Customers can purchase the whole lot for 1000 bitcoins ($780,000).
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Put the whole lot through a sieve, keeping the liquid.
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I've checked out Tinder, Bumble, the whole lot of them.
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Then, I toss the whole lot with perfectly al dente pasta.
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He then sold the whole lot to the WME/IMG agency three days later.
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Some of this may get past Congress, but it's unlikely the whole lot would.
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If you're really troubled by your past musings you can delete the whole lot.
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A lot of people would just bung the whole lot in and cook it.
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Douse the whole lot with heart rate-raising wasabi and you've got an aphrodisiacal feast.
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Fearing a humanitarian disaster, Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, allowed the whole lot into Germany.
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At those prices, the whole lot could easily go for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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As the mixtures dries out, a compound called cement hydrate (CSH) glues the whole lot together.
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"The vagina is the whole lot, the vulva is just one part of it," he responded.
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But I'll do my best at summing up the whole lot of nothing that went on.
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The whole lot should all be evacuated and the city handed over to an international power.
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In an ideal world, I'd like to have a book and an exhibition of the whole lot.
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The whole lot of it brought out the best in me, forced me to look at myself truly.
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"But if you select the numbers, and no one wins the Powerball, you win the whole lot," Brill said.
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In order to keep my production from not spreading across the whole lot, an avocado tree marks my limits.
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However, it's not just the intellectual leaders of the movement who are upset with Musk but the whole lot.
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"I shan't neck the whole lot," he joked with the crowd after taking a sip, according to the Daily Mail.
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Pharmacists still sell painkillers loosely in pots, enabling people to pour the whole lot down their throats in one movement.
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But remember, before you go out and scoop up the whole lot of them for Christmas, pets are not gifts!
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Each product is so diverse, so wearable, so glitzy-meets-chill that we're going to want the whole lot — and then some.
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Oman is printing the cost of the fuel subsidy on household electricity bills to prepare the population for paying the whole lot.
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"We'd be waiting for a consignment of orchids from Singapore and they'd find one insect and condemn the whole lot," he says.
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The whole lot of it — XXL handbags, GG-embossed tights, grandpa-inspired cardigans and more — can be found right here in Milan.
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In short: Continue to make your crazy, total rationality-defying stand and you'll end up losing the whole lot in due course.
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You can buy the controller on its own; the controller with the game; or the whole lot together, with game, controller, and console.
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That language, the oversight board concluded, is not broad enough to allow the NSA to seize the whole lot before an investigation has begun.
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The site takes data from publicly leaked breaches that's been illegally obtained and then posted on the web, making the whole lot easily searchable.
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We saw this woman walk onto the beach with her fish and chips and they just dived on her and took the whole lot.
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At this point, Trump is the Republican Party, and the whole lot of them must be hobbled if not vanquished at the ballot box.
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The beans go in once the eggs are just set, along with all the fragrant cooking liquid, and the whole lot bubbles along together.
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All the same Yang Zhifa, their spokesman, was quite prepared to dump the whole lot in the river unless they could get money for them.
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Instead of buying all of these courses individually and setting yourself back $1,100, why not get the whole lot for a fraction of the price?
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Down from £89 a month, you can grab the whole lot for £53 a month for 18 months plus a one-off payment of £19.95.
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Mr. Trabucco's seed for this (mentioned in his notes) was probably my favorite entry, but I think the whole lot of them were good fun.
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This private archive came to the attention of San Francisco painter Andrew Masullo, who bought it all and in 2017 donated the whole lot to SFMOMA.
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Shortly after two of America's leading mobile operators decided to stop selling the phones, Samsung scrapped the whole lot to avoid further damage to its brand.
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The whole lot is draped in slices of mild cheese, topped with a fried egg, smothered in sauce, and served with a giant plate of chips.
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Her fingers slid into the gap between the protective shield and the flower box behind it, and almost brought the whole lot down on her head.
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Lawmakers like Shelby and Leahy have argued instead for clearing the least controversial spending measures first so the stickiest appropriations bills don't doom the whole lot.
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"We can't sit on material like this for three years with one person to go through the whole lot, line-by-line, to redact," he said previously.
