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• For a few decades he foisted a recipe for something called Thompson Turkey on an unsuspecting public.
• It seems visiting British brewers had dropped off a recipe for something they called Old Dog Ale.
• "The newspaper wouldn't print a recipe for something that doesn't exist ."
• It's your child, calling from afar for a recipe for something you never even noticed he noticed.
• The past history of this city, the heat and all the media coverage is a recipe for something bad to happen.
• Bragging rights : And since we're already on board the calorie train, here's a recipe for something else sinful.
• Can anyone supply a recipe for something cake-like that can be made in a bread machine using the program normally used for bread?
• This sharp change in the routine, taking these ships with poor repairs, undisciplined crews, who have lost many of their skills; this is a recipe for something to go wrong.
• And still she writes columns for her hometown newspaper, Scotland on Sunday, that rail against topics like terrorism and Tony Blair _ and end with a recipe for something like skate in beurre noir.
• The issue here is not even that, but whether a recipe for something called " pizza-ghetti " exists, which is not a matter of the site making claims as to fact, but the simple fact of recipes existing . talk ) 11 : 14, 17 February 2009 ( UTC)