This means that it adjusts the toasting time to compensate for the toaster's temperature and voltage input during the toasting cycle.
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Breville also offers two trademarked buttons: the "A Bit More" button allows users to instantly add a little extra toasting time, while the motorized "Lift & Look" button automatically raises and lowers the carriage so you can check the toasting progress without interrupting the toasting cycle.
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Hudson also shared a video of three champagne flutes toasting.
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Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra are toasting to their engagement!
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The last shot shows the four friends toasting to family.
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Repeat toasting the remaining half of the bread slices. 6.
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The line about toasting apples in one's own hearth belongs,
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Toasting a bagel can impact its overall quality and flavor.
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We debated toasting our first hurricane together with some beer.
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While eggs cook, chop kale, slice bread and begin toasting.
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"Looking back on it, there was nothing toasting," she said.
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While Natalie is toasting, I will knock out social media.
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Families celebrating a holiday and newlyweds toasting their new lives.
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Make the hot dogs: Begin by toasting hot dog buns.
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While the bread is toasting, melt the remaining ½ tablespoon of butter.
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Trump would be re-elected, the Russians toasting with champagne. Again.
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Chopping, dicing, toasting, and roasting can take a lot of time.
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Age 24, at Pastis, toasting a book contract with an editor.
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Let yourself sparkle along with all that champagne you'll be toasting.
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Washington has this week been toasting NATO, which turns 70 today.
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The defrost button will thaw out your bread before toasting it.
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Pros: Super stylish, sturdy, fast and consistent toasting, excellent bagel function.
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But if your bagel isn't fresh, toasting can help revive it.
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Toasting can highlight the flavors of certain types of bagels, too.
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Instead, Thomas' "toaster crumpet" was designed to be ideal for toasting.
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Once you kick a subway rat or stop toasting your bagels?
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Going further, toasting the bread-sliced bagels will yield bagel chips, a.k.a.
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Up your toasting possibilities with the KitchenAid 2-Slice Toaster (model KMT2116OB).
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The ads feature fictional medieval characters toasting each other with the catchphrase.
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While the bread was toasting, we sliced some of the Manchego cheese.
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As we sat toasting our accomplishment, I felt a twinge of pride.
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With the New Year&aposs celebrations, you may be toasting with champagne.
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"He was toasting the show with a cup of tea," Bonneville says.
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Diddy was toasting everyone with his Ciroc vodka and DeLeon tequila -- Shots!
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"We in Indonesia (where he lived for a few years) toasting our President."
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As the pizza cooks, Internet Shaquille explains how the French toasting method works.
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They're both sipping martinis and toasting to "Billy," whom we still haven't met.
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Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik are toasting to two years of relationship bliss.
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"That could be remembering building a den or toasting marshmallows on a fire."
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This convenient toaster removes the guesswork of toasting bread from your breakfast prep.
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Toasting them was Queen Elizabeth alongside other senior members of the royal family.
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Climate crisis The heat wave that just roasted Europe is now toasting Greenland.
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But here's hoping for a photo of Harry toasting with the Jo Bros!
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Since its resurrection in 2000, officials are more often found toasting its success.
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For those toasting one another at Delmonico's, things are better, but still complicated.
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We won't be camping this summer or toasting marshmallows over a backyard fire.
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Many Indians are toasting Mr Modi for at last giving them their comeuppance.
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The method is called "French toasting," and we have to admit, it has potential.
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While it's toasting, I get dressed and slice another peach to take to work.
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Toasting with the final six men remaining was surreal, but I felt so elated.
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Who is this guy they're all toasting and cheering and clamoring after for interviews?
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And that&aposs the picture you have of Madeleine Albright toasting champagne with him.
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And cast members from the 1980s sitcom "Cheers" are not toasting the same candidate.
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Even popular bagel practices like toasting and the bagel sandwich are up for debate.
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Tuesday, many will be toasting Ronald Reagan, who would have turned 107 years young.
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From two sides of the globe, dancing with each other, toasting with each other.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's reform camp is toasting Wall Street's trade war win.
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So I'll be toasting to them, likely with plenty of good food and drink.
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Plenitude is important in Georgia, where feasting and toasting are cherished, heavily choreographed rites.
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"We're either toasting a win, or sometimes we toast that we were losers," Klum says.
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Miriam Hopkins (right) toasting Bette Davis in the final scene of 1943's "Old Acquaintance".
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Stock up, and your entire New Year's Eve party could be toasting with these bottles.
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Without a doubt, somebody will be toasting to their latest success with a little bubbly.
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Inside the restaurant, Flair was all smiles ... toasting his wife with a pint of beer.
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Rome is like on fire right now, and we're just toasting our weiner on it.
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Freshness aside, certain flavors and styles of bagels reap greater gains from toasting than others.
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The Clinton campaign was probably toasting the last debate with lukewarm glasses of tap water.
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It was about festivals, street theater, open-air debates, toasting and fasting, parades and bonfires.
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They loved doing shots with us, and toasting to our friendly, out-of-control bar.
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The actress hit up Osteria Mozza, where she was seen toasting friends and downing champagne.
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We're not going to lie: We aren't totally sad to be toasting this year into oblivion.
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I did skip one of Pepper's steps: toasting the Cheetos first to develop the corn flavor.
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Features a deep toasting cavity for even browning, a special bagel button, and removable crumb tray.
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While it's toasting, I begin disassembling the croissant so I can scoop out it chocolate filling.
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She also shared a snap of she and Reich raising a glass, toasting on the beach.
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All that means is toasting cardamom, coriander, cumin seeds, and the peppercorns in a hot skillet.
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As many as 2,020 people linked arms while toasting in Haidong, Qinghai, China, on March 10.
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It runs quietly, has a 4.2-quart basket, and does a spectacular job of toasting bread.
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"They were having cake and toasting, apparently he just walked in with this rifle," Kamer said.
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I leave at 13.213 after making an iced coffee and toasting a bagel for the road.
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Select light to dark toasting, then watch it pop up emblazoned with a crisp Imperial Crest!
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In Ivory Coast's economic capital, Abidjan, shirtless men ran through the streets toasting the former president.
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Adams shared a video of the precious moment and photos of them toasting to their new chapter.
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Weaver played their first customer in need of some supernatural toasting, while Potts was their loyal secretary.
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While financial responsibility is important, so is enjoying your friendships and toasting your friends on their milestones.
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Carol wanders around Alexandria, making cookies out of beets, toasting acorns, and dressing up in nicer clothes.
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We wanted to know how she's celebrating, and most importantly, what specific drink she'll be toasting with.
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In the meantime, we'll be toasting Don's detective work with a glass of our finest (ahem) Champagne.
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While they're cooling off, Christensen suggests toasting your peppercorns to give them a little extra-smoky oomph.
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Erick and Janette Revuelta stood outside Versailles toasting Mr. Castro's death with small cups of Cuban coffee.
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"They were having cake and toasting, apparently he just walked in with this rifle," Mr. Kamer said.
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"Bill was toasting us," the actor explained to Ellen DeGeneres during an appearance on her show Tuesday.