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I had to go through the whole lot, twice, then I had to go through what I had chose as the semi-finalists multiple times after that.
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Facebook's networks include WhatsApp and Instagram, and it has managed to pull more than half of the whole lot of us into using at least one of them.
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Twelve pieces of A4 paper later, they cut the whole lot into strips and ceremonially burnt it in the metal bowl she'd used to make the bread with.
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Now let's get rid of the surrogates on all the news networks: Corey Lewandowski on CNN, Evan Bayh on Fox News, Sara Fagen on CNBC, the whole lot.
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The company also publishes a full cost breakdown for the phone, showing how much of the sticker price goes to taxes, materials, assembly, certification, designers, marketers — the whole lot.
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They're writing books that, while they have the gripping plots that have always been associated with crime fiction, also have wonderful writing, complex characters, thematic depth, the whole lot.
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The one thing that ordinary people on all sides of the conflicts would agree on, rightly or wrongly, is the belief that the Israelis were behind the whole lot.
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After reaching a deal last week to sell the whole lot to the property firm Sunac China Holdings, Wanda announced that it would sell Sunac only the theme parks.
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In fact, the whole place remained largely untouched until 2010, when Sivan and her daughter Sofia bought the whole lot to give a new home to their family cheese empire.
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With the chicken still roasting away, Dumont prepares one last garnish—a bright, flavorful dressing—that she'll drizzle over the whole lot of this when all is said and done.
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Publishers are calling for further action to stop the spread of fake news, which stands to discredit the whole lot of us, without taking a stand about sharing content through Facebook.
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I know, because we traveled up and down the whole lot six times in the course of my interview — during which I discovered a man who has clearly found his vocation.
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Dessie Kids was the fastest, getting back to me within two weeks with a friendly email explaining what they did and didn't want and making a single offer for the whole lot.
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They also put up about 103 or 12 other perfect-looking games that Steimel kept in the office, and were expecting to make something in the $10,000 range for the whole lot.
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"We have people who are interested in the whole lot and people who are interested in just parts of it ... We have strong interest at both ends of the spectrum," Mackenzie said.
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So, I decided to declutter the whole lot, sifting through four years worth of beauty products, getting rid of a solid amount, and reorganizing the rest into a functional and aesthetically pleasing space.
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While these bodies seem to be confronted with the dishes' mass — they are so much smaller — the whole lot of them are encroaching upon the tower, intent on either dismantling or studying it.
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I told myself for a while that I'd quit before my 30's, and had a few solid periods without smoking or with alternative options—gums, patches, rubber-band-snapping, the whole lot.
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Saute a bit of minced garlic with finely chopped anchovy fillets, then deglaze the whole lot with a few tablespoons of fresh squeezed lemon juice—it's a classic trifecta of flavor-building in Italian cooking.
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"It turns out that the auctioneers had been clearing the house prior to sale, and that they were about to throw the whole lot on a bonfire in the back garden," Lord told the BBC.
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Beware NBA owners ... Knicks headman James Dolan might just dominate the whole lot of you ... if you ever meet him on the bowling lanes, 'cause it turns out Dolan is one hell of a roller.
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If humans stick to a single planet, he warns, they will be sitting ducks for a supervirus, a malevolent artificial intelligence or a nuclear war that could finish off the whole lot of them at any time. Claptrap.
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Once the couples — 219 that day — reached their seats, the patriarch of the Maronite Church, dressed in crimson robes and gripping a scepter topped with a golden cross, led Mass and declared the whole lot husbands and wives.
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They sold the whole lot just the moment that we came to this building, they kicked all their oak furniture out and took everything into plastic and ugly materials, so the cupboards and everything just came from the courthouse.
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It would use the Congressional Review Act to repeal the whole lot, which allows Congress to overturn rules enacted in the last six months of an administration—and crucially, prevents the agency from issuing a "substantially similar" rule in the future.
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They would complete the work on his inventions and patent applications – he appeared to have hundreds of them – and the whole lot would be sold as the work of Satoshi Nakamoto, who would be unmasked as part of the project.
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When trying to show how much Britain might gain from leaving the EU, they tot up all the costs of EU regulation, assert that there are no benefits from it and assume that, after Brexit, the whole lot could be scrapped.
