But what won my love was the mango shake, thickened with sweetened condensed milk and house-made yogurt (itself thickened with condensed milk).
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Minutes passed as the sauce thickened and the scallops glistened.
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Cook, stirring, until thickened, then whisk in the coconut oil.
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It gradually thickened until it formed a thin black film.
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But "Idol" has thickened the middle and rushed the end.
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Reduce heat to low, and simmer until thickened, about 15 minutes.
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The drawer has thickened so much it is difficult to close.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, until thickened, about 5 minutes; remove from heat.
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Whisk in mustard, and simmer until slightly thickened, about 8 minutes.
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Simmer for 5 minutes until reduced by 1/3 and thickened.
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Reduce until the mixture is thickened and syrupy- reduced by about ⅔.
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There's no pasty interior, but a thickened stock brightened with vinegar.
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The traffic thickened, the rain thinned and my engine stayed constant.
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Fiskesuppe, a traditional Bergen fish chowder, was traditionally thickened with flour.
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The sarcasm about Mother's food thickened the air with frank hostility.
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Allow milk mixture to simmer gently until thickened, 3753-6 minutes.
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And lastly, champurrado: a hot, chocolaty beverage thickened with nixtamalized corn masa.
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The crowd thickened throughout the evening, with intense anticipation in the air.
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Within minutes of the first pitch, the feeling of gloom only thickened.
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Reduce heat to low, and cook, stirring often, until thickened, about 5 minutes.
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Add to chicken mixture; cook, stirring occasionally, until thickened, about 1 minute. 5.
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I made xanthan gum and Wondra flour-thickened creamed spinach while I waited.
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Its head resembled a battering ram: dome-shaped and composed of thickened bone.
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Walls will be thickened for insulation and etched for ventilation and material efficiency.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, until the sauce has reduced and thickened, about 45 minutes.
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Cook mixture until viscous, ground cherries have fallen apart and preserves are thickened.
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He was on a special diet that included thickened liquids, which he hated.
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Add flour and continue to cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, until thickened.
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Cook, stirring often, until thickened and reduced by about one-third, about 20 minutes.
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Whisk together cream, 2 tablespoons sugar and vanilla in a medium bowl until thickened.
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On Sunday, the plot thickened after a photo from Jennifer Lopez's birthday party surfaced.
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Reduce to medium-low heat, and simmer until slightly thickened, 15 to 20 minutes.
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Reduce to medium-low, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until slightly thickened, about 1 minute.
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Simply stir your oatmeal into the hot water and let it sit until thickened.
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I turned to aligot, the cheese-thickened mashed potatoes with roots in central France.
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Argentina The plot has thickened in the mysterious 2015 death of an Argentine prosecutor.
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Bring to a simmer and cook, covered, for about 73 minutes, or until thickened.
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Those closest to his body are thickened and twisted, giving the species its name.
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What once arrived in raw splashes of energy has been thickened, complicated and smoothed.
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His sad aria ends with a grim, harmonically thickened version of the Cafe Momus motif.
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Turn the heat on medium low and cook until sauce has thickened, about 1 minute.
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Each segment carried on down, aerobraking with increasing severity as the atmosphere thickened around them.
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On it, Kayla Jones wrote that Resecker took meds so that her uterine lining thickened.
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Schools remained closed, but businesses began to reopen in most major cities and traffic thickened.
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Add the tomatoes and basil and cook, stirring often, about 15 minutes, until slightly thickened.
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The person who has experienced the Thou has been thickened and come closer to wholeness.
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Nana thickened her mixture with buckwheat and a dusting of cornmeal; he splits the difference.
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Uncover and cook until liquid has reduced and sauce has thickened, about 20 minutes more.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, until slightly thickened and stew-like in texture, 25 to 30 minutes.
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I went to the store again to buy ingredients for a xanthan gum-thickened pistachio pesto.
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On November 30, the plot thickened as Dr. Luke and Kesha's respective arguments were made public.
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If your sauce isn't cooking down and thickening, remove the lid and continue cooking until thickened.
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Uncover and simmer for 15 minutes, until the sauce has thickened to a gravy- like consistency.
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In the meantime, the fire and a huge cloud of smoke thickened behind them, she said.
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Add the wine, honey and Sriracha; cook, stirring often, until thickened, 8 to 10 minutes. 2.
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Thickened a bit with potatoes, it comes across less as a gazpacho than a green vichyssoise.
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Pour the mixture into a 21-inch pie pan and bake until slightly thickened, 22 minutes.
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They used a paste, presumably made of some kind of plant resin thickened with ground bone.
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Blend until the mixture is emulsified and has thickened to the consistency of a loose mayonnaise.
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Reduce heat to medium-low, and simmer, stirring often, until slightly thickened, 6 to 7 minutes. 4.
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Cook until apple has softened and liquid has thickened, about 4 minutes, uncovering occasionally to stir. 3.
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In my experience, tossing the cheese first with the starch ensured the fondue thickened reliably and evenly.
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But the plot seriously thickened in June during the season finale of Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
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The throwback plot thickened as Cannon shared another photo that featured Kanye West, Kardashian West's now-husband.
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Cook, stirring constantly, until the fruit juices have released and the mixture has thickened, about 5 minutes.
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The Orolay Thickened Down Jacket is a hit with Amazon fans and a number of fashion experts.
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With around 45 minutes left on the timer, the sauce had thickened considerably and the flavor deepened.
