is walking into the event on Tuesday with as much of a good idea as the average consumer that reads, say, TechCrunch.
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The Labor premier of Queensland state, which also has to approve the mine in tandem with the federal government, appeared to read the election tea leaves very quickly, calling on Wednesday for Adani to sit down with the state's regulator to work out a timetable for final approvals.
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Related: Toronto Cops Raid Pot Dispensaries in Massive Citywide Crackdown Mass raids of marijuana dispensaries across Toronto signals a turning point for pot activists who have been reading the tea leaves on who will be in, and who will be blocked, from Canada's highly anticipated legal weed regime.
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If you want to read into the tea leaves a little bit here, the company post was authored by Alessandro Sabatelli, the company's director of AR and VR. So feel free to speculate as you wish while Twitter has said it is starting to explore opportunities in this area.
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The White House has not even come out with its plan yet with everyone reading the tea leaves on whether Trump will ultimately back the border adjustable tax (BAT) that is the critical lynchpin of House Speaker Paul Ryan's plan to get the top corporate rate down to 20 percent.
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To analysts who are used to reading the tea leaves in Supreme Court rulings, the most likely explanation is that it took the Court a long time to piece together a compromise that could get all nine justices on board — or at least satisfied enough not to write a dissent.
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No deal has yet been formally announced, but — in reading the tea leaves in the Curtis article and other reports this week — it appears that this is more of a pact between ESPN and PMT specifically for a show produced by Embassy Row, rather than a general partnership with Barstool.
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"I drank this when I was a kid every day," says Li. To capture the essence in cocktail form, Li's recipe calls for Iron Buddha tea leaves, spiced rum, Iron Guanyin tea syrup, milk, walnut bitters, Belgian blonde ale, and a tequila that's been "slow cooked" with roasted coffee beans.
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While the Code of Practice doesn't contain a great deal of quantifiable substance, some have read its tea-leaves as a sign that signatories are committing to bot detection and identification — by promising to "establish clear marking systems and rules for bots to ensure their activities cannot be confused with human interactions".
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The question caught widespread attention in the Capitol, where reporters and fellow senators are trying to read the tea leaves on which way the pair of moderate GOP senators are leaning when it comes to allowing witnesses and the ultimate votes on whether or not to convict Trump on the articles of impeachment.
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Maybe I read the tea leaves too closely and pessimistically, but then I'm a gay man whose teen years were in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when homosexuality alone was considered antithetical to true manhood and someone like me was left in a limbo, wondering what claims on masculinity he really had.
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Once the early polls open you will see media reports and "experts" trying to read the tea leaves of the polls predicting a winner but there are many pitfalls, said voting turnout specialist Michael McDonald, associate professor of political science at the University of Florida and a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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So I am not going to read the political tea leaves anymore, and I am not going to be silent on this issue, especially when I can see—as the only senator that lives in a low-income inner-city community—the damage that has been done over decades of a failed war on drugs.
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The economy is trudging along with no new ideas to push it forward, productivity is still lagging, an aging population and a lack of decisive measures to bring in foreign labor are frustrating employers, a muscular China and a clueless America are putting pressure on a leadership trying to read the tea leaves accurately.
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Lenin's divergence from Marxist orthodoxy came not from his lack of faith in the working class, but his unusually deep faith in them: his conviction that, reading the tea leaves in Russia, it was unlikely that the liberal bourgeoisie—weak and clinging to its dependence on the Tsar—would be able to lead the revolution.
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In a new report, based on a survey of mobile users in the US, China and the UK, Gartner's reading of the app usage tea-leaves shows signs of messaging platforms cannibalizing other apps, with for example, usage of dedicated video apps declining four percentage points between the 2015 and 2016 editions of the survey.
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Last year, for example, a federal appeals court in Denver granted qualified immunity to a group of deputy sheriffs who detained a family with young children for two and a half hours during "a SWAT-style raid," which they conducted after finding tea leaves in the family's trash that allegedly tested positive as marijuana.
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And it will dance around the notion that everything happening to Rodrigo is written in the stars, as when Rodrigo's grandmother discovers that he and female lead Hailey (Lola Kirke) are destined to be together by reading her tea leaves — as opposed to checking the show's credits and realizing they're the two main characters.
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Those trying to read the tea leaves on her choice of dress would have two telling options: Her suit was close to the white color and style chosen last year by women in the Democratic Party, who wore it in a salute to suffragists during Mr. Trump's first speech to a joint session Congress.
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Cohen faces a slew of potential federal charges—he has yet to be formally indicted—and while it initially seemed like he might be willing to take one for the team here, rather than cooperate with prosecutors, the latest tea leaves point toward Cohen being open to striking a deal and flipping on his old boss.
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The tea leaves are going to be even more critical as we look for signs as to whether Apple has unlocked a new tier of demand and starts to generate an even greater profit, as well as what the heck it is going to do with all that cash if it actually starts to ramp up a new engine.
