If it thickens too much, add more stock or water.
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His voice slows and thickens when he talks of it.
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Much like the best buffalo wing sauce, the plot thickens.
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Cook, whisking constantly, until mixture boils and thickens, about 5 minutes.
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Whisk mixture into pepper mixture; cook until mixture thickens, stirring often.
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But even if local option is the answer, the plot thickens.
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Here's the latest: • The plot thickens in the Skripal poisoning investigation.
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There's still some shady information being revealed, and the plot thickens.
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But the plot thickens, and expands across the Real Housewives universe.
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Cook for a few minutes, until the cream thickens like a sauce.
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Continue stirring the mixture until it just starts to simmer and thickens.
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Continue to cook and stir for 10 minutes until the mixture thickens.
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Simmer for 12-15 minutes longer, stirring constantly, until the mixture thickens.
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Oh how the plot thickens and the movie hasn't even started yet.
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Over time, evaporation occurs and the balsamic ultimately reduces, thickens, and ages.
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But that thickens the blood and can cause complications like clogged blood vessels.
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If sauce thickens too much, thin it out with a little more milk.
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Let cook for 20 minutes or until custard thickens and coats a spoon.
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It is a film that strips away the plot rather than thickens it.
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The autumn tree cover thickens overhead, and Fort Greene melts into Clinton Hill.
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The prescription lash serum Latisse, when used every night, thickens, darkens and lengthens.
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Though when the plot thickens with storied digressions, the narrative tends to flag.
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After the pudding thickens, turn off the stove and remove the saucepan from heat.
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Merkel doesn't mince words; a racially motivated attack in Portland; the Kushner plot thickens.
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Continue cooking over medium low heat until the mixture thickens, 8-10 minutes. 3.
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The syndrome increasingly scars and thickens the tissue of the lungs, making breathing laborious.
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Gradually whisk in milk, and cook, whisking constantly, until mixture thickens, about 5 minutes.
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Morris's longtime lighting designer, James Ingalls, reshades the painting repeatedly, as the plot thickens.
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In an administration steeped in scandal, the stench of corruption thickens by the day.
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The cream thickens, texturizes, and adds fullness to hair without looking shiny or spiky.
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As the plot thickens, Lennon's novel becomes a playful, sophisticated meditation on storytelling itself.
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Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until the mixture thickens to a jam-like consistency.
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Swift's people denied this in a lengthy statement provided to GQ. So, the plot thickens.
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Apple is about to announce the next iPhone on September 7, and the plot thickens.
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Rather we have a crust forming on a lava lake...which, as it cools, thickens.
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The plot thickens as the lengthy feud between Donald Trump and Vanity Fair rages on.
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Screengrab courtesy of Gabby Bluestone/JezebelUpdate 1/24/17 8:20pm EST: The plot thickens!
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Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disease that thickens mucus in the lungs and other organs.
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Increase heat to medium, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until mixture thickens, 20 to 25 minutes.
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Whisk the egg mixture continually until it thickens and coats the back of a spoon.
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This new, thinner mixture simmers for about ten minutes, until it reduces and thickens slightly.
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The device has an unusual asymmetrical back, which substantially thickens the device on one side.
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Other researchers also suggested Dupuytren's disease, in which tissue under the hand's skin thickens and tightens.
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Because it's involved in menstruation, it thickens, breaks down and bleeds once a month or so.
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The plot thickens after the first WADA report is released, recommending that Dr Rodchenkov be sacked.
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Ideally, however, synecdoche should reduce a concept the way that a sauce reduces as it thickens.
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The Khashoggi plot thickens, a tragedy exposes Chinese birth tourism, plants send tailored messages to animals.
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Every month, a woman's uterine lining thickens and sheds during her period if she's not pregnant.
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Set aside and allow the sauce to cool completely for roughly 15 minutes, until it thickens. 3.
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Sensors on the floor detect when there are people near and the foliage thickens as crowds gather.
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Add a generous amount of cream, and allow to simmer until it thickens slightly into a sauce.
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When the forest thickens and the trail thins, we have to stop the car and continue on foot.
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Palace intrigue thickens No White House, especially a new one, is immune to turf wars and internal conflict.
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This thickens the cream, ensuring that it forms a plush pudding rather than curdling when the acid hits.
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The implant also thickens the mucus in a woman's cervix, which may keep sperm from reaching the egg.
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Potash is a component of the brine that bubbles up in the spring and thickens the salt layer.
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Add the garlic, sugar and crushed tomatoes, and simmer for roughly 203 minutes or until sauce thickens. 220.
