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Salmon in black pepper sauce comes in a ceramic crock; open it, and the blast of steam clears your head.
Someone tossed water over the rocks, creating an intense blast of steam that Finns lovingly call the loyly (pronounced somewhat like LOH-loo).
Last week, when a steam pipe exploded under Forty-first Street, near Lexington Avenue, spewing a giant blast of steam and mud, the Hudson News office-evacuation plan went live.
Spaghetti in cartoccio looked interesting (cartoccio is a bag of parchment paper in which the dish is cooked; the server cuts it open, releasing a volcanic blast of steam).
Two contained hydrogen peroxide, and the third had pressurized liquid nitrogen, which served as a trigger of sorts and caused the mixture to discharge into a super-heated (1,300 degrees Fahrenheit) blast of steam.
Mr. Calcasola has set up a marble "steam bar," so patrons embarking on facials can pause for a few minutes to have their pores opened by a mild blast of steam and oxygen while an attendant mixes a suitable "face cocktail" of cleansers and toners.
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The show opened with blasts of steam, pounding drums, and impending thrills.
Blasts of steam are injected into underground deposits to loosen them, creating a slurry that can be pumped to the surface.
Recently, it is gaining steam — appropriate, since the ads often use blasts of steam to signal something is being built — with proposals in Washington to offer incentives to encourage the location or relocation of factories in the United States.
For the next 100 yards these members of a four-year-old New York group called Jinx held their ties to their chests as they ducked under scalding blasts of steam from broken pipes marked "Warning: Asbestos".
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