How to pronounce “pars” in English

--parsley, and some more basil.

parsley and um but then add

Parser games tend to look like that when someone who doesn't know how to play parser games plays a parser game.

Parsnips. Parsnips were a little bit more difficult. But I did eat them, just because they were a bit more floral.

Parsley, dill, and then these pickled green walnuts.

parsing lots of ideas, right?

Parsees, they came to India few hundred years ago--and when they came and they brought their cuisine in with them. And they always have a little bit of sweetness, a little of sourness

parse the information. More broadly, there's some great work being done here at Google among other places in information design, right? We are actually, in my mind, we are

parsimonious but in an effort to demonstrate that we are expert that we have knowledge that we are in tune with the jargon we could create complex plans

Charles Parsons, who's working on the compound steam turbine, is also working on this question, and none of them are very successful.

The parsley that we're using-- turns out, it comes with some stems-- totally edible, totally able to be

Maybe parsley would be too similar.

in Parsons, it's a magic things starting to happen around collaborative consumption, where it's becoming a movement, which was always our intent. And we get sent all these wonderful

and parse it out at so many different levels, edges and textures and people and behavior and meaning and social context and future. It's so it doesn't, it's not like hmmm? And

Not a fan of parsnips.

because honestly the most parsimonious model of 2024 and 2020 is in 2020, you have a 48-48 nation, something like that.

Just to parse that slightly, I mean, if you create a marine protected area, as we have in, for example, Lyme Bay on the South

I'm adding parsley, dill, and mint.

These are parsnip. Depending on the vegetable that you're doing, you might need to change the blade thickness.

And the parsnip always has a big, thick part.

And it has the parsley, the cilantro, the dill, the purple basil, all in a bouquet.

American Charles Parsons--

Don't ever grind parsley when it's wet.

The weekend that Judy Parsons, as I said, was down in Dingle, and to get there, I had to fly my parents in from the UK.

So we could parse out this thing.

And you can't parse what you don't collect.

The tarragon and the parsley are fresh flavors and they are often confounded with sour.

Tens of parsecs. So that's 100 elements compared to these.

But you can parse out what the key elements of the risk paradigm might be.

You could also use parsley.

-I did a parsnip cooked in soy milk.

The answer is three parsecs, or about 10 light-years, with 95% confidence.

to the parsonage. And he would say, but you could have in 1692.

If you want one parsimonious theory, stick with the one we have.

You could use just parsley if you don't like any of those others.

People endlessly parse over them, judge the mother.

Or she really can parse the hell out of any sentence.

Now if you parse it in array, it then applies that.

that means you're parsing to that function a matrix each time.

And you parse the average function to that, and you can compute the average of the columns.

And then if you parse it rank 3 that's, in this case since it's three dimensional, that's the same as parsing the original array, and it does the computation

She'd have her parsnips in a pan ready to go in the oven.

Let's add some parsley.

Not the parsing of legal language and a 1,000 rules.

I did a parsnip dish.

It was actually the parsnip cake that Sam Mason taught me.

Making partner at Parsons, Valentine, and Hunt felt like a big final exam to which a select few held the answer key, while the rest of us schmucks had to study.

Maybe a little parsley-- maybe not.

I have mashed parsnip.