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As they mulled how to best pull off the crossover, “we talked about the two ways we could do it,” says Povenmire.

Its most powerful argument is for the medium itself, the manner in which cinema—or viewing—can be mulled over.

As Ryan has mulled his future, Boehner has welcomed him back into the fold.

For two years, Qawasmi mulled a list of independent women, and put her plan into action just last month.

And now, you had better put the whisky on the table, unless uncle would prefer some mulled port wine.

It was not the mulled egg that restored Mlle. Moriaz's color.

For answer, he swore a great oath that the landlord had mulled a stoup of wine for him, which he never doubted now was drugged.

"I'll have one of those eggs beaten up in some mulled cider, Polly," she said.

Madame Nanteuil, having drunk her glass of mulled wine, rose to her feet.