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A central bank spokesman said the total stock of bonds available for the repurchase operation currently held by Brazilian banks stands at $31 billion, and that the central bank could buy the whole lot, depending on banks' demand for cash.
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Barring a deal in the next two months or an extension of a fragile cease-fire, Mr. Trump has vowed to increase duties to 25 percent on the whole lot, while threatening to target an additional $267 billion in Chinese imports.
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She says she doesn't love running long distances, so she'll do circuits of "burpees, squat jumps, lunges, the whole lot" or go to a women-only gym, Grace Belgrava, (which can cost as much as £ 5500, or $ 7000) with her best friend. 3.
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Christy Gibel just sued some M.D.s from a surgery center in Beverly Hills called 90210 Surgery Medical Center as well as Cedars-Sinai and other private practices, claiming the whole lot screwed up a spinal cord surgery she underwent with them in 2016.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Everything and anything that ever happened in the game of golf can be found between the covers of Alastair Johnston's vast 30,000-volume collection of golf books and he is donating the whole lot to the R&A at St Andrews.
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After watching his clan react to having great candid pictures of each other (not a thing prior to this moment, as the whole lot are camera shy), J is finally starting to get WHY it mattered to me so much to spend money on photography.
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Improving inclusion in training and gym spaces, Richardson suspects, might just come part-and-parcel with improving the visibility and inclusion of disabled people in wider society and, by so doing, chipping away at ingrained beliefs about ideal bodies, exercise goals, and the whole lot.
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Whatever the precise reasons for what went on after kick off on Boxing Day 1963 – sporadic overindulgence, psychological dissonance between teams, contemporary tactics, or the whole lot – it is a date which has been etched into the annals English football folklore, and deservedly preserved for posterity.
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There are stacks of boxes filled with fried chicken, spicy salmon fillets, veggie curry, rice and peas and piles of fresh salad, and after gorging on the whole lot, I sat down with Jammer to speak about his creative process, his new music, and the evolution of grime.
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Much of it is rooted in folk music, particularly pieces by Haydn, Brahms and Liszt; some is contemporary, including a handful from Gyorgy Kurtag's "Jatekok" and an arrangement drawn from Thomas Adès's "The Exterminating Angel"; and the whole lot is balanced by works demanding the utmost virtuosity, above all Liszt's Sonata.
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Set the browned chops aside and cook a whole lot of chopped onions in the remaining fat in the pan, then hit them with a few tablespoons or up to half a cup of flour, stirring and cooking until the whole lot of it goes dark and caramel and a little bit dry.
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And you dump the whole lot into a cash register display of decorative chili oils and sprint out of the store so quickly and while crying that a man with a walkie talkie chases after you accusing you of stealing, and then, like the weak little creature you are, you go home and drop $300 on Asos jumpers that don't properly fit you.
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Now imagine that there are two ways to turn your chips back into cash: either you can go to the guy at the window, who will carefully tally and value them (like a startup readied for an I.P.O.), or you can rake all your chips into your hat and sell the whole lot to another player, who may overpay a bit to sweeten the deal and get that lucky je ne sais quoi (like a startup's being acquired).
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What hasn't changed, though, is the sheer exuberance of the resulting stew, and the base-line excellence of the flavors within it — onions and garlic sautéed in chicken and pork fat, then caramelized with a full can of tomato paste and the scorching sweetness of hot-pepper sauce, the whole lot mixed with lemon juice and Worcestershire, chile powder and paprika, then poured over the meats and baked covered in the oven until it is fragrant beyond measure and easily spooned over rice.
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In September 2008, the whole lot was to be broken up and sold off piecemeal to different buyers.
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And if you put the whole lot of them at it, it would only be six weeks instead of six months before the bust-up.
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If specific activities involving exercise of official authority are severable from the rest of a profession, then Article 51 cannot apply to exempt the whole lot.
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It was also possible to spray fuel without igniting it to ensure there was plenty splashed around the target, then fire an ignited burst to light up the whole lot. At some the flamethrower was considered heavy.
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The couple was given £1,000 to start with and their minimum bet had to be £100, but they could bet the whole lot if they wanted to. If the couple survived the first three cards, another £500 would be added to the total on the fourth card. On the final card, the couple had to bet at least half the amount they had at that point. If a couple bet on the whole lot the wrong way during the first three cards, that card would be put on the row above and the additional £500 would be added on.
