Trump is not only unrefined in terms of etiquette but unrefined in the sense of unexperienced -- of being frankly unqualified to run a country.
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American barrels tended to be viewed as solid but unrefined.
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"Things usually start off 'rough' or very unrefined," Parham said.
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Politicians, however, dream of doing more than exporting unrefined commodities.
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All of Venezuela's gold exports had been registered in the Turkish official data as "non-standard unrefined gold," which according to dealers represents unrefined gold that does not fulfill the purity criteria of 99.99 percent.
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But ultimately the design still feels too unrefined to wholeheartedly recommend.
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The results of this simple technique, however, are far from unrefined.
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Third, it's the necessarily unrefined and unladylike messiness of their consumption.
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More than that, though, he was perplexed at how unrefined everything was.
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As unrefined as he was, there was something there that was uncommon.
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Pros: Mild, versatile, Vitamin E, unrefined, doubles as a beauty productCons: None
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It also delivers its limited might in a noisy and unrefined way.
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The old Wrangler dated back to 2765, with an unrefined experience to match.
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And the crème de la crème is extra virgin, or unrefined, olive oil.
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Plenty of players have feasted on the unrefined offerings of the upper minors.
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But it's exactly that unrefined quality that makes "Drinking in LA" so perfect.
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In its unrefined state, crude oil is a coarse, opaque, and slippery liquid.
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The precise crunch of each unrefined Trapani sea-salt crystal waiting to dissolve.
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If cradle cap is a concern, I recommend unrefined extra virgin coconut oil.
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He's unrefined, a recent convert, and not as socially conservative as they may like.
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Teens today know not to do unrefined, illegal, or unemployable things on social media.
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The is Yaris unrefined, underpowered, lacking in value and a total mystery to me.
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The scents are heavy, inconsistent and, in his view, maybe just a bit unrefined.
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He said he warned Aidala explicitly in 'somewhat unrefined terms' about Weinstein's cell phone.
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For rolling, any coarse decorative sugar works, as would Demerara or an unrefined sugar.
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But in some ways the unrefined vibe provides respite from the formality of Strip dining.
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CNBC reported the spill poured unrefined petroleum into the Ash Coulee Creek for several hours.
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It involves eating vegetables, fruits, nuts, beans and peas, unrefined grains, olive oil and fish.
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For example, polyphenols present in unrefined oils may help to blunt the effects on LDL.
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Or maybe instead of cleanser, I'll use a big jar of organic, unrefined coconut oil.
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In April, the two sides signed a temporary agreement allowing Freeport to export unrefined copper.
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You know, I told you at the outset, he has this raw unrefined quality about him.
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In our home, the basis of our diet includes vegetables, fruits, protein and whole unrefined grains.
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Its engine doesn't quite have enough power for the job, and its overall demeanor feels unrefined.
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Mahershala Ali plays the educated and elegant Shirley against Mortensen's Lip, who is brash and unrefined.
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He said he warned attorney Arthur Aidala explicitly in "somewhat unrefined terms" about Weinstein's cell phone.
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No one is safe from the unfiltered, unrefined, and unqualified comments from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Needing to fit a larger display and battery, the U11 Plus is simply more brutish and unrefined.
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The P1s' mids and treble can feel a bit thin and unrefined by comparison to its bass.
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Cubaniquel said in June it planned to produce 56,000 tonnes of unrefined nickel plus cobalt this year.
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Made from locally grown sunflowers, the oil is cold-pressed and unrefined, with a charming, nutty flavor.
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And those 23 marchers were the kinds of women other suffrage supporters considered militant and shockingly unrefined.
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India imported 142 tonnes of unrefined gold in 2016, according to data compiled by the World Gold Council.
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Indeed, a 1913 Armory Show cartoon titled "The Original Cubist" suggests that quilting was considered unrefined and slapdash.
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The easy-to-follow Mediterranean diet involves eating mostly vegetables, fruits, legumes, unrefined grains, olive oil and fish.
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But unlike in 21's music, Moose's lyrics on those projects came off like unrefined, acutely detailed poetry.
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By skipping the conching stage, the finished product has a matte luster and "slightly grainy and unrefined" mouthfeel.
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When the Yankees acquired Hicks from the Minnesota Twins in a 2015 trade, he was an unrefined talent.