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" As of late afternoon, "Yes, toasting is a crime" was losing to "No, I like ruining bagels.
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The promotional photos all show well-dressed people toasting with glasses decorated with the included wine charms.
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Guests were also treated to a lavish desserts table before toasting the couple with Ace of Spade champagne.
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And in the kitchen "toasting my breakfast," Combs got the best morning wakeup call one could ask for!
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Fans lit up the Internet upon their return, all toasting the fact that the pop group was back.
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It is a lot to ask from one toast, especially if you've already been "toasting" throughout the day.
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The couple were in west London toasting the Irish Guards regiment for a special St. Patrick's Day ceremony.
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There he encounters the gloating Dolokhov, who pushes his luck by toasting to beautiful women and their lovers.
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The price of wine is dropping thanks to a surplus of California grapes That's something worth toasting to!
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I would use ground cumin rather than toasting and grinding seeds — use a little more than a teaspoon.
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For dessert, try this no-bake berry coconut cheesecake (forget toasting the coconut), strawberry fool or watermelon Popsicles.
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And while Cruz's camp likens the businessman's campaign to his failed Trump Steaks, Trump's toasting his NY win.
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And to ensure that you never forget to adjust the toasting settings before you pop your bread in, the Connected Toaster uses a Bluetooth connection to a free smartphone app that stores and recalls a user's toasting preferences—be it lighter, darker, for a bagel, or even for gluten-free bread.
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Sandler's song toasting his late friend on "SNL" captured that spirit so well -- with a hint of the bittersweet.
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Friends and family made speeches toasting the couple — Jenner's mom Linda read a poem — before the party really started.
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A winner who may be toasting her big win is Meghan Trainor, who was crowned as best new artist.
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But across the road at a British-style pub, UKIP lawmakers were toasting their victory at a "Brexit Party".
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But just outside the castle, local pub-goers will be toasting the happy couple with a very special gin.
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Meanwhile, make some croutons from good chewy bread, toasting them until golden in a pan or in the oven.
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Even Attila the Hun had strict protocol at his feasts, with guests toasting one another in order of rank.
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The couple asked all their "guests" watching online to take a selfie of themselves toasting with the hashtag #loveinthetimeofcoronavirus.
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She started with a handful of pine nuts, left raw to preserve the faint sweetness that recedes with toasting.
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K., New York, it's time to answer the essential question of the day: Is toasting a bagel a crime?
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While Turner and Jonas spent this week toasting to her 22nd birthday, they will also be celebrating their forthcoming wedding.
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Those bubbles are why Peeps explode in the microwave, and flaming marshmallows swell on the end of a toasting fork.
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Pros: Scrolling design, V-shaped bowls, lead crystal Cons: Pricey Buy the Reed & Barton Shimmer Crystal Toasting Flutes for $90
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"We're not going to all be here forever, but we made something that will be," she said, before toasting Perry.
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The heat moves the water around again, which is also why toasting slices of bread can rejuvenate them a bit.
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Making a surprise appearance at the bash was Sean "Diddy" Combs, who was seen toasting with the CÎROC 75 cocktail.
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At any given moment, you're apt to spy tourists, locals, high-finance types toasting big deals and families celebrating birthdays.
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But as my sandwich was toasting, I was yelled at to stop taking pictures and told to leave the store.
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And if you're using your bagel as an element of a larger dish, toasting is usually the way to go.
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And while I was toasting them, I added thyme leaves and garlic to the pan to add some needed flavor.
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"Toasting the burritos really helps deliver on that comfort and quality that they're looking for in the morning," she added.
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Picnics and barbecues, laying out by the pool with friends, and toasting to the season are high on my list.
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The episode ended with the crew back on land toasting to a successful bairdi season and a fresh start on opilio.
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Today, Christian Louboutin unveils its seasonal campaign and the luxe shoe brand took a decidedly literary tact to toasting the holidays.
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For example, you'll be able to easily show yourself toasting with friends, waving hi to them, or even laughing hysterically together.
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The moisture was reduced on a wood stove until it became a gravy eventually used to temper the pig during toasting.
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"They were in a festive mood and took turns toasting Mary with Ace of Spades champagne and Ciroc," says an onlooker.
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Mahershala Ali doesn't drink, but that certainly didn't stop Bill Murray from toasting him with alcohol at Sunday's 2019 Golden Globes.
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The Reed & Barton Shimmer Crystal Toasting Flutes are decorated with hand-applied faceted glass gems interspersed in the scrolling lead design.
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Related: Colin Furze Demos His DIY Thermite Launcher Introducing: Colin Furze's Bread Toasting Knife How to Make a Bazooka for Fireworks
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Related: A Plumber Built a Hoverbike in His Garage All Hail Colin Furze's Flamethrower Guitar Introducing: Colin Furze's Bread Toasting Knife
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So, while many other stars were toasting the Golden Globes Sunday night, Lovato and Valderrama were observing their own commemorative celebrations.
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While visiting Myplace at Brockholes Nature Reserve in Lancashire, he watched a group of young people toasting marshmallows by the campfire.
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The technique of smothering involves toasting butter and flour into a roux, adding aromatics, and thickening it into a flavorful sauce.
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Soon we'll be toasting it in farewell As it starts on its journey into the near past And then the far.
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He has already turned some heads, toasting the "potential" of the UN on Tuesday, after railing against the organization for years.
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Beyoncé's mom may have blown up her spot with an Instagram post, which has her toasting Lemonade, both figuratively and literally.
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Roland Garros was throwing a "Demolition Party," toasting the last night its 30-year-old media center would be in use.
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In the living room, amid scattered debris and hundreds of spent casings, policemen were toasting stale bread over a propane flame.
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But there are a couple of things to know before toasting the Court's high regard for privacy in the digital age.
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While everyone else is toasting mom and dad, we thought we'd highlight a few famous folks who, for whatever reason, never reproduced.
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Start brewing the coffee and toasting the Pop Tarts now — a 153-hour Gilmore Girls marathon is coming to back to TV!
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A well-run, fun Globes — privileged people toasting their terrific success with bottomless Moët — is its own corrective to Hollywood self-seriousness.
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Later, after toasting with Labatt 50, they asked him if he could change Trump's mind on one issue, what would it be?
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On her 90th birthday, he even paid her a visit at her home, toasting her with champagne as the cameras clicked away.
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"We're not going to all be here forever, but we made something that will be," she said, before toasting the late actor.
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We got pics of Ronnie, Pauly D, Snooki, JWoww and Deena toasting to what's sure to be a fun next few days.
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The machine makes two hot dogs while simultaneously toasting the buns — and it's sure to be a hit with the whole family.
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Say, for example, you're celebrating a momentous achievement at work, or you're toasting some newlyweds at the reception on their big day.
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The #2ndref team should be crying into their beer, not toasting this woman as though she'll soon be embossed on £5 notes.
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Outside of toasting the bun and preparing vegetables, this was the process I repeated for each of the four burgers I made.
