Just watch Garner as she whips up something delicious on her.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Andrew Zhou whips up a zesty Saturday puzzle.
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At Flagship, principle bartender Jerrold Khoo whips up his own cocktail ingredients.
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He uses Arborio rice and whips up a kind of dirty risotto.
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Facebook whips up the velocity of fake news, undermining the Democratic process.
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The lifestyle expert whips up a light meal that's bursting with flavor 9 oz.
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And if Mario Batali whips up a pasta, I'm not going to say no!
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He whips up crowds by lamenting that he cannot punch protesters in the face.
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It's a turnoff and whips up anxiety about our chances of winning in 2020.
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Afterwards, she whips up a batter, which uses hazelnut flour for a toasty flavor.
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Gideon whips up slow scrambled eggs with herbs, and I make sausage or bacon.
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GARART AL-GATEF, Libya (Reuters) - The wind whips up sand storms in Garart al-Gatef.
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Natali whips up an atmospheric frenzy in kind, but every new addition is a subtraction.
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And Jean's evidence-based science is no match for the facile hysteria he whips up.
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Ray Roslyn, the distillery's Operations & Events Manager, whips up some cocktails that go down smooth, too.
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And a dining hall with local organic beets, plus a cook who whips up fresh salsa.
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I don't believe we're a nation that builds walls and whips up hysteria over immigrant invasions.
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WATCH THIS: YouTube Star iJustine Whips Up a Steak 'N Shake Oreo Mint Cookies 'N Cream Milkshake!
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WATCH THIS: YouTube Star iJustine Whips Up a Steak 'N Shake Oreo Mint Cookies 'N Cream Milkshake!
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The chef of Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa in Southern California whips up three tasty, nutrient-packed drinks.
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The author of the Small Victories cookbook whips up a delicious treat ½ cup uncooked regular rolled oats
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At one point, he pulls out his sketchpad and whips up an illustration to clarify a detail.
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She also pays for a personal chef, Debbie Solomon, who whips up breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.
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Power use from consumers is expected to rise as a cold front whips up behind the storm.
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The politicians that advance these complaints understand that the narrative resonates with -- and whips up -- the conservative base.
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Republicans and right-wing media outlets understand that the message resonates with and whips up the conservative base.
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WATCH THIS: WATCH: YouTube Star iJustine Whips Up a Steak 'N Shake Oreo Mint Cookies 'N Cream Milkshake!
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According to her Instagram life, Cavallari whips up delicacies like pizza, pork chops, apple pie, and the occasional smoothie.
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She sets up play dates with Dolly, she whips up weeknight beef bourguignon, and she's got stellar mom fashion.
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Rolo Pecan Pretzel For the final salty-sweet treat, the HGTV star whips up a 3-ingredient crowd-pleaser.
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The chef—and creator of the Project Foodie mobile app—whips up a meal in less than 30 minutes.
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The stainless-steel HIC Milk Creamer Frother whips up your milk for a beautiful foamy cappuccino or iced drink.
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We enjoy the grilled chicken and veggies he whips up while hanging out with our roommates and watching The Bachelorette.
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Here's one from earlier this month, you can see how electric its movement are, it just whips up and explodes.
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The star of Lidia Celebrates America whips up a fast five-ingredient dessert 22/3 cup chilled heavy cream, divided
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The ultra-hip Merkavá sits further south in Condesa, and whips up fragrant hummuses that are prepared from Israeli recipes.
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In a country still working to find its place in the world, the party whips up nationalism as an elixir.
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What&aposs horrible is when the president of the United States whips up people to beats the hell out of people.
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Chef Richard whips up burgers as the crew enjoys some Buds and shares how they found their calling in the kitchen.
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WATCH: Sarah Michelle Gellar Talks 'The Bachelor' & Whips Up Her S'mores Parfait The even better news: When you go to Foodstirs.
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He whips up baked goods for the sick, for fellow widowers and widows, and even provides baked goods for funeral receptions.
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At around 2126:216, I go on break and have family meal, which is always just whatever the kitchen whips up.
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" She continued, "Some leaders deliberately use the terms refugee and migrant interchangeably, using hostile rhetoric that whips up fear against all outsiders.
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"There's big a difference between not supporting that and being a person who whips up fear," he told "Squawk Box" on Friday.
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The final part of the puzzle is the pomegranate dressing, which Leivaditaki whips up as the quail cook on a charcoal grill.
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She uses a concoction of coconut and vitamin E oils with shea and jojoba butters that she whips up in her kitchen.
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At the Minnesota State Fair, Que Viet Concessions whips up giant, deep-fried egg rolls on a stick — a favorite among attendees.