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Solomon also recommends a mask of cucumber and aloe vera to nourish the layers of thickened skin.
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Wait another five minutes or until the lentils are almost done cooking and the sauce has thickened.
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If left untreated, rhinophyma can lead to swelling, burning or stinging sensations, and thickened and bumpy skin.
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One morning, she handed me, unbidden, a cup of champurrado, milky hot chocolate thickened with corn flour.
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An instruction like "simmer over low heat for 30 minutes, until thickened" can produce endlessly different results.
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The Dodd-Frank act has thickened the "spaghetti soup" Complaints about red tape extend far beyond Wall Street.
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Tensions between the two dominant crews of the neighborhood, the Hood Starz and the Wave Gang, had thickened.
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Once it's mixed together and slightly thickened, Padilla takes the pot off the heat and grates the cheese.
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Cook for a further 10 minutes, or until thickened, mashing the tomatoes to make a smoother sauce. 5.
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His looks lasted for most of his career, though as he got older and slower the beauty thickened.
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When I snapped awake, about an hour later, the congestion had thickened and the scenery had turned frantic.
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Add confectioners' sugar, tapioca starch, if using, and vanilla and continue to beat 1 minute more until thickened.
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As with many Central American stews with Mayan origins, called recados, its body is thickened with ground seeds.
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Her politics, simmering away untended, thickened into solid reductions: she became ever more fervently opposed to E.U. membership.
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Cover and 25 to 30 minutes, or until the bread has broken down and the soup has thickened.
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Its close, plaster-thickened air was like perfume; its damp gray walls framed an art of grim exactitude.
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Return the pot to the stove and whisk over medium heat for 5 minutes or so, until slightly thickened.
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Scott's carotid artery thickened as well, which could be a sign of cardiovascular disease or stroke in the future.
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Gradually whisk in milk and cream; bring to a simmer, and cook, stirring often, until thickened, about 10 minutes.
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A year or so later, at the peak of edibility, that goo gels into a thickened custard-like consistency.
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In spells of warmer weather its deepest meltwater, thickened to milky white with eroded bedrock, flooded and silted farmland.
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Traditionally a blanquette is thickened with egg yolks and has pearl onions and often button mushrooms in the mix.
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Scott's carotid artery wall thickened early in the mission and remained that way for the rest of the flight.
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" The snow, after hours of absorbing solar radiation, had thickened to what one student referred to as "elephant snot.
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An unfortunate northern water snake seen with crusty and thickened scales overlaying raised blisters caused by a fungal skin infection.
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Make the cocoa syrup: Whisk all ingredients in a small saucepan over low-medium heat until emulsified, glossy, and thickened.
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Quite a few times I received them covered in gravy—which is usually thickened with wheat flour, by the way.
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It hosts an annual czernina festival; last year 1,20113 people came to savour the black soup thickened with duck blood.
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"The lining of the uterus may be thickened and cause a heavy period with the next cycle," Dr. Treder says.
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Lower the heat to medium and let simmer for a few minutes, until chicken is cooked and sauce has thickened.
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Beat egg whites, vinegar and salt with an electric mixer on medium-high speed until thickened and soft peaks form.
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To. Go. I figured some kind of roux-thickened bechamel sauce made with flour, butter and mushrooms was the answer.
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He has surrendered his comb-over to full-on baldness, and, as his torso has thickened, his neck has disappeared.
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The reason Duncan can attend the game, alone, is that he's wearing a Nationals cap, plus thickened eyebrows and spectacles.
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At dessert, the keen taste of rhubarb couldn't quite break free from an over-thickened rhubarb gel on a blancmange.
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A plane drops canisters of napalm — a thickened fluid designed to stick to skin — that incinerates everything in the vicinity.
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Place the pot with the braising liquid over high heat and simmer the sauce until reduced and slightly thickened. 8.
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Gumbo, a Southern Louisiana signature stew, is made with a mixture of meats and thickened with okra, a gelatinous vegetable.
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As the traffic thickened, he began aggressively weaving in and out, explaining that he did not believe in defensive driving.
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They didn't know that its residue fluffed the lungs like Satan's pillows, that it thickened walls and souped the air.
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As the smoke thickened, disorienting Winter, it was the steed that found the path out to the beach, Winter said.
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Cook, stirring with a rubber spatula, until berries have softened but not disintegrated and juices have thickened, 2 to 43 minutes.
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"In that instance the tissue stays in the uterus and causes the lining of the uterus to appear thickened," she says.
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Over the past week and a half, the air above the city has thickened with mortar fire, rockets, and aerial bombing.
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Watts, 50, wore Amazon&aposs popular Orolay women&aposs thickened down jacket which she paired with black pants and dark shades.
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Do you think that dealing with haters and trolls online has thickened your skin — and is that always a good thing?
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Donald Trump has had ties to Russia for decades, but they've thickened as his campaign for the White House has progressed.
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It showed a heart pumping hard but constrained inside a shrunken, thickened pericardium, unable to process the normal measure of blood.
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Whisk the slurry into the saucepan with the greens and cook for 2 to 3 minutes, or until thickened slightly. 6.
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It's made of as many greens as Mr. Lathan can get his hands on and thickened with only okra, no roux.
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The "whump" is the sound of the thickened filling bumping against the top crust as it bubbles at a steady pace.
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The mixture should begin to stiffen and expand (this will take a few minutes); continue blending until mixture is smooth and thickened.
