It explained Jerry Seinfeld's comedic formula of pointing out the outrageous things (violation) in everyday life (benign), and Sarah Silverman's hilarious habit of rendering off-color topics (violation) harmless (benign) in her standup routines.
The requirement rendered off limits most objects on the market.
In summer I generally stick to the breasts, which don't need hours in the oven and are the leanest part, if you render off the creamy layer of fat.
This has rendered off limits an especially coveted set of documents known as Brennan's case histories, in which he and his clerks reviewed the behind-the-scenes strategizing that produced each session's most important decisions, such as Roe v. Wade, in 1973.
In the former camp is duck breast, its fat rendered off, flesh tender and juicy, skin crisp, the sauce a riff on murgh makhani (butter chicken) and ripe with slow-cooked tomato, butter, cream and garam masala, with a backnote of heat from chilli and ginger.
(Remember, for instance, that while Washington was pouring billions of dollars into the American-equipped Egypthen Army and the AmericAmerican-trainedian officer corps, Bush administration officials were delighted to enlist the Mubarak regime as War on Terror warriors, using Egypt's jails as places to torture terror suspects rendered off any streets anywhere).
Although a little fat is fine and will probably render off during the cooking process, eating a chewy hunk of fat when you're expecting a tender morsel of meat is not the most pleasant experience.
Whereas Pinchot supported the sustainable use of resources within national forests, Muir believed that national parks and forests should be preserved in their entirety, meaning that their resources should be rendered off-limits to industrial interests.
Hackers and cybercriminals today have developed new skills that could soon render off-the-shelf security systems obsolete.
Going by such names as "constitutional" or "contract" trusts, they were supposedly rendered off-limits to the Internal Revenue Service by some provision of the Constitution.