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Specifically, your uterine lining thins and cervical mucus thickens, essentially blocking the sperm&aposs path to an egg.
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Instructions Boil the sea salt and fish in water until the mixture thickens, crushing the fish as necessary.
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While the food processor is running slowly drizzle in the oil and continue mixing until the dressing thickens.
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It thickens the walls of the uterus, clogs the cervix, causes constipation; generally, it gums up the works.
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The trickle of bridesmaids and groomsmen thickens to a stream: Hobobob, Unlistedgamer, Princess Fuzzy, MrElmo, Mia, Noble Archer Gib.
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"After they ejaculate some of the semen remains in the urethra where it thickens and dries out," says Siegel.
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The mucus, meant to trap then clear out germs, instead thickens and becomes lodged, clogging airways and triggering infections.
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Near midnight, the bluish twilight thickens briefly to a gaudy and stelliferous darkness, then an hour later reasserts itself.
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The stock itself reduces in that time and thickens, landing somewhere on the texture dial between soup and gravy.
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The plot thickens Though Trump may be thousands of miles away, his legal challenges at home continue to mount.
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When snow falls and thickens over that icy mixture, the trees are transformed into an army of abominable snowmen.
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As we reported, Justin and Hailey both reached out to lawyers for a prenup, but now the plot thickens.
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Once the yogurt thickens and you think it may be ready, taste it before you stick it into the refrigerator.
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Starting with this minor puzzle, Naishtat progressively thickens the provincial calm, until it approaches the torpid atmosphere of a swamp.
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But the plot thickens: believe it or not, this isn't the first time toast sculptures have been spotted around London.
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Kaufman paints in acrylic, which she thickens or thins, going from solid lines to semi-transparent bands to brushy grounds.
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The plot thickens in the latest scandal to rock the fashion world: The models versus the people who cast them.
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Bring whole pot to a boil, then simmer on low until the sauce thickens and darkens, around 15 minutes. 5.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, until the rice grains burst open and the consistency thickens, about 45 minutes to an hour. 2.
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She mixes the salep into milk simmering over low heat, stirring until it thickens to the consistency of cake batter.
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Put the entire mixture back on the stove and cook slowly, stirring constantly with a heat proof spatula, until it thickens.
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The plot thickens even further here, as other, apparently fake Twitter users — all of which tweet each other — enter the picture.
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Coconut milk thickens it a bit, but it's very subtle in taste while the black tea is the most prevalent flavor.
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The plot thickens with the arrival of our first childThe $250,000 policy was sufficient for our financial circumstances at the time.
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New Zealand honors victims of the Christchurch terrorist attack, confusion around Brexit thickens and digital mercenaries create a new global battleground.
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Bring to a simmer, then reduce the heat to medium- low and simmer for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally as the gumbo thickens.
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And the plot thickens: Olaplex filed a lawsuit against L'Oréal over Smartbond in November of 2016, claiming that they riffed their technology.
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Cook over low, stirring often with a rubber spatula, until mixture thickens and coats the back of a spoon, about 8 minutes.
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And the plot thickens: Most of these studies were funded by either the paper towel industry, or hand dryer companies like Dyson.
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Pre-MenstrualThroughout your post-period days and during ovulation, your uterus lining thickens to provide a plush space for the incumbent egg.
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Brush the biscuits with melted butter and bake in the oven for 12-15 minutes, until biscuits are browned and gravy thickens.
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Remove the cover and stir the liquid occasionally with a rubber spatula until the sugar syrup thickens and starts to change color.
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Huge week as the Jussie Smollett plot thickens, and 21 Savage is fighting to stay in the U.S. So, we gotta ask ...
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Add one banana piece at a time and use your blender tamper/stick to force the mixture around the blender as it thickens.
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Testosterone—for trans men who choose to take it—thickens the vocal cords, which slows the frequency of their vibrations, lowering vocal pitch.
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As the plot thickens, Detective Amy Sykes (Kearran Giovanni) finds herself working with a former detective who left the force under a cloud.
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"As the lung tissue thickens, your lungs can't properly move oxygen into your bloodstream," according to the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute.
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And as you approach Deonar, the city's oldest, and by some accounts Asia's largest, garbage dump, the air thickens and constrains the throat.
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Progestin prevents pregnancy in two ways: First, it thickens the mucus on the cervix, trapping and blocking sperm from getting to an egg.
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Around him, the music thickens with bass tones, additional voices and swells of orchestral arrangements: all the fears he's trying not to show.
