Indeed, everyone assumed that the public " bimbo eruptions " were just part of a much gamier story.
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"We've been known to cook a goose or something heavier and gamier than turkey, " Shafer said.
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Gamier must be regarded as the greatest French tragic poet of the Renaissance and the precursor of the baroque theater of the 17th century.
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Sources for the conservative attitude can be traced to the Protestant faiths that predominate across the South, the Calvinist denominations as well as the gamier evangelical congregations.
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Another specialty is stewed abbacchio, or lamb, sweet and mild in spring, gamier in winter, served with a salad of delectably crunchy greens called puntarelle.
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As with all Imax films, some of the gamier elements of the drama are passed by, but for a children's audience, that's permissible.
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Served raw, sliced paper-thin for carpaccio, the American beef had a somewhat deeper color, was a bit more marbled with fat and had a richer, slightly gamier flavor.
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The flavor can also vary seasonally with changes in available forage, often leaving wild turkey meat with a gamier flavor in late summer due to the greater number of insects in its diet over the preceding months.
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She had a complement of 25 men, under the command of Michael Pierre Gamier, but only 15 or 18 were on board . " Linnet " sent " Foudroyant " into Portsmouth.
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Selle de chevreuil, or saddle of venison, in a creamy grand veneur sauce is gamier than the farm-raised American version, while the meat of the perdreau, or partridge, is wonderfully flavored underneath its brittle skin.