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Theirs has cotija cheese and white raisins soaked in a piloncillo (Mexican-style unrefined brown sugar) and cinnamon syrup.
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I'm still honing in on what it can actually do it's still at an experimental stage—unrefined, I'd say.
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Jaggery is an unrefined sugar that's popular in many parts of the world, but most so in Southeast Asia.
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That strips his meals to their most nutritious elements—leaner meats like chicken and fish, unrefined carbs, and vegetables.
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It's unedited, unrefined, and unbelievably popular with everyone, but especially young people (who are, after all, arbiters of cool).
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It's not like the jumping is the worst you'll ever experience, but it's rough, unrefined, lacking in sufficient testing.
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The poem was raw and unrefined, he said, but after 60 years, he still holds onto its essential ideas.
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There are plenty of ways to fall foul of censors, from negative depictions of society to portraying "unrefined" images.
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As we have previously reported, extra virgin or unrefined is the way to go when it comes to olive oil.
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The LG G6 has a similarly minimal bezel to the S8's, but it feels clumsy and unrefined by comparison.
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But Mr. de Mistura described it as an unrefined estimate based on earlier figures combined with recent reports of violence.
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But the diet's greatest risk, they write, may be the opportunity cost of not eating enough high-fiber, unrefined carbohydrates.
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Cold-pressed, unrefined, and chemical-free coconut oil can be used to substitute butter and other oils in many recipes.
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Between January and September of 2018, Venezuela exported $900 million of unrefined gold to Turkey, according to Turkish government statistics.
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Mexico's unrefined answer to the popsicle is typically a blend of frozen whole fruit and flavorings like hibiscus and chile.
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The diet involves eating items that are rich in vegetables, fruits, nuts, beans and peas, unrefined grains, olive oil and fish.
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Unrefined line work and smudgy, newsprint-esque textures are offset by sequences that make use of a dynamic array of angles.
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It dished out the greasily unrefined food we crave, but that articles forwarded to us by our mothers guilt us over.
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We get tweets — not thoughts composed in meaningful sentences, but abbreviated, unrefined emotions that do not illuminate but antagonize and provoke.
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It slips the clutch to emulate a more traditional automatic transmission, but often feels jittery and unrefined when creeping in traffic.
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But can nickel markets live without the Philippines, particularly China, the destination of the bulk of the Philippines' exports of unrefined ore.
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I hope my unrefined comments drove home the importance of these concerns to the brilliant technology entrepreneur who asked for my input.
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The Mediterranean diet emphasizes eating mostly plant-based foods, such as fruits, legumes, unrefined grains and olive oil, as well as fish.
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Three years ago, in an effort to boost the economy by spurring domestic processing, Indonesia banned the export of unrefined metal ores.
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Instead, the company presented the kind of unrefined fun that can only happen under a Brooklyn tent in the middle of summer.
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Saudi Arabia's power generators rely heavily on burning unrefined crude as well as residual fuel oil and diesel to meet electricity demand.
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Their unrefined shape doesn't look appealing up close, and the LED-illuminated VW logo seems to cheapen rather than enhance the brand.
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As our Solo gang makes their dramatic escape from Kessel, they're faced with a problem: Unrefined Coaxium becomes unstable at higher temperatures.
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Built for quickness and nothing else, semi-automatic transmissions were far too jerky and unrefined for the road in the early 1990s.
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It also sets out to debunk the stereotype that Chinese food is simple or unrefined—something that Wong is understandably passionate about.
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He has traded veteran talent for the baseball equivalent of scrap wood, a bunch of hard-throwing and unrefined junior relief pitchers.
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Antetokounmpo entered the NBA as a skinny, unrefined, 19-year-old from Greece, with obvious potential, but a long way to go.
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It was raw, unrefined, and dirty like I knew punk should be, but it was nuanced and expressive in ways I didn't expect.
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The difference is that Ribera's was an age of unrefined war, when the methods of killing were so much less efficient than ours.
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Mexican cartels are now the primary suppliers of the drug to the US, producing a crude and unrefined form known as black tar.
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For me, something that is ugly is unrefined, repetitious, squalid, simple, not like a country ballad but an amateur version of noise music.
