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Liling has a long history of sparkler, and it was more than 1300 years ago. It has become one of nationwide main fireworks production districts.
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Only the Bombay bubbly, which is a match for most £5-7 Aussie sparklers, distinguishes itself.
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And take care with sparklers, fireworks, bangers and bonfires and try not to frighten the vulnerable.
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Mr Sparkler, as to tip that gentleman over like a larger species of ninepin, and cause him to exhibit the soles of his shoes to the object of his dearest wishes: while the nobler portions of his anatomy struggled at the bottom of his boat in the arms of one of his men.
Little Dorrit
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Beneath the linguistic sparklers and Catherine wheels, there is a subtle and moving examination of the inarticulate moment: gesture and touch, weeping and laughter.
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He pulled out all the stops for the post-Super Bowl return of "Glee" from its two-month hiatus, including an opening number in which guys did tricks on bikes while the blue-wigged Cheerios pranced around in cone bikini tops tricked out with sparklers.
'Glee' post-Super Bowl episode: We watch so you don't have to
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You'll find the full range of wines here, from sparklers and minerally whites to full-bodied reds and sweet finishers.
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Singed needles only add to the celebration because they crackle like sparklers and give off the pungent aroma of the evergreen woods.
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The only things you can fire off there are sparklers, fountains, birthday candles and semi-automatic firearms.
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The chinese put on a devoteetastic show ad have simply put a red shuttle bus plus a sparkler.
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The bartender offered to let me try the second sparkler on the menu - the Domaine de la Fontainerie, brut, '01, Vouvray at $9.
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He pulled out all the stops for the post-Super Bowl return of "Glee" from its two-month hiatus, including an opening number in which guys did tricks on bikes while the blue-wigged Cheerios pranced around in cone bikini tops tricked out with sparklers.
'Glee' post-Super Bowl episode: We watch so you don't have to
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This is a very good mid-price sparkler, toasty, fine bubbles and balanced dry finish.
The Sun
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In media criticism terms, this is twenty M80s, half a jerrican of gas, ten packs of sparklers and a six-pack of Pop Rocks - all waiting for a spark.
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The tiniest bit sweet, this slightly floral-scented, light-flavored wine received the most enthusiastic reception of all the sparklers we sampled.
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In addition to low alcohol, this wine shares something in common with two of my favorite Italian sparklers, Moscato d' Asti & Brachetto d' Acqui - residual sugar.
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To us, an outstanding sparkler isn't just wine with bubbles, but a wine in which the bubbles themselves are integral to the taste, just one aspect of a wine that is both celebratory and sometimes cerebral, with a sense of place that comes from ripe fruit and almost chalklike minerality.
The Best of the Bubblies
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The single diamond solitaire is a strong favourite and nobody can resist that big sparkler.
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Crisp, fresh rose sparklers may be the best partners for garlicky or spicy seafood dishes.
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Fireworks, parkin, sparklers, bonfires - we have one man to thank for the fun.
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GWYNETH PALTROW sparked speculation she is engaged again after flashing an impressive sparkler on that finger.
The Sun
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It seemed that I had somehow purloined a shopping bag laden with firecrackers, blockbusters, cherry bombs, roman candles and sparklers from the Giftland shop at the nearby St. Louis Street Shopping Centre.
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Serve with a scattering of edible gold leaf and sparklers to make it extra special, if you like.
The Sun
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Or go with my favorite semisparkler: prosecco - dry and refreshing but not quite as bubbly as spumante.
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We plan to launch some rockets just for fun, eat a lot of blackberries and watermelon, roast some weenies and 'mallows over the fire, maybe play dangerous with some sparklers when it gets dark.
Behe Responds
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We tasted a wide range of wines, from a sparkler to whites to reds to a very nice little semisparkler for dessert.
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The cake was a croquembouche with sparklers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Champagne or any sparkler is what we always have with sushi.
Sushi: an impossible food-wine pairing? | Dr Vino's wine blog
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Rumours began after she was pictured wearing a huge sparkler on her wedding finger this week.
The Sun
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I hate to admit it, but my favorite cheap non-Champagne sparkler is from New Mexico!
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Unlike still wines that take time to work their magic, the bubbles in sparkling wine carry the alcohol directly through the stomach wall and into the bloodstream, which explains that instant happy lift that sparklers produce.
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Wine sales explode in the period between Thanksgiving and New Year's, and some categories, like dessert wines and sparklers, are more popular now than any other time.
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GWYNETH PALTROW sparked speculation she is engaged again after flashing an impressive sparkler on that finger.
