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A taste for chilies has no deep meaning, no evolutionary value. It's just a taste for chilies.

We wanted him to go up and get a taste for what it is like at a top club like Liverpool then come back and get his head down again.

And she took such a taste for this solitary rambling that she often contrived to remain out from breakfast till tea.

If this were even possible, it would require a muscular style of leadership he appears, so far, to have no taste for.

And Congress seems to have little taste for it as well.

said the dairyman, who held in his left hand a wooden slice on which a lump of butter was stuck. 'Yes - taste for yourself!

With the introduction of the tomato and a bit of culinary innovation, Heinz capitalized on the public's taste for sweets and made a fortune.

The next time Americans make a joke about the Europeans and their taste for la dolce vita, they ought to take a look a bit closer to home.

Then go back and get properly stuck in: to your favourite dish if you have no taste for variety, otherwise to your favourite two or three.

Obie: I never had a taste for this sort of thing, but I must admit, I'm deeply enjoying the suit.

Few of us, certainly, have so little taste for tidiness as not to be offended by an ontology of this kind.

They condemned him for creating vulgar theatricality and pandering to the contemporary taste for it.

Joe Levy, deputy editor of Rolling Stone magazine, said this indicated "a little bit of taste for hard core and honky-tonk. "

As an undergraduate with a strong taste for the outdoors, he had determined to write the story of early French activity in Canada.

Called Britain's Iron Lady, Margaret Thatcher was a woman with high standards, a short temper and a taste for whiskey.

Could China's taste for a fine Claret or a chilled Riesling be emptying the wine cellars of the western world?

Korean taco might be a new taste for a lot of her diners.

In a final test, researchers wanted to see if the super-stressed mice would give up their taste for sugar water.

But they should not allow their new-found appreciation of big companies to degenerate into a taste for picking national champions.

"I am a rather busy man, Mr. Gibson, " said he, "and I have no time or taste for aimless conversations. I wish you good morning"

The children became used to their healthy diet and lost their taste for junk-food.

The West may toast birthdays and weddings with Champagne, but China still hasn't found a taste for the bubbly, a new study finds.

An interest in foreign languages, like an interest in stamps, accorded with my taste for geography.

Despite his taste for international cuisine, his connections with Chinese colleagues and friends have been the lifeblood of his business.

Although he grew up in the country, he's always had a taste for the bright lights.

She had the quickest fancy, a gift like her brother's, for the tune of words. Like him, she had a taste for the theatre.

The hotel itself was a haunting ground for surrealist painters and writers and it still has a bohemian soul and a taste for fine things .

For investors with a taste for luxury, Ferragamo might be the more discerning choice.

enriched fluid, the rats did seem to develop a taste for it and kept drinking it, even after the vitamins were switched to the clear water.

Anecdotal evidence also points to a strong Chinese taste for sports equipment and furniture .

China, where the taste for luxury goods has driven sales for countless high-end labels, is one of Louis Vuitton's key growth markets.

His taste for the profane was exhibited in a few libidinous portraits of young boys, and it is generally assumed that he was a homosexual.

This can be switched on a few minutes before you climb in, but the price will doubtless still leave a bitter taste for most.

As Ctrip rides - and helps drive - China's growing taste for travel, one might expect the company to capitalize on opportunities abroad.

For the moment, Spaniards remember their own recent experience of emigration; they show no taste for big rows about immigration.

I don't know much about wine, and I cannot afford to satisfy his taste for fancy vintages.

Unless he made them 30 feet tall. With a taste for human blood.

Britney Spears has never been shy about her love for junk food and engages in all kinds of behaviour to counteract her taste for Taco Bell.

For two years she ran his small business making clothes for the C&A department store and got a "taste for money" .

It has private businesses, a free market of sorts and a great taste for consumption.

If my taste for living fades, my photos pale, because taking pictures is savouring life intensively, every hundredth of a second.

He had no taste for shame, tack or pretension, and his credo as a professional soldier was unified and concise.

But if readers take their misery literature with a pinch of salt, that surely makes our taste for it even more baffling.

