resift

2 cups all purpose unbleached flour, sifted before measuring (can substitute whole wheat flour) resift flour with: 2 teaspoons sugar 4 teaspoons double acting baking powder 1 teaspoon salt cut in 1 cup butter add 2/3 cup milk Roll out onto a floured board.

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"Knowledge of the people, knowing the people, was basic to the pictures." He studied the literature; he sifted and resifted the photographs.

In particular, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other administration officials hammered at the CIA to go back time and time again to look at intelligence that had already been sifted and resifted. "It was a continuing drumbeat: 'How do you know this?

The scope of material actually covered throughout the book is limited: Brannigan sifts and resifts the main contributions of only a few key players in new historical or cultural materialist writing, such as Alan Sinfield, Louis Montrose, Stephen Greenblatt, Carolyn Porter, and D.

In the spirit of that committee's inquiry, the narrator, Connie, an elderly, alcoholic Afrikaaner, resifts the meaning of her own past.