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Perhaps the recent fashion for early Dubuffet is just a matter of taste — and these days, elite taste runs to all things unrefined.
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The wife of a devoted elderly aristocrat, trapped among "provincial, dreary, unrefined people," seeks diversion in the arms of an abusive local policeman.
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Using handheld pans, they washed the sediment with silvery streaks of mercury, until they came up with a pinkish blob of unrefined gold.
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The taste is rather unrefined, but it's the intensity of the aroma that made us feel like we are chewing an air freshener.
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In the end, a combination of unrefined cane sugar and coconut sugar, which makes an excellent brown sugar substitute, produced the best results.
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Unrefined extra-virgin coconut oil has been my fallback since she was an infant, but it is messy and takes time to absorb.
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I invited my friend Bill, as I knew he could help me describe the wine's taste without it being clouded by my unrefined palate.
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It is but the latest and least-unrefined attempt to follow through on "the president's unrepudiated promise to exclude Muslims from the United States".
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A potentially more practical approach is to limit sugar and other processed carbohydrates, replacing them with natural fats, protein and unrefined carbohydrates, he said.
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We eat to live and live to eat and embrace all foods as long as they are sustainably produced and as unrefined as possible.
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Artists are not economists, after all, and there is a value to her insistent gaze on the most unrefined forms of wealth and consumerism.
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Initially, he said, his purchases were unrefined; if he liked the look of a watch, he bought it, without much consideration of the brand.
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His wife, Mónica, disappeared into the kitchen and came back bearing glasses of fresh-squeezed lemonade sweetened with panela, a form of unrefined sugar.
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Even though its on-road manners are unrefined compared to modern crossover SUVs, the Jeep Wrangler offers unsurpassed capability when pavement turns to dirt.
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Immediately, Sabrina despises Mick, who is loud, brash, and unrefined — the complete opposite of Sabrina herself, who is polished, snobby, and kind of a bitch.
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It did not give details, but has previously announced plans to switch its New Caledonian production to ferronickel exclusively and also export more unrefined ore.
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The candidates they supported in that race were frequently more unrefined – note Sharon Angle in Nevada, Joe Miller in Alaska or Christine O'Donnell in Delaware.
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Strictly rolltop bags (originating in cyclist and outdoors circles) end up feeling restrictive in where you can stow gear, and rollers are boxy and unrefined.
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That would be worth talking about—if, she says, that unrefined sugar was even the slightest bit nutrient-dense to begin with, which it isn't.
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An immigrant from Africa, she saw first hand how the well unrefined shea butter that her mother brought form home worked on her son's eczema.
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It's a great spot for breakfast: Fuel up for the day with the French toast with jaggery (unrefined cane sugar) and fresh fruit (250 rupees).
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"Probably because people who are on fat-restricted diets tend to get more of their calories from sugar, such as soda, and unrefined grains," Bloomfield said.
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I don't like how unrefined the design of these Friends is, and I'm not encouraged by the fact there are only two of them so far.
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The unrefined sound gave the record an organic punk feel, and let fans have a glimpse of how The Get Up Kids delivered their music live.
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Anyone who has seen Porter fight will likely note his unorthodox style and unrefined boxing ability, but he is also durable and packs a decent punch.
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Wegmans organic coconut oil, both refined and unrefined, is priced at $4.99 for a 14-ounce tub, while a 26-ounce tub will cost you $8.99.
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In 2018, Venezuela sold almost 24 tonnes of "unrefined" gold valued at more than $900 million dollars to Turkey, data from the Turkish Statistical Institute shows.
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There was an aesthetic demarcation between the hippies and me, certainly as far as the food was concerned; I thought their approach was absolutely uncivilized, unrefined.
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This is the president of the United States of America stifling free speech, and he does it in such a crass, rude, crude and unrefined way.
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It, and the as yet unreleased Google Clips lifeblogging camera, feel unrefined, like some extra junk Google wanted to throw at consumers just to see what sticks.
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Indonesia banned the export of several unrefined metal ores in January 2014 in a bid to encourage miners and customers to invest in a domestic processing industry.
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It wasn't so long ago that cannibals were solely a fixture of exploitation cinema, their taste for homo-sapien steaks a marker of exoticism and unrefined savagery.