Unfortunately I can't make all the tasty stuff be completely healthy for you. But I can show you how to develop a taste for healthy food.

Make haste, I feel your heartbeat with new taste for speed, out on the street.

Whatever your interest or taste for fun, chances are there's a theme park created with you in mind.

From my early years I had a taste for acting, and firmly believed that I had a special aptitude for it.

Even after four decades, it retains an ambiguous character, enough to satisfy the French taste for polemic and debate.

The devotion of his son and daughter to loud rock music clashed with his taste for quiet classical music, or even silence, so Mr.

After the bloodletting the elites and populace of Europe had little taste for war, and the Age of Metternich commenced.

We've found many stakeholders to have quite unpredictable taste for which colors should be used in the interface.

In fact, many American presidents of the late eighteen hundreds did not have this taste for empire.

Precocious youngsters with a taste for laboratorynotebooks spend years building experiments to compete for college scholarships.

A nemesis can be useful: without the Joker, Batman is a rich nutcase with a taste for spandex.

It appeared that she had a taste for music.

Far from telling us anything about doodling, it tells us the French have a babyish approach to work and a taste for arty whimsy.

She has lost her taste for the spicy food of her hometown and prefers the milder flavors of southern Chinese cooking.

This might mean developing a taste for raw fish or hot spices, but in the long run it will be cheaper and easier (and maybe even healthier)!

Upon their arrival, they found that the indigenous people had a pronounced taste for culture, music, and fiestas .

Although I come from the land of amazing techno, I didn't fully develop a taste for it until I moved to the San Francisco Bay Area.

Picasso returned to a taste for bright colors and vitality in his paintings.

Economists still share a taste for the Greek alphabet: they like to provide formal, algebraic accounts of the behaviour they explain.

Oh! He has a fine bass voice, and an excellent taste for music.

Thus I do not mean to decry a fashion, but to underscore the motive behind the contemporary taste for the extreme in art and thought.

You've given me a taste for life. I wanna be happy. Sleep in a bed, have roots.

After more than two hours in the chocolate, does he still have a taste for it? "Not so much anymore, " Garcia said.

A taste for cheerleading has been reinforced by the rise of a multi-million-dollar management-theory industry.

Hungry to satisfy his taste for torturing boys, Crowe uses Danielle like a pawn to resurrect his ghastly "Panic Chair. "

Negroes gave to America jazz and a taste for gaudy clothes , while Indians contributed smoking and the crew -cut .

The Chilean dictator combined ruthless repression with a taste for free markets and monetarism.

I'm a coyote and I got a taste for your lovin'

Better plumbing, a taste for innovation, and a mission to civilise immigrants all played a part.

I am sort of getting a taste for this war business, how about you?

They scorned his tendency to spend cabinet meetings sorting jelly beans into different colours, and his taste for flaky anecdotes.

Neophytes and professionals could gather in a friendly atmosphere to share their taste for effort and self improvement.

Plus, the worldwide explosion in the popularity of sushi means that even people who never liked fish before have developed a taste for it.

Lady Russell had little taste for wit, and of anything approaching to imprudence a horror.

As a former mayor of Neuilly, a swanky Paris suburb favored by celebrities, Mr. Sarkozy's taste for showbiz friends was nothing new.

Mosquitofish, freshwater fish with a taste for mosquito larvae, are highly social.

Often eccentric, Mr Jobs developed obsessive dietary habits in his early 20s, along with a taste for Bob Dylan, LSD and Zen.

One, a taste for military adventurism on its "eastern front" against giant India, which has undermined security, not enhanced it.

Steven: But I don't even understand a single work of his. Does that mean I don't have a taste for art?

Investors have certainly acquired more of a taste for commodities over the past few years.

Dutch baby-boomers have (until recently) enjoyed ever higher incomes, while retaining their taste for protesting and being experimental.

My oh my, how my blood boils, it's sweet taste for you, strips me down bare and gets me into my favourite mood.

A gallant British officer helped the royals escape from Austria, a turbulent and shrunken republic with no taste for the finery of the past.