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Maybe I'm reading too much into the tea leaves, but it strikes me that Apple could be deliberately cutting the headphone jack this year â€" a year that is already going to be less exciting by virtue of no  major redesign â€" in order to protect the next iPhone from the inevitable backlash over the headphone jack's removal.
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What we're hearing from Boeing, and they have been very cryptic, you almost have to read the tea leaves the way they used to be or the Kremlin Wall, there was a story that Dennis Muilenburg felt this is the same plane as the old planes so you didn't need to put pilots in the simulator.
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"For a state, they're really trying to almost read the tea leaves of will Congress, won't Congress, extend CHIP funding on time — and using that to dictate some very difficult and practical decisions they have to make, which is just really tough," said Kelly Whitener, associate professor of the practice at Georgetown University's Center for Children and Families.
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But aside from any ill-advised attempts to read the tea leaves, these statements from the justices are significant, not because they indicate how the court will rule, but because they demonstrate how the court could rule in a way that protects freedoms of expression, conscience, and belief, while bringing clarity to questions left unresolved in Obergefell.
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Even more so when the dish is served the way it is at Daw Yee Myanmar Corner in Silver Lake: the pile of spinach-like fermented tea leaves is in the middle of the plate surrounded with tinier piles of minced cabbage, gently steamed yellow corn, diced tomatoes, fried yellow lentils and butter beans, fried bits of garlic, roasted peanuts.
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If I were reading the tea leaves, and given that Ms. Versace pretty much broke the internet last year when she recreated a supermodel tableau in her spring show with Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Carla Bruni Sarkozy, Claudia Schiffer and Helena Christensen, I might put money on some of the above making an appearance in their gold goddess Versace chain mail.
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If you were inclined to read tea leaves even more closely, you could note that this paragraph certainly implies that the author is at least privy to the mindset of Cabinet officials themselves: Given the instability many witnessed, there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th Amendment, which would start a complex process for removing the president.
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Here, for instance, is The Washington Post's Greg Sargent, reading the tea leaves: In other words, acknowledging the racial dimension to the problem of police overuse of lethal force is not anti-cop, and indeed, it is a necessary precursor to healing the divisions between communities and police, which will make the jobs of the vast majority of law enforcement professionals who are doing great work easier.
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Indeed, like the expected rate path for the U.S. Federal Reserve, the risk is for fewer rate rises next year, not more "The coming week will place a heavy degree of market emphasis upon how the Bank of Canada is reading the shifting tea leaves," noted Derek Holt, head of capital markets economics at Scotiabank, who expects four rate rises next year, leaving them at 3.0 percent in mid-2020.
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Believe it or not, when we hosted a Ninja Tune Anniversary mix from the guys back in November of 2015, in tandem with their "Magic Johnson" single for the label and subsequent signing, we didn't quite read the tea leaves well enough to predict that this was a precursor to a forthcoming LP—we were just too busy shaking in our desk chairs to its sample-heavy next level grooves.
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At Asian Bowl, she has a chance to share what she's long cooked at home: cool salads that may be soured with pickled shrimp or bear the twangy zip of fermented tea leaves; noodles skinny, glassine or flat — sometimes all tangled together — contoured by yellow bean powder, perhaps, or pulverized dried shrimp; and curries that range from mild gravies to a fury of chiles over dark hunks of beef.
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But Republicans appeared to be reading the tea leaves ahead of Tuesday night's election, with the Senate Leadership Fund, a group closely aligned with Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.), telling The Washington Post that it wouldn't air ads supporting Morrisey during the final week.
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Over the past month we have seen efforts to read the tea leaves regarding Democratic upsets in state legislative special elections in rural Wisconsin and in a Missouri district that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE won by 28 percentage points.
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If Kuo's reading of the tea leaves is correct, it'd mean Apple walking back on the brief era of iPhones — iPhone X, XS, XR, and whatever new iPhones come in 2019 and 2020 — that only have Face ID. While Touch ID's return will likely make many iPhone owners happy — lots of people don't like Face ID because it's slower and not as responsive as a fingerprint scan — Apple would likely spin the feature as another layer of security for your iPhone data.
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While we can't say for sure which Marvel heroes may bite the bullet in Infinity War, you can sort of read the tea leaves based on few signs: the number of movies a hero has been in (Marvel probably won't kill someone who was just introduced), how important they are to the Avengers (Cap is more important than Star-Lord), and what their death may do for a storyline (Iron Man dying would change the complexion of the continuous Marvel cinematic narrative in a completely different way than Drax biting the dust would).
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A partial ingredient list for laphet thoke, a dish commonly categorized as a salad (such are the limitations of the English language), includes mulchy fermented tea leaves with enough caffeine to twang the nerves like a harp, set against strips of fresh, crunchy cabbage; garlic in translucent teardrops and disks of green chile, flaunting their perilous seeds; a briny spoor of dried shrimp and fish sauce; tomatoes in skinny slurs, for just a squeeze of juice, and bright lashings of lime; and pops of sesame seeds and roasted peanuts, buttery wholes and halves alongside crunchier, roughly broken shards.
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