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Regal owned a cinema in Hastings. They took out leases on two more, through a new subsidiary, to make the whole lot an attractive sale package. However, the landlord first wanted them to give personal guarantees. They did not want to do that.
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Of course he didn't – it was 486 pages of excessive detail. Eighteen months ago I said I want the whole lot taken down, we reject the whole thing ... I didn't read it. It was drivel. It was 486 pages of drivel ... It was a nonsense.
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In 1931, the castle was rebuilt in the Baroque Revival style. In 1974, a treasure chest was discovered in the basements of the palace consisting of old collections of silverware with a considerable number of precious Polish artifacts. The whole lot was transported to the Castle in Łańcut.
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As an example, if it is assuming a building is worth nothing at the end of the 40 years implied by the 2.5% a year allowance, the owner has had deductions progressively over those years instead of only realising the whole lot in one big capital loss at the end.
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He won with 35 points ahead of Hippolyte Aucouturier (61 pts) and Jean-Baptiste Dortignacq (64pts). Victory brought him all his prizes, contracts to ride all over France and a bonus from his sponsor. But that night, in a trackside cabin in Paris, he lost the whole lot playing dice with friends.
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The whole lot is then arrested. After sometime, Akash comes face to face with Abhirami's aunt, Kamakshi, the lady who was supposed to marry his father. He gets angry and reveals the truth about his life in America. His father and mother had a love marriage and even after Akash was born, Kamakshi sent letter to his father.
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Each lot shipped is subjected to an inspection by BIS and any issue with a single flag could result in the whole lot being rejected. The flags are manufactured in nine sizes, with the smallest one being 6 × 4 inches (150 X 100 mm) and the biggest one being 21 X 14 feet (6300 X 4200 mm).
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In December 1893 Balmont informed his friend, Nikolai Minsky in a letter: "Wrote the whole lot of the new poems and in January am going to start the process of publishing a book. Expect some chastising from my liberal friends, for there is no liberalism in them, with the 'degrading' motives aplenty."Preface to the Poems by K.D. Balmont. Leningrad, 1969, p. 23.
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Judge John Green recalled, "I decided to take John Brady home with me because I considered him the homeliest, toughest, most unpromising boy in the whole lot. I had a curious desire to see what could be made of such a specimen of humanity." Brady attended Yale University and graduated in 1874. Brady married Elizabeth Jane Patton in 1887 in Sitka, Alaska.
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For this they use various drawings and preparatory watercolours by Thomas Boulard, the graphic designer of the game, and integrate their own music into it. Numerous quotations from writers and known poets, or written by either of the two musicians, punctuate the ambulation, inspired by the atmospheres of the game. The whole lot gives a complementary vision of those. In 1997, Cryo launches Atlantis: The Lost Tales.
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A Brazilian auction is a certain set of rules for a reverse auction. The buyer communicates the price she or he is willing to pay for the whole lot in advance. Then, the sellers bid on how many identical units they are willing to provide at that price. Like in English auction, bidding continues until a bid is made that no other bidder is willing to top.
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Stanley, independently wealthy because he invested his money wisely, and thus not concerned about his inheritance from his father, was the nicest of the whole lot. Usually, it was Stanley who was able to protect Wild Bill and Bootsie (whom he and Mother B. accepted outright) from the devious scheming of his stepmother, who lusted after him; and his conniving brother and sister in-law.
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A 1921 headline from The Spartanburg Herald-Journal in South Carolina reads "The Whole Six Yards of It." "The whole nine yards" or "the full nine yards" is a colloquial American English phrase meaning "everything, the whole lot" or, when used as an adjective, "all the way", as in, "The Army came out and gave us the whole nine yards on how they use space systems."Whole, adj., n., and adv.
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Emily Kame Kngwarreye was a senior Anmatyerre woman, who only commenced painting when she was aged about 80. In the following eight years, she produced an astonishing 3,000 or more paintings, an average of one painting per day. Earth's Creation is described as part of her "high-colourist" phase. It is regarded as one of the artist's masterpieces, representing in her words the 'whole lot... everything' – Earth's Creation.
