I chewed and chewed and finally I managed to swallow.
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Tiger Woods noted that Michael Jordan chewed gum when he played basketball and said he has chewed gum on occasion for a quick sugar boost.
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I did not like it and yet I chewed and swallowed and chewed and swallowed because the fact is it was not enchiladas I was eating.
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" - Adam, 30 "Asshole rabbit chewed through wires, cables.
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Officials say the dogs chewed through the neighbor's fence ... attacked her dogs -- and when she tried to intervene, one of the pit bulls chewed off the top of her finger.
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" Asked in the lobby afterward if they had "chewed the fat" like two guys from Queens, Mr. Cuomo replied, "Maybe two people with Queens accents, but we never chewed the fat.
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The way he chewed his food was kind of gross.
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That woman chewed around 16 sticks of gum of day.
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Coca leaves can be chewed or used in hot drinks.
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Put the bare fork to his mouth, chewed the air.
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One teenager chewed gum and stared listlessly at his phone.
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Shortly after birth, her mother chewed off her rear paws.
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The medical system chewed me up and spit me out.
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After several takes he stole the underwear and chewed it.
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Jane bit into one of the cookies and chewed slowly.
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"They're so good," he said as he chewed the fruit.
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The Futurists chewed over the issue at more ruminative length.
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When he'd chewed and swallowed, applause erupted around the room.
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The bear chewed on the door until police showed up.
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I worked as I chewed and slurped up the applesauce.
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His jaw clicked as he chewed a piece of gum.
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It burned a bit as they chewed into my skin.
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"The termites had chewed through the plaster," Ms. Syrett said.
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He chewed thoughtfully at a hole in one of them.
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As I chewed, the image brightened into a new world.
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He cut into his steak, dipped it in sauce, and chewed.
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And despite the program's well-chewed-over subject matter — the Bronco!
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He chewed Skoal tobacco and played pool at a local club.
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She was pissed and chewed him out the entire way home.
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Niche scenes are cultural corners to be excavated, cud twice-chewed.
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Or were they temperamental divas who chewed — or incinerated — the scenery?
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Today, the floors have been chewed up by weather and time.
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Like certain baboons, their backsides were red and chewed by existence.
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He chewed on his next words, trying out how they tasted.
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We sat in a booth and Nora chewed on saltine crackers.
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Another replied that he hopes the player got Pika-chewed out.
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She chewed into one man's back, leaving his spinal column exposed.
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Judge John S. Kastrenakes chewed out Mr. Somerville during a Sept.
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The chewed bark contained ancient DNA from a hunter-gatherer woman.
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When the food arrived, Eli took a bite, chewed and swallowed.
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As I chewed and chewed — here's a kitchen that knows what al dente means — I'd start to taste anchovies, as if one small piece had been pounded into invisibility and stirred with the garlic and oil.
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But because people chewed gums made of pitch and other substances all around the world, we could be left with a trove of already-been-chewed treasure for tracing people, activities and bacteria of the past.
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I chewed these fingers off before the frostbite could turn to gangrene.
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Behind her, it sound like Victor had chewed through his own leg.
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The cowgirl hat didn't fare as well — it got chewed, of course.
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" They slander it as "an idealization of a chewed wad of gum.
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They chewed through 1.1 grams of polyethylene and 0.98 grams of polystyrene.
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In Southeast Asia where it grows, kratom leaves are usually chewed whole.
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Or about the company of marines he saw "chewed up" in Hue.
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There was froth all over Rod's lips, strewn with half-chewed pastrami.
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The buttons can then be chewed or soaked in water to drink.
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Hell, we chewed on bags of live hornets instead of sunflower seeds!
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I've had jobs where I got chewed out by bosses or customers.
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Not even cars are safe: Rats have chewed clean through engine wires.
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I mean, he looks like chewed bubble gum rolled in cat hair.
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And his fingerprints, the deputies reported, appeared to have been chewed off.
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Sheik tore into her left thigh, while Zoo chewed her right leg.
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They also rolled the pitch in their mouths and chewed on it.
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My father chewed his food in silence and stared at his plate.
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A shocked Tess opens them up to reveal Serena's chewed but uneaten food.
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He also removed the camera's memory card and chewed it to destroy it.
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A Head Coach Chewed Tobacco On The Sidelines Lots of football coaches dip.
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The little guy had chewed his way in, gorged himself, and passed out.
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Even innovators like former superintendent Michelle Rhee get chewed up by the system.
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Although the Indians chewed through relievers, Arrieta's improved pitching sped up the game.
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"I chewed tobacco from 2007 until the day he passed away," Sale said.
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Some chewed along the veins of the leaf while others chomped through it.
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Before making her its main target, the machine chewed up Senator Ted Cruz.
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Some of the children had parts of their legs and arms chewed off.
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Under the glass, the Kings of the Iron Age lay like chewed taffy.
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All you need is an old pen, a sponge, and some chewed gum.
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In an interview, EnviGreen founder Ashwath Hegde boiled the material, then chewed it, smiling.
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For about 15 minutes, he ignored me, talked on the phone, and chewed gum.
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Then an endless stream of pen-stained purses, moth-chewed scarves, long-forgotten boots.
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For the obsessive celebrity lover, the internet has sales on hair or chewed gum.
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On the technical front, our cadre chewed over Blue Apron's It wasn't to be.
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When chewed, its leaves also provide mild stimulation and can suppress thirst and hunger.
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For newborns and infants, Kienzle recommends toys that can be held or chewed on.
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As soon as I swallowed the last bite, I wished I'd chewed more slowly.
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They separated the women and children outside a thatched dome where camels chewed cud.
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When Steve Pete was a baby, he chewed off a portion of his tongue.
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They growl and snap over possession of a much-chewed piece of deer skin.
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"They hugged him, they chewed him up, and they spat him out," he said.
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The silence is as tender as the chewed petals of a flower, a wreath.
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It is commonly steeped to make tea or chewed in a wad like tobacco.
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I chewed nine consecutive sticks of gum, to remind myself I was still alive.
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They also examined several T. rex skulls to figure out how it had chewed.
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The very island on which he lies is being chewed away by the sea.
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Specifically, those who chewed gum consumed about 40 fewer calories at the next eating occasion.
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You guys are put through hell sometimes, and really get chewed up and spit out.
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"That is so good!" he told Irwin with a smile as he chewed the fruit.
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Theresa May's decision to call a general election has been thoroughly chewed over by now.
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All these recordings chewed up a lot of space, so we had to keep offloading.
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He broke off a piece of the cup, chewed up the fragments, and swallowed them.
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Looking exactly like chewed chicken breast?" asks Trevor Kashey, a nutrition scientist and consultant. "No.
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Its raw form, the coca leaf, has been chewed and ingested for thousands of years.
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Kangaroos are also invading Canberra yards, leaving behind droppings and chewed-up clods of lawn.
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Colorado State followed with a 214-play, 23-yard drive that chewed up 255:2846.
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You don't survive being 'softer,' if you will—you'll get chewed up and spat out.
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Until 1995, these islands lasted a few months before being chewed up by the waves.
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Fledgling careers, struggling studios, and underpaid overtime have all chewed up any number of hopefuls.
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Logging swallowed big swathes of the savanna; cotton and sugar plantations chewed up the leftovers.
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The Post reported Trump chewed out his staff after the failure, which the administration denied.
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Opium addiction becomes an over-chewed metaphor for the lulling security of one's native home.
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The associated tags were often lost or chewed beyond recognition or stained with rat piss.
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Scattered their dream-stuff on the ground, to be pecked at, gnawed at, chewed up.
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Tens of thousands of homes were destroyed in fires that have chewed through nearly 93,000 acres.
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Among those planning to celebrate at home, fewer thought politics likely to be chewed over (22016%).
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At around 6 months old, when Pete started teething, he chewed off part of his tongue.
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The same menu screen lets you see how much data you've chewed through recently as well.
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In the end, the shots hit, and both the targets and the faces are chewed apart.
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"We watched the district get chewed away slowly," Mr. Gomez said, "but now it's getting restored."
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But as we chewed — and swallowed — and sat for 10 plus minutes after — the fire developed.
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The singer chewed up the insect, but claimed she didn't remember sharing that information about Cruise.
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The Native Americans chewed on the stalks to combat colds and digested it for stomach ailments.
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Will Amazon or Walmart Be the First to Dribble Pre-Chewed Steak Directly Into My Mouth?
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The drive chewed up 5:18 of the fourth quarter beginning at the 8:03 mark.
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I let the dog eat them, he only half chewed one, even he had his dignity.
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"I'm not supposed to chew it, with my braces," the blogger said, then chewed some anyway.
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I've never liked it, because it reminds of the pre-chewed worms that baby birds eat.
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"Dilly gum" is pulled from the sapodilla trees, and chewed when the cracker sandwiches run out.
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A play about money and decline, it has been chewed over by those still on top.
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Brands now have little say over how their messages get chewed up through our social feeds.
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I've already chewed half of the first pack of gum (bad habit) and I'm dead tired.
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He stuffed his mouth with a slice of bread, dry and lacking salt, and chewed intently.
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L chewed (and spat out) chunks of The Journal with the help of milk and ketchup.
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We sipped our drinks and chewed truffle French fries; I asked questions and she answered them.
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Once they've chewed through all of it, the zoo will import special bamboo from the Netherlands.
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No sandwich crust or orange rind went unclaimed from the gutter, and banana peels were chewed.
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People of lesser means, the detectives included, are likely to get chewed up by the machinery.
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If you've ever chewed up a grape seed, you know the bitter flavor that it yields.
