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Shrimp in the shell, stir-fried with yuzu zest and sweet-hot shishito pepper, for example, brings a fresh intensity to shrimp.
A purée of green olives, onion and walnuts, for example, brings a rich, burnished acerbity to grilled sea bream (listed by its Portuguese name, sargo), with a nice, fresh lift provided by lemon confit and parsley.
Steve Kass #8, for example, brings a picture of the solutions to the first 20 values of N (assuming a purely clockwise spiral) superimposed, which illustrates another elegance that I hadn't appreciated before – namely that the endpoints for the N=k solution lie on the paths of the N= k+1) solution!
Within this massive initiative, however, the details the "hows" and "wheres" of planning for each project could make all the difference between whether a given road (for example) brings a region newfound prosperity, or irrevocably disrupts the local fabric of life and ecology, wasting resources in the process.
Other filters like Carnival (think fun house mirror) and Line Art (which is like a cartoon drawing) are more on the fun side, while Crayon (for example) brings a professional grade quality to photos by letting you choose which parts of the photo are in color and which fade to black and white.
So even a simple question -- would it be bad to head into the postseason on a two-game losing streak, for example -- brings a truthful shrug.
The beaches, for example, bring a lot of city people to the Island.
In Cambodia, for example, bringing a rape charge involves a medical test that costs the equivalent of two weeks' wages.
That, he explained, "is what happens when an output is fed back into the input, making things spiral out of control - for example, bringing a microphone close to a loudspeaker - a small sound picked up by the mic gets amplified, output by the speaker, picked up by the mic - pretty soon your ears are hurting". Thank you all.
Games like this can, for example, bring a new dimension to long distance relationships.
Consider, for example, bringing a host or hostess a bouquet of flowers in a vintage vase.