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In 2012 she was mentioned in a Vanity Fair article toasting the "ladies who lunched" at Manhattan hot spots like Le Cirque.
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"They say he made Georgian cuisine very important in the Kremlin, and made Georgian toasting part of the etiquette there," she added.
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Although vodka is traditional for toasting, Champagne and Cognac are also popular now in Russia, representing the new pleasures of conspicuous consumption.
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When it comes to lighter toasting, there's butterscotch, and popcorns and vanillas, just depending on the wood and what's been in it.
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By the time I arrived (because I am late to everything), the other attendees were already toasting in the courtyard behind the building.
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It was as if the Russian political class was toasting its brilliance in 1917 or the German one celebrating its triumphs in 1932.
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After toasting to the beginning of the new year and before heading to bed, we decided to go out to watch the stars.
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There's plenty of champagne toasting and revelry, and you're likely to catch a brass band second line coming through the main dining room.
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In this case, its purpose will be toasting an unlikely Clinton victory that would put the final nail in the Trump campaign's coffin.
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First, because it's easy, he starts with toasting the panch phoran, a custom spice blend of mustard, coriander, fennel, fenugreek, and nigella seeds.
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During the ceremony, the father of three joined others in toasting to "absent friends" and taking a swig out of a silver flask.
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Cue: deaths via impalement by fish, toasting by lightning bolt, melting by acid, and by being dumped into a volcano by a pterosaur.
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After a couple of batches, I fell hard for the soft, spoonable Southern soufflé style, which doesn't require cubing and toasting the cornbread.
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"We expect in about 14 to 16 months to be sharing and toasting with you the first beer from this plant," said Leyva.
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Speaking of toast and bagels, the Touch to Toast has specific features for each carb to give you the desired toasting every time.
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A roll barely bigger than a fist but about as long as a foot, was pushed, wordlessly, onto one of the toasting spikes.
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The image of Ms. Lam toasting with champagne glasses at an official 22nd anniversary celebration of Hong Kong's return to China enraged protesters.
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I have been cocky and tried toasting buttered bread, especially when the butter is still hard (snicker snicker) from being in the fridge.
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Avoid turning your kitchen into a sauna by using one of these to take care of your low-level toasting and heating needs.
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Sheet-pan meals, heating up frozen foods, cooking bacon in the oven, and toasting seeds are all fairly common activities in my household.
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If Evans really doesn't want to move, might we suggest leaning into the local charm by toasting some cheesy bread to complement the scent?
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While the people around her seem to be toasting her, yet again, Taylor Swift is sitting on the bar playing a handheld video game.
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The Big Little Lies actress, 42, posted a sweet boomerang to her Instagram story of her two oldest kids toasting to their respective graduations.
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So whether you're toasting a special occasion this summer or sipping out of a plastic cup at a picnic, Lambrusco is a great accompaniment.
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The tiny toasting machine weighs in at just 3.44 pounds and is only 7 inches wide, but don't let its cute appearance fool you.
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What should be celebrated this week — in verse, song, speechifying and toasting — is the triumph of the Irish spirit, a lesson about humanity's resilience.
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Whether you're hitting your first outdoor concert or toasting with drinks on the patio, you'll be doing it in garb that doesn't feel overdone.
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Consider toasting up Jonny Miles's new recipe for a Lake Erie Monster sandwich: batter-fried walleye with cheese and a jalapeño-spiked tartar sauce.
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Bishop suggests filling the entire thing with bread and then toasting the slices to see if the elements run hot in any particular spots.
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Celebrating with dinner Friday night at Bresca with my husband Jay Driscoll and will be toasting with good friends at Pearl Wharf on Saturday.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - If South Korea's Winter Olympics go off without a hitch this month, organizers will not be alone in toasting success.
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Melissa Meeks is toasting her new single life at the famous Crazy Horse 3 in Vegas on the heels of their divorce being finalized.
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It appeared to be the final tribute of the night, until the Marlins were spotted toasting to the sky after the stadium had cleared out.
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Professional bakers may blanch, but I think the results are nearly as good as toasting a slice from a day-old loaf on the counter.
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The cast of Veep celebrated their outstanding performance by an ensemble in a comedy series win by toasting to their leading lady: Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
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Finding that fine line between toasting your bread to crispy, brown goodness and charring your bread worse than Anakin Skywalker in Revenge of the Sith.
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And toasting to the preservation of your culture and your people with a drink or two (or more) seems like a fantastic way to celebrate.
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Toaster ovens serve as a miniature version of the traditional oven, and they offer an array of functions, including broiling, roasting, toasting, and convection cooking.
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We love the LED panel that illuminates according to the selected setting, and it also counts down how long is left in the toasting cycle.
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The machine makes two hot dogs at a time while simultaneously toasting the buns — and it's sure to be a hit with the whole family.
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However, the Cuisinart Touch to Toast is lever-less and has an LCD display countdown feature to provide you with a more advanced toasting experience.
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By the end, he's toasting the team at Delmonico's, glass in hand, smiling and standing between a man he respects and a woman he loves.
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Mr. Morrison, then Australia's immigration minister, oversaw the agreement and was criticized for toasting it over Champagne with a member of Mr. Hun Sen's cabinet.
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And if your cantankerous uncle unexpectedly invites you to a festive party, with lots of toasting and wine, maybe let him take the first sip.
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That night, Buttigieg's communications strategist Lis Smith coaxed the candidate, who normally favors beer and whiskey, into toasting the milestone with a glass of Prosecco.
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Before you take up the pitchforks, remember that given my recent track record, I will most likely be toasting the N.B.A. champion Nuggets come June.
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While the country was toasting the success of Sindhu, the men's sport also got a significant boost when B. Sai Praneeth won bronze in Basel.
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When they do well, the shittiest few days at work, school or wherever can feel like nothing, just a small obstacle between toasting three points.
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The Reed & Barton Shimmer Crystal Toasting Flutes are categorized as Champagne flutes but they feature a V-shaped bowl rather than the more traditional, oval shape.
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We're celebrating 13 years of libations and convivial conversation while toasting the entrepreneurial spirit on the deck at August Capital in Menlo Park on July 27.
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While a horde of Republicans were toasting in the Rose Garden afterward, millions of Americans struggled to make sense of the calamity they had just witnessed.
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There's a brief break from the toasting-Taylor party so everyone can have some kind of Singin' in the Rain inspired séance in the back alley.
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The 36-year-old Bachelor star's fiancè Vanessa Grimaldi, 29, posted an Instagram shot of him on Sunday night toasting up tortillas and looking mighty ripped.
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Though we wished for more toasting on the bun, the hot dog with sauerkraut and other condiments was everything a dog should be: juicy, steamy, comforting.
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Trump was doubly ebullient on Sunday in toasting an emergency rate cut by the Federal Reserve, which was announced just moments before he appeared before cameras.
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Related: Introducing: Colin Furze's Bread Toasting Knife Stand Inside A Fireworks Spectacle With This DIY Suit Of Armor Watch 300 Rockets Explode to Dirty British Punk
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While many of his peers were out on the streets of Montreal toasting their hard-earned degrees, he was boarding a flight back to Kansas City.