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What blocks or erodes empathy for an enemy is fear, anger or propaganda that whips up distrust or invites us to dehumanize.
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For those who don't know, slime — the kind Garcia whips up — is no longer something you dig out of a clogged drain.
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It whips up enthusiasm by demonising opponents (the stinking rich, the heartless Tories) and organising supporters into euphoria- or rage-fuelled rallies.
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"Moby-Dick," which I saw at L.A. Opera in November, whips up surface excitement but misses the sublime terror of its source.
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GOLDBERG: You know what&aposs horrible, when the president of the United States whips up people to beat the hell out of people.
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Jones peddles far right conspiracy theories, whips up hate and spreads junk science in order to generate fear and make money selling supplements.
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The pastry chef behind the new Melange Bakery Cafe in Newark, NJ., whips up a sweet way to start your morning 11 tbsp.
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From Mary Lou Retton to Gabby Douglas, it's women's gymnastics that, every four years, captures the American imagination and whips up patriotic excitement.
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He twists words, is merciless in spotting a weakness in an opponent and the chaos he whips up makes normal political debate impossible.
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She whips up the aguachile salsa and we pour it into a bowl filled some fresh scallops we happen to have on hand.
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She crams fresh vegetables into a blender and holds a plate over its mouth as the machine whips up her green liquid breakfast.
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"What is horrible is when the president of the United States whips up people to beat the hell out of people," Goldberg shouted.
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It has lettuce, peppers and cucumbers, and Brandon adds in turkey and cheese and whips up this incredible dressing to throw on top.
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In one episode, "Ari" deftly whips up 20 bologna sandwiches, orienting himself by feeling the bread, lettuce and cold cuts between his furry fingers.
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Eugene whips up an excuse on the spot, and for a brief moment it seems that Lucille finally is going to have a sacrifice.
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Chef David Wilcox shows Abdullah the grounds, and the gang whips up a farm-to-table feast infused with all kinds of cannabis products.
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GOLDBERG: You know what&aposs horrible is when the President of the United States whips up people to beat the hell out of people.
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He whips up an iced cocktail using apple juice, his house tequila (Arette), Martini Rubino, fresh lime juice, Jerry Thomas bitters, and ginger beer.
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The executive chef Chalk Point Kitchen — a New York City restaurant in Matt Levine's indieFORK culinary group — whips up a flavor packed side 1 tsp.
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By now, you've probably heard about the Instant Pot, the one-pot-wonder that whips up just about anything you can think of–but faster.
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She whips up homemade meals on her very own Cooking Channel show, Tia Mowry at Home, and just came out with a brand new cookbook.
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He sympathizes with the bigoted attitudes of the crowds he whips up, and he's happy to use those sympathies to get away with hurting anyone.
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When Nintendo whips up a frenzy around a limited run product, when it knows supply will never meet demand, it's setting the stage for the future.
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In the first, Brown whips up Paltrow's signature green juice made with kale, lemon, mint, ginger, apple and water with some help from the Goop guru.
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He really likes cooking (and is better at it than I am), so he whips up eggs and bacon, and we watch Fixer Upper while eating.
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While Carey whips up some marinara sauce in a slinky red satin nightgown, a PJ-clad Moroccan skips around the kitchen with his gingerbread man dance partner.
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Although she uses some sneaky tactics to beat out her fiancé, the cookie gift tags she whips up after will certainly make up for her sly moves.
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While it whips up curiosity and attention, the game simple serves as a stepping stone for future plans which is why DeepMind says it is moving on.
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Leveraging machine learning algorithms that scour social media, Choosy quickly whips up fashion designs, sends them to China for manufacturing and offers flash-fashion items via Instagram.
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It's a dish Tanis describes as "unfussy," and he's right—it's a pretty humble thing he whips up one morning right before lunch in the MUNCHIES kitchen.
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She whips up a feast with fresh frog collected from the nearby river, tofu that was made just this week, and bok choy from the vegetable farm.
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Part of that promise is steeped in nationalism, and there's perhaps no other issue that whips up more nationalist fervor inside China than the issue of Taiwan.
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If you're a fan of The Simpsons, you've likely long enjoyed Frinkiac, the search engine which whips up GIFs and memes from the animated series in a jiffy.
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This Crown Heights feminist bakery-bar hybrid whips up an array of pies, boozy milkshakes, and more sweet nighttime snacks that you can enjoy alongside your craft cocktails.
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The longer Mr Erdogan whips up his alliance of Islamists and nationalists the greater the danger of ethnic and sectarian violence—including against secularists, liberals, Alevis and Kurds.
