Murad scoops wine from them using a dipper made out of a pumpkin shell.

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Mercer Investment Consulting, the Marsh pension-fund adviser, is, like its insurance sibling, a double-dipper.

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It also needs a much fuller (and corrected) index, to allow the dipper-in to make sense of it.

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It should be about as bright as the stars in the Big Dipper.

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The online site New Jersey Watchdog recently reported on a triple-dipper: state Sen.

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Last year, around the Super Bowl, the company sold a Big Dipper Pizza, a 2-foot-long pizza cut into 24 strips that could be torn off and dipped.

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In Hershey, the Dipper symbolically blew that quota to bits.

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On a good night, this camera will be able to map a swathe of sky approximately the size of the Plough's blade (or, for North Americans, the Big Dipper's bucket).

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In the resort city of Virginia Beach, Republicans defeated the one remaining Democratic legislator by depicting him as a double-dipper padding his income as a court-appointed overseer of the financial affairs of the dead.

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He co-owned a historic Harlem nightclub, Big Wilt's Smalls Paradise, and there Etta James, Redd Foxx and Cannonball Adderley performed, and the Dipper moved through its rooms like he owned all of Harlem, perhaps all of New York.

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