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This is a magazine meant to store your chewed gum and catch your mid-flight nap drool.
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Child soldiers sauntered drunkenly down streets lined with corpses that had been half chewed by Bunia's dogs.
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"He stole Maury Povich's reading glasses and chewed them so they are not great friends," Cohen joked.
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Then when you put people into it and they get chewed to nothing, it's the person's fault.
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Right now it's a plaid blanket with some stains and some holes my bunny chewed in it.
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At one point the main character is actually chewed to bits by a herd of angry ladybugs.
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That means ditching analogies about chewed up gum, used tape, and flowers that have lost their petals.
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Where is the support for those who are chewed up and spat out by the music business?
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Well, he's about to be boiled alive and chewed in front of all his friends and family.
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They get stood on and spit at and chewed out by the system; they are broken men.
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Beetle eggs near the carcass then get fed pre-chewed, rotting flesh provided by their mothers. Yum.
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"He chewed us up and spit us out," Nationals second baseman Daniel Murphy said of Fernandez's pitching.
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Chewed gum is an irritant mostly found on the bottoms of shoes and the undersides of tables.
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The play capped a relentless 17-play, 88-yard drive that chewed 23:43 off the clock.
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This particular dilemma of robotic morality has long been chewed on in science fiction books and movies.
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This will cover some extremely common mishaps, such as when chewed objects get lodged in their systems.
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I looked at my hands again, at the gray line of dirt under my chewed-up fingernails.
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But if the coat is chewed or broken and then swallowed, the poison will enter the body.
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The Cowboys answered with a 14-play, 82-yard drive that chewed 383:23 off the clock.
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Boise State covered 73 yards on 17 plays on its first possession and chewed up 8:32.
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If men shaved their faces the way women shave their labia, men's faces would be chewed up.
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Did you kind of feel like you've been chewed up and spit out by the pop culture machinery?
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By the time I'm done with that, my pitbull has already chewed a hole in the damn thing.
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The leaves can be chewed, dried and smoked, or powdered and consumed as a tea or in supplements.
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Making matters worse, one of the dogs chewed up her one pair of flip flops in the hotel.
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However, the system is often labour intensive and sometimes tags get chewed up and bar codes become unreadable.
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Imagine your virginity, they say, as a stick of gum; once it's been chewed, no one wants it.
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One that definitely wouldn't throw wads of chewed gum at reporters and attack them with a leaf blower.
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They chewed through €72m ($79m) worth of cables, up from €66m the year before and €28m in 2005.
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"We didn't quite get the full 20 percent, but we think we've chewed up enough time," said Wald.
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Mira, her nails chewed right down, answers his questions with a maturity that goes well beyond her age.
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Most are relatively new names, making great, fun music that sticks to you like a half-chewed sweet.
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Ahead we chewed eight packs of various peppermint-flavored options in search of the longest lasting, mintiest winner.
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My tongue feels like the time I chewed coca leaves, but without the numbing effect and the euphoria.
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Once New Orleans forced a punt on Carolina's ensuing possession, the Saints chewed up more than seven minutes.
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She has seen baby gear stained with cat urine, covered with spider webs and chewed through by mice.
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About the Emmy Awards, an Amazon Studios executive said "we're getting chewed up," according to the Journal report.
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Other times, he can eat most foods that are mashed or well chewed, though nuts are a problem.
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I'd never heard the sound of his voice, or seen the way he walked or chewed his food.
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He chewed it both sides at a time, two big, puffed-out Louis Armstrong cheeks, whenever villagers gathered.
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One of us would have been driven crazy by the way the other chewed or swallowed or breathed.
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Beauregard, itchy and unimpressed, rocking the bed as he chewed the bald pink wet spot beside his tail.
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In the video, Youtube user Eldermisanthropy22's dog guiltily emerges amongst a chaos of chewed paper and trash.
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Where cows once chewed cud, customers now converse over crisp pints of Hayfield Blonde as cattle roam outside.
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Fallon was successfully converted, but my friend, well … She took a bite, chewed slowly, nodded and then swallowed.
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As I typed, I chewed on my lower lip so hard that I could taste the coppery blood.
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A little later, she put a chewed-up towel (one of Augustus's toys) between Augustus and my knees.
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Kuchikamizake literally means "mouth-chewed sake", and is thought to have been porridge-like and a little sour.
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The Rams chewed up the ground and the clock on four lengthy scoring drives in the first half.
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I see the sweater my dog chewed on during Thanksgiving, and it's on sale so I grab it ($2100).
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However, if it is chewed or broken and then swallowed, the ricin toxin will be absorbed by the intestines.
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If he didn't, Margolis warned, Mueller would get chewed up by the partisan and bureaucratic bickering of the capitol.
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They know as well as anyone how quickly new ideas about the court are picked up and chewed over.
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Banking shares came under pressure as investors chewed over details of the impact of regulatory fines on Deutsche Bank.
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Reporters have chewed through the findings many times and the public seems to have little appetite for impeachment hearings.
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Tucker then kicked a 21-yarder after the Ravens chewed up even more clock with an 18-play drive.
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For years this langoustine sat in the closet, buried underneath a plastic soft pretzel and myriad chewed tennis balls.
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Plain eggs with no other padding are kind of gross and I held my nose and chewed through them.
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The people in base camp anxiously chewed their nails and fidgeted while waiting for their "weather window" to open.
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It's a shining moment in an already stellar collection, an Amy Schumer sketch as chewed up by Andrea Dworkin.
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Bennett said that patients of his have chewed off the tips of their own tongues and scratched their corneas.
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"Not that I can think of," she answered, and then chewed on her lip as she thought about it.
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The agency has also received several complaints of these treats becoming moldy or breaking apart into splinters when chewed.
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These are either chewed like salty, acidic bon bons, or boiled in water to make a yogurt-type drink.
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His jab-cross combination scored well and the Bostonian chewed up Barzola's lead leg with kicks throughout the bout.
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It can be best likened to a piece of gum that has been chewed for a few days straight.
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Top tourist draws are a nearby 18th-century Spanish mission and Bubblegum Alley, a walkway lined with chewed gum.
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Sabah al-Aboda of the Iraqi police, as he chewed a date in the shade of a collapsed storefront.
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You see the chewed gum and crusted snot stuck to the table's underside, the run in the hostess's stocking.
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So far, the bushfires have chewed through more than twice the area that burned in Amazon's rainforests during 2019.
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Alison Young had brought a bag of sweets, and the super-recognizers chewed candy while scrolling through the database.
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It is a grim illustration of how society's "small fry" will always be chewed up by the rich and powerful.
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Our head sinks into a soft pillow while some poor creature shrieks in pain as its face is chewed off.
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Word had spread through the White House that Priebus had been chewed out but those in the room dispute that.
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"Our top concerns are that the proposal will try to bite off more than reasonably can be chewed," she added.
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When inspecting a broken-down machine, officials found the dead rat and 1.3 million rupees ($18,500) in chewed-up currency.
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In the shots, the quintuplets gave sweet smirks and stared at the camera — as they often chewed on the props.
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"I feel like one of those animals that chewed its leg off to get out of the trap," she says.
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But more surprising: The conflicts that are dividing them now are so … not abstract, exactly, but shifty and chewed over?
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Giessel has cut spending on what he can control - seeds, chemicals, fertilizer, rented land - and chewed through his farm's savings.
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But through the lens of printmaker and photographer Michael Massaia, chewed gum is a beautiful medium for semi-abstracted sculpture.
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In the course of the vignettes, PCO has bent iron bars, folded pans, and chewed decks of cards in half.
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Next the Freedom Caucus chewed up time in leisurely debate, proposing amendments and making objections to bills already under consideration.
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Under Labour, it had chewed through six Home Secretaries in thirteen years and had come to be seen as unmanageable.
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It's like an earthquake happened while you were gone, with the roads chewed up and various buildings in complete disrepair.
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Throw in mangled Louboutin heels, some chewed-up furniture - and a lawsuit or two - and you are talking serious money.
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Boeheim chewed out Richardson when he removed him from the game, using terms Richardson said were not suitable for publication.
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We cut happily into the sausages and chewed on them as if we were judges on a cooking competition show.
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I ate a water beetle (very salty, fragrant, and dead) and a mealworm larvae (tasteless, alive, and bursts when chewed).
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But when he continues to search for a better deal, he gets chewed out by Cuban who questions his sincerity.
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But giving it water in a gel form, which had to be chewed before it could be swallowed, did not.
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Gaskin dipped her food into her Smackalicious sauce, she took her first bite and closed her eyes as she chewed.
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On the spines of books everywhere, "girls" are sticking with all the tenacity of a chewed piece of bubble gum.
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As she sentenced Stone, she chewed him out for his efforts to thwart a congressional inquiry into Russian election meddling.
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"I remember saying to him, 'Gosh, it looks like Clifford the Big Red Dog chewed it up,'" Dr. Erickson said.
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Pivoting to Europe, Kate and Alex chewed into the latest report on European venture capital, pulling from Atomico and Forbes.
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Archaeologists said they were made by men who ate charcoal, chewed it up and spat it back onto the walls.
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Mexicans were doing the same with agave for pulque, and the Chinese chewed millet to make xiǎomǐ jiǔ (millet wine).
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"Can I just say I prefer the legs?" he said, just after spitting half-chewed spider parts in the dirt.
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In the damp sick In the dough In the chewed on chew of faces of expensive car owner faces chewed ons of the world: I do not fetishize the truth I poke around Holding my bland sandwich in my non-dominant hand, I think what could be worse, I think what could be as bad?
