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Milk jugs also pose a hazard, as many pesticides have a "milky-white" appearance, she adds.
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She made a gallon of lemonade in the milky-white pitcher and waited for Kit to come home.
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It was just like old times, and there was just enough little girl left in me to be thrilled by the touch of the milky-white pearls, so smooth and silky in my hands.
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But beneath his milky-white skin, his muscles were taut, corded, rippling.
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After having a stroke, a 64-year-old woman reports that she now has a "pale, milky-white and translucent third arm" that she can use to scratch itchy parts of her body.
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Loud, terrifying cracks rang through his head as he watched the lake ice, which was beautiful and milky-white, but undoubtedly thin.
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Or for the same price try the milky-white Seasonal Sangria, which substitutes a sauvignon blanc for the traditional red.
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In Moscow, peat smoke has delayed flights at airports, shrouded Red Square and other landmarks in a milky-white haze and seeped into homes and offices, slowing economic activity and jeopardizing the health of millions.
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ROME (AP) -- Italian police confiscated some 70,000 balls of mozzarella in Turin after consumers noticed the milky-white cheese quickly developed a bluish tint when the ...
Blue Mozzarella Investigated In Italy: Police Seize 70,000 Cheese Balls In Turin
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ROME (AP) -- Italian police confiscated some 70,000 balls of mozzarella in Turin after consumers noticed the milky-white cheese quickly developed a bluish tint when the package was opened, authorities said Saturday.
Blue Mozzarella Investigated In Italy: Police Seize 70,000 Cheese Balls In Turin
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February 17, 2011