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“It transforms cellared vegetables and stale bread into something absolutely magical,” she said.

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Often, the Fed minutes—released with a three-week lag—can be stale because intervening economic data releases have shed new light on the outlook in ways that resolve divisions over the appropriate path for policy.

Despite complaints online saying the donuts are dry, my batch was anything but dry or stale.

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Though genre dominates television production almost to the point of saturation, it may, of course, be done poorly or well, may be obvious or subtle, stale or fresh.

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Her attorney, Abbe Lowell, dismissed the referral as “three pages of stale, threadbare allegations.”

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