Pressure may not be something that you can touch, but it's a force that can make a serve go wide or a forehand fly long and turn a strength into a weakness without you even knowing it.
The best sources are in Chinatown, where they cost about $5 a pound, with about a dozen to a pound and half a pound making a serving.
The government's proposal echoes an uproar 30 years ago when the Reagan administration proposed saving money on the school lunch program by making a serving of ketchup a vegetable instead of a condiment.
(Catch Kilfoyle's neat wordplay on topspin, the forward rotation of a tennis ball that makes a serve difficult to return).
Two make a moderate serving, but you may need three or four for heartier appetites.
But rice noodles stretch farther than wheat-based pasta: two ounces really will make a substantial serving.
These operators have developed new business models and industry structures that enable them to make a profit serving low-spending customers that Western firms would not bother with.
Likewise you can use the same method to make smaller amounts - just use a third or quarter cup to make a single serving.
If you want to make a large serving of gravy and do not have enough fat from the drippings, you can use butter to make up the difference.
Serving at 4 5, 30 30, Halep knew she had to make a first serve.