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The wind howls, the camera prowls, the sea roars and Eggers flexes his estimable filmmaking technique as an air of mystery rapidly thickens.
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It was like that moment in a novel when a truth is revealed, when the plot thickens, when Lydia runs off with Wickham.
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As the plot thickens and the list of suspects grows, one question remains: Is Chantal the innocent victim Dory is so desperate to save?
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The plot thickens when we discover that she might have chosen the couple in a more deliberate manner than their "chance encounter" would suggest.
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And the plot thickens: Included on the subpoena, according to the AP, is George Nader, who also cooperated in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Instead, it's more fun to enjoy these two charismatic stars on our screen, especially as the plot involving the other serial killer — the Ghost — thickens.
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You know, the plot thickens every single day and it literally is Russia, Russia, Russia, but it&aposs not what Mueller is doing, Sara Carter.
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And also tonight, more major breaking news surrounding the deep state go-between Bruce Ohr, how the plot thickens tonight even much more than before.
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First, carrageenan – an additive that emulsifies, thickens and stabilizes – is essential for the production of many organic products because of the technological role it plays.
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Atherosclerosis, in which fatty material builds up and thickens artery walls, can cause heart attacks and strokes, and affects more than 15.8 million Americans alone.
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UTC The plot thickens: in the tweet below, Kim Kardashian West seems to be bashing the "sources" who provided the initial news of Khloe's pregnancy.
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With endometriosis, that tissue thickens and bleeds, but it happens outside of the uterus — on the fallopian tubes, or even in the nose or lungs.
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Simmer it until it thickens, then add your dumplings and let them cook through in the sauce, stirring gently so they don't actually pot-stick.
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Hill's evidence thickens the storylines around impeachment at the start of a week of dramatic testimony by other important figures in the administration's foreign policy operation.
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Hormonal IUDs, like the one I was getting, work by slowly secreting a hormone that thickens your cervical mucus, preventing sperm from getting past the goalie.
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His principal poison, however, is alcohol rather than oil, and, as the whiskey washes through him, he thickens and slows, and his complexion turns perceptibly pinker.
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Yet, in an election year already filled with drama and intrigue, the sudden and surprising death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia only thickens the plot.
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The muscular uterine wall — the myometrium, where cramps take place — is lined with the endometrium, which thickens during the cycle and then is shed during menstruation.
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Progestin also thickens the cervical mucus, which prevents sperm from even getting inside the uterus-fallopian zone, so, like, you've cling-wrapped the goldfish bowls too.
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Place the pan over medium heat and, stirring often, bring to a simmer, cooking until the mixture thickens and bubbles start breaking the surface, about 43 minutes.
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The ice cream is ready when it thickens into the texture of soft serve ice cream and holds it shape, typically 20 to 30 minutes. 10. Harden.
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"The plot thickens with respect to the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates at the end of this month," said Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst with Bankrate.
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The report also looked at what types of surgeries rose in popularity from year to year, and that's where the plot really thickens for butts across America.
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This isn't a female-empowerment anthem arrived at easily; it's the product of years of reflection and frustration, simmered until it thickens into something rich and substantive.
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As the plot thickens to the point of clotting, you can't accuse Ms. Skinner of not connecting the dots of either her themes or her story lines.
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So what may seem like a perfectly liquid soup when you first make it inevitably thickens after a few hours, especially if it's been in the fridge.
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A swelling ballad for the incremental adding of the broth and white wine, then the seemingly never-ending stirring of ingredients while the rice cooks and thickens.
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With endometriosis, the displaced tissue "continues to act as it normally would — it thickens, breaks down and bleeds with each menstrual cycle," according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The idea is that the combo of the phototherapy and radio waves stimulates the production of collagen, which in turn thickens the skin and hides said inky pools.
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Bring to a boil, and cook, stirring constantly, until the caramel bubbles become larger, mixture thickens and turns a rich, glossy caramel color, about 10 to 12 minutes.
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The James Comey plot thickens: NYT reports that he asked for more money and personnel for the Russia investigation in a meeting just days before he was fired.
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A lean, silver-haired figure as Hugo, Edmond Genest portrays the crusty novelist with a cool composure that curdles into spitefulness even as his voice thickens with emotion.
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These fudgy little discs of khoya (a semi-solid dairy product made by slowly boiling milk until it thickens) are topped with crushed pistachios, saffron, and ground cardamom.
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True to the form, no one's stories seem to add up, the plot thickens, and twists and turns are thrown in and at the center of the movie.
