"It means if there is a problem in Kosovo which brews up next week, " he said, " it won't take a month to organize the dispatch of forces there, and the armed forces will have the capability to put people in the field ."
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In the present day, as Mother unleashes a new hypnotic signal to take control of the world's children, the Bat-Family abduct Scarecrow to brew up a new batch of his trauma toxin after determining that it nullifies the controlling influence of Mother's signal until they can shut down her main base.
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Folks arrived early in the morning and set up tables where they'd trade chile peppers ( " I'll give you two gut-busters for that eyeball-popper " ) then brew up a batch of their own blends and sell it for a nickel a cup and everybody lived happily ever after.
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Asked what someone who might like to brew up a beer dinner at home should consider, Oliver's counsel is enthusiastically straightforward . " My advice would be to cook your favorite dishes and then match the beers to them, " he says . " Look for harmonies between the flavor of the food and the flavor of the beer ."
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The cast also features Hal Holbrook, as professionally avuncular as ever as Lyssa's father, Alan Hughes, a Republican senator; Penny Fuller as his addled socialite wife, and, enjoyably, Cotter Smith as the television reporter who discovers the trivial sin ( Lyssa forgot to answer a jury summons ) that will brew up a media scandal of Zoe Baird proportions.
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The premise of " Tricky Business " is simple : Take a cast of off-the-wall characters from South Florida, put them on a gambling ship in the Atlantic, brew up a tropical storm, a drug deal, a couple of escapees from a nursing home, an undercover Coast Guard investigator, a semi-lousy lounge rock band and sail them into chaos.