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His popularity began to fade and his career slowly went into decline. He stopped taking composition pupils because "they wanted to write like artistic madmen such as Scriabin, Schoenberg, Debussy, Satie ...". His last years he spent in poverty for he had sold all his copyrights and invested the whole lot in German, Polish and Russian bonds and securities, which were rendered worthless on the outbreak of the war.
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It also includes photos of several instruments used for the recording. The music is praised very highly for the wealth of sounds it contains as well as for the quality and the variety of the tracks. Owing to certain emotions raised by the game as well as by its soundtrack, the whole lot acquires a certain prestige with a part of the gaming community and there are still many testimonies about it.
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As a result, all the vessels were removed from the U.S register of shipping. In October 1932 it was announced the whole lot of these vessels was sold to the Boston Iron and Metal Company of Baltimore for $1.51/ton of recoverable of material which was believed at the time to be over 350,000 tons. The disposition was estimated take about three years to complete and West Compo was eventually scrapped in April 1936.
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The bank also let 19 floors of the upper floors as office space. The top two floors are reserved for the building's infrastructure. The McKinney Street side of the building takes the whole block running from Main Street to Fannin Street, running 250 feet along that side. Instead of a rectangular profile, the top floors form the smallest tier, and each tier grows broader until the building's base, which occupies the whole lot.
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For the exterior of the building he designed a giant order which defines every external bay, the whole lot being held together by a wide cornice which runs unbroken like a rippling ribbon around the entire building. There is a wooden model of the dome, showing its outer shell as hemispherical. When Michelangelo died in 1564, the building had reached the height of the drum. The architect who succeeded Michelangelo was Giacomo della Porta.
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Arguments may be scalars, lists, or hashes. foo $x, @y, %z; The parameters to a subroutine do not need to be declared as to either number or type; in fact, they may vary from call to call. Any validation of parameters must be performed explicitly inside the subroutine. Arrays are expanded to their elements; hashes are expanded to a list of key/value pairs; and the whole lot is passed into the subroutine as one flat list of scalars.
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At the time of completion, it was the largest bank building in the United States. The Emigrant Building's exterior is made mostly of Indiana Limestone, with granite at the lowest stories. The first three stories fill the whole lot, while the remaining stories utilize an "H" layout, creating "light courts" to increase natural light exposure. At the time the Emigrant Savings Bank Building was constructed, skyscraper developers in New York City were generally looking for layouts that could maximize naturally-lit floor space.
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The relatively disappointing box office returns for Licence to Kill led to Albert Broccoli questioning his own leadership of the series, and he put Danjaq, holders of the Bond film copyright, up for sale. Timothy Dalton was quoted at the time as saying "My feeling is this will be the last one. I don't mean my last one, I mean the end of the whole lot. I don't speak with any real authority, but it's sort of a feeling I have".
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Goldsworthy, Caesar: Life of a Colossus, 407 Plutarch describes the process in his work Life of Antony.Plutarch's Parallel Lives: "Antony" ~ Internet Classics Archive After a defeat in Media: :Antony was furious and employed the punishment known as "decimation" on those who had lost their nerve. What he did was divide the whole lot of them into groups of ten, and then he killed one from each group, who was chosen by lot; the rest, on his orders were given barley rations instead of wheat.
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After wasting seven days of being waited on hand and foot, just being real lazy cunts... we were really trying but nothing was happening. It was something to do with The Manor as well. We did get one track down – 'Hymie's Him' – that was the first definite solid thing we got laid down [...] I think we could do a service to a film. Like with this Michael Wadleigh thing, we wanted to go right down to a bottle banging on the table – the whole lot, not just the music but sounds.
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Cuman assassins murder Ladislaus in Körösszeg (Cheresig, Romania) on 10 July 1290 In September 1286, Ladislaus imprisoned his wife and granted all her revenues to his mistress. Archbishop Lodomer liberated Queen Isabella the following September. The archbishop summoned the prelates, the barons, and the noblemen to an assembly in Buda and excommunicated Ladislaus. In response, the infuriated king stated that "beginning with the archbishop of Esztergom and his suffragans, I shall exterminate the whole lot right up to Rome with the aid of Tartar swords", according to Archbishop Lodomer.
