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1. Fill a kettle half full of water and bring to a boil.
Bring a small saucepan half full of water to a boil and add the strips.
He demonstrated by filling a glass half full of water and thumping his hand on the table to make the water move.
I packed up my sack and Mr. Brandegees pick and left my things in the bunk and ran on deck again, mean while one of the man went in to cabin and came back right away and told us the water was coming in and the cabin half full of water.
In the temporarily annexed, unfinished lobby of a neighboring building, an approximately 33-foot piece of transparent tubing formed into a circle and half full of water lies on the floor; black hoses snake in and out of water-filled oil drums; and a 12-foot square made of two-by-fours is mounted on sawhorses.
And although most of us no longer believe the world is flat (or, as ancient Chinese astronomers once did, that the heavens consist of a sphere half full of water with the Earth floating in the middle), there are still 10 astrologers for every astronomer in the US.
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Bring a large pot half full of salted water to the boil and cook the pasta until al dente.
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Make a crystal solution by filling a jar half full of warm water and adding salt, alum, borax or sugar until no more will dissolve.
We'd made it — the canoe was half-full of water and my hair was standing on end, but I'd just run my first ever Class IV rapid.
Makes four shapes 100g milk chocolate 25g white chocolate Sweets, dried fruits and/or nuts 1 Break up the chocolate and place it in a heatproof bowl within a saucepan half-full of water on a medium heat.
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