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I think the closest she ever came to baking was spearing bright orange peanut-shaped marshmallows on a carving fork and toasting them over the stove.
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The 2018 festival pretty much looked like this: Ms. Lawson in a long flowing dress on a beach at sunset, toasting a crowd of tipsy revelers.
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" They're planning on toasting the event with a vasectomy party: "We'll have some champagne, wine and cheese on the table, and celebrate with lots of drinking.
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To their credit, the cast has had a good sense of humor about it, often toasting when the show or its stars aren't announced as the winner.
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The top general classification riders will enjoy a leisurely day, chatting and toasting their achievement with champagne, before a sprint finish on Paris&apos best-known avenue.
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Meanwhile, the Baltic states are trembling and the Chinese, busy converting the South China Sea into a militarized water park, are toasting their revived relationship with Russia.
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If you're planning to eat a bagel that's not fresh, toasting can improve its taste and provide you with both a crunchy crust and a soft interior.
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The film producer and real estate executive posted a loving note to Frankel on his Instagram page Monday, alongside a photo of Frankel toasting him at dinner.
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And yes, we got the Dude himself, Jeff Bridges -- who won the Cecil B. DeMille award -- toasting his big night with the other dude ... Sam Elliott. Awesome!
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Many in the provinces will be cooking a bird today, toasting the Oilers, then closing up the cabins they opened on Victoria Day and returning to work.
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He spots a street vendor stuffing pockets of naan with peppery lamb, spiced potatoes, fresh chiles and lime juice, then toasting them on a tawa, or griddle.
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As the ad continues, it shows people carrying boxes and buckets of KFC, with one group of twentysomethings clinking chicken nuggets together as if toasting with champagne.
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By the time Bransten, Chevalier and Eltenton were toasting the future the St. Francis hotel in 1945, their wartime espionage effort seemed a thing of the past.
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In celebration of National Tequila Day on July 24, George Clooney may be toasting to Casamigos Tequila, which the Hollywood star co-founded with friend Rande Gerber.
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Had Trump offered a straight repeal — a narrowly partisan piece of legislation — he could be celebrating legislative victory right now, schmoozing and toasting with his fellow Republicans.
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While it seems that the classically accepted bagel etiquette deems toasting improper, there was also the matter of whether de Blasio's favorite-order claim was even factual.
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A raucous group from Ljubljana had completed an ascent of Triglav, and its members were toasting every new arrival from their party with steins of foaming lager.
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Even though Us Weekly confirmed that the couple were already legally married earlier this month, that didn't stop everyone from toasting to the newlyweds late into the night.
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"Cheers to the start of this journey," a very exhausted, very still-cheerful Hannah proclaims at the end of the night, toasting (properly) with her 23 remaining men.
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If you're making a drink that involves infusing with spices, toasting them before they go into the liquid can help bring out their flavors (and also smells great).
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Mendes' included a black and white shot of the duo toasting with pals, and another shows Baldwin sticking her tongue out at the camera on the red carpet.
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Seems there was LOTS of toasting in her honor, but clearly, Wendy knows how to party right ... 'cause she was ready for more at the famous dining joint.
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She follows the classic Catalan recipe for the sauce—toasting marcona almonds, cubing slices of rustic bread—but swaps out the nyora peppers for fresh red garden tomatoes.
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It seems that while we were out back on the grassy spot behind the store, toasting our bellies in the summer sun, some changes happened in the shop.
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Originating in Denver, Colorado, in 1981, this fast sandwich shop grew popular with customers because of its unique flavor combinations, variety of bread choices, and signature toasting method.
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The chefs and bakers Insider spoke to all agreed that toasting a freshly baked bagel is both unnecessary and possibly harmful to the food's overall flavor and texture.
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But despite the fact we were hardly having our first dance, cutting a cake, or toasting the night away, there was one incredible commonality: raw, core-rattling love.
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Joined by Norway's Prince Haakon and Princess Mette-Marit, they sat around a campfire toasting sausages and bread on a stick with the kids in the idyllic winter wonderland.
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Ahead we've rounded up 20 cute camping (or glamping!), outdoor eating and imbibing essentials that will be sure to bring the marshmallow roasting, hotdog toasting, and canteen sipping kumbaya.
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Toasting glasses of champagne, the Canadian power couple and other guests appear in high spirits as they prepare to head to the second, more exclusive celebrations at Frogmore House.
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Five days after sharing a still from A Simple Favor — in which the duo were toasting with martinis — Kendrick posted the same photo, this time, with Lively completely erased.
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He then traps that second consciousness in a device where her only task is to control the original-self's household: toasting the toast, opening the curtains, and so on.
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The Republicans will be toasting Mr. Trump in a dance hall called the Emporium, on the same street as the crime scene, steps away from where Mr. Lucero fell.
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For athletes hanging out in a cesspool of international germs like the Olympic Village, grabbing an non-alcoholic beer and toasting to polyphenols may seem like a good idea.
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Close your eyes and you can see it: children cannonballing into a chilly lake, lariats and potholders being loomed, marshmallows toasting in the fire beneath a canopy of pines.
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Chelsea Miller from Foodal says that after six weeks of testing, she was impressed and the Smart Oven Air is officially her go-to appliance for toasting and baking.
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She rides the Circle Line for kicks and recently she and 30 others celebrated a friend's 50th birthday by rushing onto the Staten Island Ferry and toasting with beers.
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He is one of the most inherently musical rappers ever, a flexible vocalist gifted in complex verse but also fluent in soul serenade, rock shouting, reggae toasting and more.
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The two are sharing such an intimate moment in the pic, despite being surrounded by friends toasting to the camera, that we feel a bit like voyeurs looking at it.
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Acrylamide, the FSA said, is generated when foods – especially those high in starch – are cooked at high temperatures for a long time, usually via baking, roasting, frying, grilling or toasting.
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This was deeply troubling to bagel purists, who can barely handle the idea of toasting a bagel, much less cutting one into little pieces like a common loaf of WonderBread.
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Still, we're surprised that Prince Harry never got to experience the vital childhood activity of toasting marshmallows over a campfire, but according to People, he isn't that upset about it.
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With the revolutionary new Peek & Pop, you can lift your toast out, check its progress toward crispy perfection, and then slot it back in — all without interrupting the toasting timer.
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As always, it's amazing and disconcerting watching Kenneth The Page doing normal people things like shotting tequila, screaming at former Disney Channel stars, and toasting Cambridge Analytica for some reason.
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In addition to buying extra bottles for toasting at home, we're also planning to get out and observe this anniversary at NYC destinations that are serving up their own rosé specialities.
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If you prefer not to let the bread sit out for a few days, very lightly toasting the cubes in a 23-degree oven for 26 minutes is fine, too. Equipment.
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Griffin Technology's Connected Toaster features a simple two-slot design that relies on precise, digitally-controlled heating elements allowing users to dial in the precise temperature, and the perfect toasting time.
