I now spend most nights foraging the refrigerator and the cupboards for ingredients to concoct something he would like. |
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Without exception, those who concoct these systems exempt themselves from condemnation. |
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Now the couple are employing a chef to concoct pre-packaged meals and light lunches using home-grown ingredients. |
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As they get older they leave their parents alone, and rummage through the kitchen to concoct their own breakfasts. |
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Students concoct such dishes as East Asian noodles with coconut rice balls. |
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If Sarah can imagine and concoct a story like that, she needs to be at Random House. |
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Students raid the fridge of the week's leftovers and concoct an elaborate meal, inviting over friends and family. |
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First thing we gotta do is concoct some kind of cockamamie contraption that'll get us out of this mess. |
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They offer to concoct an authentic supper of refried beans and chorizo omelette. |
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Then an elaborate plot was hatched to concoct the perfect assassination of the world leader. |
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This latest scheme to concoct a pretext for war is a devastating self-exposure of the war camarilla. |
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I sat in the cafeteria for a little while longer, stewing in my juices and trying to concoct a way to wreak revenge on Robb. |
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To honor the festival's origins, locals concoct fiery brews, which they carry in flasks for warming nips. |
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They learn how to cook witchetty grubs, concoct bush medicines and make boomerangs and axes. |
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Being fake, The News on the March newsreel near the beginning draws precise attention to cinema's ability to concoct the truth. |
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Why else would the English language concoct such a condescending term for a group of obvious smarty-pants? |
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It delineates formulas for medicines and identifies the plant, animal, and mineral ingredients needed to concoct them. |
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She would concoct stories in her brain about each picture, the plot taking her wherever it may. |
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My past experience with insurance companies has been that they are always, inarguably, right, so I await with anticipation the narrative they concoct concerning this. |
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From the humble beginnings of learning to make a fruit cake in July 2001, students at the Bakery Project have since learned to concoct 13 delicious recipes. |
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His lifelong obsession with elegance and order, he said, led him to concoct sexy results that journals found attractive. |
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So why did anybody ever bother to concoct the oil story in the first place? |
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Instead, they concoct flighty mental images of ideal working conditions, government, education and society. |
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Lightning is very violent and can easily break molecules apart, scuppering attempts to concoct complex ones. |
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It should not endeavour to write a cookery book, which is subsequently used in some new night-time session to concoct a grim menu. |
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In other words, the minister may, as I said earlier, pull some strings in order to concoct a business plan to his liking. |
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Besides, they concoct alcoholic beverages over there by mixing tap water and home-made spirits. |
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Clever, creative and passionate, our renowned chef will concoct for you a delicious menu! |
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Have students work in supervised groups of two or three to concoct their own all-purpose cleaner. |
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Because they could boast of their exploits to no one but themselves, the voyageurs had to concoct their own sustaining myths. |
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If you're in a negative frame of mind then you'll concoct a whole pot of deception, which can lead to paranoia. |
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A variety of questionable characters order drinks, which you must concoct. |
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Look at it cold-heartedly, who has more motive to concoct a story? |
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By the late 1600s, chemists and herbalists had begun to concoct their own scientific mixtures for curing the hangover. |
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That means shoppers will no longer have to rely on the big-name designers to concoct pieces with the latest trends. |
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This is the only movie I've ever seen where a guy tries to concoct some deep emotional explanation for going to a nudie bar and his wife actually buys it. |
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And although he tries to concoct it, there is scant sense of hazard. |
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Allowing detainees to talk may give them a chance to create and coordinate alibis and to corroborate or concoct stories to frustrate questioning attempts. |
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Once again, the Conservative members have fought for Quebec workers while the Bloc, always empty-handed, has done nothing more than concoct ideas about Quebec separation. |
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For the rest, the Fair will once again concoct its successful recipe using a skilful mix of innovation and tradition, gastronomy and conviviality, craftsmanship and technology. |
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Our experienced chefs and their dynamic kitchen brigade concoct tempting and tasty dishes aboard the Cavalier Maxim and the Louis Jolliet daytime or evening, just for you. |
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I would hope that we'll have some opportunity for your remarks, perhaps not today if there's no time, but over the next month before we concoct the report. |
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We may marshal our arguments and concoct our pretty devices of words, but if we do not believe in what we say and in the need for saying it, we are only play-actors. |
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With my arranger at the time, Bamba Yang, we used rhythms from my region, Grand-Bassam, and added some ingredients from elsewhere to concoct a compelling hybrid form of music. |
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Too often we may be inclined to concoct quick fixes without tackling the root causes and without really understanding the subtleties and complexities of cultures so unlike our own. |
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I've never had to deploy Pythagoras' theorem or make the stewed apples we learned to concoct in first year home economics. |
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I wouldn't be surprised if it emerged that the estimable Ms Blackwood had been told to remain within strict parameters when designing the Commonwealth habiliment: we don't care what you concoct as long as it's tartan. |
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Learic and Leanoric concoct their spells by travelling round the flip-screen landscape, collecting rare herbs and roots from the countryside. |
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It helps people to go on craving things that no longer give them pleasure. Businesses target such weaknesses, using food technology to concoct confections of fat, salt and sugar. |
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Serge Rourre of Casino du Lac-Leamy's Le Baccara and Oliver de Volpi put their heads together to concoct a gourmet menu that features local ingredients prepared French style. |
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He dialed up the Wildcat a few times during last week's win and will have to concoct another creative game plan Sunday if the Jets are going to knock off the six-time Super Bowl champions. |
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Some plants, such as bird's-foot trefoil, concoct cyanide bombs that are trip-wired to blow up in the mouths of nibbling animals. |
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Nanotechnology could alleviate world hunger, clean the environment, cure cancer, guarantee biblical life spans or concoct super-weapons of untold horror. |
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After the performance, each evening will continue in party mode as deejays and video jockeys from Montreal concoct a multimedia environment in which the public can go through their own paces and let go! |
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Some amateur bakers concoct a rum baba in a Home Counties marquee, while Mel and Sue look on jovially and an elderly lady comments on the baba's moistness before the least-moist baba's owner is tearfully dispatched. |
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In fact, he enjoyed it so much he decided to make it the main topic of one of his shows next year and to concoct a special dish that will be integrated into the patient menu and maybe eventually into the cafeteria menu. |
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I know the government members have been attempting to concoct a type of strategy around the environment, one that placates some people and one that they feel they can sell to Canadians, but it is not working. |
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A true rock energy comes out of the whole, tracks evolve minute by minute, the musicians perfectly know the direction they are taking and make sure they concoct a mixture as polished as possible. |
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Psychiatrists recommend that clinicians attempt to phrase their discussion in a way that provides the patient with a way to concoct a face-saving explanation. |
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They used 128 different odorant molecules to concoct their mixtures. |
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