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He has made trans people into political pawns as he whips up animus against us in an attempt to energize the most right-wing segment of his party.
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Fewer hangovers is also the sales pitch at Adriaen Block, a bar in the Astoria neighborhood of Queens that whips up CBD-infused negronis and old-fashioned cocktails.
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From undue influence (Agnew's claim) to something closer to treason (enemy of the people.) Instead of criticizing 'the media' for unfair treatment, he whips up hatred for it.
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One Good Meal When she entertains at home, the musician and actress often whips up aguachile, inspired by a trip to Mexico City, and serves it with mezcal.
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It's a story that's become routine: A crowdfunding campaign whips up a flurry of excitement, receives a deluge of funds, and then collapses with nothing to show for it.
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No matter the occasion—from a Midsummer's Eve party to an intimate dinner with her costars—the 41-year-old always whips up all of the delicious dishes herself.
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It's a behavioral pattern of Trump's presidency: He reacts viscerally to what he sees as an attack, whips up a showdown, and ends up eroding his own political position.
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Rich foodies like to dine at restaurants like the Michelin-starred Mistral, where chef Ettore Bocchia whips up an array of "inventive molecular dishes," according to Michelin guide inspectors.
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An in-salon machine that looks like the world's fanciest coffee maker whips up products in 50 seconds, along with a label printed with a bar code for reordering.
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They know that the realities of globalization and automation, and their effects on the American workforce, are far more complex and nuanced than what whips up crowds at campaign rallies.
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Apparently, few people complained because since October she has sold about 300 bottles of the stuff, which she whips up in her Bronx kitchen and pours into elegant, decorated bottles.
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From a home appliance that magically whips up meals with pressure to a car that drives for you, it's tough to say any of us are truly self-sufficient anymore.
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Zach has a hard go of it when a medallion whips up and hits him in the eye and the rope dislodged from a stunt guy whacks him in the nose.
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One is the country's most popular president ever and the front-runner in next year's election - a former union leader who still whips up crowds with his fiery and folksy oratory.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's BONG APPÉTIT, host Abdullah Saeed whips up a THC-infused Indian feast with Nakul and Arjun Mahendro, the brains behind the LA gastropub Badmaash.
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In this installment, we hang out with chef, restaurateur, and The Next Iron Chef winner Jose Garces, as he whips up a few supremely delicious Spanish dishes using our garden's bounty.
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Abdullah dives head first into the world of infused syrups and whips up a batch of their blueberry-orange Ballard Beat syrup to take along for the next part of his adventure.
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For our exclusive video series What I Really Cook for Dinner, Zakarian gives PEOPLE a tour of his Midtown space and whips up a "very simple recipe" perfect for a weeknight meal.
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HE DEFLECTS bullets off his palm, catches grenades blindfolded, whips up a dust-storm with a whirl of his leg and hurls a bottle to kill the villain from a mile away.
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He whips up a deliciously creamy medicated foie gras pâté mousse with executive chef Trevor Milbery and gets funky with cannabis-infused Camembert under the watchful eye of head cheesemaker Juliana Clark.
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In fact, many of her pieces manifest from small, naïve illustrations (drawn by her non-dominant hand), that she enlarges, prints onto cotton canvases and whips up into functioning garments or accessories.
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He is part of an industry that whips up conservatives against the left, they say, and the fact that his audience is mostly young will deepen the divide for years to come.
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Bob Costas leads the coverage and interviews four of the only eight men who have called the race, and the chef Bobby Flay whips up some Southern fare to serve the team.
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Orion Berge, the director of beverage at the InterContinental New York Barclay, whips up house-made tonic water and vermouth to use in signature cocktails at the hotel's bar, the Gin Parlour.
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Stella Santana, daughter of Carlos Santana, whips up dreamy, swishing soul and R&B that feels thoroughly modern, even as her voice harks back to smoke-filled lounges of the 1940s and 1950s.
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Drawing equally from Hitchcock and the clammy scares of Japanese horror movies like "Ju-on: The Grudge" (2002), Mr. Nguyen whips up a spectral stew of past atrocities and present-day hanky-panky.
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But then this wicked witch comes, with hardcore New York wetness, and whips up a big wienersausage on the wall, and all of a sudden it's not so much fun anymore, because it's reality.
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Similarly, Ignis is an accomplished chef, and when the group goes camping for the night — which you'll need to do when there's no nearby hotel to stay in — he whips up a tasty meal.
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His talks here, including one three years ago in which he promised to end capitalism, feature a seemingly unhinged version of himself who rants with glee and whips up the crowd into a fringe frenzy.
