Add the milk and Parmesan cheese and simmer for one to two minutes, stirring constantly, until the sauce thickens. |
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Back on the ship, as the plot thickens and roils, our brave buccaneers flounder in the doldrums. |
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Add 2 parts beestings to 1 part water and stir over a fire or stove until it thickens. |
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When the butter has melted, whisk in a heaped tablespoon of flour and keep whisking until the sauce thickens. |
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New grass is tender and will not respond well to foot traffic until it matures and thickens. |
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After new oceanic crust forms, the lithosphere cools and thickens as it moves away from the ocean ridge. |
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Cook over a low heat until the mixture barely thickens and lightly coats the back of the spoon. |
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Add the cornflour mixed with rice wine, and bring to the boil, stirring gently until the sauce thickens. |
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Shock revelations follow as the story unravels, the plot thickens and the audience grows more intrigued. |
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Swap the whisk for a wooden spoon as it thickens, and continue stirring occasionally for 5 to 10 min over medium heat. |
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For the chive cream, lightly whip the cream with a small pinch of salt and pepper, so that it thickens slightly but is still runny. |
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Cook over a double boiler, whisking constantly until mixture thickens and lightens in color. |
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This muscle thickens near the urethra to form the internal and external sphincters. |
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When the mixture thickens enough to coat the back of the spoon, remove from the heat and add the heavy cream and Armagnac. |
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This is because magmatic material thickens the crust, creating uplift rather than subsidence. |
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The venous media thickens and forms multiple elastic laminae, a phenomenon called arterialization. |
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Boil milk with sugar, saffron, yellow colour and cornflour on low heat, add the egg yolk and boil till the mixture thickens. |
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Stir in the ginger, reduce the heat and cook gently until the syrup thickens. |
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The darkness thickens, closes in on me, drawing me into these eyes, and my surroundings sink into oblivion. |
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Return to the stove and cook over medium heat until the sauce thickens a little. |
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Of course, your skin thickens with time, but all armour is penetrable, no matter how much a journalist protests to the contrary. |
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She herself is married too and the plot thickens when her husband is murdered. |
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In these areas, the skin often thickens into a callus, which when excessive can lead to an ulcer. |
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Expect lots of guns, flying bullets, high-speed chases and a huge body count as the tension rises and the plot thickens. |
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From then on, the plot thickens with gangland hit men, police snoopers, media feeding frenzies, and nasty sexual shenanigans. |
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It is at this stage that the plot thickens and sympathy for some parents vanishes. |
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As the plot thickens, the suspect first begins to lose freedom, then dignity, and then any kind of self-respect. |
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It thickens the blood, enhances the constitution, and makes a man as strong as a tree trunk. |
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Add butter, flour, cinnamon and nutmeg and stir continuously while the liquid thickens into a bechamel sauce. |
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Finally, scatter the potato-flour mixture into the centre of the wok, stir until the sauce thickens, and turn on to a serving plate. |
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Bring to the boil and when it thickens add a nice spoon of good hot mustard and finish the sauce off with chopped gherkins if you like and some capers. |
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With the passage of time, the synovium thickens to form pannus tissue which invades cartilage and bone. |
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The near-constant depth of the abyssal sea floor indicates that the lithosphere thickens to roughly 100 km in 70 million years, but then ceases to grow. |
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With time the fluid thickens and adhesions, i.e. bands of fibrous tissue, form on the ossicles and can ultimately destroy them. |
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The cleanser thickens and creates a suction effect to lift off make-up and impurities. |
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Lengthens and thickens lashes with a very rich formula, it  protect, enhance and exalt the look with a intense color touch. |
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When the load of clinker entering the cooler increases, the bed thickens and the pressure under the grate rises. |
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When his friend Sergio turns up, without explanation, the plot thickens. |
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But the plot thickens because there are another couple of men who were involved in this, but they were actually able to leave the country before it was uncovered. |
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The fog thickens as the sun tries to peek through the cloud of mist below. |
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As we go over another pass, the fog thickens and the temperature drops. |
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Mowing also encourages tillering of the cover crop, which thickens up the cover and prevents more weed germination. |
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As the drama unfolds and the plot thickens, new actors join the stage and the tension rises. |
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If you have a lot of Greek text to write, or if you must mix languages like English, Greek and Hebrew, the plot thickens! |
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Add to that consumers in other developed and emerging markets, and the plot thickens. |
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Heather has coped with a genetic disorder which thickens and hardens her bones and Tom gained his award for rescuing his toddler sister from drowning. |
