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Finally, despite all his documented globe-trotting, Friedman comes back home convinced of the notion that "green is the new red, white, and blue" -- one more cloying, annoying phrase spooned up on the Fourth of July -- and the unshakeable if jingoistic conviction that America has to lead the way or it's curtains in a flat world that's going to eat us for lunch.

Michael Conniff: Con Games: Code Friedman 2008

"It was a time when I was extremely unhappy," he begins, each word spooned out slowly.

Slate Articles David Pilling 2011

Spoonbread I believe was made using corn flour vs. corn meal and was baked in a bowl and "spooned" out.

Pinto beans, three ways | Homesick Texan Homesick Texan 2008

Old Jerry had "spooned" up close to old Tom and his bodily heat was grateful.

The Winds of Chance Rex Ellingwood Beach 1913

Mr. Crockett, a youth at the time, had "spooned" the

The Little Lady of the Big House Jack London 1896

Two days later John Gordon was to arrive at the Parsonage, and Mary's period of being "spooned" was to be commenced, -- according to Mr Blake's phraseology.

An Old Man's Love Anthony Trollope 1848

When you have spooned enough in and whisked enough that it is warm, dump it into the pan and whisk it all together.

Archive 2009-08-01 Laura 2009

When you have spooned enough in and whisked enough that it is warm, dump it into the pan and whisk it all together.

The Curse Of The Food Blogger: Lemon-Dijon Sauce Laura 2009

Serve with salsa spooned on top, and a garnish of crema.

The Mexican kitchen: a taste for all seasons 2009

Alexander was still a moment, then he eased down and spooned up against her.

Crimson Wind Diana Pharaoh Francis 2011