So I refined it down to 493 words and proofread it a few times.
"I refined it," she said, describing a daylong process during which she boiled down the cane juice, adding God-knew-what, until it became, in her words, a "liqueur," which she then used as the base of her Cane and Abel cocktail.
But after a couple of weeks, I realized that I could further refine it: I tagged my items to group them by store because I like to buy my vegetables from a green grocer, my meat from a butcher and the remaining goods from a traditional grocery store.
I'd be playing an instrument for hours and hours and hours, and then I'd refine it and then take it and cut it all up".
And then I can refine it or throw it out.
On a practical level I hope to refine it over time so that the film you watch might become dated but the associative footage playing with it stays fresh.
"When Ducasse asked me to do a clam chowder for the restaurant," he said, "I decided to just refine it but to keep the flavors".
The idea is still in a pre-mezzanine level of development -- and, yes, I am willing to refine it for the kind of fees that fund developers get -- but it would go something like this: On the Republican side, the stock fund manager has easy pickings.
"IoT Reaper is also a bit simple – I suspect others will refine it shortly and make it even more effective". Mystery remains around the purpose of the IoT botnet.
"I'm sure they'll refine it and make it better, but I think it worked out pretty good," Reutimann said.
Nishida once said of his work, "I have always been a miner of ore; I have never managed to refine it" (Nishida 1958, Preface).