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Deglaze with sparkling wine over high heat until the sauce thickens slightly. |
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Simmer about 15 minutes until the rhubarb has softened and the compote thickens. |
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On a medium heat, bring to a boil, then simmer for six minutes, until the syrup thickens a bit. |
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With dehydration, plasma fluid is reduced, the blood thickens, and the heart has to work harder to pump the thicker blood. |
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As sea ice thickens it is referred to successively as grey ice, grey-white ice and first year ice. |
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Add sauce and cooked chicken to vegetables and cook 3 minutes, until chicken and vegetables are hot and sauce thickens. |
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Lactic acid produces coagulation and thickens the milk, giving it a rather pronounced acid taste. |
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When the caramel thickens slightly but is still fluid, remove the saucepan from water. |
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Ultra-lightweight spray lotion lifts fine hair at the roots and thickens strands for natural-looking volume that lasts. |
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Lashes are coated in an ultra-flexible film which thickens them from root to tip. |
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In ray-finned fishes, however, the pallium thickens and everts, so that the initial most dorsal pallial segment comes to lie lateral to the remaining pallium. |
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As incubation proceeds, the down layer thickens and eventually an insulating blanket is created with which the female covers the eggs before leaving the nest. |
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Heat on medium, stirring constantly, until sauce thickens. |
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Anodization is an electrolytic passivation technique that thickens the oxide layer on the exterior of a metal part or product. |
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In chronic cases, the skin thickens and becomes dry. |
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The more one labours at the frontiers of the unknown, even with the help of the increasingly powerful tools of science, the more the mystery thickens. |
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The linking of molecule chains which suddenly thickens the engine oil. |
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Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, reduce to a gentle simmer and cook for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally, so that the sauce thickens slightly. |
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Johne's Disease is a contagious bacterial infection which thickens the intestinal tract lining, leading to poor nutrient absorption, decreased milk production, weight loss and diarrhea. |
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Salep powder thickens during cooking, somewhat like cornstarch. |
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Fortunately, the color of sea ice changes as it thickens. |
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As the plot thickens, so does the music: monophony becomes polyphony. |
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The other is longer and thickens along the flanks until it curves down under the belly just prior to the tail stock. |
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Reform, the other institutions have their say, the plot thickens! |
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As you can see, the plot thickens even before the curtain rises. |
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Officially known as adhesive capsulitis, the term refers to the way the capsule, or lining, of the joint thickens and gets sticky. |
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The plot thickens in a 300-page Jamesian manner full of the very best in late-style language and analytic brilliance. |
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The plot thickens again for the American International Group bailout. |
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The plot thickens Moody blues ReprintsIndeed, it could fall earlier. |
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Sonically, the band thickens its sound with the addition of Novinec, and Hatebreed plays with speeds, textures and explores new vocal terrain on Supremacy. |
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The plot thickens, the layers of metafiction deepen, but all the while Duncker manages to unfurl a novel the structure of which is never baggy or wanting. |
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Although egg thickens the custard, the effect is minimal, with the majority of thickening resulting from starch. |
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It thickens when God's self-image becomes a maker of self-images and God resents it. |
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Prolonged use of this ingredient thickens collagen fibers, resulting in ochronosis. |
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This part of the ectodermal layer thickens and becomes the neural plate, whose edges rise as neural folds that converge toward the midline, fuse together, and form the neural tube. |
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Here the plot thickens because of stock market declines in 2001 and 2002, and there is one additional factor, the plan did not enter this period with a meaningful surplus. |
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Strong cryptogeny: the female, with a fine membranous cuticle, remains enclosed in the exuvia of the second larval instar, which thickens and takes on a horn-like shape. |
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Mr Redmayne charts the progress of Hawking's physical degeneration with infinite subtlety, and it's heart-wrenching to watch as his body deflates, his voice thickens, and his feet scuff ever more sloppily along the pavement. |
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The mist thickens into a swirling grey peasouper and the bridge turns on the foghorn and keeps a watchful eye on the radar. |
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At the advanced stage, skin thickens and swells further. |
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And the plot thickens as the game at the Bernabeu will be refereed by Howard Webb, who has been priced up at 500-1 to get the United job by a couple of puckish bookmakers. |
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They have been waiting a long time, very silently, the mud sucks slurpingly at a boot as a soldier changes his position, the mist thickens, beginning to turn to rain. |
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The mantle lithosphere below the thinned and faulted continental oceanic transition cools, thickens, increases in density and thus begins to subside. |
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Because oceanic lithosphere cools and thickens as it ages, it subsides. |
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