A transnational agency, Eurostat, oversees European economic statistics (although that did not prevent Greece from fudging its budget numbers before the euro crisis).
She'd brought my favorite cake from home: chocolate fudge from Just Desserts.
Tablet: sandy manna from heaven, fudge gone wrong or the kind of evil that needs eliminating from the Scottish diet?
Burton's wig appeared to be woven from caramel fudge, but he was blessed with (a) a great first entrance, fresh from the hunt, carrying a dead Macedonian lion over his shoulder, and (b) that voice.
A chocolate-avocado parfait a breath away from being fudge ($8.50).
I've frosted with everything from chewy fudge to billowing meringue, slathering the layers with the likes of rose petal jam and Key lime curd.
But in less than two years it spent all of the venture capital that came from Hot Fudge, which invested "substantially" in the project, according to Rick Roth, who has been TeamX chief executive since September.
Blume's protagonists range in age from toddler Fudge to the adult Caitlin and Vix of Summer Sisters, but perhaps her best work centres on the crossover from child to teenager, whether it's Tony; in Then Again, Maybe I Won't, making sense of a world where his friend is shoplifting, or Margaret.
The music on Mad Men has been one of its consistent markers of time, as the staff of SC&P move through the decades; this heavy, brown-acid cover of the Supremes classic from Vanilla Fudge felt like a good way to usher in the dark days of Nixon's America.
