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In both cases, a disappointing number of Democrats were intimidated by the administration's "if you disagree with us you are a coddler of terrorists" rhetoric.

Sur la Table executive vice president Renee Behnke said her buying team came to Europe on a quest for some very specific kitchen tools, finding a chestnut piercer, spaetzle maker and egg coddler. The search for the latter had become a bit of a holy grail.

HB 8909 seeks to further strengthen drug prevention and control by providing legal presumption that will define who will be considered importer, and financier of illegal drugs and protector or coddler of those involved in the trade.

The bill also provides for a legal presumption on who is considered as the importer, financier, and protector or coddler of illegal drugs.

"Rather, it will strengthen and invigorate the institution by ousting Arroyo's single biggest coddler in the Supreme Court, thereby restoring the people's faith in it."

Comments: One of the two most popular items online at www.cooksite.com, I believe the Egg Coddler is so popular because they are very old-fashioned and comforting, coddled eggs are a simple breakfast or supper, cleanup is simple, and coddled eggs are downright yummy if you add a little cheese, chives, caviar ...

Under the bill, life imprisonment to death and a fine ranging from P500,000 to P1 million will also be imposed upon any person who acts as a 'protector or coddler' of violators of the provisions.

Duterte is one hell of a coddler of butchers and criminals.

In Malabon, the allegations of being a drug coddler may have proven detrimental to the reelection bid of Alvin Manalac, who lost as barangay chairman of Tinajeros.