Perversely, the taste for quality creates problems of its own.

you have little taste for my diversions now: or else, if I could amuse you, I'd willingly stay.

Beautiful to behold - LORELEY, the bottle seal for those with a taste for fine wine and culture.

A summer job developing railway signalling systems had given him a taste for working in the real world.

Familiar with editing and special effect production process. Above one-year's experience in post-synchronization; have taste for music.

The acquisition also exemplifies Mr. Buffett's taste for solidly profitable companies that aren't dependent on cutting-edge technology.

Yet the shy country boy also harboured a vindictive streak and a taste for revenge.

Lapine has a taste "for the avant-garde and for visually oriented theater in particular. "

Highly recommended to lovers of statuesque business women with a taste for kink.

The most disturbing trend may be an increased taste for arbitrary expropriation .

Later owners injected their taste for modern design in the kitchen and bathroom and custom light fixtures and closets.

this Holland gin has a musty acrid flavour and the taste for it must be acquired.

a taste for littleness in terms of aesthetic orientation.

meanwhile , china has long been seen as a magnet for wildlife smuggling because of its traditional medicines and taste for exotic animals.

a nice dressing involves not only a good taste for matching up colors and fashion styles but more often than not, good-looking clothes.

I've rather grown out of my taste for the bizarre.

While I may have cut out the cigarettes, my taste for wine has not diminished.

Encouraged by her first coach, Ezio Triccoli, the young Italian quickly developed a taste for the sport, and specialised in the foil.

In the Inferno realm, they often as pets for the high-caste of devils, where their taste for fresh blood and flesh is much appreciated.

But when you get that taste for scoring goals that reinforces your belief and that is what I believe has changed.

And this entire industry sprang from that taste for agate bowls and ornaments during the Renaissance!

Do we want to know about the feelings of a middle-class woman with a taste for vice?

There our pianist's play will soothe your weary mind and stimulate your appetite, and your taste for our ample choice of very special wines.

But apart from local rice wine and beer, a taste for fine wine is building slowly, and both customers and investors are answering the call.

Although it didn't change my personal taste for black sports cars, I no longer speed especially on the highways during winter months.

The first Green chancellor will no doubt have a taste for paradox.

Part of the reason is the country's taste for prestigious 'big science' projects, say researchers.

They included a taste for the Machiavellian in the exercise of power that undermined the DPJ 's formal governance.

Played a mean harmonica as a younger man. Lost my taste for it. Didn't make much sense on the inside.

As an economic boom propels more people in India into the ranks of the wealthy, they are acquiring a taste for the good life.

Decorate the lamp to your own taste; for electric safety reasons, only use dry objects.

I adore Rome, and I have always had a great taste for archaeology.

Perhaps the biggest risk to the regime's stability comes from the black markets and the taste for freedoms and better living they bring.

And I think also "Lost" plays to our taste for mysteries and puzzles in a really good way.

"What a pity it is, Elinor, " said Marianne, "that Edward should have no taste for drawing. "

China's burgeoning taste for the good life is about to find a new outlet with the launch of the nation's first wine investment fund.

In one largely unexpected effect of the crisis, investors have developed a taste for emerging-market debt.

He had a special taste for the flavour of French literature.

As Vronsky had from a child a taste for painting, and as, not knowing what to spend his money on, he had begun collecting engravings .

That required a shift in the Kremlin's historical discourse and its taste for Stalin.

They had a taste for randomness and complexity, for jagged edges and sudden leaps.

You're a "Easy rider" You're an adventurous soul with a taste for the good life.

"One thing we know about the Herto people, they had a taste for meat, especially hippos, " White said, brushing some sand off a hippo skull.

You will truly enjoy Ascension to the full, but for now, the energies are giving you a pre-taste for it.

Other A-list Manhattan decorators catering to their clients' taste for canine chic include Charlotte Moss and Bunny Williams.

Twenty years ago theorists feared that the newly emerging democracies might lack a taste for capitalism.

Officials from all of Spain's big parties are being investigated for corruption, but the PP cases reveal a taste for ostentatious luxury.

Van Gogh developed a taste for personalized brushwork and brilliant, unmixed colours.