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The plot, as it were, thickens when it is revealed that he has been swayed by a sexual relationship with his male gym teacher, whom he is dating.
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And the plot thickens in longer promo for what's left of this season; in it Colton says, "I don't deserve to be anybody's backup plan," to a sobbing Hannah.
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The plot thickens when you consider that George, a native of Australia, is the daughter of actors Vincent D'Onofrio and Greta Scacchi, who were a couple in the '90s.
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I marinate the chicken thighs in sugar, garlic, ginger, scallions, gochujang, soy sauce, and sesame oil, and then simmer them in a pan with water until the sauce thickens.
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Progestin thickens your cervical mucus, which keeps sperm from entering the uterus, thins your uterine lining, and prevents ovulation, according to the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG).
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Later that morning, the Adairs were very surprised and confused to find 15 pounds of raw meat on their roof and in their side yard; but the plot thickens.
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What are the odds that the 70-year-old billionaire finally thickens his skin, as he gains far greater power and endures far more withering criticism than ever before?
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But trading Rivers for an established starting center only thickens the plot for those aware of DeAndre Jordan's apparent desire to leave the only franchise he's ever played for.
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As "I, Tonya" skips here and there and thickens the plot, it becomes increasingly baffling why the filmmakers decided to put a comic spin on this pathetic, dispiriting story.
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Patients in wealthier neighborhoods were much more likely to pick up prescriptions for lifestyle problems: erectile dysfunction, baldness, anti-wrinkle Botox injections and an eye medicine that thickens eyelashes.
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Regardless of what you end up serving the fondue in, you may find you need an occasional splash of liquid to maintain a fluid consistency as it thickens from evaporation.
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Adding a bit of your strained pasta water to your sauce, whether jarred or not, both thickens and seasons the sauce a bit more before tossing in your cooked noodles.
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Continue to very slowly drizzle in the oil until the processor makes a gurgling sound and then a quieter, choppy sound as the oil becomes incorporated and the mixture thickens.
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Two uniquely Persian ingredients define its flavor: Reshteh, or flat noodles, are starchier and saltier than their Italian counterparts, and as they cook, the starch they release thickens the soup.
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We are thrown into a world that is as much Romantic as minimalist: the harmony thickens incrementally; quiet episodes are juxtaposed with thunderous fortissimos; pentatonic interludes add an angelic sweetness.
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Return the mixture to the saucepan, and cook, whisking constantly, until the mixture thickens slightly and just begins to bubble around the edges (reaching 183° on an instant-read thermometer). 4.
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The plot thickens as one Lady Carmichael arrives in Sherlock's living room at her wit's end after her husband receives an unmarked envelope filled with orange pips during breakfast one morning.
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He doesn't raise his voice; graininess thickens his tone at vulnerable moments, then ebbs away, and his phrases are far more likely to taper off than to push toward a peak.
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And today its plot thickens: In a study published in Nature, researchers have pinpointed the precise genetic mutation that led to the darker moth and determined just when this mutation occurred.
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And in Japan, the sauce is traditionally made using the French technique of diluting a roux — a mix of cooked fat and flour — with a liquid, which thickens as it boils.
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The plot thickens: GOP Congressman Greg Gianforte from Montana must perform 40 hours of community service at a wheelchair for children nonprofit after pleading guilty to attacking a reporter during his campaign.
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Add the sugar and stir constantly for about 15 minutes, or until the khoya thickens and the mixture begins to pull away from the sides of the pot and form a dough.
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The more films and TV shows I spoil for myself, the more I am convinced that truly interesting stories can't be ruined — the plot thickens with the viewing like a rich sauce.
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The track slams together about seven more-or-less distinct sections, held together by words as the music thickens and lashes out, each one full of internal mayhem and relentless electronic drive.
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The contraceptive method works by slowly releasing the hormone progestin into the user's body, which thickens their cervical mucus to stop sperm from being able to swim to an egg and fertilize it.
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After seven seasons fans of Game of Thrones are aware that death is always a possibility, especially as the plot thickens and tensions rise between the Lannisters, Starks, Daenerys Targaryen, and the White Walkers.
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Amazon thickens the market for tech talent, and that is a huge win for both NYC and DC. Yet, these projects rarely work out, and behind this all is the plague of Silicon Everywhere.
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Ford has created a "third-age suit" for car designers to wear to help them understand the needs of older people: the suit thickens the waist, stiffens the joints and makes movement more cumbersome.