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Scrape the thickened yogurt out of the sieve into another bowl and add a little bit of water to thin it slightly.
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Add strained stock mixture, Worcestershire, and remaining ½ teaspoon black pepper, and cook, keeping a low simmer, until thickened, 15 to 20 minutes.
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Fortunately, all those tattoos Laura has collected over the years seem to have thickened her skin, and she took criticism without protest.
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When Ray Johnson killed himself at the age of 67, the air of mystery surrounding his personality, life, and art only thickened.
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My skin has been thickened and I've learned to make decisions based on facts and not let my emotions dictate my choices.
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Vivid characters people this bold, visionary novel as dark humour mixes with vengeance and violence and the "smoke-thickened" decades slide by.
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By the time the weigh-in begins, the crowd will have thickened considerably, adding up to six or seven rows of reporters.
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Some forests thickened with as much as 40 times more woody fuel than they held before the zero tolerance policy toward wildfire.
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Meanwhile bring excess marinade to a boil in a saucepan and then lower the heat and let it reduce until slightly thickened.
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I do it with such repetition and insistence that I've created sores and painful and unsightly areas of permanent thickened scar tissue.
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But at the end, he could not help himself and his voice thickened with grief as he looked down to regain control.
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Soon after we landed, the wispy fleece around the dazzling volcanoes circling the regional capital of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky thickened and they disappeared.
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New York roasted on Saturday as the heat approached 100 degrees, and thanks to air thickened by humidity, it felt even hotter.
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In a small saucepan, cook the sugar and the fish sauce over medium-high heat until silky and slightly thickened, 3 minutes.
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As the traffic thickened, I happily let Leitzinger take the car through Los Angeles to the airport hotel where I'd spend the night.
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More worrying, the blood supply to the back of his eye swelled, and parts of his retina thickened, which can cause vision problems.
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The plot has thickened and the characters have developed as President Trump announced plans to re-engage 2018's tariff battle with China.
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That's why passing feels so good to me: my curvy hips, thickened thighs, and softened skin belong to me, and not others' questions.
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Add the beef stock and bring to a boil, then reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer until thickened, about 5 minutes.
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Bring to a simmer over medium, and cook until thickened and chicken has absorbed most of the liquid, 5 to 8 minutes. 3.
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We continued our walk around the village, sometimes running into people Yan knew, and his Henanese accent thickened with every exchange of greetings.
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Haynes said the reason is that motors are often being asked to do more work due to motor oil thickened by the temperature.
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Once the abnormal connection forms, the less muscular veins are damaged and, over time, become thickened and scarred and eventually are blocked completely.
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There were Harvard beets; certainly they were canned, but my mother thickened their sauce with cornstarch and seasoned them to sweet-tart perfection.
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This (hopefully) means that we'll feel a little less helpless, unlovable, and rejected than we did earlier this month—our skin has thickened!
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Bring to a boil, reduce heat to medium low, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until slightly thickened and stewlike in texture, 25 to 30 minutes.
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Then the plot thickened as it was disclosed that Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, met the Russian envoy during the presidential transition. 2.
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As the smog thickened dangerously again this month, Delhi's own government banned lorries from entering the city and ordered a halt to construction projects.
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She had always had sharp, angular features but, able to train more, her thighs and hamstrings thickened with muscle and she achieved new heights.
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While the plaster's tender batter thickened and solidified, these teens, often marginalized or invisible to the public eye, had been deeply seen and heard.
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There is the delicate blanquette de poulet, with chicken and vegetables in a lightly thickened sauce blanche, to serve with buttered noodles or rice.
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If "Linda Vista" has been recalibrated since Chicago — the women's parts have thickened, Wheeler's monologues have thinned — it still participates, enthusiastically, in this tradition.
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The dark has thickened, and she hears music from the mansion down the road where every year the neighbors host an extravagant haunted house.
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The mystery is thickened by the lack of letters from that period; after the novelist's death, Cassandra subjected the correspondence to a thorough culling.
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However, in this recipe, she saves the garam masala for last, stirring it into the thickened sauce right at the end for maximum verve.
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Heat the Dutch oven over medium and cook, stirring constantly, until the mixture has thickened to the consistency of tomato paste, about 10 minutes.
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Karen Mills of Harvard Business School, a former head of the federal government's Small Business Administration, says that Dodd-Frank has thickened the "spaghetti soup".
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It's an important bit of insight that could lead to new medicines for certain forms of cardiac disease, including patients with thickened heart muscle.[Science]
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Stable real estate and solid corporate profits helped boost big lenders' earnings and margins in 2017, while manic asset growth slowed and risk buffers thickened.
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Calluses, which are portions of thickened skin on our hands and feet, are pretty common and occur when the area is exposed to excessive friction.
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Mr. Vilfand attributed the gloom to warm Atlantic air masses that continually swept over the region with strong, damp winds that thickened the cloud cover.
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In April, as the cloud of allegations thickened, Mr. Hybels said he was voluntarily stepping down six months ahead of his planned date of retirement.
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With each oscillation, the blade-shaped feather rubs against the feather next to it, as if bowing a violin, causing the thickened feathers to resonate.
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Remove the chicken to a warm serving platter and reduce the braising liquid on the stovetop until it has thickened into a kind of gravy.
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Mikala: The plot has thickened, OK. Trenkle: What we do here, as a otolaryngologist, is we remove the wax with a couple of different methods.