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Susan's descendants have attacked policemen, footmen, and, in a fit of amateur amputation, chewed off the ear of Princess Beatrice's dog.
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I decided to use the Japanese method, because drinking old, chewed-up rice sounded the most appetizing of the available methods.
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Best of all, he chewed 8:53 out of the heart of the fourth quarter with a 17-play scoring drive.
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The second time, according to K., the man refused to return her bra — and his dog had chewed through her shirt.
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You didn't even need to be a pop-culture figure to get chewed up by these wild swerves of prevailing opinion.
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He's making ads, he's networking, he's getting chewed out by legal, and he's giving his team a shit-ton of work.
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Meanwhile, the state's biggest utility, PG&E, is a debt-ridden, mismanaged omnishambles currently being chewed over by a bankruptcy court.
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WHEN SOME plants are attacked by herbivores they fight back by producing irritants and toxins as their leaves get chewed up.
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Toys included cars, trains, action figures, puzzles and blocks - all of which were small enough to be chewed by young children.
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For example, I have this beagle, who is quite happy with herself when she chewed a guitar tuner—it was awesome!
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Shallow-rooted annuals, which die once they're chewed on, gave way to deep-rooted perennials, which can recover after moderate grazing.
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Lindsey Vonn's dog chewed up her workout pants over the weekend ... but she didn't realize it until it was too late.
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Describing the video, Svendsen wrote that the goats had just about chewed through the enclosed field, where they were being kept.
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The insects do this by feeding the fungus with pellets of pre-chewed plant material that the termites can't digest themselves.
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Every night, once his wife went to bed, Carpenter drank coffee, chewed Nicorette, and schemed about ways to outwit the hackers.
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For a good stretch of my five-hour drive home, I chewed over the great mystery that is the Trump phenomenon.
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So we already like her when, rooting through her purse, she finds a chewed-on purple pen she's never seen before.
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A San Antonio, Texas, couple recently got chewed out by their homeowners association for putting up their Christmas decorations too early.
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At least one money-hungry rat broke into an ATM and chewed through nearly $18,000 in cash, authorities in India said.
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Thanks to x-ray fluorescence and microprobe analysis, we know T. rex chewed up and swallowed the bones of its victims.
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In some of the trials, the volunteers chewed the food until it was ready to swallow and then spat it out.
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If you have a mischievous dog, you have to be careful about more than just household items that might get chewed.
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As for resting the stomach, he believes well-chewed food is as good as juice, but most people don't chew well.
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Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona) chewed out Mattis for not keeping Congress up-to-date on what was happening at DoD.
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"I receive a few hundred reports annually of chewed car wires, caused almost entirely by squirrels, rats or mice," he said.
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Mr. Zhao said he had, however, received a call from a farmer whose pig chewed through a wire and electrocuted itself.
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Because as we sat and chewed, we realized that love had not transformed us into great, glowing gods, optimistic and invincible.
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Earlier this season, he chewed out Sanchez in the dugout for his lack of hustle in chasing down a passed ball.
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An employee from Alabama said they'd encountered guests bringing up partially consumed edibles like chewed-on candies and half-empty sodas.
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Once the panels have chewed these ideas over, they'll pass them along to a committee, which will prepare a public report.
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Specifically, this human ancestor chewed on a piece of birch pitch — a gooey, heated version of bark from a birch tree.
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Our ancient subject may have even chewed it for its antiseptic properties, perhaps to ease the pain of an infected tooth.
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The seemingly endless drive chewed up 8 minutes 5 seconds of the first quarter and has Kansas City on its heels.
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Apparently the little guy chewed through a power cable, and engineers investigating the cause of the shutdown found the weasel's charred remains.
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Mr Gallagher's lawyer, for example, says that the men were malcontents who had been chewed out as "pussies" by their tough leader.
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Police sent an undercover team last month to a school where Rowe was performing, collecting his used water bottle and chewed gum.
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A 46-year-old man in the BMJ case study told doctors he chewed 20 sticks of sugar-free gum a day.
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Syrian government forces have chewed off bits of farmland and marched into towns, squeezing the pocket in the eastern suburbs of Damascus.
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"Stuff that will change the world always looks stupid until you turn around," said Gupta, as he chewed thoughtfully on an apple.
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Here's the basic scientific explanation: Cruciferous plants contain compounds called glucosinolate, which convert into isothiocyanates when eaten and chewed, Dr. Cooperstone says.
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Ducournau doesn't just have blood, she also has sweat, flaking skin, exposed bone, chewed hair, and a bikini wax gone horribly wrong.
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Right now, there isn't any from this particular thigh bone, since it was chewed over by carnivores and contaminated with modern DNA.
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So, we ate crunchy fish sticks over the game shows of dinner, and Mom shrugged and chewed and told me some stories.
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Rather than counting them directly, surveyors must infer their presence from dung and semi-chewed bamboo stalks scattered on the forest floor.
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Otherwise you just destroy that piece of toast and my daughter hates it when it looks like someone just chewed her toast.
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If Heraclitus, that clear-eyed observer of flux, chewed bubblegum, he would have said that you couldn't chew the same gum twice.
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I'd clean up, and would find wads of chewed-up broccoli under the table that had fallen out of my brother's napkin!
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She found a dead python each time -- a 9-foot one and then a 10-foot snake with its head chewed off.
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Also on Thursday, Politico reported that federal agencies were being chewed up by a "civil war" between Trump loyalists and Establishment Republicans.
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Many also had major issues with the use of marijuana — though the stimulant khat is commonly chewed in Ethiopia, cannabis is illegal.
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The duo is a transformative rite of passage best experienced live and with a desire to be chewed, spat out and restored.
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Tucked under a ridge of windswept scrub, the rauk faces are chewed with small holes and spotted with white and green lichen.
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It was a Lip Smacker, of course — the classic French Vanilla, if I recall correctly — twisted all the way up, chewed, swallowed.
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Delays, delays The repeal-and-replace bill became mired in a drawn-out process that chewed up months of the legislative calendar.
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She stated that she chewed approximately 40 pieces of nicotine gum per day and had done so for well over a decade.
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Reva unwrapped it and stuck it in her mouth and flicked the wrapper over her shoulder and chewed and kept on driving.
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On the punchy "Graffiti," Murray chewed on his horn, softening the rhythm, and Nic Caccioppo's drums ended up in an open tumble.
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The story goes that Elton John followed QUEEN at Live Aid and only half-jokingly chewed them out for stealing the show.
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He recently chewed out Alex Azar, ordering his Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary to make faster progress on reducing drug prices.
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Police heard Nipsey barking, Donakowski said, and when officers went to investigate, they discovered the bag of cocaine torn and chewed up.
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You name it, he&aposs chewed it up: his toys, the kids&apos toys, my shoes, my husband&aposs belts, couch cushions.
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Those Payton numbers seemed to be out of reach, and Jimmy just chewed those up ... The numbers his senior year are incredible.
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Tom Brady had the last laugh as he calmly chewed up clock while driving the Patriots to a game-winning field goal.
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The plant's leaves, chewed by millions in the Horn of Africa, contain a psychoactive drug that is used as a mild stimulant.
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Staffers had told him not to swing his arms so much when he walked, and to close his mouth when he chewed.
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After a firm questioning of her pets, Witherspoon then shared a clip of the dog who she suspects had chewed her shoes.
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Writer Jordie Bellaire and artist Vanessa R. Del Rey's story reveals itself in the chewed-up town of Redlands, Florida, circa 1977.
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I know a lot of people personally who entered that system, then got completely chewed up and spit out the other end.
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They chewed each sample and spat out the results for researchers to analyse how well the food had been broken up before swallowing.
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They are mixed of breeds, including mixed breeds and the ref says he's bitten, chewed, scratched and needs to avoid stepping on tails.
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Today is a much different market place; the corporate model has chewed down the once lucrative offer into a more fee based system.
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Goats and cows chewed on garlands of marigold flowers left behind from funeral rites, and beggars and sages hung around looking for alms.
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And the process of getting the photos off the ball and onto your computer is convoluted and chewed through our reviewer's data plan.
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Metaviral spawn chewed into the cometry chunks that anchored the vast cluster, spinning out a string of flimsy receiver webs twenty kilometers across.
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A Florida fugitive pulled over by Ohio cops early Friday morning allegedly chewed off his fingerprints while being questioned by police, PEOPLE confirms.
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I couldn't email my editor final changes on The Casual Vacancy from South Africa, because an aardvark had chewed through a power line.
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In contrast, when the meat was sliced or cooked before being chewed, participants were consistently able to chew it into tiny, digestible particles.
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Workmen sometimes pulled up in their trucks and ate lunch in the parking lot, regarding the bridge through their windshields as they chewed.
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Long story short, Mike wants to sell THC edibles in the shape of Evander's chewed up ear -- and Holyfield says he's VERY interested!
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I popped a few final gizzards into my mouth, chewed through their strange gumminess and heat-tinged saltiness, and got up to leave.
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When she awoke, she said, she was horrified to discover that her pet Labrador had chewed off the bottom half of her face.
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"Cases like these might be gross, but it's not all that different to stepping on a chewed up piece of gum," she said.
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I've dined with mayors and governors and police commissioners — been chewed out by them, too — and met plenty of actors, authors and musicians.
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A whole 16oz soda bottle filled with spit and chewed up tobacco can get a prisoner close to a hundred books of stamps.
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"I faithfully chewed those calcium supplements, and then a study said they didn't do any good at all," said Bentley, from Austin, Texas.
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While didn't realize it at the time, that's the question we chewed on during this nearly two-hour long episode of Waypoint Radio.