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Asura in Kōfuku- ji, Nara, 734, Japanese. The Asuras formerly lived in the Trāyastriṃśa world on the peak of Sumeru with the other gods of that world. When Śakra became the ruler of that world, the asuras celebrated by drinking a lot of Gandapāna wine, a liquor so strong that Śakra forbade the other gods to drink it. Weakened by their drunkenness, the asuras could not resist when Śakra had the whole lot of them thrown over the edge of Trāyastriṃśa into what would become the Asura-world at the base of Sumeru.
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When the museum opened in the late 1970s a small industrial railway was envisaged, operating typical narrow gauge industrial trains. The first loco to arrive on site was Hibberd Simplex 1980 from the City of Chichester Sewage Works at Apuldram. In 1982 the Thakeham Tiles company, located a few miles from the museum, donated its entire railway system including two Hudson Hunslet locos, several wagons and some track, a new conveyor system having started operation at the works. The donation was on the condition the whole lot was removed over a weekend.
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The film features frequent use of British slang, and in particular Sheffielder dialect. The film's title is a phrase generally used in the United Kingdom to mean "the whole lot", or "the whole hog"; in the film, the characters use it to refer to full nudity — as Horse says, "No one said anything to me about the full monty!" The phrase, whose origin is obscure, gained a renewed prominence in British culture following the film. Other dialect words are used in the film; some such as nesh (meaning a person unusually susceptible to cold) are widespread across the North Midlands region.
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Sheriff's deputies sneaked up on them at night and arrested the whole lot, transporting them in wagons or carriages to a jail in Ann Arbor."The Great Sugar Scandal of 1888" by Martha A. Churchill, Michigan History Magazine, August 2013 The defendants were able to throw in some legal arguments to delay their extradition to New York. From their jail cells in Ann Arbor, they tried to argue to the Michigan Governor that extradition would violate their rights. Eventually they were taken to a train and taken to New York where they were put behind bars.
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Another design that proved very popular during this period was the Harmony and Harmony drip ware; this decoration was produced on almost everything that Shelley manufactured. In 1928 an inventory and valuation of the land, buildings and contents was commissioned and this valued the whole lot at £50,000. Harmony Art Ware ginger jar – Eric Slater 1932 In January 1929 the company became a limited company with Percy Shelley and his three sons being equal shareholders. In 1932 Percy Shelley retired after being the proprietor for almost fifty years, he moved to Bournemouth and died in 1937.
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Example of a medieval furnace or bloomery Iron Age wrought iron was produced by means of a bloomery followed by reheating and hammering.James Money. Aspects of the Iron Age in the Weald in Archaeology in Sussex to AD 1500 : Essays for Eric Holden. p. 40. With the type that was common in Sussex a round shallow hearth was dug out, clay hard-packed to line it, then layers of hammered ore and charcoal were put down and the whole lot covered by a clay beehive structure, with holes at the side for the insertion of foot or hand bellows.Beresford.
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In early September 1932 the Shipping Board decided to scrap 124 World War I era vessels in its possession, including Ozette, to alleviate significant tonnage overabundance. As a result, all the vessels were removed from the U.S register of shipping. In October 1932 it was announced the whole lot of these vessels was sold to the Boston Iron and Metal Company of Baltimore for $1.51/ton of recoverable material which was believed at the time to be over 350,000 tons. The disposition was estimated take about three years to complete and Ozette was eventually scrapped in April 1936.
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Leland also claimed that intrinsic to the witch garland was the placing of an image of a hen or cock (made of cotton or similar) next to the garland, upon which a cross of black pins is made. The whole is then hidden in the mattress of the one you are bewitching. Leland says the curse is lifted by finding the hen & wreath (garland), and throwing the whole lot into running water; the bewitched is then taken into a church whilst a baptism is being carried out, where they must repeat a certain spell before bathing in holy water.
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In his writings, he used authentic Bosnian speech and dialect, spoken by uneducated common situations in their common lives, who were the main protagonists of his works. His most famous story is "Majka" (mother) where he describes the life of a common woman, her devotion to her family, especially her children. The topic of the story is the death of one of her children, who is suddenly hit by a car. The story explains the whole lot of the life of women and the childhood of a narrator (probably the writer himself, but evident is the usage of Ich form).