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In a medium saucepan, simmer cranberries, honey and sugar until the cranberries have broken down and the liquid has thickened, about 8 to 10 minutes. 2.
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Louis returns to the office, and Dr. Lee breaks down his lab results, diagnosing him with ichthyosis, which is medical speak for hyper-thickened, dry skin.
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Next, the blend is thickened with hyaluronic acid and mango butter, then topped off with a luscious drizzle of local honey, which boosts its moisturizing power.
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Commonly called Bavarian cream, it's a mousse-y pastry cream that has been thickened with gelatin instead of flour or cornstarch, and sometimes flavored with alcohol.
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"The absurdity has only been heightened, and the sincerity has only been thickened," Kemper told CNN at the recent Season 3 premiere of the Netflix comedy.
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In many ways, Tuesday's developments simply thickened the cloud of suspicion and legal peril that has engulfed all aspects of Trump's personal, political and business life.
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Traditionally, it is thickened with small round African eggplants, but Ms. Kaba follows a different recipe, relying on garlic, onions and the slow drift of time.
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A corn, or thickened layer of skin, often develops as the elevated part of the toe rubs against one's shoes and can become inflamed or infected.
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He described another new dish as a corn custard, made without dairy and thickened with cornstarch, with a wobbly texture close to that of panna cotta.
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Hoosh, a stew made from a mix of dried meat and fat, called pemmican, thickened with cereal, provided many of the calories of the earliest expeditions.
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This all-star trio unites three improvisers who are not only well versed in jazz's standard practice, but also interested in thickened atmospheres and architectural abstraction.
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But it had long roots, back to British colonial rule that thickened into a hydra affecting every part of South African life from the 1950s onwards.
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Then the plot thickened when his rumored enemies at the network's parent company — perhaps smelling their chance to be rid of him — launched an internal investigation.
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Make the dipping sauce: In a small saucepan, cook the sugar and the fish sauce over medium-high heat until silky and slightly thickened, 3 minutes.
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Morris's ambivalence extends right to the vocal mix, which obscures her, and the arc of the melody, which gets thickened but never builds or finds resolution.
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" Brox also quotes an eloquent inmate of the Soviet gulag, Eugenia Ginzburg, on the sensation of an annihilating quiet: "The silence thickened, became tangible and stifling.
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We'd sculpt the raised scars and mold them in a clear silicone, then cast them in a product called Mel Gel, which is basically a thickened glue.
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And yet there is an inescapable reputational give-and-take at work once a portfolio of transcendent playing achievements has been thickened with a middling managerial stint.
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Though police wouldn't comment on the drive-by, the yogurt plot thickened just a few miles down the highway only a few hours after the haberdashery attack.
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Second, elevated blood pressure levels in children are associated with early damage to blood vessels and other heart abnormalities, such as stiff arteries and thickened heart muscle.
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Stir gently over very low heat to achieve a creamy, slightly thickened sauce, taking care not to get it too hot, which would cause it to curdle.
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That difference can make it difficult for doctors to discern whether or not a black athlete's thickened heart muscle is something to be concerned about, Millar said.
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As the crowd thickened before a rally in front of the Trump International Hotel and Tower near Columbus Circle, Mary Ann Jacobs, 2200, of Sandy Hook, Conn.
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Gradually, his voice dropped, facial hair grew in, his periods stopped, his neck and jaw thickened, and his body fat shifted, giving him a more masculine build.
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Drawing upon her understanding of sabayon, another egg dessert, she beat the yolks together with the goat cheese over a simmering pot of water until they thickened.
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But it only thickened the stew of melodrama that makes watching "The Affair" feel like watching the longest, slowest, most entertaining freeway pileup ever caught on film.
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Often, that's because it's coming out of our noses, thickened by the half-digested pizza we picked up on the way back from our New Year's Eve party.
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These creatures, unlike the sauropods that would come later, stood on bent legs, and featured bones that thickened through accelerated bursts, rather than steady, but still rapid, growth.
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Reduce the heat to low and stir in the gelatin until completely dissolved, then simmer, uncovered, for 63 minutes until the liquid has thickened like a rich stock.
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A few extra stirs for good measure -- it was getting harder -- and I poured the pudding that had thickened up so nicely into the pretty glass dessert dishes.
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How else, as a Western Millennial, would I find a dish such as haejangguk—blood-thickened Korean beef soup chock full of vegetables—to be a revelatory experience?
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I harness my emotions when I write music and I believe that tapping into your emotions is how you create great art, so I haven't really thickened my skin.
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They get sick often, are more likely to be hospitalized with bronchitis or pneumonia, and have evidence on CT scans of thickened airway walls or emphysema that impair breathing.
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In this recipe, the starch in the blended corn becomes the binder for a luscious, silky purée that coats the pasta as if it were made of thickened cream.
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Afterward, I take both the almond and hazelnut milks from the fridge and begin to strain each; they are slightly thickened before being incorporated into one of the mains.
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With an enzyme called Cas9 acting as a scalpel, Crispr snipped away a mutated gene that can lead to thickened heart muscles and cause sudden death in young athletes.
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This honey blonde with a honey-colored voice whose textures thickened and darkened over the years poured out a lifetime of accumulated emotional wisdom at once farsighted and empathetic.
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But he had more force now than he used to have, as if his bones had thickened and hardened: something unfinished in his face had been completed and closed.