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If one of these 'stars' were to voice their wants or needs, they would get chewed out just for being who they are.
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These chemicals had already chewed a massive "hole" in the ozone layer above Antarctica, and the damage was poised to spread further north.
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He was a health food enthusiast of the Victorian-era who argued that food should be chewed about 100 times before being swallowed.
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Grime, moss, discarded cigarette butts, chewed gum on the sidewalk, old graffiti tags, and other intricate details define Sam's hyper-realistic crafted world.
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He offers plenty of meat about Rex to chew on, especially the way it chewed: its bite terrifyingly unique among all dino carnivores.
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He chewed thoroughly, gagging now and then on the tough, pan-fried steak, the few raw strands of carrot and green bell pepper.
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The guest of honor, a Virginia opossum named Starfish, sat curled atop a pink fleece bomber jacket, spitting out chewed-up almond detritus.
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When it started to solidify, they rolled the pitch in their mouths and chewed on it, like some sort of primitive bubble gum.
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Indian bank officials inspecting a broken-down ATM earlier this month discovered around 1.3million rupees ($18,500) in chewed-up currency – and a dead rodent.
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This highly skilled and laborious process began by sticking two sheets of paper together with glue made from chewed prison bread, passed through linen.
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On Sunday, a Twitter user named Alyssa Ohata shared photos of chewed-up palettes from Dragun Beauty, a cosmetics brand own by Nikita Dragun.
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Some took up smoking to stave off hunger and others chewed up to 30 packs of gum a day until the laboratory banned it.
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"I faithfully chewed those calcium supplements, and then a study said they didn't do any good at all," said Ms. Bentley, from Austin, Texas.
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And he definitely draws the line at eating whipped cream that's already been chewed up and spat out by one of his co-stars.
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I did a few sessions without external power and, within 30 minutes, my system had chewed through more than 50% of its battery life.
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The Frozen actress, 38, posted a picture of a beige armchair with four pieces of un-chewed gum on the seat attached with tape.
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One edge appeared to be chewed by rats—she shuddered, hoping they were long gone—but no labels of any sort could be deciphered.
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"It was the right leg and her right hand is almost chewed off," Gary is heard saying in the audio obtained by Inside Edition.
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Mothers get trampled by cows (Saki's own mother actually suffered this fate) and children chewed up by hyenas as often as ladies drink tea.
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So does AppleInsider, Cult of Mac, 53to5Mac and similar sites in various languages, all of which picked up the news and chewed it over.
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I noticed the deliberation with which he chewed his food, the assurance and self-confidence that the workings of his jaws seemed to express.
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" She notices the girl turn the page every few seconds and that "as she read, she chewed her hair, a strand in her mouth.
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There is no proof that he chewed on paper, and several White House aides laughed at the assertion and said it was not true.
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Our sources say when his client finally returned, JM chewed the guy out in a profanity-laced schooling ... in front of coworkers and customers.
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The crowd was well supplied with alcohol, and young men's cheeks bulged with khat, a leafy plant chewed for the mild high it provides.
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For something like sausage, Beyond needs to achieve both the initial snap as well as the breakdown of the product as it is chewed.
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"Poetry needs to be chewed over multiple times before you can begin to get what it is," Justin Snider, the subway Shakespearean, told me.
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One veteran on the beat told CNN of being "chewed out" by Pompeo in response to the person's news coverage of the State Department.
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Sure enough, in week one without my regular paycheck, a rabbit started living in our garage and chewed through the wiring in my car.
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The west of the country was being chewed by the weather; there were power cuts, roads made impassable, tin roofs pulled off farm sheds.
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A website nearly identical to her online store is selling jarred chewed gum, prints of her risqué Instagram photos, and knock-off GamerGirl bathwater.
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Perhaps other events this week overshadowed the president's meal with Mr. Christie, and the already thoroughly chewed-over political scandal of the traffic jams.
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And just because she may have been noshing on duck before she chewed the birch pitch, doesn't mean she wasn't eating cultivated crops too.
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President Trump is getting chewed out by the deaf community, which feels it's getting screwed out of critical info during his daily coronavirus briefings.
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Abdul Majid, a 45-year-old father of eight, ran a small shop selling areca nut wrapped in betel leaves, commonly chewed like tobacco.
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Callaway recalled being chided by a member of the grounds crew last spring when parts of the infield were chewed up early one morning.
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The insects, which are found around the world, are known for making distinctive nests out of chewed wood mixed with saliva that look like paper.
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"After years of threatening to do it, I finally started a label with guidance from my insanely amazing friends over at Stripped & Chewed," he said.
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The turtles Gordon treats are usually struck while crossing the street, she said, but others are run over by lawn mowers or chewed by dogs.
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Not only that, but food that's not well chewed can trigger an esophageal spasm and the food can get stuck in your throat, she cautions.
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I was relieved and chewed on an ice cube while a man in a mesh snapback blew cigarette smoke into the back of my neck.
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Apparently, the mysterious egg-shaped object is bitter kola, which is a nut normally found in West Africa that can be chewed as a stimulant.
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Weyrich's team used calculus samples to show that the Neanderthal chewed on poplar bark, which contains salicylic acid, an important ingredient in the painkiller aspirin.
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Excellent news here at Gizmodo, where I presume what's left of our blogger-chewed Forbidden Sandwich is still festering in the back of a fridge.
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Sal is cleaning up Everest-sized mountains of rumpled, greased napkins; towering stacks of plates; chewed-up drinking straws; spills and smears of ranch dressing.
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As Kotaku pointed out, some of the clothes are pretty good, and having this many options is proof that the creators chewed on the details.
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While most fishing rods come with either a soft EVA foam or cork grip, both of these materials get chewed up pretty easily over time.
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However, on Vangunu, the nuts of the Canarium tree—galip nuts—have been found with round holes chewed into them and the interior meat removed.
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Nearly every reporter who spent significant time in Bryant's orbit has a story about being chewed out or, at worst, frozen out for petty offenses.
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One of the robbers had chewed on a piece of chicken while holding up the Brown's Chicken & Pasta in Palatine, Illinois, on January 20073, 1993.
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Chewed you out Chew me out when I'm stupid I don't wanna Everyone else pales Send in the owl Tell me I'm not a child.
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"If this goes through, this will be outlawed," Representative Rob Bishop of Utah said of the Green New Deal, as he chewed on a cheeseburger.
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Bundled in a plaid work coat as he started his rounds, he chewed on gummy bears, lodging several in his lip like a tobacco pouch.
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The race starts in the fall in Europe; the 2017-18 event, which began in Alicante, Spain, included 11 legs and chewed through 45,000 miles.
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On the venture capital front, Danny and Alex also chewed over signaling risk in venture, and why bigger funds are writing earlier and earlier checks.
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It grew to nearly twice its original size, eventually capable of holding large compressed rawhide bones upright — formerly held between two paws — as she chewed.
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In Monforte d'Alba, just outside the town square, Giovanni Rocca stepped out onto his hills and happily chewed a grape he picked from his vineyard.
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I bit my nails and chewed off the skin around them, sucked on my hair, jiggled my legs, tapped my fingers, picked at my scalp.
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But on Monday, even the most jaded Aussies found themselves gawking over and swearing about the mysterious creatures that chewed up a Melbourne teenager's legs.
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"It was like all the care and attention I gave to thoughtfully picking it out was chewed up and spit in my face," he said.
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Choose costumes that aren't too restrictive, especially around the throat, say vets, and beware of loose costume bits that can be chewed off and swallowed.
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One of the robbers had chewed on a piece of chicken while holding up the Brown's Chicken & Pasta in Palatine, Illinois, on January 8, 20013.
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The woman who worked for me took Augustus off my knees, and wrapped him more securely in his chewed-up towel and some other cloth.
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Some people love pounding weights and sprinkling kale on everything, while others would rather have their toes chewed off than step foot in a gym.
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Eating between five and 20 castor beans can kill a human adult, though the beans typically need to be chewed to produce a fatal effect.
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At times she traveled in the river itself, walking and floating with the current, holding a log that a beaver had chewed at both ends.
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Border collie who nearly chewed us out of house and home during her early years but who has since settled into being a wonderful, docile creature?
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Farther down the dirt drive, past several small white outbuildings with pickup trucks parked outside, horses wrapped in winter blankets chewed through piles of golden hay.
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Unfortunately, that place is the White House and we're stuck looking at that chewed up circus peanut he calls a face for the next four years.
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Earlier that year the LHC lost power when a cable was chewed through by an animal which, though rather charred, appears to have been a marten.
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A study of growers of flowers, vegetables and betel - a mild stimulant that is chewed - found they were over-irrigating by around 30 percent, she said.
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One study discovered that women who chewed gum for 218.6 minutes after they ate lunch ended up keeping snack cravings at bay later in the day.
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Based on plans stolen from NASA, the program chewed up untold billions between 1974 and 1993, only to briefly put one shuttle into orbit in 1988.
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In a dark, well-tailored, pinstriped suit, Derek rapidly chewed gum and clenched the polished wooden bench with his fingertips as the Crown outlined its recommendations.
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A total of £128,000-worth of such claims were listed by the Bank of England as "chewed/eaten" (by what or whom it does not say).
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Then the prey is chewed with the "jaws" (chelicerae), and the fluid is sucked back into the mouth together with some liquefied "meat" from the prey.
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But it never comes: the high end and midrange aren't entirely lopped off, but they are definitely chewed up by the FXA7's overwhelming low end.
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The sticky, webby bivouacs of Eastern tent caterpillars festoon virtually every black cherry tree in sight, and the caterpillars have chewed the poor plants virtually leafless.