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On the new show "Cooking With Steve Doocy," the pink-faced Fox News anchor makes chili with Dr. Oz, shares a kitchen with Kellyanne Conway and whips up stromboli with Anthony Scaramucci and his wife.
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The music is by Philip Glass (Concerto for Violin and Orchestra), and for the outer movements, driving and bombastic, Mr. Varone whips up his signature maelstroms, with eight tireless dancers whirling breathlessly around the stage.
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Big businesses, rock stars and other artists have boycotted the state unless it repeals the law, which transgender advocates say misguidedly whips up concern over public safety and infringes on the rights of transgender people.
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Video from CNN affiliate KYMA shows the metal panels leaning against trees adjacent to a Mexicali, Mexico, street as the wind whips up dirt from the construction site on the other side of the border.
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That is certainly the view of Agnes (Nina Arianda), the wife of a rich meathead, who springs to her feet at the concert, rebukes the crowd for jeering, and whips up a storm of applause.
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And her design process reflects this sentiment: Many of her pieces begin as small, naïve illustrations (drawn with her nondominant hand), which she enlarges, prints onto cotton canvases and whips up into garments or accessories.
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But while the media carelessly whips up hysteria with talk of "World War III," it's important to remember that these standoffs are a yearly occurrence—in the Korean Peninsula, they have the character of routine.
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The woman tried to carry on but finally stopped talking when the woman started screaming "Trump, Trump" to drown her out -- an example of the anti-media hysteria that the GOP nominee whips up at his rallies.
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A nation in fear And when others urge calm and respect for American ideals, Trump whips up anxieties and suggests policies like religious tests for foreign visitors in clear violation of the Constitution and our shared ideals.
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In our latest episode of MOLTISSIMO, host Mario Batali whips up a magical Italian meal for the bicoastal guest duo of Wes Avila of LA's Guerilla Tacos and Nicholas Morgenstern of New York ice cream spot Morgenstern's.
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Their self-described "slack metal" is the kind of catchy, high-octane music that whips up the give-no-shits of early punk, grunge's heavy-handed nonchalance, and the lead guitar and vocal melodies of 90s indie.
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The reality star whips up her four-ingredient recipe — which Chrissy Teigen would no doubt consider "clean eating" — by slicing the spud very thin, tossing them with olive oil, rosemary (both organic) and Himalayan salt before baking.
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Ms. Ko adds rye flour and olive oil to snowball cookies, whips up truly fudgy gluten-free brownies out of canned adzuki beans, and even goes so far as so make her own Cocoa Puff-like cereal.
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The Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10 5G devices feature a new curved, quad HD+ AMOLED display, which the company says whips up crisper and more vibrant colors and reduces blue light exposure to help reduce eye strain.
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Amid e-mails about campaign strategies and day-to-day operations (and correspondence with Tom DeLonge about extraterrestrials) was one delicious morsel about how chef Podesta whips up a batch of restaurant-quality risotto every time, folks.
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"The most important part to get right was that it left your fingers orange, just like when you're eating them out of the bag," Canter tells me as he whips up a fresh batch for me to try.
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Intercutting gestures from the stories she tells — about smoking in high school or dancing cumbia in Mexico — she whips up a speedy montage, corralling decades of dance history and personal history into the span of a few minutes.
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After showering, she lights candles, puts on a playlist — on a recent day, it's a mix of Soulja Boy and Janelle Monáe — then whips up a lemongrass body oil in her hands and spreads it on her skin.
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He has made trans people into political pawns as he whips up animus against us in an attempt to energize the most right-wing segment of his party, claiming his anti-transgender policies are meant to 'protect the country.
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While the president whips up chants of "Lock her up" in red states, his daughter — one of the less credible "moderating" forces in White House history — has been tapping away on her personal email despite being an administration official.
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These types of incidents — which have been going on for ages — are today exacerbated by how polarized people have become, especially as the president whips up racial tensions and many people tend to consume media that reinforces their own worldview.
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Scandinavian chef Gunnar Gislason whips up some version of this simple toast when he comes home after a late shift, and eats it standing at the kitchen counter, because it's just too good to wait to get to the table.
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Last but not least, in the way any good Southern-raised chef worth his salt would plan to make himself lunch while busy with his prep for dinner service in August, he whips up a quick mayo and tomato sandwich.
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It whips up crispy food up to 30 percent faster than most ovens through its patented FryForce 360° Technology and offers 17 different presets – from toast and roast to broil and dehydrate – so you can try something new every day.