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In a medium saucepan, simmer the cranberries, sugar, orange zest and black pepper until the cranberries have broken down and the liquid has thickened, about 8 to 10 minutes. 2.
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Mao Zedong thickened ties by helping Ho Chi Minh in his anti-colonial fight against the French and Americans, providing both military equipment and advice on communist discipline and ideology.
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Well, the plot just thickened in a major way when Swift made a last-minute announcement of her own: She's re-releasing her music on all streaming services at midnight.
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But Ms. Kato stirred the ghostly white liquid in a pan on the stove until it thickened, first into a sticky, lumpy paste, and then into a heavier, tighter mass.
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The Orolay Thickened Down Jacket, which went viral last year, continues to be a popular choice among Amazon shoppers — it still dominates as the number one best-selling women's jacket.
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In the chicken skillet pie recipe, one of these is replacing béchamel, the flour-thickened milk sauce often used in a chicken potpie, with a little tub of crème fraîche.
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Jean Gogolin, who is 76 and lives in Westfield, N.J., has sweet memories of Pennsylvania Dutch cracker pudding — a sweet, boiled egg custard thickened with crushed saltine crackers and coconut.
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The air in the car has thickened and by the time Perico parallel parks in front of the shop he owns and operates, So Way Out, it almost has heft.
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This week the plot thickened when the DOD reported that it has found new evidence of a possible conflict of interest, and has reopened its internal investigation into the matter.
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Thickened and hardened white gypsum cement describes the simultaneity of sensation experienced from both sides of the skin, inside and out, where awareness arises from the accumulation of incremental fingerings.
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Hagberg Fisher gets sick herself: A brain scan reveals a hemorrhage and a mass, as well as a thickened pituitary stalk, suggesting that cancer might be in her own future.
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The crowd that night at Korali thickened the later it became, and almost in unison, the Greek music inched up, in both decibel and rhythm, and the lights got dimmer.
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And the plot thickened on Monday when the UK bank accounts of the Kremlin-run television station Russia Today (RT) were reportedly frozen, with speculation the UK government was somehow involved.
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Bright yellow and sunny, the ají amarillo is crucial to the flavor of the walnut-thickened yellow sauce that douses a sushi roll filled with a rich stew of chicken thighs.
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The sauce below it, a kind of roux thickened with chicken stock and fragrant with paprika, absorbs its fat and provides a beautiful texture against the crunch of the bird's exterior.
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Mr. Goldberg said that his skin had thickened over 25 years of receiving anti-Semitic threats and that he had reported a Twitter user only once, when he threatened his family.
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The plot thickened in 1940, when a British work crew constructing a settlement on the island came across human skeletal remains, which were initially thought to have belonged to a woman.
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They shared seafood gumbo thickened with filé powder (ground dried sassafras leaves), fried chicken and Lombard's favorite Italian salad of salami, capers and olives, with Lolis Edward Elie, a local lawyer.
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Diesel fumes, construction dust, emissions from coal plants and smoke from huge swaths of crops being burned combine to form a smog blanket, thickened by the relatively cool and still air.
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The surface of the rice is crowded with toppings: maybe a shower of scallion rings over curls of shrimp and succulent chicken, which the server paints with sugar-thickened soy sauce.
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One soup, ohnot kaukswe, arrives looking like boiling gold, thickened by coconut milk and soybean powder, with half a boiled egg breaking the surface and a ravel of yellow noodles below.
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Flouring the chicken parts before sautéing not only thickened the sauce, but produced more of the stuck-on brown bits at the bottom of the pan that make the best pan gravy.
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Patients taking thickened liquids aren't necessarily protected from pneumonia; studies suggest that they do tend to drink less, however, raising the risk of dehydration, urinary tract infections and confusion in older patients.
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Wispy tendrils thickened into solid blankets, then puffy pillows, until finally all around us was a solid sheet of fog, so thick it was impossible to see more than a few feet.
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Or, if you're down to carcass and stock, try her recipe for turkey and noodles, a Southern-style thickened broth over thick, yolk-rich noodles that are close to dumplings in texture.
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The plot thickened Tuesday after Donald Trump Jr. released email exchanges setting up the June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer who, according to an intermediary, had damaging information on Hillary Clinton.
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The parks and gardens department cleared invasive plants on the shoreline, thickened vegetation and put in fences and paths to control foot traffic, all to protect against the effects of climate change.
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The language barrier between me and the boys only thickened our collective joy, as my interpreter Moriel was whisked into a barber chair for a playfully coerced beard trim, on the house.
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She thickened the pot with a serious amount of peanut butter, and when the sauce cooked to a blanketing gravy, I marveled at the deep, nutty flavor of the dish called chicken mafe.
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Another evening, a mushroom soup thickened with truffled ricotta and melted leeks and accented with crunchy croutons was so good my companion and I clashed spoons trying to get to the last drops.
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In a sea of sunglasses at twilight on New Year's Eve as competition thickened on who could boast the tallest, most ridiculous man made staff at Lost Paradise, Ben UFO took the stage.
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Mr. Gathers's sudden death was never fully explained, though some media reports suggested he had hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, an abnormally thickened heart that is the most common cause of sudden death in young athletes.
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His head has thickened with age in a way that gives him, as he squints contemptuously straight on into the camera, the cross-eyed aspect of a planarian or a South Park character.
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Make the compote: In a small (1-quart) heavy-bottomed saucepan, bring the sugar and 1/3 cup water to a boil, reduce the heat, and simmer until slightly thickened, about 1 minute.