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Amid a disappointing showing at this year's Emmy Awards, an Amazon Studios executive said "we're getting chewed up," according to a Journal report published on Friday.
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The earliest, oldest strata of the caves contain whole skeletons of carnivores and many chewed-up bone fragments of the things they were eating, including us.
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As I chewed, I watched a succession of even bigger hunks of rib-eye, bone and all, leave the grill for the front of the restaurant.
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The stomach lining of a cow tends to be a mix of stained, brownish grey from the animal's bile and green from minced, cud-chewed grass.
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So...anyone else out there starting off Monday morning with frayed nerves, chewed-off fingernails, and an angry phone call to HBO Now on the agenda?
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A 6-year-old girl, Judy, sat upright in bed, her back and abdomen chewed by shrapnel from a land mine; her three brothers had died.
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When I finally ate supper, I couldn't stop eating until I fell asleep, and sometimes awoke the next morning with partly chewed food in my mouth.
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He tore off a piece, and we chewed away, savoring the spicy aftertaste while also hoping the chef was correct in the identification of his mushroom.
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The Salt Lake City Games in 2002 nearly drowned in a despond of corruption; the Pyeongchang Games in February chewed up forests and pushed out villagers.
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There was a receipt from the veterinarian, directions to a friend's new home on a Post-it note, a piece of chewed gum in a wrapper.
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The owner didn't give a damn about my bodily integrity and dignity, but he didn't want to lose 40 glasses, so he chewed out the chef.
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Remember how the mortgage foreclosure machine chewed up and spit out troubled borrowers, adding junk fees and costs of unnecessary services to the amounts they owed?
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We opened the storage facilities to find rats living among the artifacts, having chewed their way through plastic bags containing artifacts, many of them spilled out.
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"The other one is the Israeli election," Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, pointed out, as he chewed a piece of salmon at a wobbly cocktail table.
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The analysis revealed that the person who chewed the 2-centimeter piece of birch pitch was a woman with dark skin, dark hair, and blue eyes.
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Steep switchbacks took us through villages scattered across mountaintops and around terraced hills of coffee, vegetables, and khat, a plant chewed by men in the region.
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And the reason we know any of this is because she chewed on birch pitch, a material that functioned a bit like an ancient chewing gum.
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The two get involved in brutal fights, watch as Paula has her skin chewed off by a zombie, and burn a room full of men alive.
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You're chilling out on the couch with your sweetheart, griping about how your jerk of a manager chewed your head off first thing in the morning.
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I add macadamia nuts because I just ate them all, and a holiday pillow from Target for the second time, since the dog chewed the first one.
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But Sunny was never able to get far, because the prosthetic paws she was provided would break under her weight or get chewed off by Sunny herself.
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What differed were the levels of cancer-causing chemicals: people who vaped or who chewed gum or used patches peed out much lower levels of certain carcinogens.
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His enthusiasm is explained by the government's ban in 2014 of qat, a leafy plant which is a mild psychoactive stimulant chewed in Britain mostly by Somalis.
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These were ideas he had chewed on since the 1980s, on how advances in technology, coupled with operational changes, might radically alter warfare and sharpen America's edge.
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On closer inspection you notice she's chewed every nail, picked at her cuticles, and torn off the surrounding skin like a wild animal tearing apart its prey.
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As I angrily stomped back toward the apartment, I threw a piece toward my back molars, chewed twice, and came to a dead stop on the sidewalk.
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In fact, I opened my mouth and let the mostly chewed up cupcake fall back into the wrapper like the trash it had revealed itself to be.
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The history of sports doping goes all the way back to the ancient Olympics, where athletes chewed on raw testicles in the hopes of enhancing their performances.
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Burt Bacharach's being sued by a dog sitter who claims the mutt chewed off 2 of his fingers, requiring surgery using a skin graft from his groin.
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Because of the altitude—the plain stands 12,0003 feet above sea level—he was having trouble breathing and chewed coca leaves, as the locals did, to acclimate.
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This poses an obvious question: Which company will be the first to baby-bird a chewed-up, eight-ounce steak directly into my mouth, Amazon or Walmart?
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Biting chunks off the melon—one, two, three, four, and done—he barely has time to swallow before throwing the chewed rind into a rusting iron pail.
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Mismanagement has not helped Oi. As the company has struggled to digest a merger with Portugal Telecom, it has chewed through six chief executives in five years.
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Achour chewed on a stalk, stood up to survey the horizon, and sat down again, cursing his son, the slowness of donkeys, and the stupidity of women.
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But what really got me, then and now, was the karaage: fried deeply; chewed gently; bite-sized; in helpings of five and six pieces at a time.
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Over the course of 21 minutes, I chewed and swallowed eight leaf rolls, which each contained ten leaves, and then the shaman felt I had eaten enough.
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It all went down Saturday night ... Barberie -- a big time dog lover -- was playing with her friend's pooch ... when it snapped and chewed down on her face.
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At the time, a single DVR unit chewed through as much as 103 kilowatt-hours per year, more than half as much as some Energy Star refrigerators.
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His three pet goats had chewed every bit of grass to the ground, and the flames, Mr. Caserta said, stopped where the goats had done their work.
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DALLAS — Ryan Clare chewed on a turkey leg as he milled about the Texas state fairgrounds hours before another major sporting event inside historic Cotton Bowl Stadium.
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Sierra returns home to get chewed out by Helen, who scolds her for letting the 12-year-old Stacey (Abigail Dylan Harrison) take care of her baby.
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We see at once how the system works, and how its wheels are greased; we realize, too, that Romeo will be trapped inside it, and chewed up.
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I knew that we chewed them, sitting across from each other, silent in the diner while high-school girls laughed and poked at their phones behind us.
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DALLAS — Ryan Clare chewed on a turkey leg as he milled about the Texas state fairgrounds hours before another major sporting event inside historic Cotton Bowl Stadium.
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I seen an army fall before, & in the end it was the rats who swallowed every last gilded thread on their bodies & chewed up the bodies, too.
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Hunter-gatherers used birch pitch as glue to make stone tools, and they may have chewed the pitch for fun, to suppress hunger, or to alleviate toothaches.
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The Bills went 77 yards in 16 plays and chewed up 8:11 off the clock but squandered a first-and-10 at the New York 11.
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To raise the funds, they are pre-selling the book, offering postcards, tickets to the museum, chewed bamboo sticks, photography workshops, and yes, paintings by Yang Yang.
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The active agent in mephedrone is a form of cathinone, a substance that occurs naturally in khat, the mildly stimulative root chewed all over the Horn of Africa.
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When one of his business associates announced he was writing a book about Bowie in the 1980s, Bowie allegedly chewed him out before a single word was written.
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The one your dog gives after they've destroyed your shoes, chewed up the check you were waiting on, and then thrown it all up on your new carpet?
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The new wildfire comes as the wildfire dubbed the "beast" that devastated parts of Fort McMurray remains out of control and has chewed through 251,000 hectares of forest.
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Once I'd chewed all of my rice and added the yeast, I loosely covered it and moved it to my fridge for two weeks to ferment, stirring daily.
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I've tried most of the usual tricks to improve my attention: I used browser extensions to block Twitter, I chewed gum, and switched around my to-do lists.
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The Large Hadron Collider, a 17-mile-long particle accelerator located in Switzerland, experienced technical issues after a small animal chewed through a power cable, according to NPR.
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The clip the homeowner shared from his doorbell camera shows the bear running off after getting a talking to, leaving behind a heap of chewed up Christmas décor.
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While I bravely fought the corner of the Green Triangle, my boyfriend calmly chewed through a couple more sweets, thinking, while my housemate stared balefully at the floor.
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When Ramsay Bolton finally gets his face chewed off by dogs, it's cathartic to go back and watch his canine crimes knowing the karmic flair of his fate.
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We chewed a stick or piece from each pack for a total of ten minutes in order to profile the overall mintiness, texture, and flavor longevity of each.
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A New York City resident since 1980, he sifts bits of organic matter from the streets — cigarette butts, chewed gum, pins — and encloses them in tiny cellophane wrappers.
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You go through the motions and, you best believe, you are going to get that "glare" or get chewed out to at least one time during that practice.
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The leaves were bitter, but not overwhelmingly so, and I chewed them slowly and thoroughly before swallowing to ensure they stayed in prolonged contact with my oral mucosa.
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On the contrary, the disagreements arise from perfect comprehension; from having chewed over the ideas of your intellectual opponent so thoroughly that you can properly spit them out.
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They found that slow eaters consumed two ounces of food per minute while fast eaters ate 646 ounces per minute, took larger bites, and chewed less before swallowing.
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For centuries, it was a staple of nomads herding sheep on the steppe, to be rehydrated over a campfire or softened in the mouth and chewed like gum.
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" It's a place to find dignity, where one can avoid joining the "great mass of human antelopes that is alive only to lie still while being chewed on.
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Danny and I chewed through all the stuff that we couldn't get out of our heads, like the markets falling apart and DoorDash's initial movement toward going public.
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Danny and I chewed through all the stuff that we couldn't get out of our heads, like the markets falling apart and DoorDash's initial movement toward going public.
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Today, we're increasingly used to seeing plastic as a threat to wildlife, but back then, if anything synthetic products saved nature from being chewed up by human consumption.
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Blogs Sure, blogs still exist, but the promise of a scrappy new form of communication, open to anyone has been chewed up and spit out by social media.
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Probably we would be normal people who got chewed up and spat out by the regime, because historically, that's what generally happens to people living in totalitarian governments.