What hasn't yet made it to Yunnan is the taste for coffee. 'Most of us still like tea better, ' Liu says.

One is sentimentality; the archetypical American child is Huckleberry Finn, who had little taste for formal education.

It sent oil down sharply and the dollar up, raising Americans' purchasing power and their taste for imports and oil.

As a child's IQ rises, his taste for meat in adulthood declines, a new study suggests.

Or people who drink may consume less sugar, their taste for alcohol replacing their "drive for sweetness. "

Beside the obvious differences (horns, a taste for hay), there is a major psychological contrast: Goats are masters of single-minded focus.

If you ask me, where humans go wrong is with their lack of patience. That, and their recent acquired taste for instant gratification.

Children's extensive access to various refined works promises to enhance their taste for life.

A study of the distinctive taste for decoration based on Chinese design.

He knew his troops had a taste for conquest and they would quickly grow hungry for more.

This taste for Huck and that a group of children always dream to do something big: do robbers as heroes.

Visits to galleries help develop children's taste for arts and enrich their spiritual life.

Even the fishermen's quay has been quick to respond to the delicate Chinese taste for live seafood.

Sweetness is the most common taste for food. Sensory sweetness intensity always lied on panelist sensory evaluation in the past.

Some critics of Thai lakorn -- or dramas -- say they have created a taste for simplistic, hyped story lines.

But do they all really share identical taste for, say, Brad Pitt, or that cute guy in physics class?

It appeared that he had an unusual taste for music.

This suited her very well as she had no taste for idleness.

Fed officials who enthusiastically backed QE have little taste for more.

the archetypical American child is Huckleberry Finn, who had little taste for formal education.

The press will tire of writing stories about Ms Pelosi's dress sense and her taste for chunky pearls.

since she came back from New York as a model, Gabrielle has improved her taste for food and rich man.

These few anti-patterns give you a taste for what can go wrong if you apply good ideas the wrong way.

Salt to taste for food, heavy and taste for its distinctive features of abundance.

You can then buy fresh, organic produce from Thadani's garden and taste for yourself just how flavorful locally-grown food is.

The circus impresario's taste for spectacle paved the way for blockbuster movies and reality TV.

Isaac, who had a taste for wild game, loved Esau, but Rebekah loved Jacob.

Durians are really an acquired taste for people who are not brought up eating this sweet, pungent-smelling fruit.

Develop his love for theatre. E. G. Develop a taste for opera; develop a friendship.

Chinese consumers have developed a taste for whiskey brands.

Americans have recently acquired a taste for gourmet coffee.

I put the powder in their milk every morning. It mixes extremely well and leaves no taste for them to complain about.

If they had measured me by my taste for Red Man, I might still be wandering the back roads of Marion County.

The first Celts came from the Hallstat region of Austria, where the salt mines are, and they spread a taste for salted pork and lamb.

Once the royal family gets a taste for the bonus culture it will want to shrug off such unfair constraints on trade.

Reading such silly stories will pervert your taste for good books.

Critics outside the country say the research program is simply a front for continuing to satisfy Japan's taste for whale meat.

Unlike the masses, intellectuals have a taste for rationality and an interest in facts.

Men's growing taste for pampering prompted Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel to launch H2O The Male Spa.

Good at keeping the original taste one particular taste for one dish.

Investors seek the safety of bonds and lose their taste for equities.

As Charles Baudelaire said, "Nature, whether in cookery or in love, rarely gives us a taste for what is bad for us. "

The problem is when managers mistake simple taste for real values.

Let's hope for Egypt's sake that the Whole Foods set doesn't develop a taste for koshary anytime soon.

"In Milan there is currently a taste for dark brown shoes worn with dark blue or black trousers, " he continues.

Pottery Cup: texture rich, deep baking and the taste for strong coffee.

It appears that he had a taste for music.

On a personal level, I have little taste for seeing hordes of bankers heading for jail, or facing massive fines.

This taste for you, for she has a fate.

Experiments on rats suggest that a taste for junk food can be acquired in the womb.