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As former national security adviser Michael Flynn takes center stage in the Russia investigation with his plea bargain agreement with Robert Mueller and his special counsel team, the plot thickens and the noose tightens.
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As the plot thickens, the Observer "can feel the gears of cause and effect locking together, increasing in rotational velocity," but believes itself powerless to intervene, and is unsure if it really cares to.
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The plot thickens in the death of a Chicago teen who was found dead in a hotel freezer, because cops have released a video which shows her stumbling through the hotel shortly before she disappeared.
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"Most of the starch that thickens a risotto resides in fine particles on the surface of the rice from the very beginning — stirring and jostling have little to do with its release," The Food Lab writes.
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The most likely explanation for this apparently periodic wave action is an overturning circulation pattern, in which cool surface crust slowly thickens and sinks, pulling nearby crust along with it in a wave that spreads across the surface.
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Where the plot thickens is that LeEco is also bankrolling Faraday Future, the California-based EV startup that has poached hundreds of auto industry staff in recent years and is currently building a $1 billion factory in Nevada.
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Not a catastrophe, but when you turn to street style, the plot thickens: Editors and other fashion-forward types have long since moved on to other kinds of denim, be they flares, culottes, mom jeans, or boyfriend cuts.
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The destination, in this case, is a land called X, which has been colonized by another nation known as Y. The alphabet soup of names thickens as we meet characters identified only as Q, F, G and so forth.
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Now the plot thickens ... we got Aaron earlier in the day at LAX, where he talked about a dalliance with a dude when he was 17 but, now that he's come out publicly, he's not in the market for men.
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Click here to view original GIFBlood isn't supposed to plop out like a solid like that but that's what happens when a snake's hemotoxic venom gets mixed in with human blood, it thickens liquid blood into this congealed jelly substance.
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During fermentation, the milk thickens into something delectably custardy and satiny smooth, with a clean, fresh, tangy flavor that is even better than the fancy artisanal stuff — a pretty big payoff for what ends up being about 10 minutes of active work.
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Amazon thickens the market for tech talent, and that is a huge win for both NYC and DC. For a concrete example, Cornell Tech officially launched last year on NYC's Roosevelt Island, which is located one subway stop from the proposed Amazon headquarters.
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And it thickens the intrigue surrounding the wider Mueller probe amid signs the special counsel is closing in on an increasingly nervous President, who CNN reported during the weekend worries that the investigation increasingly has his son, Donald Trump Jr., in its sights.
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Jews' mallow is a popular veg (also known as 'jute' or 'mulukhiya': an ancient leafy spinach first cultivated in Egypt and also popularly used in Jewish cuisine) used for its mucilaginous properties, meaning it thickens and is great for stews and soups.
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We've got ANYONE LISTENING, IT'S NOT FAIR, HIGH SIERRA, SHIRLEY CHISHOLM, TAYLOR SCHILLING (who plays Piper Chapman on HBO's "Orange is the New Black"), THE PLOT THICKENS, IN THE CROSS HAIRS and TRIPLE WORD SCORE (shout-out to our Scrabble brothers and sisters!).
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"The endometrial tissue behaves just like it does when it's inside the uterus, which means it responds to hormones and thickens and bleeds every time you have a period," Dr. Kathy Huang, the director of the Endometriosis Center at NYU Langone Health, told BuzzFeed News.
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All mithai—a Hindi/Urdu word for sweets—are made with some combination of flour, sugar, nuts, legumes, and milk or khoya (a semi-solid dairy product made by slowly boiling milk until it thickens), and then often enhanced with cardamom, rose water, or saffron.
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Yet for all that nuance, there are only three basic steps to making green mole: Whip up that purée in a blender; sear the purée in oil and cook it until it thickens slightly; then add chicken stock and simmer until the mixture is creamy.
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A Persian cat from Quebec, Canada, to be specific, Atchoum looks the way he does because he has a rare disease called hypertricosis (also known as werewolf syndrome), which causes him to grow a lot of hair at a fast rate and thickens his claws.
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But the decimation that started 22000 years ago was largely the work of the chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, which thickens a frog's skin, hindering the animal's ability to absorb water and oxygen and to maintain a balanced flow of electrolytes, leading to heart failure.
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The Chipping plot thickens While Jughead's hometown is besieged by criminal organizations, the teen author is digging deeper into the mystery of Mr. Chipping's (Sam Witwer) "Hereditary" death and the possibility it is connected to Jug's "My Grandpa Wrote the First Baxter Brothers Book" theory.