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"I may be too sick to be at the Indie Spirit Awards, but thanks to @elizabethchambers I am toasting you guys with pedialyte and chicken soup!" he captioned an Instagram post.
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If you already understand the success of the team ESPN described as the third most unlikely champions ever, please join me in toasting Leicester's win, but if you don't, read on.
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The picture captures throngs of bearded crewmen toasting the occasion with bottles of whiskey as they clamored around the two engines, Central Pacific's No. 60 Jupiter and Union Pacific's No. 119.
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He just keeps picking and popping and posting and toasting and letting fly with that high-arching jumper, then watching it splash through the net before casually jogging back on defense.
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Whether you're at dinner with your dad right now or toasting to his memory, click through for a few photographic reminders that exemplary fatherhood is alive and well — even in Hollywood.
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The final shot of Alicia and Peter sitting on the bed and toasting to their divorce as they watch what appears to be the series finale Darkness at Noon is great.
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So now we see Trump with the Democrats, having dinner and toasting the Dreamers, and then the next day he's screaming about them being soft on immigration and weak on crime.
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If you made it past Ricky Gervais's cringey, nihilistic final opening monologue as host, you saw the usual parade of celebrities toasting their colleagues and thanking the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.
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While liberal activists were toasting historic victories in populous southeastern Pennsylvania on Tuesday night, Republicans were simultaneously raising a glass for first-ever wins in the western part of the state.
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In present time, we see Archie, Betty (Lili Reinhart), Jughead (Cole Sprouse), and Veronica (Camila Mendes) sipping milkshakes and toasting to a senior year without the weirdness of the past three seasons.
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"As we look to the future, I am confident that our common values and shared interests will continue to unite us," Elizabeth said at the banquet, before toasting Trump and his wife.
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As he was toasting her at lunch, recalling that she had been the first world leader to call him after his inauguration, Flynn interrupted to contradict him, Comey wrote in his memo.
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Following Ciara's performance, the couple retreated to a couch, where they cuddled and took pictures with each other as the Vegas heat hit 80 degrees, toasting the couple and the adoring crowd.
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Clips from the trailer tease the ladies posing in Victorian gowns beside a carriage, taking a ride on the so-called "Hot Mess Express," and toasting to "bad choices" aboard a cruise.
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Related: Motorcycle + Toy Horse = MOTORHORSE Introducing: Colin Furze's Bread Toasting Knife Stand Inside A Fireworks Spectacle With This DIY Suit Of Armor Watch This Garage Inventor Make X-Men Powers A Reality
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The sparkling elderflower lemonade recipe below from our sister publication My Recipes is a bright, floral drink perfect for toasting not only the royal couple but also the first day of spring.
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The Breville BOV650XL the Compact Smart Oven Stainless Steel has a lot of the same features as our top pick, only it is much roomier and can do more than just toasting.
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Ripert and Andrés told "Today" that to honor Bourdain's life, fans around the world can upload a video or picture of themselves toasting to "Tony" on social media including the hashtag #BourdainDay.
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For every enormous rally or rowdy election, there were people still too young to vote working behind the scenes, handing out ballots and emptying spittoons, toasting allies' speeches and cracking rivals' skulls.
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I couldn't get more than five hours of web usage out of the Stealth, and it took less than an hour of use before I could feel the underside gently toasting my lap.
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Prior to filming, all four grabbed "a lovely din" at ABC Kitchen in Manhattan, Duff sharing a shot of the group toasting the finale (the mom-to-be with "green juice," of course).
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Such efforts helped the entire industry, and also fed a stream of data and insights back to Independent Stave — for example, helping the company fine-tune its barrel-toasting program for grape varietals.
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And by five o'clock, with Mr. Stockbridge's sister officiating, they were exchanging vows, toasting their marriage and dancing the flash mob before 1553 guests, as the first gusts of wind and rain arrived.
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An enormous, gondola-dwarfing canvas by George Condo, depicting two toasting figures, greets visitors as they enter the main hall of the Arsenale, setting the scene for the body-centric show that awaits.
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When he walked into the Galley Pump Tavern, he was immediately recognized by a trio of stevedores who clearly had been spending considerable time toasting the summer weather on its rudimentary outdoor patio.
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The latter are based on friends, Ms. Pulitzer said, and include Leo Levine, the tailcoat-wearing, martini-toasting lion who represents her husband, Seth Levine ("The best martini maker I know," she said).
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There's an abundance of shredded iceberg lettuce, and the toasted bread is only half-toasted — if you're going to make the grand (and appreciated) gesture of toasting, go all the way with it.
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For meal prep it was far more useful than an appliance built only for toasting bread, but I was constantly frustrated at how long I'd have to wait for the tiny oven to preheat.
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" He ginned up a special 1950's-era toaster, as well, "that will let you push the bread down while it's powered off so you can automatically start toasting when the power goes on.
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The first sound of milk being splashed on pastel-coloured cereal, or the initial whiff of a toasting rainbow bagel have her pegging it down the road to join the back of the queue.
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But before you dip your 'mallow-tipped toasting fork in the campfire, here are a few things you should know: Marshmallows are mainly sugar, but air actually makes up more than half their volume.
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The trailer opens with the women toasting, as matriarch Kris Jenner says "Let's raise a glass for Kris f***ing Jenner," and then cuts to Kim running screaming from a spider, as you do.
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One night after toasting her honor at the TIME 100 gala in New York City, the Oscar-winning actress, 50, shared a cute photo of the pair, who wed in 2006, on Instagram Wednesday.
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The 45-year-old actor shared a photo from the set of his HBO show Ballers on Thursday morning, in which he's holding a beer and toasting to his brother's grave in a cemetery.
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Canned fish is high in iron, and as easy as popping a can and toasting a bit of bread for a quick and affordable (I get a 12-pack for about $26), healthy snack.
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Related: March To The Beat Of Zimoun's 300 Cardboard Drums Watch Stunning Soap Bubbles Freeze at -15°C An Exhibition of Inmate Inventions Opens in a Freight Elevator Introducing: Colin Furze's Bread Toasting Knife
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From the makers of your favorite pressure cooker comes the Instant Vortex Plus, a 7-in-1 appliance with built-in smart programs for air frying, baking, roasting, toasting, broiling, dehydrating, and spit-roasting.
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But then, Nick is back to his old self, embarrassing Diane in front of everybody about her Champagne-toasting superstition, giving everyone a hint that things might not be exactly perfect again between these two.
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Jim Brown did it big for his 80th bday Thursday night -- with tons of HUGE STARS showing up to party ... and toasting the NFL legend with some of the most expensive booze at the bar!
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Carmakers these days are probably toasting the new business-friendly White House, which earlier this month announced it's rescinding former President Obama's 11th-hour executive order locking in current tough auto emission rules through 2025.
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When an angry Trump demanded a boycott of the whisky brand, the result was a mega trolling in the form of countless selfies of Scots toasting Mr Forbes with a dram of the good stuff.
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It was a song we knew, one of the big hits of Z.'s senior year, and we lifted our glasses again, toasting each other and the song and the memory of it we had.