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And earlier this year, a study suggested that the Andromeda galaxy's disk -- comprised of stars, gas and dust -- had thickened and the galaxy experienced a surge of star formation two billion years ago.
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When Mr. Blythe arrived in New York from California in the mid-1970s he was already well into his 30s, with a trenchant, vibrato-thickened saxophone style and a reputation that preceded him.
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This air of indecision is thickened by Mr Affleck's own weak performance, which doesn't convey whether Joe is a cold-blooded killer, a big softy who longs to go straight, or something in between.
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"I harness my emotions when I write music and I believe that tapping into your emotions is how you create great art, so I haven't really thickened my skin," she said at the time.
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When Darpa held another race in 21, the Urban Challenge, the agency thickened the plot by making the vehicles navigate a mock city, where they had to follow traffic laws, navigate intersections, and park.
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To go with the column, I highlighted Tipton-Martin's recipe for pork chops in a roux-thickened lemon-caper sauce (above), which has been one of the highlights of my cooking exploits this fall.
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Because they work a low frequency, pager radio waves are able to travel farther and deeper inside large buildings — particularly hospitals — which have thickened walls to protect others from X-rays and other radiation.
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To make a topping for bean tostadas, I spread a mix of canned black beans, chipotle chiles, oregano and garlic on a sheet pan, and let it bubble in the oven as it thickened.
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BEIJING — Over a cup of Hong Kong-style "nai cha" — strong black tea thickened with evaporated or condensed milk — a young Chinese woman confided in me why she chose to study psychology at college.
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And the plot thickened late Thursday with one U.S. official apparently telling The New York Times that Lesin's wounds came from an altercation that happened before he staggered back to his hotel room that night.
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The Women's Thickened Down Jacket has been reviewed more than 6,000 times on the e-commerce site and comes in five colors, with shoppers saying they are delighted to have got their hands on one.
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It is subtle and deep, the broth stained sunrise orange, given a nice murk of fish sauce and thickened with coconut milk and chickpea flour that is toasted until it yields a whiff of earth.
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Ms Kremezi explained it as an easy way for home cooks to make a frugal and inexpensive pie, using grape leaves instead of phyllo, and yogurt thickened with cornmeal instead of costly cheese and eggs.
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The bakery excels at little things stuffed and filled: Take the papa relleno, a glob of mashed potato injected with a spoonful of picadillo, sofrito-thickened ground beef that Mr. Barreras seasons with smoked paprika.
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One night, a young man shook his head at what I'd chosen and reached in for a bin of mishti doi, milk boiled and thickened, stained orange by caramelized sugar and left to ferment overnight.
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Since polluted areas of north and central China were put under red alert from Friday until Wednesday by authorities, the haze has thickened, impacting everyday life and causing tens of thousands of "smog refugees" to evacuate.
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Go for Alison Roman's new recipe, a lemony chicken dish that lives somewhere between a soup and a stew, thickened with sliced potatoes, and makes clever use of the entire fennel plant: seeds, stems and bulb.
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The sauce is thickened by plantains and broken-down ciabatta from Balthazar, with a hit of cinnamon from Abuelita chocolate and the sweetness of raisins and star anise countered by buttery almonds and cumin's warm musk.
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The static or snow on the TV screen thickened over them and then blew away, and I saw them clearly, Jim and Hank with their special faces, their one and only faces, the features of brothers.
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Bracing for memo's release Wednesday's events thickened the plot surrounding Mueller's probe, which is examining whether Trump obstructed justice in his firing of Comey and whether his campaign team colluded with Russia's meddling in the election.
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To counter the excess volume, salt and water move from the blood into the tissue spaces, leaving behind "increased levels of red cells, white cells, platelets and fibrinogen" — thickened blood that is more likely to clot.
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My favorite recipe has hints of rosemary, thyme, orange peel and juniper berries, uses a whole bottle of wine, and is thickened simply by crushing the long-cooked potatoes and carrots into the sauce at the end.
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You don't need to be a climate scientist to understand how bad things are now—California's wildfires, which are getting worse thanks in part to climate change, just killed dozens and thickened the state's air with smoke.
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The plot thickened when Sir Bernard Lovell, a radio astronomer at the Jodrell Bank Observatory in Manchester, noticed that the transmissions his team intercepted from the lander were not encoded, which was unusual for a Soviet mission.
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Three months earlier, he'd released "Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 1," the album that took the skeleton sound he'd developed in his bedroom — emo sentimentality, thunderous hip-hop underbelly, rock-star insouciance — and thickened it up.
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It's affordable, it's made of thickened and heat-resistant borosilicate and chrome, and it's got a classic, timeless sort of Parisian look that leaves you not caring whether or not it gets left out on the counter.
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You…Read more Read Since then, I've incorporated modernist flare into my everyday cooking, with xanthan gum-thickened fruit turnover filling, Instant Pot-braised short ribs, homemade sodium citrate-infused cheese slices, and of course, hamburgers sous-vide.
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Before the performance, an aide wheeled a cart around, offering wineglasses filled with advocaat , a traditional Dutch alcoholic drink resembling thickened eggnog, which isn't drunk much anymore but used to be served at special events by older generations.
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Those that we did not like so well seemed tarted up, not with the flavors of new oak barrels — as is so often the case in historic wine regions — but with richness, Ripasso-style, that thickened the texture.