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They were flavoured not merely with the garlic that Escoffier championed (popular opinion considered it "unrefined and repulsive") but with a whiff of fin de siècle extravagance.
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The enormous work highlights the brute, unrefined 'beauty' of the logo; a depiction of aesthetics without particular substance or originality, something plain but universally and irrefutably pleasing.
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But once supplies of unrefined gold from Venezuela's small-scale mines ran low, the central bank began to sell gold reserves to allied countries, the source said.
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Z-Bo's unrefined, in-the-mud style of play was emblematic of a Grizzlies team that disdained finesse in favor of winning games by getting down and dirty.
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So amped were the two on their creative compatibility they released what they now consider to be unrefined demos in last year's Link Up & Suede EP. Even as .
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But the danger of Han's stolen and unrefined hyperfuel necessitates finding a quicker way through, and that means plotting a course that skirts dangerously close to the Maw.
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Harper said he has been following a Mediterranean diet since his hospitalization, which involves eating mostly vegetables, fruits, nuts, beans and peas, unrefined grains, olive oil and fish.
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Unrefined jars come stamped with a seal of "virgin" or "extra-virgin," and are generally regarded as the "healthier" of the two options — because they are fresher and unprocessed.
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For the scouts who spend their waking hours evaluating and projecting the crude, unrefined basketball abilities of still-growing teenagers, Tatum's mature game was a breath of fresh air.
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Whether you like it or not, the perfectly balanced but unusual flavor of corn, lime juice, salt, and molasses-like piloncillo (Mexican, unrefined brown sugar) will grow on you.
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Some cereals may market themselves as being natural, healthy, and completely unrefined, but many are high on the glycemic index, a scale that measures insulin levels and blood sugars.
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The deal, announced last month, will give U.S.-based Albemarle a 50 percent stake in Mineral Resource's Wodgina lithium project in Western Australia which exports unrefined hard rock ore.
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Image: Department of Natural and Cultural ResourcesOld-timey pirates are typically portrayed as stupid, unrefined thugs whose only interests involved plundering captured ships and forcing enemies to walk the plank.
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Import restrictions of refined sugar makes it possible to buy cheaper unrefined sugar from Mexico — refine it here and charge more than the world market charges outside the United States.
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It's one of the forces powering Atlanta's trap's infiltration the mainstream, and part of what made the unrefined rawness of Chicago's drill feel an extension of a city in crisis.
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I was having some unrefined discussions about rape culture, and I believed to be doing a good thing because I wanted to school young men on how not to move.
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I am, admittedly, not a regular Juul user so my inability to distinguish between my homemade e-juice and the official stuff could possibly be attributed to my unrefined palate.
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Mexican cartels are now the primary suppliers of heroin to users in the US, and their product is mostly a crude and unrefined form of the drug called black tar.
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When Funlayo Alabi started Shea Radiance, a natural skin and hair care brand 10 years ago, she saw a gap in the U.S. market for natural, unrefined shea butter products.
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And I mean this in the best possible way: they exhibit a practical, low-tech, but thoughtful use of materials, and their unrefined look feels organic and inviting to the touch.
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Which is true, if you're using the crude, unrefined industrial-grade stuff to moisturize your chapped lips — and unless you're filling up Mason jars from an oil rig, you definitely aren't.
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My week long journey with coconut oil began with a brand new jar of organic, unrefined coconut oil (you can grab a jar at any old grocery chain convenient to you).
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The price differential between the unrefined bitumen produced in Canada and what American refineries can get for the synthetic crude they make out of it isn't favorable to the Canadian market.
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A Mediterranean diet involves eating plant-based meals, with just small amounts of lean meat and chicken and more servings of mostly vegetables, fruits, legumes, unrefined grains, olive oil and fish.
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My father was a successful small business owner — a meatpacker — and though my parents were street smart and financially secure, to me, their know-it-all, bookish daughter, they seemed unrefined.
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Her parents got unrefined gold at black-market rates, refined it at home, then sold the pure gold to Chinese investors over the border at the official rate, yielding a profit.
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A new study found that a diet high in fruits, vegetables, fish and unrefined foods is linked to a lower risk of heart attack and stroke in people who have heart disease.
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I've seen a lot of obscure and unrefined places here, but they are becoming popular because Portlanders are willing to eat their food and enjoy things like a Japanese zombie porn theme.
