All in, taking a big bite of Yum stock may leave a bitter taste.
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Chairman of the group David Jeffels said the allegations had left "a bitter taste in many people's mouths".
And even then: I think lucidity gives your success a bitter taste, whereas mediocrity still leaves hope for something.
In warm weather, some leafy greens need to be replaced because they "bolt" flowering, going to seed and acquiring a bitter taste.
So there was cause for a bitter taste in some investor's mouths.
But the match will doubtless leave a bitter taste in the mouth for Mexico, who pulled a goal back through Javier Hernandez.
After all, consumption still has a bitter taste on a communist tongue.
The episode left a bitter taste in the mouth of Team Trump, which warned "malicious and inaccurate" political attacks were threatening the plans.
But, while he is enjoying himself with the title-chasing Reds and looking forward to Japan and Korea, he admits his experiences after Euro 2000 still leave a bitter taste.
The hard exchange of words between the two left a bitter taste, despite Uribe's offer to consider changing the fumigation method from aerial to manual so as to minimize the contamination.
The problem is, it may make economic sense for the EU mainstream to let the Greek centre collapse and force Greece into an exit crisis, but politically it will leave a bitter taste.
"The end of the season was highly disappointing and being relegated left a bitter taste, but we were in two finals and if it wasn't for the last week or two it would have been considered a success, " insists wicketkeeper Geraint Jones.
For example, a recent study by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and the Monell Center showed that supertasters were better able to fend off bacterial sinus infections because of a particular bitter-taste receptor in their nose.
He searches for the origins of the domestic apple in Kazakhstan to tell an evolutionary tale which explains how every eating apple in the world is a direct descendent of apples in the Tien Shan forest (the bitter taste of apple pips is cyanide, their shape adapted to slip through the guts of a marauding bear unharmed).
The result is a vegetable too bitter and tinny for even the most forgiving palate the taste equivalent of sucking on old pennies.
But the other is a slashing, cutting knife as sharp to the taste as myrrh, as bitter as the aloe.
It has been a bitter, gruelling fight as conservatives tried one candidate after another to find someone closer to their taste.
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