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For the week or so that follows feeding, its body turns into an engine of digestion: Its intestine thickens; its liver and kidneys nearly double in mass; its insulin level shoots up; its temperature increases by six degrees Fahrenheit; its pulse triples; and its metabolism jumps.
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The quantity of certain featured ingredients is limited — only a few small clams and oysters, and two shrimp bobbed in my seafood soup — but the dish leaves you sated because of the rice, condiments and an optional raw egg that diners can cook in the broth, which thickens it.
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In fact, churning might be the best way to describe La Melia's poetics: She thickens language and renders the fatty parts of speech, producing the verbal counterpart of the glinting, speckled trout that lies gutted and rumpled on the table in an opulent still life photograph within the book.
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Related: Plot Thickens as Missing Hong Kong Bookseller Faxes Mysterious Message to Wife On Wednesday, Britain's foreign secretary weighed in on the disappearances, saying any abduction of people from Hong Kong to face charges elsewhere would be an "egregious breach" of Beijing's promises about the former British colony.
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In a large oil like "Die Erwartung," in which a horned artist meditates over a bowl of fruit, the same sense thickens into the narrow, firmly anchored feeling of closely observed detail, making for a portrait not quite of real life, but of the tonal quality of reality.
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And as the night thickens, and the snow piles up, and the electricity fails and the food runs out, these ostensibly standard-issue, true-blue New Yorkers find themselves on a path into a subterranean realm that is both darker and brighter than any place they've been before.
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In the first two episodes, we found out that Dorit adopted a dog, Lucy, from Lisa Vanderpump's rescue center, and that Lisa wants everyone to shut up about it… but now, the plot thickens as Teddy Mellencamp, Vanderpump Dogs, and Kyle Richards become part of one of the Housewives' conspiracy theories.
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This also thickens the Spice Girls reunion plot that started last July, when three-fifths of the '90s girl group – Melanie "Scary Spice" Brown, Halliwell Horner and Bunton – posted a 40-second video titled "Spice Girls GEM" (their first name initials spell "GEM") to a new YouTube account and website with the same name.
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Related: Plot Thickens as Missing Hong Kong Bookseller Faxes Mysterious Message to Wife The Hong Kong police said they would continue to probe the case, and would put in a fresh request with police in China's southern Guangdong province to arrange a meeting with Lee Bo. Calls to the mobile phones of Lee and his wife went unanswered.
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But, as Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonThe specter of Steve Bannon may loom over 28503 Trump campaign Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Steve Bannon: 'President Trump is not a racist' MORE reportedly said, it is inconceivable that neither Donald Jr., Manafort nor Kushner reported the meeting to Trump Sr. The fog of suspicious facts thickens.
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It's a march (with her trademark double-time verses) that starts out crisp and hollow and then builds and thickens with layers of keyboards, synthesizers and stately chimes — until, at the end, all the musical opulence suddenly falls away and she's left with just the piano and a scratchy morning-after voice, wondering just what she seeks.
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"I am here to assure you that, in the event TPG and its partners are fortunate enough to acquire Fairfax, we will be responsible stewards of those assets, from a journalistic perspective as well as a financial one," TPG Head of Australia and New Zealand Joel Thickens told a senate inquiry into the future of public interest journalism.
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But on days like this, when besides the occasional distant whine of a gas auger or the ice pinging as it thickens — a sound like whales playing laser tag beneath you — when you're a half mile from anything that even could make a noise, the silence feels almost holy, cloistered as one is on the pop-up remoteness of a newly frozen lake.
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The plot to get President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE out of office thickens, as Cohen obviously was his own mini crime syndicate and decided that his betrayals meant he would be better served turning on his old boss to cut the best deal with prosecutors he could rather than holding out and getting the full Manafort treatment.
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A Fan's Guide to Austen Films (2016) Curtis Sittenfeld Is No Jane Austen, but She's O.K. With That (2016) Curtis Sittenfeld's 'Eligible' Updates Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice' (2016) Whit Stillman Discusses Austen's Sense and His Sensibility (2016) Wandering Jane Austen's World (2014) It Was a Dark and Stormy Night: Val McDermid's 'Northanger Abbey' (2014) Scientific Pride and Prejudice (2014) Pigskin Pride and Prejudice (2013) Of Pride, Prejudice and Harassment on Twitter (2013) No Pride in Prejudice: Looking Beyond the Gender Labels to Experience Literature It's All an Allusion: Identifying Allusions, in Literature and in Life Good Intentions: Taking a Cognitive Approach to Literature and Stories The Plot Thickens?
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