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Rub the cooling rack with a tiny amount of flavourless oil so that the ginger doesn't stick.
Simmer a few moments more, then jack the sauce with a tiny amount of balsamic or good-quality aged red wine vinegar.
He decided to sedate the squirrels, injecting each with a tiny amount of what rehabilitators call "pre-mix": a combination of the drugs ketamine and xylazine.
Once kick-started with a tiny amount of enriched uranium, it would run for decades on non-enriched, depleted uranium, a widely available material.
The study on LOC (lab on a chip), which is one of the μ-TAS and has the functions of mixing and analyzing with a tiny amount of sample and reagent on one chip, is actively progressed.
Initial pH values of solutions in which anionic PSt particles were formed were adjusted between neutral pH and 8.9 with a tiny amount of strong base such as NaOH to constitute a low-impurity polymerization system.
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The criticism of Mr. Romney's years at Bain were leveled a couple of weeks ago with just a tiny amount of advertising.
Turn down the oven to 190C/375F/gas mark 5. Dust a work surface with only a tiny amount of flour, then roll the pastry into a circle 31cm in diameter and 3mm thick.
At times, Two Years At Sea almost slows to the stillness of a photograph, with just a tiny amount of motion in a static image to let you know time is passing – some socks blowing on a washing line, or a cloud drifting across a woodland landscape.
A near-perfect shape, with just a tiny amount of 'pillowing' (panel distortion) in a couple of places.
She thinks that a small spacecraft with only a tiny amount of fuel could use such a program "to make its way to other planets and roam the solar system for decades," riding the gravitational pull of the planets like a boat sailing winds and currents.
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