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To make her summery recipe for a Gujarati corn-on-the-cob curry, a simple sauce of yogurt thickened with chickpea flour, I hunted down the sugary corn that made its way to Brooklyn markets in mid-September.
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FRANKFURT — A cloud of suspicion hanging over Volkswagen thickened on Monday after a lawyer for a jailed former engineer said his client implicated top managers of the German carmaker's Audi luxury brand in a continuing diesel cheating scandal.
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A recurring image shows the young son of Wozzeck and Marie, his common-law wife, aging into a soldier, his face thickened by injuries, like something out of the grotesque battlefield prints of Otto Dix or George Grosz.
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Stir in the roasted tomatoes, fish sauce, and sugar, and cook at a vigorous simmer, stirring and breaking up the tomatoes occasionally but leaving the mixture very chunky, until it has thickened to texture just slightly looser than a
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On a recent visit to Pamir Cinema, one of Kabul's oldest movie theaters, marijuana smoke thickened the air, and seats were full of boys and men who whistled and clapped when a female character appeared on the silver screen.
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Though the hydrogel did lose some sensitivity to touch as it was thickened, they found the panel to still be sensitive enough to pick up on gestures, and only after 100 cycles did the screen's touch resistance increase slightly.
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But in recent years, there's actually been evidence that elite athletes and other heavy exercisers might paradoxically be at greater risk of some heart conditions than the average person, such as an irregular heartbeat, clogged arteries, and thickened heart valves.
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Mary appeared in public three months along and her newly thickened midsection drew cheers from her subjects, though rumors began to spread that she wasn't pregnant at all — perhaps, she was plotting to take some other woman's baby for her own.
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The Jakobshavn Glacier in west-central Greenland, which has been the fastest-flowing and thinning glacier on the vast ice island during the past 20 years, has temporarily slowed its retreat and thickened in the past few years, scientists say.
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The plot thickened even more when the New York Times reported that, the day before the US attorneys were asked to resign, President Trump's office placed an unusual call to Bharara's office (through Trump's assistant), and asked for a call back.
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For fish pie, unless you are using leftover cooked fish, you poach a mixture of fresh fish chunks (and usually a bit of smoked haddock, too) briefly in milk, and then use it to make a lightly thickened white sauce.
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The pall thickened after the Hong Kong leadership invoked emergency powers to ban the wearing of face masks during street rallies, a move that prompted fresh unrest and fury among those already angered by a slow erosion of civil liberties.
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I feel my arteries hardening as I lift the meat to my lips and (try to) savor the work that has been lavished on this fifth dish, set on a verdant ring of lettuce puree thickened with herbs and cream.
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The broccoli was his favorite part, he said, lightly tossed in a wok that never got very hot on her electric-coil stove, and mixed with a sauce she never thickened beyond its base of pungent oyster cut through with soy.
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Every afternoon in elementary school, I plunked my discordant fingers in the cracks between the keys, not because I didn't know the score, but because the thickened skin on the tips of my fingers prevented me from feeling the ivories — literally.
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I never got to try the wild hare, though, stewed in red wine with a bit of chocolate and thickened with its own blood, a formula that students of very old-guard French cooking will recognize as lièvre à la royale.
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I never got to try the wild hare, though, stewed in red wine with a bit of chocolate and thickened with its own blood, a formula that students of very old-guard French cooking will recognize as lièvre à la royale.
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It's a triumph of foodservice engineering: The crust is bubble-pocked and freakishly crispy, while the apple filling is thickened with a starchy slurry that includes freeze-dried, pulverized apples, which then rehydrate with the exuded apple juices for supreme apple flavor.
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The plot thickened earlier this week when Michael Flynn resigned from his position as National Security Advisor after it was revealed that he had discussed the sanctions imposed on Russia by former President Obama during a phone conversation with a Russian ambassador.
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Those staples of a tabloid tale thickened the plot in court Monday in New York in the first step of a legal battle with potentially grave consequences for Trump, following the stunning FBI raid last week on his personal attorney Michael Cohen.
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"Although she has a slightly androgynous look from sort of a fashion-model point of view, Tilda's got a very feminine bone structure," said Coulier, who thickened Swinton's neck with prosthetics and built her jaw out to look heavier and more masculine.
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In "Palate" (19922), the Greek-born American artist Gina Beavers transforms snapshots of food found online — glistening oysters, a pileup of chicken and waffles — into relief paintings with messy surfaces of smacked-around acrylic paint, thickened and contoured by pumice and glass beads.
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And though for a long time I deeply hated my body, found things wrong with it, and felt like I could never fully wrangle it into submission, I never loved it more than when I'd thickened up with some glutes and delts.
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Take the coriander soup, a mushroom-and-ginger broth thickened with earthy greens and topped with a generous spread of cilantro leaves: it's the sort of memorable starter that either hooks you with its peppery kick or leaves your mouth tasting of soap.
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Add 3 to 4 of the tomatoes and their juice to the skillet and cook, using a wooden spoon to smash them and break them up, until the tomatoes are broken down and the mixture has thickened to a paste, about 7 minutes.
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Because her kids won't eat leftover fish, lunch was chicken teriyaki over warm rice from a simple recipe in which skinless, boneless chicken thighs are coated in a mixture of soy sauce, mirin and sake that has been thickened slightly in the pan.
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The convictions of two close associates of President Donald Trump in a mind-bending double-header drama in two cities on Tuesday were a moment of clarity in the legal morass that has thickened around the White House over the last 19 months.
