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Quite a few high-level arrests have been made, but drug crimes have increased wherever the troops patrol, a consequence of what several people I talked to described as "stirring up the chicken coop".
She describes the stirrings of what might someday be thought of as an "Afghan Spring".
The name comes from the verb "revolver" (to turn or to stir), which is a more precise way of describing the light stirring used when cooking.
Brendan Rodgers, the Celtic manager, described Celtic's stirring 2-1 defeat of RB Leipzig as the best home win in Europe since he took charge two years ago.
In what Planer describes as a "stirring reading", Jeff Lynne performed the song at the Concert for George on 29 November 2002, exactly a year after Harrison's death.
Harry Boyte is editor of the collection Democracy's Education, with many contributors describing the stirrings of a democratic American Dream.
Methylammonium iodide (CH3NH3I) was synthesized by reacting methylamine (aqueous, 40 wt.%) and hydroiodic acid (aqueous, 57 wt.%) in an ice bath for 2 h with stirring, as described elsewhere [18].
The testing panel, however, is largely with Georgina Hayden, author of Stirring Slowly, who describes kleftiko as her "achilles heel"… but calls for shoulder, as does Tonia Buxton's recipe.
One stirring passage describes a battle over whether Aaron must wear socks with his Top-Siders to church.
A promotional brochure describes it as a "stirring adventure," "an enterprise that will redefine the very notion of a city as we know it".
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