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Its humor is as dry as prairie dust ("Y'all are new at this, I'm guessin'," remarks an unruffled bank employee, wryly observing the robbers' unrefined technique), and its morals are steadfastly gray.
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With the shift to continuous processing and the prodigious growth in demand for gasoline as a road fuel, the oil industry's need to hold stocks of unrefined crude and refined products surged.
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While Hollywood has essentially been sobbing since Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in 2016, many insiders blame the latest batch of unrefined rhetoric on a cross between Trump's recent successes and the midterm elections.
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Hell, even the smaller Google Pixel is made to look like an unrefined slab of whatever compared to Samsung's distilled, palm-friendly design (though I still favor the Pixel for its superior camera).
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The THC found in cannabis plants and unrefined oil is in a non-psychoactive acidic form called THC-A, but if you want it to get you high you need to activate it.
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There is no consensus on whether Molly's new firm is unrefined because they are Black owned and operated; or if she is being too hard on them because they are Black owned and operated.
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The season, which began with attempts by Mac (Rob McElhenney) and Dennis (Glenn Howerton) to attract women by listing Dennis's bedroom on Airbnb, is expected to maintain its proudly unrefined comedy in its finale.
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Among all other human activities, art making still manages to cling to some of its prescientific magical implications whereby having a "good eye" is one prerequisite to connoisseurship, especially when prospecting for unrefined gems.
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And this typically means two things: First, IT leadership needs to build an infrastructure that can store massive amounts of unrefined data with the highest levels of security possible — no easy task, we might add.
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"These two swimming sensors are highly influenced by technique and stroke mechanics, so the results should be interpreted with caution by a recreational swimmer whose technique may be unrefined," Sanders told Reuters Health by email.
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Yes, I take the novice's unrefined delight in the showiest or strangest birds: I'm yearning most, this spring, for my first good look at an indigo bunting, or the snaggletooth beak of a red crossbill.
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Complex carbs tend to be unrefined and retain the fiber that naturally occurs in food, which means we digest them more slowly and as a result, they are less likely to spike blood sugar levels.
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The ring legend is coming in as the betting favorite by almost all odds makers, and just about every analyst in the sport has deemed Smith too rudimentary and unrefined to handle the experience of Hopkins.
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Ms Cole does not dwell on the details of his biography—the suburban childhood in a bug-infested house in Kent, or his being judged, at 13, too unrefined to be an apprentice to a draper.
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The risqué restaurant chain — whose motto is "delightfully tacky, yet unrefined," — is asking Congress to "put aside their pretty differences and do what is right" for first responders, by designating a day that formally recognizes them.
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Opening more mines like it's 85033, buying territories like it's 1867, or blasting asteroids like we're in a 1950s sci-fi flick won't solve the problem, because the problem is not a shortage of unrefined ores.
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As the weather cools , Ms. Gerson will widen her scope of Mexican sweets to offer champurrado, a warm, slightly grainy porridge of chocolate and corn, made with masa and sweetened with the pressed, unrefined cane sugar piloncillo.
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Through their unique, unrefined demonstrations, the Wolf Pack aims to provide such mentorship, preserve the kink scene's tangible social community, and stoke excitement in novices that outstrips idle curiosity—thus sustaining their fetishes for generations to come.
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There are three varieties, each with an exotic touch: dark and white chocolate with crunchy unrefined sugar and Espelette pepper, milk chocolate with Madagascar vanilla and salted caramel, and white chocolate with raspberry and Yunnan green tea.
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When he was working his way through the ranks, Romero's physique and his unrefined striking raised a lot of questions about his gas tank, but his repeated third round finishes seemed to fly in the face of that.
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Then, she'd place the tlayuda over a comal, and patiently wait for it to get hot so she could spread a good layer of asiento (toasted, unrefined lard) over it, followed by the mashed beans and crumbled cheese.
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Those who worked with him said he had a preternatural sense of what an audience sees; he was frequently described as an alchemist or magician because his constructions — seemingly unrefined on close examination — dazzled from a spectator's perspective.
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But are any of the unrefined sugars that are touted for their health benefits—raw honey, maple syrup, brown rice syrup, date sugar, coconut sugar, agave, even molasses—really better for you than good old-fashioned granulated sugar?