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Related: Real Heroes Celebrate with Fireworks-Powered Windmills Introducing: Colin Furze's Bread Toasting Knife Stand Inside A Fireworks Spectacle With This DIY Suit Of Armor Watch This Garage Inventor Make X-Men Powers A Reality
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My icy treasure chest of leftovers, of bread for toasting, of orange peels for candying; of frozen vegetables and fish; of my sister-in-law's cherry chocolate cake and my mother-in-law's eggnog kugel.
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After toasting with glasses of cava, we have viera con espuma de salmon (smoked salmon and scallops toast), huevos escalfados (eggs baked in spinach, chickpeas, and cheese), carne a la parrilla (sirloin with potatoes), and flan.
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"Honestly anything acidic kills my stomach so I really just held his because I didn't want to be the only one toasting with water…lol," she wrote, which the Instagram account Comments by Celebs swiftly spotted.
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In the time it takes for everyone to ooh and ahh over how amazing it smells when the essential oils from the cardamom are released, Sharma is done toasting and takes the mixture off the heat.
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One by one, people are invited to come forward and try out sample flamethrowers, kind of like if Disneyland had only three versions of one ride, and the ride is toasting a marshmallow with a flamethrower.
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So designing a new collection of shoes in collaboration with Giuseppe Zanotti came naturally to her – as did toasting the collection in a pair of her own heels on Thursday night at Neiman Marcus Beverly Hills.
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Alcohol plays a prevalent role in many cultures, with many of us toasting to big life moments, enjoying happy hours with coworkers or friends, or simply indulging in a few drinks after a long, stressful day.
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As one of the founders was pouring the bubbly liquid into glasses, I quietly mentioned that I would be passing on the champagne, but could we just pour some water in the toasting glass for me?
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — By the time you read this, I will be toasting the passengers joining us aboard the Queen Mary 2 as part of the Times Journeys Crossword Cruise to England, and I'm very excited.
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Before any Frumkin gathering, the women of the family cover the table with zakuski, appetizers that prevent hunger and preserve sobriety during the pre-dinner period of talking and toasting that can go on for hours.
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Five Weeknight Dishes Hi and welcome to Five Weeknight Dishes, coming to you live in the middle of crazy season, with all the partygoing, toasting, gift shopping, cookie baking — the blitz of spangly, year-end exuberance.
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I make it repeatedly this time of year, when those tomatoes are perfect and cooking can be as easy as slicing a few things, tearing up a few others, and toasting some bread to go alongside.
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There was quite a lot of fuss when the third child of Prince William and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, arrived on Monday, with revelers waving the Union Jack and toasting the baby with sparkling wine.
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For next week, considering the heat generated by the forthcoming royal wedding, I thought readers might want to buy a bottle of English sparkling wine for toasting or even to know that such a thing exists.
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"It's like toasting your marshmallow slowly from a safe distance above the campfire, then swooping in close for the nice quick char," said Tanya Harrison, a planetary scientist at Arizona State University, referring to that southern summer.
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He uses those honking big flour tortillas that people use for burritos, filling half with cheese and steak or chicken or mushrooms, then folding it over and toasting both sides on the dry flattop in his cart.
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The last seven such visits by Mr. Kenny featured good-natured gibes about former Vice President's Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s long-winded speeches or President Barack Obama's habit of toasting the taoiseach with water-filled glasses.
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There's an incredible dry black curry that coats the meat of the evening — usually goat or lamb — made from toasting multiple spices (including clove, cinnamon, cardamom and coriander seeds) separately until they're on the edge of burned.
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The season's final moments depict the new lords of the Colombian drug trade toasting to their continued success, while a bemused committee of DEA bigwigs wonders how cocaine production could have gone up if Escobar's empire was crumbling.
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I've been a Breville fan for years—their fantastic Smart Oven countertop unit is my go-to for small toasting, roasting, and convection work at home—so I was eager to see their latest offering for bean brews.
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Jayda Atkinson, chef at Fork and Boot in New Orleans, Louisiana, agreed that toasting a bagel can boost its texture and flavor quality, telling Insider that "something about the crispy edges and chewy insides makes a perfect bagel."
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But McIlroy's round was worth toasting in the clubhouse on Friday, with nerves fraying and tree limbs swaying in gusty conditions that whipped sand out of the bunkers on the 18th into spectators' faces at one uncivilized stage.
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A few hours earlier, many had celebrated the wedding of a young local woman, feasting on roast lamb, fried chicken and local tofu, and toasting one another with plastic cups filled with baijiu, a favorite, sinus-clearing alcohol.
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Editorial President Trump had a subdued response to North Korea's latest missile test this month, while he was playing host to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan and toasting newlyweds at his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida.
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While toasting Rees in particular, Common, who was also nominated for an Oscar for Best Song, noted the intimacy the director is able to create through her films like Mudbound and Pariah while weaving in themes that are universal.
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"I may be too sick to be at the Indie Spirit Awards, but thanks to @elizabethchambers I am toasting you guys with pedialyte and chicken soup!" he captioned an Instagram post that gave a shout out to his wife.
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Toasting with a "primetime vodka lime," After After Party host Sonia Denis and her panel made up of comedian Rebecca O'Neal, actor Matt Rogers, and actress Taylor Ortega, debated why America is so enthralled with all things true crime.
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The festivities also will feature full-size working replicas of the two steam engines seen facing each other, nose to nose, in an iconic photograph from that day, with crewmen crowded around the locomotives toasting the occasion with whiskey.
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In turn, listening to Shabba toasting over a hip-hop beat caused me to think about Noreaga's dalliances with reggaeton, sending me to search for the copy of N.O.R.E. that I happened to recall the station had somewhere on its shelves.
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And not only were the proud parents dressed up for music's biggest night, they also celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary in a very special way — toasting the milestone from the awards show stage, as they pitched in with the opening monologue.
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Breakfast lovers of the world woke up to a troubling message this morning: The U.K.'s Food Standards Agency (FSA) has joined the FDA in advising against toasting your bread too much due to a potentially increased risk for cancer.
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"From honeymooners toasting misty Costa Rican volcanoes with Chilean Cabernet in the pool (starting promptly at 12 noon of course) to quiet mountain-side anniversary moments talking photography, philosophy and parenting… This journey is so beautiful and so inspiring," he wrote.
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A video shared on social media shows a Russian man holding a can of beer in a street toasting police officers, asking them if he will be able to able to continue drinking on the street after the World Cup.
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Certain passages would make him cry, and he told me the story of how, after being beaten up for cruising male crew members on a luxury ship, Crane threw himself overboard, toasting a crowd of partygoers before plunging to his death.
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"If you are buying fresh-that-day bagels that still retain their moist interior and pleasantly chewy-yet-crisp crust, I would definitely caution against toasting," said Chef Dan Souza, editor-in-chief of America's Test Kitchen's Cook's Illustrated magazine.
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Mr. Boehner was pleased enough with Mr. Huelskamp's defeat Tuesday night that a former aide sent me a photo of him cheerfully toasting the outcome, leading to it being widely distributed via Twitter and other news coverage of the Kansas race.