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In keeping with the general philosophy of working boats, all sails would therefore be traditionally treated with red oxide and other substances. Foot of the forestay and windlasses on SB Pudge and SB Centaur The problem of the inaccessibility of gear was met in the Thames barge by stepping the mast in a tabernacle and using a windlass on the foredeck to strike the whole lot, mast, sprit, sails and rigging. The crew could sail under a low bridge such as at Aylesford or Rochester the without losing steerage way. The windlass is below the tack of the foresail and the tackle at the foot of the forestay.
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Lieutenant-Colonel Wally Ross of the 8th MI was severely wounded in the face. Because of Knox's failure to pursue, most of De Wet's force got away intact and soon began operating against British garrisons and supply convoys again. A furious Hickie wrote, "The General is an old woman... If Knox had the same dash as Le Gallais we should have taken the whole lot, bagged the whole crowd."Pakenham, p 503 Serious losses of materiel had also been inflicted on the Boers, including six field-guns, a Maxim gun and a pom-pom, all de Wet's wagons carrying gun and small-arms ammunition as well as clothing and other supplies.
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Fishs Eddy was founded in 1986, when founders and current owners Julie Gaines and David Lenovitz got lost in Upstate New York and stumbled upon a small town named Fishs Eddy. Gaines and Lenovitz discovered an old barn during that trip that had stockpiled restaurant dishware that had survived a fire. They offered to buy the whole lot, took it back to their apartment in Manhattan and used the inventory to open a store at 889 Broadway, near Union Square. A graphic novel about the history of the story, by Gaines and illustrated by her and Lenovitz's son, called Minding the Store was published in 2018.
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The original image mostly resembled how Ackbar ended up in the final film, except with a larger chin, slightly more misshapen head, and a hunchback. The hunch was inspired by Industrial Light & Magic technician Stuart Ziff, who regularly joked about his own slightly hunched posture. Marquand said he "picked the most delicious, wonderful creature out of the whole lot, this big wonderful Calamari man with a red face and eyes on the side". Others working on the film opposed the choice, believing the character looked too silly or ugly and would be mocked, but Marquand insisted upon the choice and their objections were rejected.
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Eurovision party at the Scala nightclub in London – photographed on 25 April 2008 In the summer of 1993, Paul Oscar left Iceland for New York City, where he met fellow Icelanders Jóhann Jóhannsson and Sigurjón Kjartansson who were then on tour with heavy metal band HAM. They helped him release his first album, Stuð (Groove). In October 1993, Paul Oscar started singing with a band called Milljónamæringarnir (The Millionaires), which released the albums Milljón á mann (A Million for Each, 1994), Allur pakkinn (The Whole Lot, 1999) and Þetta er nú meiri vitleysan (This is Completely Foolish, 2001). The year 1995 saw Paul Oscar make his début as a solo artiste.
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He dug out of the pile Miguel de Cervantes' Don Quixote, and went through the whole lot like a termite, elated by the sense of discovery, recognition of the printed word and by the mere practice of the skill of reading. Cervantes stood out in his mind, although his imagination was also fired by the silent movies of the 1930s. He enjoyed a combination of Cervantes' Don Quixote and Sancho Panza together with Laurel and Hardy and Buster Keaton. Mphahlele would read the subtitles aloud to his friends who could not read well, amid the yells and foot stamping and bouncing on chairs to the rhythm of the action.
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Newkirk has been criticized for publicizing actions carried out in the name of the Animal Liberation Front (ALF). She supports the goals of the ALF, arguing that "Not until black demonstrators resorted to violence did the national government work seriously for civil rights legislation ... In 1850 white abolitionists, having given up on peaceful means, began to encourage and engage in actions that disrupted plantation operations and liberated slaves. Was that all wrong?" She has said that she understands, but shrinks from, actions that involve arson: > I do support getting animals out in the same way I would have supported > getting human slaves out, child labor, sex slaves, the whole lot.
