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Though written violently, it was in excellent English; but the editor, as usual, had given to somebody else the task of breaking it up into sub-headings, which were of a spicier sort, as "Peeress and Poisons", and "The Eerie Ear", "The Eyres in their Eyrie", and so on through a hundred happy changes.

ustard, with its spicier and more muted tones, is the classy take on yellow - perfect for a chilled-out living area.

"I'm happy to see spicier food on store shelves, and I'm happy that there is a wider range of products involving buldak (hot spicy chicken) flavor," she said.

In streaming service iFlix's Hot Ones Malaysia, where host Maya treats her guest of the day to satay with increasingly spicier sauces while asking equally spicy questions, Anwar's calm expression changed when Maya asked: 'If next year you become prime minister, you'll be 72 years old...'

THERE'S a new snack on the block that's spicier than your average bag of savouries.

A reworking of the original Alien, so it's still centred on the headiness of jasmine, but it's a little spicier, with ginger and cinnamon in the mix.

Taste for salt or seasoning, make it a little spicier and add in the spring onions and runner beans.

An extra shake or two of the jar of crushed red-pepper flakes, and it's spicier. With green olives and basil, it's a touch lighter and more herbaceous.

Pulling out a few food metaphors, the prime minister compared ministers with a long tenure to fine wine or old ginger, which he said is spicier and represents the leaders' strength in leadership.

The country has two preferred chili varieties-the spicy labuyo and the milder spicy sinigang chili, but the contest introduced chili varieties from abroad such as Indian spices which are 20 times spicier than labuyo, Enrile said.

If you want to make the drink a bit spicier, add a pump of cinnamon dolce syrup and a sprinkle of cinnamon on top.

The research by insurer Direct Line also found most of us prefer spicier Cumberland sausages to standard bangers - and they should be grilled rather than fried or baked.