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It's a pretty big birthday, and the brand is toasting its big 5-0 with an understandably big bang: influencer campaigns, parties happening simultaneously worldwide, an animated history series chronicling the brand's trajectory, commemorative capsules — they are doing the thing.
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But that study, Abrams said, was tantamount to putting a piece of bread in your toaster oven, toasting the bread until it turned black and the smoke detectors went off in your apartment, and saying that toaster ovens produce carcinogens.
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After preshow shots with the crew and opening act, Barenaked Ladies — toasting, in Hootie tradition, to Slash, an early rock-star inspiration — and after an introduction recorded by Samuel L. Jackson played over the loudspeakers, the band took the stage.
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Actor Ryan Reynolds, who also owns Aviation Gin, dropped an ad Friday on his YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram channels toasting to those who were born on Leap Day in 1936 and are finally, technically of a legal drinking age this year.
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The city officially switched its taps from Detroit to the river water in April 2014; video and photos of a ceremony commemorating the moment shows local officials like Earley, Walling, and Croft toasting with full glasses at the wastewater treatment plant.
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"Sam, with a live coal in his eye, dancing about, blind with rage, cleared the shelves of crockery with his toasting fork; and coming to anchor in a large block-tin dish cover, sat down to swear," the man wrote in the paper.
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"To love and selfies!" young women exclaim, toasting one another at a restaurant, and there are times when the movie feels almost too punitive for its own good—as though the parents, in their moral fecklessness, deserved to be stripped of their offspring.
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"The Wall Street bankers and lobbyists whose greed and recklessness nearly destroyed this country may be toasting each other with champagne, but the American people have not forgotten the 2008 financial crisis — and they will not forget what happened today," said Sen.
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Needless to say, when the check-writing was all said and done, the lawyer gave us the keys, and I managed not to swoon on the hot streets of Park Slope, we didn't exactly feel like toasting our success with Veuve Clicquot.
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It starts with toasting several cloves of sliced garlic, which not only provide excellent crunchy texture, they also flavor the oil that cooks the ground pork (you could easily use chicken or turkey), which then spiffs up the store-bought chicken broth.
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A couple of years ago, I worked at an advertising agency — where I met most of the people I'm with tonight — so we're all toasting to the fact that we're not stuck at work in a brand's social media war room tonight.
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A shot of Garrett with two rather good-looking individuals who appear to be his siblings cropped up in February 2018 (nice sweater/blazer combo, Garrett!), and by May of that same year, Garrett was at it again, toasting to his friends, the newlyweds.
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After Exxon and Rosneft signed agreements to explore Siberia and the Arctic in 2011, Tillerson and Sechin were said to have celebrated with caviar in the luxury Manhattan restaurant Per Se. The next year, Putin, Sechin, and Tillerson were toasting another deal with champagne.
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And so we got the cold open to Season 7, Episode One's 'Dragonstone', in which Walder Frey (killed by Arya Stark at the end of Season 6) appears to be toasting the many loyal sons of House Frey for their participation in the Red Wedding.
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"The Wall Street bankers and lobbyists whose greed and recklessness nearly destroyed this country may be toasting each other with champagne, but the American people have not forgotten the 2008 financial crisis - and they will not forget what happened today," she said in a statement.
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There are other ways, too: You can do it on your stovetop, essentially toasting the stuff, or you can do it in a pressure cooker (put your weed in a jar, add some water to the cooker, and go full pressure for about 30 minutes).
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As soon as I set my glass down Z. was filling it, gallant again, and then N. was back from the bathroom, lifting his own glass expectantly, so that Z. filled it, too, and then his own, and once more we were toasting one another.
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But the parties that were the heyday of WHCD coincided with the heady celebrity-friendly Obama era -- when it wasn't all that unusual to peep Beyoncé at the White House Easter Egg Roll, or Steven Spielberg and John Legend toasting Barack Obama on his birthday.
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The cooking may seem difficult now, reading about it at work or on the couch, but really it's just serial browning and toasting, and then an easy wait as the stovetop or oven does its work while you catch up on the day's news.
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That last, though not yet an internationally recognized holiday, is nevertheless a holiday recognized internationally: It is the annual Met Gala, the most celebrated benefit in global fashion and New York society, toasting the opening of the spring exhibition of the museum's Costume Institute.
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After Exxon and Rosneft signed agreements to explore Siberia and the Arctic in 2011, Tillerson and Sechin were said to have celebrated with caviar in the luxury Manhattan restaurant Per Se. The next year, Putin, Sechin, and Tillerson were filmed toasting another deal with champagne.
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Many people have a fear of public speaking, but most of us will have to face it at sooner or later whether in a formal or informal setting, such as giving a presentation at work or toasting the bride and groom at a wedding.
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The brand's well-heeled obsessives are toasting the retro-inflected cream-color dial of this perpetual calendar (which tracks the date for perpetuity, including leap years and months with 2700 or 30 days) on a design that recalls Patek classics from the 1940s and 1950s.
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Guests then saw a compilation reel showing film clips from Midsummer Night's Dream and Gone With The Wind through To Each His Own, Hold Back The Dawn, The Snake Pit, Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte, applauding her at its conclusion, toasting her with an encore glass of champagne.
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Model Kate Upton turns 24 today, and while the birthday girl has already celebrated by parading her backside through the streets of New York City, we're toasting to the model's near quarter-century mark by learning how to get her signature makeup look — the dramatic smoky eye.
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According to Snukal and Gil, adding a little olive oil to the tortilla before it is cooked mimics the insane level of deliciousness that a taquero achieves when they dip the tortilla in a little bit of the meat drippings right before toasting it for a taco.
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Every episode featured an Arizona Tall Can Pick of the Week, which involved Doucette and Stewart toasting a team and imparting what they hoped would be a psychic boost with the power that comes from taking a dollar can of Arizona Iced Tea to the neck.
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Sherwood sticks a portable hob onto the bar to make the fresh batch of mulled wine from scratch, lightly toasting the spices—nutmeg, cardamom, cinnamon, star anise, and cloves—before adding in some apple juice, which dramatically billows out steam as it lands in the pan.
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Anthony, 34, is close with both Paul and the Los Angeles Lakers' marquee signing — LeBron James; the group has been dubbed the Banana Boat Crew since a series of 2015 photos showed three of the four riding a banana-shaped boat and, later, all four toasting drinks.
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On the night she was killed, she was enjoying the City of Light like a Parisienne, in a lively bistro on Rue de Charonne, perhaps toasting her Cal State design team, which, she had just learned, placed second in a competition for efficient packaging of snack food.
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"In a video advertisement released by Meat and Livestock Australia recently, Lord Ganesha along with other religious figures is found to be 'toasting lamb', which the Indian community consider to be offensive and hurting their religious sentiments," the High Commission of India said in a press announcement.
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Earlier this week, I attended an Atlantic Records reception toasting her new number one status, and watching Cardi's excitement as she looked at her plaque and took in the crowd, her voice cracking with tears as she made a few jokes, I got a little teary eyed myself.