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The battle-hardened guitar tone whips up stirrings of honor, valour, and pride; a fine coat of crusty grime covers everything, as charging riffs and rumbling drums ooze with poisonous discharge and Rundquist's strangled howls and guttural roars claw through the murk.
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Early fans of the tote included some some of Hollywood's most influential stylists, Karla Welch (who works with Ruth Negga and Sarah Paulson) and Penny Lovell (who whips up the wardrobes of Taylor Schilling and Kristen Wig), according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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"I suspect this hot spell has made the course very fast and, if the wind whips up, it could live up to its 'Car-nasty' reputation and Tiger will understand how to handle whatever it might throw at him," said Englishman Jacklin.
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He whips up the crowds that come to see him and it's almost an addiction relationship that we've got him up there just urging them on, they chanting, and giving back what he needs, I guess, to make himself feel strong and important.
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Trump cannot abandon what got him to the Oval Office The President's instinct is always to stoke controversy and outrage that acts not just as a distraction but whips up a storm that forces everyone else off balance as he stands unscathed in its eye.
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It's not a stretch to think that your cable company would offload this job to some shitty underpaid contractor that whips up and app that's so bad and unusable that a customer gives up and buys a standard, shitty cable box to avoid the trouble.
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This juicer from Omega not only takes on fruits and vegetables, it also turns nuts into yummy nut butter, can make pasta, grind coffee beans and spices, minces herbs and garlic, makes frozen desserts and baby food, and even whips up soy milk on command.
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When Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the head of Law and Justice, whips up one of the mass-meetings at which he peddles conspiracy theories on a chilly Tuesday evening, what alchemy persuades each member of his audience that he is summoning an ancient and personal loyalty?
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The President's threat to rip security clearances from some of the nation's most decorated former intelligence officials may turn out to be a classic Trumpian distraction play that whips up a media storm and drowns out stories that are damaging to the White House.
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Instead, Carson whips up a kind of scallop mousse and folds into it some crab, then makes a log out of it, allows it to set, then cuts coins off it for cooking and service — a reconstructed crab cake, a kind of scalloped miracle.
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The Weather Channel previews ice storm in scary immersive mixed reality Subtropical storm Alberto whips up mini waterspout in a swimming pool Intense video shows plane landing during extreme crosswinds Insane video shows tree falling just inches from woman and her baby in a stroller
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These days, she whips up her own versions at her country home, an 13th-century Federal-style house in Pound Ridge, N.Y. Depending on her mood, she'll mix jasmine with hydrating crushed cucumber, orange blossom with anti-inflammatory mint or rose with vitamin-C-packed melon.
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Re-establishing himself as a real mischief-maker, he whips up consignment store quiltworks of microscopic samples, neon synth patches, and gleeful vocal experiments, kicking sand in the faces of those who'd dare draw lines between genres like hip-hop, folk, R&B, pop music, and more outré forms.
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Compared with what we've seen Spider-Man do in various previous outings, there is a contrived, even mechanical aspect to the storms [redacted] whips up to wreak havoc, which in the process renders him one of the least persuasive and intriguing bad boys in the annals of cinematic Marvel.
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While many prisoners—at least those hoping to be released in a few years rather than a few decades—can try and use what they've learned working at prisons to gain employment in the outside world, the larger forces that prison labor whips up wind up being far more detrimental than helpful to them.
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To help you create your best wedding registry, we teamed up with Bloomingdale's for a complete guide to the most useful home goods: from a coffee maker that whips up a cafe-worthy latté with the touch of a button to a textured silverware set that will last for all the happy years to come.
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Just as the residents of Springfield are too blinded by misplaced rage to understand what, exactly, happened, Trump (and the base he whips up with his ludicrous comments on Kaepernick) loses sight of what Kaepernick's protests are really about (social justice and police brutality against African-Americans), twisting those actions from expression of free speech into something akin to treason.
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Claire Ptak, who is charged with making a lemon elderflower cake for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, whips up something for T. Here's yet another reason to be bummed that you didn't receive an invitation to this weekend's Royal Wedding: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have decided not to serve fruitcake, as is tradition, and instead, to treat guests to a lemon elderflower cake.
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This year's participants are Chloe's Fruit, a company that whips up soft serve and ice pops using only three ingredients; Farmer Willies, which makes gluten-free and less sugary ginger beer; Grainful, which produces frozen entrees and meal kits featuring steel-cut oats; LoveTheWild, which produces frozen fish meals; Pique Tea Crystals, which uses super plants to make tea; saffron product maker Rumi Spice; and Snow Monkey, which makes a plant-based ice cream.
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