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Land development for farming, housing and commerce has chewed through the once vast forests and wild lands of the U.S., leaving smaller patches of forest interspersed with human settlements.
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But the centuries-long practice is now being abandoned in favor of khat, a leafy plant chewed as a stimulant in the Horn of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.
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Some hominin bones are clearly chewed, or broken to extract the marrow; sometimes the base of the skull is missing, meaning someone was trying to get to the brain.
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"This morning, an ultrasound of his stomach and bowels revealed a blockage of chewed-up bamboo at the top of the small intestine," the zoo announced on Facebook Friday.
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She captures the steam rolling off hot plates of chicken wings and dumplings, looking absolutely delicious and nothing like the messy, chewed up bones that remain when she's done.
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In a subsequent study published in 1987, Dr. DuPont and colleagues reported that two tablets chewed four times a day reduced the risk of developing diarrhea by 65 percent.
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Unlike rawhides or other chew toys that eventually get totally chewed down and consumed, these bones are made of nylon that offer up long-term chewing for active dogs.
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Here's a woman who has been chewed up and spat out by a system that values glamour and appearance over substance, and she's beating them at their own game.
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Manning then mentioned some words of advice from his father, which also got chewed up by ESPN's technical issues, before closing the book on the subject with—what else?
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Staring down the half-chewed corner of a Ginsters pasty is like gazing into the contents of a Hoover bag, emptied into the gaping mouth of a basking shark.
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Kenobi and Maul had both been through too much; both had been on journeys where they were chewed up and spit out by the true evil in the galaxy.
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Nearly a year ago, after an Olympic test regatta in Rio, Heil was treated in Germany for an antibiotic-resistant Staphylococcus infection that chewed small craters into his leg.
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I paid normal ticket prices and felt my skin crawl as I swiped my own credit card for $16.50 and chewed gum to avoid spending any more on snacks.
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We grab the oyster with a fork, we start to chew it, and then we drink whatever juice is left in the shell when the meat is already chewed.
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Here is a quick retrospective of Sean's time in office: Remember when it was revealed that Sean Spicer chewed and swallowed 35 sticks of Orbit cinnamon gum before noon?
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He often used to go out drinking with friends, chewed over old memories with them, sang karaoke in bars that employed pretty young "hostesses," took off on long drives.
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EternalBlue was a critical part of WannaCry (the ransomware that shuttered hospitals in the United Kingdom) and NotPetya (the ransomware that chewed through the Ukraine, with collateral damage elsewhere).
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He's hit a few snags (his internet connection was literally chewed up by squirrels), and Charles occasionally gets stuck on a wall or tight corner, where Kinsley briefly intervenes.
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"I walked away after 2600 years because I was tired of seeing good people, people I was really rooting for, get chewed up and spit out," Mr. Henry said.
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Two seasons ago, Gibbons even chewed out Josh Donaldson, one of Toronto's best players, after Donaldson threw his bat dangerously at the bat rack in a moment of frustration.
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Surely, the "woman in Chicago" would turn out to be an honorable, hard worker who had been unfairly maligned and chewed up in the maw of presidential politics. Nope.
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Animals like seals that have just been chewed on by a great white shark will bleed out until they're dead, or too weak to fight back, Burgess told me.
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NICK CORASANITI Lodged like a piece of chewed taffy between the ocean and the Delaware Bay, the dune-wrapped coastline of the "other Cape" is a getaway from getaways.
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The vulnerability she exposes in "Love That Bunch" — every flaw, from her nose to her hypochondria, is chewed over — is very much a precursor to today's dominant comedic mode.
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I cultivated tricks that helped me get through speaking engagements: I only smiled with the left side of my face, and chewed on the left side of my mouth.
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"Those are our sons," Mr. Wahidi said as he reclined on a hard pillow and chewed khat, the narcotic leaves widely consumed in Yemen and the Horn of Africa.
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Last year, the Health Department confirmed 93 new cases of Lyme disease in Staten Island, a record high, and residents have complained about chewed-up flower beds and gardens.
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After chimps chewed the plant, Huffman would come to learn, parasite loads (as measured by eggs in their stool) decreased by as much as 90 percent in a day.
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A wall text explains the Georgian artist gave gum to the children in her neighborhood on one condition: they were to return the chewed wads when they were through.
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The fentanyl in the lollipop retains its potency because, unlike a medicinal patch or a chewed, crumbled lozenge, it is not first digested and then metabolized by the liver.
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If the reader breaks (or is spilled on, or gets chewed by the dog) just send it back and Amazon will send you a new one — no questions asked.
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Native to Malaysia, the leaves of the kratom plant are traditionally crushed and made into tea to treat pain, though it is also chewed, smoked or ingested in capsules.
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The euro hitting a 28-month low also helped euro zone bond markets as traders chewed over the third German resignation from the European Central Bank's board since 2011.
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But these were more stale bread, and the old stories — the trips down memory lane taken reluctantly, dutifully, as if required by the occasion — seemed chewed-over and flavorless.
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Then a couple years later, after being just chewed up and spit out of show business, essentially—I would think that 99% of the time—that would be it.
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Many of those displaced by the Creek Fire, which has chewed through more than 15,000 acres, are immigrants living in mobile home communities in the northern San Fernando Valley.
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Schaffer: Or just the speed in general in which someone can get chewed up and spit out... Taccone: Sure, but I mean, literally, in the editing of the film.
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The next best option is making sure that there's always someone involved in the process who can be chewed out, sued, or put on trial if things go badly.
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Nearly all serious professional eaters do this, and with such gusto that the food arrives at their waiting mouths nearly pre-chewed, like the regurgitated offerings of a mother bird.
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Well, Teagan's owner explains in the YouTube video description that the little rascal chewed out a portion of the wall and insulation behind the dryer before getting her head stuck.
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Donna Marshall, the mother of Billie-Jo Ashwell, a friend of Beever's posted on her Facebook page that Beever had often compulsively chewed and sucked her hair, Tech Times reported.
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A senior American official had just chewed him out inside the State Department and he had no idea what to say about it to the reporters clamouring for comment outside.
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A 25-foot brick chimney and a pile of ash was all that remained after a blaze chewed through the hills above the ocean in the seaside city of Ventura.
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"A lot of Woodside capital is due to be chewed up in coming years with the Senegal, Scarborough and Browse developments," said Saul Kavonic, an analyst at consultants Wood Mackenzie.
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He eventually told the runner—who had, quite reasonably, stayed camped out on first while her manager chewed the ump out—to get off first so the game could resume.
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Right off the bat, Trump has misspelled Dwyane's name by swapping the "y" and the "a" in a way that likely looks more comfortable to his white, chewed bubblegum eyes.
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Multiple studies suggest that chewing gum helps you feel more alert — one study even found that people who chewed gum performed better on an intelligence test than people who didn't.
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The mutants and blood and poison are just fun metaphors for the self harm we do when we give ourselves to these places, to be chewed alive and spat out.
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If the judgments seemed as carefully chewed over as the cookies, chalk it up to a location and time of year that place a premium on good food and conversation.
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At a Dave Chappelle show, one inebriated fan chewed through the bottom of the pouch, recalled Corey Smyth, chief executive of Blacksmith Records, who works with Mr. Chappelle among others.
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Besides the warning, the FDA also provided extra tips for keeping Fido safe: Chicken bones and other bones from the kitchen table can also cause injury when chewed by pets.
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As the man must have felt when he passed out beneath a bench the night before, I was chewed up and spat out by this massive expanse of gray earth.
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She could barely breathe and had a bedsore the size of a full-sized dinner plate that had chewed through her skin; I could see parts of her dead spine.
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Ruiz. After season 1, in which her character Isabella was largely chewed up and spat out by the cartel game, season 2 is an opportunity for her to break out.
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Blake, 59, is a self-professed "borderline hoarder," whose penchant for holding onto things (tobacco pipes, a dog-chewed postcard from John Waters) has become a curatorial exercise unto itself.
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In the skit, she chewed an entire container of gum, shot members of the press with a water gun and lunged at one with the White House briefing room podium.
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Toronto's Big Four chewed up nearly half of the $81.5 million cap, leaving Dubas to try to fill in the roster around the edges with young players and discount veterans.
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President Trump has taken some heat for his phone manners since it emerged that he pretty much chewed out Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of Australia before hanging up on him.
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A final version of AM2R was eventually uploaded only a few minutes before it went live, and players chewed through more than a terabyte of data trying to download it.
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A sisterhood of big ideas, pre-chewed and packaged on glossy paper with lots of pictures, in a society where what women can talk about is often dictated by men.
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It wasn't until I was 22 and newly graduated from college that I voluntarily chose to put a piece of lettuce in my mouth, then actually chewed and swallowed it.
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He said they celebrated some of their victories and chewed over the idea of President Trump, who threatens to undo much of what Mr. Obama and Mr. Reid accomplished together.
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Yared Zelalem, 17, and Yonas Asrat, 27, chewed khat on the side of a street in Addis Ababa, waiting for the odd job of washing cars to come their way.
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By the time I got up, hours after dawn, he had already chewed a hole in the hard wire mesh of the new feeder some friends gave us for Christmas.
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He picked up each book one by one, opened it, read a page aloud, tore it out, and chewed it, slowly accumulating a growing wad of paper in his mouth.
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My jaw muscles are locked, the sides of my tongue chewed meat, burning as I probe my mouth to find slices of dead skin hanging on the inside of each cheek.
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Unfortunately, after getting trapped under a bed, the whiskers on the Coral One got chewed up as the robot tried to work its way free, but they still function as intended.