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Research has showed that the Mediterranean diet, which includes generous portions of vegetables, fruits, nuts, beans and peas, unrefined grains, olive oil and fish, is associated with a lower risk of heart attack and stroke and slower brain aging.
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I think she is not only a gifted actress, oozing with unrefined and authentic emotion and talent, but she is also a really fucking cool person (this I know from being an avid follower on her social media channels).
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On a seaside vacation in southern Italy, she becomes the obsessed observer of a family whose behavior brings back unwanted memories of the unrefined Neapolitan milieu in which she grew up and from which she escaped to decorous Florence.
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In the six seasons it ran from 21 to 2012, "Jersey Shore" was a genuine phenomenon, drawing up to 9 million viewers an episode, giving MTV much-needed cachet and making unlikely cultural icons of its proudly unrefined leads.
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Meanwhile, Kaitlin Olson is holding down two of them simultaneously: Since 2005, she has played the beleaguered bartender Sweet Dee on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," the proudly unrefined ensemble comedy that begins its 12th season on Wednesday, Jan.
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TV on the Radio's Kyp Malone delivered a soft, refreshingly unrefined performance of "Bewlay Brothers" that perfectly illustrated the poetry of the Hunky Dory classic, coming off less like a Radio City performance and more like an intimate campfire gathering.
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His technique ranges from unrefined but sincere, as in the lopsided gold amoeba surrounded by cracked red paint in "Golden Vagina Mouth of Time" (2016), to decidedly meticulous, as in the darting boats and bridge piers in "Japanese Airport" (2015).
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It might just be my unrefined soda palate, or my general intolerance for fructose altogether, but after each dirty soda I try, it all muddles into that bottomless soda fountain concoction flavoring I'd make at fast food stops as a kid.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Illegal miners in South Africa are swallowing unrefined gold and platinum in condoms as a new tactic to avoid arrest for smuggling that is costing the industry $1.5 billion a year, the police told parliament on Friday.
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"Dubuffet Drawings, 1935–1962," a hefty and insightful exhibition at the Morgan Library & Museum, is the fourth here in less than two years to examine the Frenchman's rough, unrefined, war-scarred creations, and his advocacy of art from outside the mainstream.
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Marshall played the unrefined but lovable Laverne DeFazio on "Laverne & Shirley," a situation comedy that ran on the ABC network from 21979 to 1983, following the lives of two single women and their nutty friends in 1950s and '60s Milwaukee.
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The star plate is the posta negra, based on a family recipe of Ms. Espinosa's, which features an eye of round roast doused in a rich, dark sauce made with garlic, various spices and an unrefined cane sugar called panela.
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Boyd Petersen, the editor of a Mormon journal, says adherents of the faith see in Mr Trump an example of a showy and unrefined lifestyle that is diametrically opposed to the kind of "virtuous, non-ostentatious" way of living to which they aspire.
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"There's a lot of chemical energy stored in raw biomass, but it's unrefined, so you can't expect it to work in complicated machinery, such as a car engine," David Wakerley, from the University of Cambridge's Department of Chemistry, said in a statement.
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While they were often seen as cheaply built, unrefined cars for those who couldn't afford something better, newer models of the Honda Fit, Kia Rio, Ford Fiesta and more show that we now can make desirable, rounded cars at a reasonable price.
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"With its 'Main and Main' location, direct transportation access and currently unrefined physical characteristics, 666 Fifth Avenue has the potential to be one of New York City's most iconic and successful office properties," Ric Clark, a senior managing partner at Brookfield Property Group, said.
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"LG's traditional modus operandi is to cram every possible feature it can think of into the phone, leading to overladen, unrefined devices," said Vlad Savov, senior editor at tech website The Verge, which gave the G5 a 7.7 rating out of a possible 10.
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In the imperfect rooms of the studio — which Barnes purposefully kept as unrefined and spare as possible, preserving the patina of the original brick walls and the nearly 30-foot-tall plank ceilings — her creations look as if they were conceived by the building itself.