The Sun
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With Christmas and New Year looming, no doubt we'll soon be popping the cork on few sparklers.
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It is easier to sell sparklers during the summer because it is the time of year when people are more adventurous and light-hearted.
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She insists on tagging along and finds, of course, that there is no sparkler and is far from impressed.
The Sun
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In the 19th-Century, before vinifera was widely planted, some American wineries in Ohio and in the Finger Lakes produced great wines with Catawba (including a sparkler at Great Western in Hammondsport that won some critical acclaim in Europe).
What We Drank (July 7, 2009)
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In November she sparked rumours they were engaged by showing off a huge sparkler.
The Sun
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The chinese put on a fantastic show and we have basically a red bus and a sparkler.
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Check out this wonderfully scary photograph from Flickr user Jannepaint (right) using the technique of lightpainting: "long-exposure photography where the subject uses a source of light such as an LED, a sparkler or glowstick, and trails it around themselves.
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Moments later she blew out the candles and the crowd of people around her watched the sparklers fizz out.
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Seemingly innocuous sparklers, firecrackers and bottle rockets exact a toll of pain and suffering on thousands of Americans each year.
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From there, early sparklers were made out of Catawba, which is an American grape that seems to not have the sweet, muddled taste of the others.
Visiting the Finger Lakes: Part 2
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To make the most of that reputation, they offer flights of sparkling wine to provide customers with the opportunity to sample a variety of sparklers.
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Dry, very French style sparkler with yeasty tang and crisp clean palate.
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And it's not just celebrities who are treating themselves to a few sparklers.
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The three-course feast concluded with a grand ice cream bombe topped with sparklers.
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A rep for the jeweler confirmed the engagement, saying the sparkler is a "one-of-a-kind" piece.
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The sparkler demonstrates how to get bright, sparkling light from a firework, and the firecracker shows how to create an explosion.
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The Jura, near the Swiss Alps makes snappy sparklers mostly from Chardonnay or Pinot Noir; look for Arbois.
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The sparkler was the most expensive with two rare mats, one of which costs 200 to make from crafter.
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Here's your sparkler for the upcoming holidays when you serve ham, roast turkey, even Mexican food.
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She was then pictured wearing an impressive sparkler on her engagement finger.
The Sun
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From the trattorias of Italy to the cafes of Argentina, people are drinking sparklers because bubbles are refreshing, and the wines are extraordinary matches for a wide range of foods.
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She was spotted wearing the huge sparkler earlier this week.
The Sun
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The reality TV star was spotted wearing a huge sparkler on her pinky finger while filming her show in Miami.
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Northern Italy is a vast expanse of vineyards, and much of the wine made there is the sparkler known as spumante.
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A Palestinian boy plays with a homemade sparkler after breaking his fast during Ramadan, in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Monday, Aug. 16, 2010.
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The 25-year-old singer announced her happy news yesterday as she was quizzed about a huge sparkler on her wedding finger.
The Sun
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A Garda spokesman said fireworks, bangers and sparklers were all explosives and were potentially very dangerous if not used under very stringent conditions.
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The birthday piece de resistance - the ice cream bombe loaded with sparklers.
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If you have a tenner to spend on a sparkler, France is the place to go.
Times, Sunday Times
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She will however, still be perched behind a glass of lurid colour, only this time it will be decorated with umbrella, sparkler and assorted fruitery.
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We tasted a wide range of wines, from a sparkler to whites to reds to a very nice little semisparkler for dessert.
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It may also be that the effervescence of the sparklers masks low levels of corkiness.
On corks and corkiness
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Serve with a scattering of edible gold leaf and sparklers to make it extra special, if you like.
The Sun
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As long as people aren't wearing crotchless jeans outside primary schools or deely boppers with attached sparklers on petrol station forecourts, we've all got the right to wear exactly what the hell we like and I can barely believe that we're having this debate.
If Britain decides to ban the burqa I might just start wearing one
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I preferred cocktails the old way - when they were pink and sickly and stuffed with rainbow-coloured swizzle sticks and sparklers.
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From the trattorias of Italy to the cafes of Argentina, people are drinking sparklers because bubbles are refreshing, and the wines are extraordinary matches for a wide range of foods.
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Crisp, fresh rose sparklers may be the best partners for garlicky or spicy seafood dishes.
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Serve with a scattering of edible gold leaf and sparklers to make it extra special, if you like.
The Sun
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We tasted a wide range of wines, from a sparkler to whites to reds to a very nice little semisparkler for dessert.