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I don't think it would take this weird list of yours very long to get to Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke; a guy more famed for charged lyrics, environmental awareness, complex melodic masterpieces, and soundtracking documentaries about tax avoiders, than toasting Pimms in the backyard to the British monarchy.
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Clues: tambourine player; toasting with disco ball-shaped cups; playing jacks; playing cards: an ace, nine, eight and four; gold and pink sparkly heels; "For years, I convinced myself that I just wasn't good enough, whether in my career, in my relationships or of course in my family."
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The second installment finds one of its characters blacking out and hooking up with a beautiful transgender prostitute in Bangkok; later, toasting his enablers at his wedding, he invokes the franchise's "wolf pack" premise as his new wife stands there, presumably in the dark about his infidelity. Nice.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - At Erin Pub, a classic Irish neighborhood bar in Norwood, Pennsylvania, dozens of Philadelphia Energy Solutions Inc's unionized employees crammed around the bar on Wednesday night, toasting to their friendships after learning that day of plans to close the refinery permanently after a devastating fire less than a week earlier.
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Because I cook for one, I can make whatever I want and not let the scent of a toasting bagel lure me away from what I need to eat to reach my health goals, which right now are to stay lean while training for my sixth marathon, which I'll run in May.
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"I never got in trouble, because you're so busy," he says, citing a long-running tradition wherein it's a near statistical probability that everyone who passes through the British school system will spend an overwhelming amount of time toasting splints, magnesium, and jelly babies over Robert Bunsen's barrel of fire and fun.
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Energized by the vision of Ali — hey, if Ali can hold that flame without toasting himself to a crisp, I can get up on three hours' sleep — I went to the first gold medal event, in shooting, and saw an amazing reversal, a Polish woman beating a German woman on the last shot.
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Acting more like wholesome pals toasting marshmallows around a campfire than two pop stars performing for thousands at a music festival, they performed the track sitting on the edge of the stage and honestly if you can make it through (watch above!) without feeling warm and fuzzy, you're much tougher than me.
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Mr. Cuomo's senior aides, however, decamped to a bar in Albany where they sipped pink cosmos — a reference to the cocktail in which Ms. Nixon's character indulged on "Sex and the City" — toasting their boss and themselves and firing warning shots to those who had not joined them in the war that was.
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" The Kremlin has apparently decided, he said, that Russian state media risked looking "overly fawning in their attitude to Trump, that all this toasting and champagne drinking made us look silly, and so let's forget about Trump for some time, lowering expectations as necessary, and then reinvent his image according to new realities.
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Europe, in short, needs a New Deal -- perhaps similar to the New Deal that my organization DiEM25 unveiled in Rome at the weekend while the European elites were toasting their variable geometry -- that runs across the continent, embracing all countries independently of whether they are in the eurozone, in the European Union or in neither.
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With a long list of A-listers in attendance and a black-tie dress code, the Los Angeles soiree toasting to the love between the actress, 45, and her fiancé, producer Brad Falchuk, 47, had all the ingredients of a major red carpet — including a red carpet-worthy dress for the bride-to-be.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 228 (Reuters) - At Erin Pub, a classic Irish neighborhood bar in Norwood, Pennsylvania, dozens of Philadelphia Energy Solutions Inc's unionized employees crammed around the bar on Wednesday night, toasting to their friendships after learning that day of plans to close the refinery permanently after a devastating fire less than a week earlier.
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I have fond memories of the shower — it was one of the last times my hometown friends were all in the same room together — but it's uniting over friendship and toasting to the major change about to take place in our friend's life, not the gifts and cleaning tips, that felt more apropos to the 21st-century bride.
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In a warning letter made public last week, the government agency documents a laundry list of violations its officials have observed at the plant, including live cockroaches crawling on a wall near the toasting room, laboratory-confirmed rodent feces, dead insect parts on some of the processing equipment, and nuts soaking in a chlorine-based swimming pool chemical.
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I encountered wild-eyed and deeply scared grown-ups curled into a ball on the floor crying, manic hysterical screams from frazzled minds and one year a semi-naked guy came bursting through the hedge in the middle of the night, all bloody and scratched and drenched in fear, as I sat toasting marshmallows around the fire.
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The ketwurst is, quite simply, an East German hot-dog-not-hot-dog made by pushing a bread roll onto a hot spike, toasting the inside, swilling a sausage around in a tray of thick, brown tomato ketchup-not-ketchup, and then squeezing the resulting meat mess into the bread hole using a big ol' pair of tongs.
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Celebrating 31 going on 13 with an over-the-top RE-bar-mitzvah sports themed bash, Champagne Papi was living up to his nickname, as he was surprised with a show-stopping band surrounded by dozens of sparklers and a parade of 31 of Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque Rose and Virginia Black bottles, toasting the night with his closet friends and family.
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The site also recommended scooping the fondue into a baguette and toasting it in a panini press, but I'm not a savage—I already felt bad enough about what I was doing to French cuisine, especially once the cheese and wine mixture turned into the pale, lumpy yellow I associate with the kind of snot you sneeze out after an all-night coke bender.
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Toasting tortillas over a fire at the Jesús El Buen Pastor del Pobre y el Migrante Shelter in Tapachula, Lucía Carmen Flores Sánchez was the rare migrant who had not heard that new policies north of the border meant prosecuting anyone making unauthorized entry to the United States, which had resulted in the separation of about 2,000 children from their parents in the past six weeks.
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The hit USA drama returns for its final, 10-episode season on July 17, but before it does, it's toasting the unforgettable moments that led fans to this point with a special teaser trailer looking back at key scenes throughout the series, including Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) begging Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) to hire him and Rachel Zane (Meghan Markle) smacking Mike across the face — and later marrying him.
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Shortly after the Senate confirmed President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's embattled Supreme Court nominee, Kavanaugh supporters took to Twitter to share photos of themselves toasting the judge with a beer.
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He celebrated by "cheering on the Nats and toasting birthday-mate George H.W. Bush, whose decency and integrity is sorely missed in the White House right now," per our anonymous birthday tipster ... Michael Pollack, former clerk for Justice Sotomayor and future Cardozo Law professor (hat tip: David Helfenbein) ... (was Saturday): Ayesha Rascoe, White House reporter at Reuters (h/t Roberta Rampton) BIRTHDAY OF THE DAY: WSJ White House reporter Eli Stokols, Politico alum, the pride of Irvine, California and erstwhile Mile High resident.
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No. Go through it in order: a hay-like hair plume the size of the rest of her head; the kind of haircut that seems designed to disguise a grapefruit-sized cyst, the Embarrassing Bodies of haircuts; teeth bared and wrapped in lurid pink lips; hundreds of teeth, thousands of teeth; a million chomping Diana teeth; two roses that seem to be scratched into a bench outside a bar; the memoriam "1997–2017," as if toasting to 20 years of her death; the eyes, the eyes; one eye tugged open and staring, as if the film clockwork Orange'd open with pincers; the other, lazy and rolling back, into Diana's bulbous monster skull.
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