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Green tiles of enameled lava flank the street façade, whose pediment is surmounted by a wooden roof. Round the back of the house is a 744 m2-plot on which two buildings that used to be owned by the Coilliot family still stand: the Coilliot company’s warehouse, designed by François Hennebique, and a block of flats the family would let for additional income. The whole lot was built on a skewed plot of land; as such, the block of flats has its own address at 13/17 rue Fabricy. While only the Coilliot House itself is a registered building (including its interior), the block of flats and warehouse also feature Art Nouveau details deemed worthy of preservation.
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Abrahams imposed upon her father by abstracting a portion of > the dust and selling it on her own account; Solomons cheated the whole lot > by retaining half the gold in his possession, and only giving an I.O.U. for > it, which he refused to redeem on account of the row about the robbery. > Moses, it may be added, was a direct descendant of Ikey Solomons. He was > ostensibly a publican, and he kept the Black Lion in Vinegar Yard, Drury > Lane, where secretly he did business as one of the most daring fencers ever > known in the metropolis. His arrest and conviction cast dismay over the > whole gang of receivers, and for a time seriously checked nefarious traffic.
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Then the archbishop summoned the prelates, the barons, and the noblemen to an assembly in Buda in November 1287 and excommunicated Ladislaus. Lodomer here also entrusted Peter Monoszló to recover the arbitrarily confiscated queenly estates surrounding Beszterce (present-day Bistrița, Romania) from the town's magistrate. In response, the infuriated king stated that "beginning with the archbishop of Esztergom and his suffragans, I shall exterminate the whole lot right up to Rome with the aid of Tartar swords", according to Lodomer's highly dubious report. The barons captured Ladislaus in the Szepesség in January 1288. Although his partisans soon liberated him, he, similarly to the "legendary Proteus", as Lodomer described him in his letter, acquiesced in concluding an agreement with the archbishop in March 1288.
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Thanks to the generous donation from Chavarri, the Jesuits bought two lots on the east side of the place. On this side, where eventually the entrance to the church would be built, began the construction of the second church. In August 1655, the Society finally bought the whole lot from the Díaz del Castillo; by then, San Lucas School was well known in the region and it even granted two university degrees before the Royal and Pontifical University of San Carlos Borromeo was authorized by the King and Pope. In 1653, the San Lucas School had a staff of only thirteen priests, a very small number compared to the size of the building; the Jesuits, however, made a major impact on the cultural and educational life in the Capitanía General of Guatemala.
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A typical elderly martial arts master spends most of his time meditating in a dojo. The master is typically a serene, calm, sober and reserved old man. He represents the maturity and self-contentment that comes with age, along with the quiet confidence that comes with experience—both of life in general and of the skills and also the ideals and values that he has inherited from the martial arts. To him, his martial art is not just a way to beat people up or to act tough, it is—in keeping with the values and ideals generally attached to and associated with the martial arts by the Oriental societies—more a means to positively developing one's personality and way of living to cultivate values such as respect, patience, self-control, discipline and the whole lot.
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Drummond and Cauty's art project, the K Foundation, disposed of The KLF's earnings, including by burning one million pounds of it, money which was originally provisionally earmarked by the duo for millennium celebrations. Bill Drummond: "Originally we were going to invest the whole lot in some capital growth fund and spend it all on one big event, maybe at the millennium." The UK's preparations for celebrating the end of the second millennium were well underway by 1997 and had already become a hot - and controversial - political topic. Following the 1997 United Kingdom general election in May, the new Labour government agreed to go ahead with the "Millennium Experience" project, an exhibition to be housed in a purpose-built Millennium Dome, at an estimated cost of £580 million, £450 million of which would be funded by the National Lottery.
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Some of the pottery, dishes and other items found in KV54, the Embalming cache of Tutankhamun, on display at the Metropolitan Museum. An embalming cache is a collection of material that was used by the ancient Egyptians in the mummification process and then buried either with or separately from the body. It is believed that because the materials had come in contact with the body, they had possibly absorbed part of it, and needed to be buried in order for the body to be complete in the afterlife. The best known embalming cache is KV54, sometimes called the Embalming cache of Tutankhamun, discovered and excavated by Edward R. Ayrton in 1907. Theodore M. Davis showed the find to Herbert E. Winlock who could not see much in it at that time, so Davis donated the whole lot to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1909.
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