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Unexpected erosion chewed through the main spillway during heavy rain earlier this week, sending chunks of concrete flying and creating a 200-foot-long, 30-foot-deep hole that continues growing.
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Our tiny back deck looks like it's been struck with a small meteor, a perfect oval over a span of 2x6s where the dogs have chewed away bits of rotted pine.
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"I came to see the justice system as its own incubator of violence, a juggernaut that chewed up and mindlessly destroyed hope," he told The Times Union of Albany in 2016.
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TIBU, Colombia (AP) — With Colombian military snipers in position, Howard Buffett descends from a helicopter and trudges through the wet grass in steel-toe boots chewed through by his dog's teeth.
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Teething jewelry made out amber contains a substance called succinic acid, which can actually be released at unknown quantities into an infant's mouth and bloodstream when chewed on, the FDA warned.
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That's an incredible amount of mobile data, and I would have chewed through EE's basic 1503GB data plan at £59 ($74) a month with this phone within just a few hours.
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The Switch's battery life is bad enough already without having a third of it chewed up in the time it takes for you to get onto a plane from your house.
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In fact, the oldest living human being ever documented, a Bolivian man who lived to be 123 years old, chewed coca leaf all day long, every single day of his life.
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Three tonnes are sold as liquid fertilizer, with the remaining three being turned into one tonne of compost and 500 kg of vermicompost—nutrient-rich natural fertilizer chewed through by earthworms.
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According to the documents, the coroner's report ruled it a suicide from "multiple drug toxicity," and she was found naked in a bathroom with a half-chewed pill in her mouth.
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Which might seem extravagant, but if you were about to have your head chewed off by an angry, mushroom-headed monster, you'd want to summon as much strength as possible, too.
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Trump chewed out McConnell 11 days ago in a private phone call from his golf club in Bedminster, N.J., for letting Kavanaugh's nomination drag on, according to The New York Times.
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From fan-favorite Stoop Kid to the somewhat depressing Pigeon Man, it's enough to make you want to create your own Helga-inspired shrine of Arnold's chewed up gum and pencils.
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But then Frank — and, separately, his pal Barry (Michael Cera) — glimpse the truth, aided by a problematically branded bottle of liquor (Bill Hader) and a wad of chewed gum (Scott Underwood).
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GALISTEO, N.M. — Squirrels had chewed through the internet cables, and cell service is never very good this far from Santa Fe, half an hour out on the sparsely inhabited high desert.
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"It's a wild beast, and if not tamed, can and has chewed up a lot of lives," Bono said in a CNBC interview from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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It's as if Tango Works took all these influences, chewed them up, spat them out, and shaped their leavings into one long action movie set piece as directed by Michael Bay.
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Using the same metric, the original purchase price would amount to roughly a third of an inch, or about the height of a chewed piece of gum on the sidewalk below.
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Chad Veach, the 38-year-old founder of Zoe, who moved to West Los Angeles from Seattle in 21, chewed gum as he danced to a pop gospel playlist blaring overhead.
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Nowadays, I often flick on a news podcast when I'm eating alone, but that would have taken too much work with the retro setup, so instead I chewed in a reverie.
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The seeds of a potential rock revival are chewed up and spit out in an overproduced bastardization of rock that romanticizes the hippie era without any of its relevance or defiance.
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Some union officials reported that because grievance or arbitration proceedings typically take place during work hours, they chewed up scarce official time, sometimes making it impossible for union officials to attend.
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As people moved to cities, vast areas where farms once broke up tracts of forest and herds of domestic animals chewed the underbrush low, have reverted to forests thick with brush.
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JERUSALEM — He has dominated the Israeli political scene for years, outmaneuvering or outlasting one opponent after another, the ultimate survivor in a system that has chewed up many of his predecessors.
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Nearly 5,700 years ago, a woman followed up a meal of hazelnuts and duck with an after-dinner trick many of us still use today: She chewed a piece of gum.
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A print by the anonymous graffiti artist "self-destructed" this month in London when a shredder hidden in its frame chewed up the work moments after it sold for $1.4 million.
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With Evan Radigan of Vanity and the Rival Mob on vocals they chewed up the best of 80s New York hardcore and spat out some wad of Breakdown, Outburst, and Killing Time.
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As the NASA images above show, between 1979 and 2013 these chemicals had chewed a massive "hole" in the ozone layer above Antarctica, and the damage was poised to spread further north.
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When she told Berganza she wasn't expecting that, he suggested they take another photo, leaned in, and stuck his tongue in her mouth as she chewed on a french fry, Marsham said.
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Hurricane Irma's powerful winds ensured Florida's east coast was pounded by a low but persistent storm surge, up to 3 feet high, which "chewed away" at beaches over the weekend, Young said.
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The airstrike on Saturday hit a market in Khulqut Nihm, about 20 miles north of the capital, Sana, that sold food, livestock and khat, a leaf that is chewed as a stimulant.
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The Cleveland Browns QB was taking questions from the media at his daily press conference when he got fed up with a reporter ... and chewed the guy out in front of everyone.
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With 700 events—300 lane changes, 130 turns, and almost 300 randomly chosen examples of driving straight—chewed through, it was then let loose on live data to guess what might happen.
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A South Carolina couple has been charged after they allegedly left their dog tangled in a cable without food or water for so long that he desperately chewed off his own leg.
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Lafayette was born a year and a half after Hubbard died, and speaks with the same mouth-full-of-chewed-taffy, old time-y radio voice that L. Ron Hubbard spoke with.
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The upscale Interview chewed its way through acres of glossy trash at Studio 54 before arriving among such "interesting" people as George Will, Nancy Reagan, Jerry Zipkin, and the Shah of Iran.
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Trump reportedly chewed Ryan out over the bill because of its lack of border-wall funding, but then signed the legislation after Ryan agreed to let him air his grievances on Twitter.
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Termites of political disagreement have already chewed through the first plank of the Trump health policy platform — the promise to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA, also known as Obamacare).
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Everybody knew the rule, of course, but it was an early signal to players that Francona would shield them from public criticism — and the next day, in private, Francona chewed Martinez out.
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On a recent visit to al-Mokha, a squad of young Yemeni fighters chewed the narcotic green leaf qat and took selfies in front of modern armored vehicles used by UAE troops.
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France will be pleased with that, but they've been terribly fortunate with the own goal and the V.A.R. decision, which surely will be chewed on for weeks if it proves decisive today.
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There's "Youth in Asia," his exploration of the cross-cultural impact of the Vietnam War, which spread across installations, sculptures in various media, including wads of chewed bubble gum, and an album.
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While working as an acting teacher, he pits two students (Gillian Jacobs and Michael Cera, sporting what looks like a rodent-chewed Art Garfunkel hairdo) against each other, perhaps for his amusement.
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In many respects, the biggest Coen connection here is to "Barton Fink," their surreal comedy about an award-winning writer who gets chewed up and spit out by a sojourn in Hollywood.
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After you watch the scene above, check him out in the scene where Winston is tortured and betrays his lover in the name of not having his face chewed off by rats.
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Check and see if there are any events going on there (and try to poke your head in, though you might get chewed out, depending on the day Chicken John is having).
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After having chewed his way through a big chunk of a bull's penis, Barrowman buried his head in the crook of his elbow while delivering an unenthusiastic thumbs up to his team mates.
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But truly all you're really thinking about is how fucking ghoulish this mechanized iteration of ol' Abe looks with his bulging eyes, terrifying teeth, peeling face, decrepit beard, and chewed-up stovepipe hat.
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Often wrapped in betel leaves, or paan, and chewed like a large fibrous chewing-gum, the betel nut gives a buzz on a par with several shots of espresso or, some say, amphetamine.
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" Other nuggets: How Trump reportedly chewed out then-campaign manager Paul Manafort: After reports that his aides went on TV to reach Trump, Trump reportedly yelled "'Am I like a baby to you?
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In the past two years, more than 22017 million Chevrolet cars with 4G LTE data connections have been sold, and, according to GM, those connections have chewed through 3 million gigabytes of data.
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He explains that whole fruit contains two types of fiber—soluble and insoluble—which together, when chewed and swallowed, form a kind of gel that coats the upper part of your digestive system.
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That's the hard, welcome lesson learned by California idiot Wayne Allen Huntsman, who pleaded guilty on Friday to setting off King Fire, a 2014 blaze that chewed up 100,000 acres in northern California.
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At first I thought she was a little miscast because she chewed gum and had a kind of tic where she touched behind her ear with her finger and then smelled the finger.
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Mostly absent from the menu, though, as the five-star speakers chewed through their political visions on the third day of the National Action Network's 2018 convention, was talk of President Donald Trump.
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A British veteran who was hit by grenade shrapnel during the Battle of Ypres was afraid to eat in public because his wounded face made such unappetizing sounds while he chewed and swallowed.
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At first, she was pretty shy about her opinions and would politely spit the half-chewed bite of whatever into a tissue and gingerly toss it in the trashcan, quietly shaking her head.
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The Australian DJ/producer is probably far from the only person who has ever munched on some raw rump at Burning Man, but he's certainly been chewed out over it more than anyone.
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Ms. Kyo reunited with Mr. Mizoguchi in 1956 for "Street of Shame," set in Tokyo's red-light district, in which she played a westernized prostitute who smoked, chewed gum and wore tight clothing.
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On the cuff of his long-sleeve shirt there was a patterning like lace where he chewed it, and he put it in his mouth again, tasting the spit from yesterday trapped there.
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Around midnight, as cable commentators chewed on the meaning of the tear, Pelosi's office issued a statement that seemed to justify her action by pointing out some of the false claims Trump made.
