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Pig blood has a firmer texture and a more neutral taste -- it's comparable to tofu in both regards.

Neuroscience tries to get a firmer grip on how the brain works, and what goes wrong when it doesn't.

That should put our discussion, and the warmup performance of tracing JITs, on a firmer basis.

Sticking with the promotion-of-progress language gives you a much firmer frame for your arguments.

But fighting non-profits would be a social win and is on firmer logical ground.

It will take longer to boil, but they may end up a little firmer.

And yes, the eggs are healthier, firmer, and last longer (not refrigerated) and vary depending on what the chickens have foraged that day.

But it does help myself get a firmer grasp of what I may or may not know.

I actually think he has a much firmer idea of what bigotry is than you do.

Does anyone have some firmer references for their process and its limitations?

While i think you make an interesting if often neglected point about chickens and eggs, chicken coops have a much firmer chronology and use.

Go, Clojure and Elixir are younger and have learned from previous languages, their tooling is not as extensive but they're starting on firmer ground.

Also: "my fiancé was the first to notice that my buns had gotten firmer" - I think this requires an independent third-party check.

After explaining that in a neat "to feed somewhere between 10 and 1,000 people" metaphor, he then relates how they discussed it for a while, he realized there would be no firmer figure for some time, and then they all forged ahead.

Paradoxically, educators who would steer students toward cognitively rich work might do this best by rehabilitating the manual trades, based on a firmer grasp of what such work is really like." On the office environment: "Either you can bend conduit or you can’t, and this is plain.