I will even try out my cooking skills on you, so you'll obviously need a taste for the unusual ! ! !

years later, I have no taste for all foods except for native dishes.

You may develop an early taste for art, music and literature.

Acquire a good knowledge of English, a taste for brandy, a reputation for dishonesty.

They are confident that the Chinese and others, having developed a taste for malt in particular, will come back to it.

When my taste for Burgess became known, I was regaled with books by others in the same vein: Howard R. Garis, Arthur Scott Bailey.

This one is harder to approach. It is something you keep chewing on and taste for a long time.

But by the 1920s, car buyers were developing a taste for different colors and models. Ford wouldn't budge.

China developed a taste for getting respect.

Yet their presence fits Mr Goyal's taste for networking.

But it does share the giant panda's taste for bamboo.

No need to worry. In about two minutes you'll be satisfying your taste for revenge.

Once they develop a taste for bacon and beer, you can't keep them away.

Besides being not-bashful about music and storytelling, mom and I have a similar taste for head wear.

A luxury lifestyle is important to Leo who has a taste for the finer things in life.

Once you've developed a taste for them, you can move on to hot spicy chicken's feet, although I didn't try these until later.

As girls grow older, their taste for pink changes.

Some might even develop a taste for French cheese.

Your taste for salt is acquired, so you can learn to enjoy less.

Her wit and taste for fashion design are innate .

A taste for poetry runs in his blood.

W. I. Thomas, an early-20th-century American sociologist, argued that a taste for risk is essential to human development.

He developed a taste for opera because of his father.

Then in 1909 the taste for bold, clashing colors returned when the Ballets Russes brought Orientalism to the West.

by chemists and persons who have a taste for chemistry , " said monte cristo carelessly" .

Sze celebration, to date, and laid NaiJiu NaiShi taste for maximum etiquette, with good wishes.

An informal poll of women I know reveals a taste for men who are mad, bad and dangerous to know.

It is as pretty an amusement, as dancing or skating, or fencing, after they have once acquired a taste for them.

A knowledge or love of or taste for fine objects of art.

above: I have a taste for yellow, gold color which feel pleasant and warm and are a good combination with the grey.

Now, she's got a taste for blood.

Some saw McDonald's taste for art coming long ago.

Gordon Styles has a taste for adventure.

Her film career has been inconsistent, but her taste for controversy hasn't.

To plastinate a mature sperm whale, known to have a taste for giant squid.

In the past, some doctors have argued that fat people have a taste for high calorie foods. But the new study challenges that view.

The couple has a taste for foreign travel.

My wife has a taste for expensive perfume.

There is a kind of friendship is light, but the light to almost no taste for friendship is intoxicating.

I am glad we are of a like mind, for I plan to build my estate here, as I have a taste for the view of the sea.

Where i first got my taste for single malt.

You'll develop a taste for the kind of writing you like and dislike.

That trip gave me a taste for foreign travel.

Whether you have a taste for a luxury model or a simple fuel-efficient one, the good news is that you have plenty of options.

Ve never acquired a taste for wine.

China Losing Taste for Debt From U. S.

He has a good taste for those famous paintings.

Once a furry inmate acquires a taste for human flesh, the theory went, it can never be trusted again.

Taste for bamboo, a poem to express his and all Jiamiao.

He shows good taste for music.

develop a taste for opera.

taste for the high life.

The birds have a taste for sunseeds and also pick on corn kernels from the cobs, often ruining them.

The semi-finals will have a special taste for me.

Pepsi's got your taste for life!

If Germans are developing a taste for Green cuisine, it is partly because the other options look unappetising.

She has an expensive taste for clothes.

She has developed a taste for Chinese art.

If they have a good taste for fashion, pet owners can dress their pets in. . .

People in this affluent city have a taste for rare - and expensive - delicacies.

Thank you, madam. You really have a good taste for art.

She has developed a taste for modern art.

I have no taste for fame.

Does man have an innate taste for war?

Yet, he adds, it will have big consequences if the Lib Dems develop a taste for playing the "nice" party in the coalition.

She has such good taste for clothes.