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I. C. E. issued a public statement saying we had not called them. It was the union cooking that up, as they cooked up many other things.

He explained it was available as a special item on the menu, to be cooked up in soup.

That would probably have been tolerable if the decisions cooked up in those conference rooms weren't so disastrous.

The same attack was being cooked up against Hague: that he might have employed someone he loved.

It still baffles me that investors are so willing to buy complex 'synthetic' products that the banks have cooked up in the back room.

When that failed to get her back on her feet, her supervisor cooked up an excuse to send her home for a conference.

John Snow went to the other extreme and functioned as a travelling salesman for policies cooked up in the White House.

A few responses have expressed that maybe this is a controversy that we have cooked up to get publicity for the film.

He strenuously denies that he was the man in the film and says his political foes have cooked up yet another smear campaign.

Drama: Qian Ye Hong is a beautiful young woman more than 30 years of age, as often see teeth, and young dentists Liu Jun cooked up.

British potato varieties of fine, high starch content, so after eating cooked up a very waxy, of course, to cook delicious.

Energy resources to meet a familiar one, many cooked up to three years.

I cooked up a story about helping a sick classmate and taking him to the hospital.

Now that they are almost here, be out and about, enjoying every minute of what the universe has cooked up for you!

To prove that the audience would accept them as a couple, Lucy and Desi cooked up a vaudeville act and took it on tour.

Mr Mittal and his son, Aditya, had cooked up the deal two days before Christmas 2005, during their annual skiing holiday in St Moritz.

They cooked up phantom trading records, client confirmations and account statements to corroborate the fictitious investment strategy.

Nike engineers started to brainstorm. They cooked up various demos, even sketching a shoe with an embedded iPod.

Through the years, evolution has cooked up some pretty remarkable adaptations. The finch's beak, the giraffe's neck and sprinter's toes.

Such work sparked to life in 1953, when two researchers cooked up a "primordial soup" of amino acids.

Many of the command line recipes shown previously in this series and others that you've likely cooked up have this sentence structure.

We needed two thousand more for a real estate deal we had cooked up.

IT IS nearly 25 years since The Economist cooked up the Big Mac index.

My mum cooked up the two side by side a couple of years ago. That's when I learnt to appreciate the difference.

These students cooked up a Chrismas exhibition made entirely of potatoes.

German and French officials deny that a smaller eurozone is being quietly cooked up as a result of the debt crisis.

Smaller firms argue that as boutiques, they aren't tied to complex products cooked up by in-house investment-banking divisions.

However, since no refrigerator exists, the entire animal is cooked up and eaten in one sitting.

She cooked up an omelette and chips when he arrived unexpectedly.

Japanese bakery has cooked up this creation, showcasing pandas and the Olympic rings just ahead of Friday's ceremony.

Yet in Europe the mess has been cooked up closer to home, in east European countries, many of them now members of the European Union.

Many parts of the report are cooked up based on distorted and exaggerated matters.

While fishing in the ocean I gathered such a feast; rockscale cod and slitherskin mackerel were plentiful and they cooked up just fine.

I this person be kind, he often when his translation, gradually cooked up, he also started to tell me some what he know the secret.

They allegedly cooked up coup plans, including the bombing of mosques and murder of Christians.

He's cooked up this machine that will give mutations to humans -- and therefore a better understanding of mutants, and ergo , no war.

The story he cooked up when he was cornered didn't correspond to the facts and accordingly didn't carry much conviction.

We've cooked up some delicious healthy meals for less than $10.

I really think Shirley cooked up that story about seeing a famous movie star on the subway.

Mr Winter and Mr Ball (who after "Six Feet Under" cooked up "True Blood" ) are veterans.

They look for drugs, typically synthetic or semi-synthetic molecules cooked up by humans, that can block the target process.

He cooked up a story to explain the broken window.

"Home Alone" (1990) is a tale of primal terror and fantastic derring-do that could have been cooked up by its 8-year-old hero.

Here's one I cooked up earlier, 2000 years earlier. To serve it you put it in between two pieces of bread.

The Chinese Government and people have fought more unremittingly after Lee Teng-hui cooked up his "two states" theory.

Eg: I've cooked up a cool plan that might just work!

Nothing like making people in detox read stories cooked up by a bunch of drunks .

The absentee cooked up some excuse about being ill .

As for the story he has just cooked up, I think only a fool will believe it.

We will show them how vampires are really well-cooked up. We have killed these guys for six years.

The final deal, which was cooked up last week, bears the unmistakable flavour of a political fudge.

Again this could just be some viral nonsense somebody cooked up after the Aperture Science email went out.

They cooked up a scheme to get people to donate money to their phony company.

The wine stewed and the meat cooked up.

Bondholders smell an unsavoury deal cooked up between the UAW and Barack Obama, who had the union's support in last year's election.

In order not to go to class this morning, Mary cooked up an excuse about being ill.