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• Meanwhile, a growing selection of new nonalcoholic ingredients offer unprecedented freedom for those who want to be able to craft a complex, thoughtful drink or recreate the sensation of a classic cocktail sans the liquor.

• She found that those distances almost perfectly recreated the IAT’s results.

• Backcountry Safety Pledge It's as simple as knowing before you go, recreating responsibly, and caring for the places you explore.

• The difficulty instead came from painstakingly recreating the exact positions of hallways and rooms.

• The researchers decided to try and recreate this capability by using similar high-level concepts learned by an AI to help it quickly learn previously unseen categories of images.

• Ultimately, Gow says, the brothers failed in their efforts to recreate the Auroch.

• As she discussed her understanding of the voting rights campaign and how she planned to recreate it, I grew more relieved.

• “I wanted to recreate the sense of all of these things happening simultaneously on all of these fronts,” Smith said.

• Game online if you want to live—or if you want to recreate scenes from your favorite movies.

• And I really like the challenge of having to sustain and recreate the story each night.

• He had scarcely known what play was, and he did not know how to recreate himself.

• He could not travel abroad; he could not recreate his mind by pleasure.

• There is no particular need of our trying to recreate the picture of it as it was before the war began.

• The only method he took to unbend and recreate himself, was to go from one work to another.