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Slowly, but surely, the iPhone has thickened with each new model going from the iPhone 6's 6.9mm profile to 8.3mm on the iPhone XR. I can't speak for everyone, but anecdotally, I see more people with iPhone XRs than iPhone XS or XS Max.
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When he killed himself in January 1995, at the age of 67, by jumping off a bridge in the small town of Sag Harbor, at the eastern end of Long Island, the air of mystery that had surrounded his personality, life, and art thickened.
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It would give Abby the face that she might now have if the baby who was once carried around Muir Woods had been spared the unwelcome ravages of puberty—if testosterone had not thickened her brow, sunk her eyes deeper, and weighted her jaw.
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GIF: David Ha/Google Brain/GizmodoThe introduction of more challenging terrain (above), such as having to walk over obstacles, travel up and down hills, and jump over pits, introduced some radical new policies, namely the invention of an elongated rear "tail" with a dramatically thickened end.
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Finicky about food, for years she was miniature, like an elf or a wizened old woman; at puberty, she grew suddenly tall and got an appetite, her limbs and her waist thickened, her skin became waxy, and her hair, which had been fair, turned to mud-brown.
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It uses as sauce the building blocks of a classic clam chowder — alliums slowly fried with bacon, then infused with clam juice and wine, reduced to a glaze and thickened with cream — and tops it with chopped clams, lemon zest and a spray of hot pepper flakes.
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Testosterone injections have been shown to cause heart attacks, infertility, liver problems, polycythemia (thickened blood, which increases one's risk of blood clots, stroke, and heart attack), to aggravate sleep apnea, cause skin reactions (depending on how you take it), and other risks that should give anyone pause.
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A different kind of therapy is offered, in the form of drinks that blur medicine and pleasure, like kvass, a 1,000-year-old concoction of fermented rye whose flavor profile oddly presaged Dr. Pepper, and Barbie-pink kisel, cranberry juice thickened with potato starch, evoking a melting Popsicle.
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When she asked why he was inquiring about her weekend schedule, Mr. Lavender, who calls himself "a storyteller at heart," thickened the plot with an unscripted line that left Ms. Gregorian momentarily speechless: "I'd like to fly to D.C. to take you out to dinner," he recalled saying.
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Another report on Thursday thickened the atmosphere of alarm: The police in the eastern state of Thuringia — home to one of Alternative for Germany's most incendiary figures — said that a suspicious package found in January on the grounds of the former Mittelbau-Dora concentration camp contained an explosive device.
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In this classically simple Greenwich Village townhouse, an energetic and pleasure-seeking chef named Mario Batali wanted New Yorkers to try something new: a salad of truffled lamb's tongue; melting pink windowpanes of head cheese; triangles of beef-cheek-filled pasta in a sauce thickened by crushed squab livers.
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Just when you didn't think there could be any more drama over the Pentagon's decade-long, $10 billion JEDI contract RFP, the plot thickened again last week when Amazon Web Services (AWS) joined the U.S. government as a defendant in Oracle's lawsuit over the Pentagon's handling of the contract RFP process.
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Ancient, Sharp-Toothed Whales Are Upending Cetacean HistoryAll living whales are descended from terrestrial mammals, but how these aquatic creatures evolved…Read more Read"A living baleen whale has a big, broad roof in its mouth, and it's also thickened to create attachment sites for the baleen," said Peredo in a statement.
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For Mr. Trump's opposition, this premise — to say nothing of the question of whether his campaign conspired with Russia or merely benefited from its manipulations — has thickened the faint stink of illegitimacy that would hover over any president who lost the popular vote, supercharging policy disagreements into nearly existential threats to democracy.
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I removed every item that did not conceal the port embedded in my chest, the ostomy pouch glued to my belly, and the skinny appendages as well as the thickened trunk that somehow emerged after four years of standard treatment and then another seven years on a targeted drug in a clinical trial.
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I removed every item that did not conceal the port embedded in my chest, the ostomy pouch glued to my belly, and the skinny appendages as well as the thickened trunk that somehow emerged after four years of standard treatment and then another seven years on a targeted drug in a clinical trial.
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During this annual celebration of all things citrus, families open up their private cortes (traditional homes with their own courtyards) to dish out samples of that silky nougat, along with cream-thickened crema di limone lemon liqueur, orange zest-laced pardula sweets filled with sheep's ricotta, freshly squeezed grapefruit spremuta, and candied cedro (citron) peel.
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Friends came to see, and he served them what his family always ate at home: basmati rice with roasted garlic, ghee and chiles; a simple okra curry; the hand-rolled Gujarati flatbread called rotli; a warm yogurt soup flavored with homegrown curry leaf and thickened with grated tomato, cucumber and tender, fresh pigeon peas.
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By Tuesday evening, the plot thickened after BuzzFeed published an unsubstantiated dossier that alleges, among other things, that Mr. Trump has been compromised by Mr. Putin, setting off alarms about politics, journalistic ethics, basic domestic decorum and the truth, and hours before the sitting president was scheduled to address the nation for the last time.
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But here, too, is bulalo steak, an innovation of a couple of decades back, in which the meat is simmered for two hours with lemongrass, bay leaf, black peppercorns and celery, then slaked with a gravy of thickened bulalo broth and crowded with mushrooms and lopped disks of corn cob on a sizzling plate.
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