In one e-mail two days after the alleged attack, Litman has said, the woman described the incident as " overpoweringly delicious and at the same time quite nauseating ."
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The 19th century, from which this work dates, is one of the grand moments of Ottoman calligraphy, and a time when decorative illumination of books and plaques could be almost overpoweringly lavish.
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For much of the play MacLachlan merely has to act as straight man to this motormouthed sociopath, but in the closing moments he reveals a depth of guilt and pain that is overpoweringly moving,
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But with the starting rotation already full and Dwight Gooden moving closer to a return, the Yankees could at least temporarily put Irabu in the setup relief role that Mariano Rivera filled so overpoweringly last season.
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But Yugoslavia's army maintained its defiant tone, claiming it inflicted " substantial damage " against an " overpoweringly stronger enemy " that attacked 40 targets on the second night of its campaign.
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I experimented with about every common herb I could lay my hands on, and while a few were unsuccessful _ parsley became somewhat muddy, and thyme overpoweringly strong _ I preferred rosemary, tarragon, dill and chervil.
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The result is a gorgeous candied orange, still slightly sour, not at all bitter ( one eats the peel ), not overpoweringly sweet, and the perfect complement, both visually and gastronomically, to the chocolate caramel.
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Ojdanic maintained that more than four weeks into the NATO campaign, the Yugoslav army, faced with an overpoweringly stronger enemy, has managed to save lives, preserve its material reserves and military technology through adequate strategies and tactics.
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Her " Observer " colleague Philip Hensher was more blunt, conceding that the novel was " very readable " but " ultimately it seems like a slick, overpoweringly saccharine and unfeeling exercise in sentiment and whimsy ".
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Burroughs best sums my state, saying something about rotten eggs or rotting cheese, the taste is so overpoweringly delicious, and at the same time, quite nauseating, so that one will eat and puke and eat and puke until collapsing from exhaustion.