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Soon she started tapping her own retirement savings to start the business and import her product, and raised more than $50,000 from friends and family to bring in a 20 foot shipping container of unrefined shea butter, sourced from eight village cooperatives in Nigeria.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 30 minutesTotal time: 6 hours 30 minutes Ingredients 80 grams fresh strawberries80 grams fresh whole oranges, peeled73 milliliters Pimm's8 grams freshly squeezed lemon juice (a good squeeze)20 grams natural, unrefined fair trade cane sugarHalf a slice of cucumber per poptail Directions 1.
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According to two scholars at SUNY Buffalo State, in 1883 T. N. Mukharji sent samples of both purified and unrefined Indian Yellow to Kew Gardens, along with one of the earthenware collecting pots and a specimen of the cloths used to strain the urine before evaporation.
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Cuban invested in the company, which makes cookies from unrefined grains, dried fruits and nuts, when its co-founder Doug Saraci sent him a box of cookies with a note asking for $50,000 in exchange for 25% of the business in February 2012, according to Saraci.
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Ludwig did one of the first studies to reveal this effect: In a study of a dozen obese children, those who ate steel cut oats, a more unrefined form of oatmeal, were less hungry and showed more stable blood sugar levels compared with those who consumed instant oatmeal.
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Westerners too readily think of Africa as the locus of famines, but—though food shortages are very real—the continent is a place where most people still eat a staple cereal and a lot of unrefined foods, making it a last home of healthy diets in terms of quality.
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It was Obama who—following two years of concerted pressure from the fossil fuel industry—signed a bill passed through a Republican-controlled Congress, ending a 242-plus-year-old ban on crude (unrefined) oil exports that had been instituted in 423 in response to the decade's oil crisis.
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While all trendy foods have hyperbole built into their marketing (looking at you, bone broth aka expensive meat tea) pink Himalayan salt might take the cake: Yes, it costs more, but it's natural, unrefined salt with dozens of minerals and elements that's extracted by hand from mines untouched by pollution!
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Even Final Audio's own Sonorous X flagship over-ear cans (also gold-plated, priced at a truly eye-watering $4,999) sound unrefined and excessive in their bass in direct comparison to the Piano Forte X. The Piano Fortes are unfailingly pleasant, but don't misread that as being soft and overly sweet like your grandfather's toffee candy — they still have bite and impact where it counts.
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Some of the more oft-repeated details: She named her youngest song Michael Corleone, after the character from the Godfather series; she was addicted to "bazooka," a form of smokeable, unrefined cocaine; she would frequently have orgies with both sexes and force men and women to have sex at gunpoint; and part of her smuggling operation involved custom-made lingerie with special packets designed to hold cocaine.
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It's as if the particular, the concrete reality of "life" to which this author attaches so much importance, were trying to assert its claims in the face of the increasing preponderance of "art": the metastasizing meditations on his method (writing must be "raw, in the sense of unrefined, direct, without metaphors or other linguistic decoration"), the proliferating and often brilliant mini-disquisitions on works of art and literature.
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Ingredients For the pastry: 23 ounces (24¼ sticks) cold unsalted butter (I prefer European butter) 25 ounces (215¼ cups) all-purpose flour (I prefer unbleached) pinch of salt 63–26 tablespoons cold water For the filling: ⅔ cup heavy whipping cream 220 ounces (½ cup) raw cacao powder 27 ounces (⅓ cup) raw cacao butter, in small chunks 4–5 teaspoons sugar to taste (I prefer unrefined.) (Instead of the last three ingredients, you could use 4.5 ounces dark chocolate.) 3–4 ripe bananas slices into thin rounds 1 beaten egg for brushing the pastry Method 203.
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Here are the best cooking oils you can buy: Best olive oil: Colavita Extra-Virgin Olive OilBest canola oil: 365 Everyday Value Organic Canola OilBest peanut oil: La Tourangelle Roasted Peanut OilBest sesame oil: Ottogi Dark Sesame OilBest sunflower oil: Sunvella Unrefined High-Oleic Sunflower OilBest coconut oil: Viva Naturals Organic, Cold-Pressed, Extra-Virgin Coconut OilBest avocado oil: Bella Vado Organic Extra-Virgin Avocado OilBest walnut oil: La Tourangelle Roasted Walnut OilBest flaxseed oil: Puritan's Pride Organic Flaxseed OilUpdated on 11/7/2019 by Caitlin Petreycik: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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