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She soon discovered that the worms had chewed holes in the bags and, realizing the potential implications, got in touch with peers at the University of Cambridge, Paolo Bombelli and Christopher J. Howe.
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As smaller ones can splinter and break when chewed, it&aposs best not to treat dogs to the leftover turkey carcass because it could lead to dental problems, or even hurt their intestines.
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It suggests that the ossicles' precursors became detached from the other jaw bones as a result of the way, indicated by the shape of those other bones, that Jeholbaatar kielanae chewed its food.
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In an age rife with the sleek and the minimal, papier-mâché ("chewed paper" in French), has less-than-mythic associations: It is homey and sloppy, redolent of kindergarten and the corner store.
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Although malleable when heated it solidified as soon as it cooled, leading some researchers to believe that ancient people chewed on the pitch to keep it soft while they worked on their tools.
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DNA from the chewed-up gum provides clues about the people who settled in the area, the kind of food they ate and even the type of bacteria they carried on their teeth.
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Some were too small (even though she's a puppy, pet costume sizes are hard to guesstimate), but all looked way too much like toys and got chewed on until a tug o' war ensued.
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There's a lot of gore in Santa Clarita Diet, from severed heads to chewed-off fingers to a kitchen that looks like someone exploded inside it, because someone more or less exploded inside it.
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And this is the system establishment voices wish to improve upon in piecemeal fashion, possibly because they're not the ones being chewed up and spit out by it, or even neglected by it entirely.
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With just hours until Chestnut tries to defend his title at the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on Coney Island ... Joey's telling TMZ Sports why Stonie's gonna get chewed up and spit out.
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My problem with Chrome wasn't with how it loaded web pages, it was that it chewed up my system resources to the point where I couldn't operate without dragging my computer to a crawl.
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Spicer also revealed he's ditching his well-known gum habit — he once said he chewed away at two and a half packs of Orbit cinnamon gum by noon each day — in favor of mints.
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Creekbaum said Betts once brought a handgun on a tour to Iowa and suggested to others that they rob some gas stations — something Creekbaum said he chewed Betts out for but didn't take seriously.
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The 2110 I got had been used before and it was worn smooth like a river rock, the rubberized keys a bit shiny from use and the antenna, as I recall, was lightly chewed.
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In a world where words have a way of slipping their bounds — a missing Bible is discovered chewed to bits, the "divine word" literally "chomped by a goat" — language nonetheless has a strange power.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Every year, by the last few days of the Wimbledon championships, the grass on Centre Court becomes chewed up and much of its former emerald gleam fades to a dingy gray-brown.
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They were on their way down Second Avenue, and at 60th Street, Frankie chewed through a zipper on her carrying case and squirted out, heading for my husband's shoulder, her favorite place to perch.
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With approved protective eyewear, the soldier&aposs face has been "all chewed up," but the "skin is intact around their eyes," he explained, adding, "You know without a doubt that eyewear saved their eyes."
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Outside of the blue chips, AA dropped 4 percent after brokers chewed over Tuesday's full-year results, while shares in Acacia Mining also fell 3.4 percent after JP Morgan downgraded the gold miner to "neutral".
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As the Federation prepares for a new Borg offensive, Picard gets chewed out by a senior officer for not taking the chance to wipe out this enemy of the Federation when he had the chance.
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If you've got massive chunks of barely chewed food sloshing into your tummy, it's going to take a lot more time and effort to break down your food, which can mean bloating, gas, and discomfort.
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To reach the logical end-point of employee exploitation and Customer Obsession™, an underpaid contractor must be sent to my exact location to spoon-feed me pre-chewed nutritional paste at an hour's notice.
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Making her way through the woods, Sarah sees some mysterious things — like game hanging in desolate areas, and chewed-up dead animals — before finally winding up at the camp in the middle of Rachel's speech.
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The fire, fueled by high winds and dry conditions, has chewed through 230,23 acres since Monday and is only 5% contained, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, known as Cal Fire.
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He embraced a classic "divide and conquer" strategy to avoid having France chewed up in the maws of the Hapsburg family, members of which sat on thrones to both the east and west of France.
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Over the years living in Turin, Italy, Pietro Reviglio, a 21-year-old artist and filmmaker, has tallied up this bill: chewed up euro bills ($2600), computer cables ($90) and various items of clothing ($250).
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It felt like the end of something — my youth, my freedom, my ability to scoff at all of my breeder friends with BabyBjorns over their necks and bits of half-chewed banana on their shirts.
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"Nature will castigate those who don't masticate" was his motto and it was his firm belief that food had to be chewed to a pulp to enable the enzymes in saliva to do their thing.
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Thousands of suggestions—of varying degrees of actual edibility—came in and Eric chewed his way through a truly insane number of them: Lemon, popcorn, taco shells, dog food, garbage bags—you get the idea.
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The rabbit had not been especially nice to me, not compared with golden retrievers I had known, and I didn't feel like being that nice to her, not since she chewed through my MacBook cord.
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Most states still require sex education to stress abstinence (a legit option, for sure, as long as it's one among many: not a mandate that equates sexually active teens with, say, chewed pieces of gum).
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: For the past two years, there has been a piece of gum on the air conditioner outside my office window: a shriveled wad of hardened, blackened A.B.C. (already been chewed) gum.
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At another, I was gripping the grab handle inside a Ford F-150 Raptor as it chewed up the countryside when I made the mistake, midbump, of asking the driver how fast we were going.
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Attenborough relates his adventures of 60 years ago with typical British wit, as when he felt obliged to sample cassiri, a drink made from cassava bread assiduously pre-chewed by women in a Guyanan village.
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Another Marine, Ernie Cheatham, comes through as a larger-than-life leader, a former N.F.L. lineman who was sent belatedly to rally the companies of his battalion as they were getting chewed up in Hue.
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The ancient hunter-gatherer woman then threw the chewed birch into a salty lagoon in what is now Lolland, Denmark, where it sat in the mud until a team of archaeologists uncovered it last year.
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Ethiopians have long chewed khat, but the practice tended to be limited to predominantly Muslim areas, where worshipers chew the leaves to help them pray for long periods, especially during the fasting times of Ramadan.
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The Thomas Fire, which has resulted in at least one death, has chewed through more than 140,000 acres in Ventura County, fanned by unpredictable winds that have battered coastal areas and inland communities like Ojai.
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Including a later photo-op at a meeting with military leaders, Trump has now chewed the fat with reporters 12 times in 11 days, and conducted a blizzard of interviews with radio and television stations.
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With the help of Angus, we then chewed through the dynamics that are keeping a host of private companies private, looking backwards through time to understand how the market got to be where it is today.
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Under pressure to get results, stressed out about his future prospects, Guidolin is just like the rest of us, a mushy husk chewed up and spat out by the big, wet mouth of an uncaring world.
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Alas, I work in an industry that has been eaten alive by private equity, sanded down by venture capitalists, chewed up and spit out by Facebook, ruined by the internet and repeatedly threatened by the president.
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" Hunter, said Campa-Najjar in a phone interview with BuzzFeed, "got chewed up and spit out by the ways of Washington," adding, "He's just one symptom of a greater epidemic right now going on of corruption.
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The forearm bone appears to have been disarticulated, filleted, chewed, and then engraved with a zig-zag design before being broken to extract bone marrow, said scientists from Britain's Natural History Museum who conducted the analysis.
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If your nails have fallen victim to the drying (and all too common) effects of water, keeping your nail beds pristine can make all the difference between your hands looking perfectly manicured and totally chewed-out.
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Tamayo wrote down the relevant stock ticker symbols, passed the tips to Morgan Stanley stockbroker Vladimir Eydelman at Grand Central's main clock, and then chewed up the papers on which the tips were written, prosecutors said.
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"They took a chunk out of the driver seat, scratched up the football, chewed my coffee top on my shaker, but no scratches outside the car," he said in a comment on Facebook about the encounter.
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In a session on healthcare, Isbell and others instead chewed over the importance of machine learning systems being transparent and trustworthy to humans, for example when advising a doctor on how to treat a tricky case.
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The question is if Thibaut Pinot actually got into the yellow jersey — which you never know, he could — does he have a team that could remotely defend that or would it just get chewed to pieces?
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A variety of khat, which produces a mild high when chewed, muguka is fast-growing, making it less vulnerable to large swings in weather conditions, and uses about half as much water as maize, Njeru explained.
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On the one hand, some ecologists attribute the circles to the work of "subterranean engineers"—termites or ants whose excavations lead to the disappearance of grass as vegetation is chewed up in the process of burrowing.
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According to Billboard's oral history of the incident, Kanye returned to his seat during the commercial break, and Pink came up to him and chewed him out while the rest of the audience glared at him.
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"I would like to announce that I'm calm now," Spicer screamed, insisting that what viewers were seeing was a "new" Spicey, even as he chewed a gigantic piece of gum (instead of multiple regular-sized pieces).
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" — Anabel Pasarow, tech writer Essie Nail Polish in Bikini So Teeny"When my life feels like it's about to fall apart, nothing sends me into a quicker spiral than a chipped manicure and half-chewed cuticles.
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So when she slid onto her stool in a tight sleeveless shirt that clung to her breasts and bared her midriff it had roughly the same warm, disorienting effect on me of half a Dilaudid, chewed.
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Archie&aposs beloved stuffed lamb and puppy are no more, but his BarkBox plush toys are still around (though he did manage to get the squeaker out of Gideon the Pigeon and chewed that to shreds).
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The health ministry is known as a shark tank for the competing interests it must weigh, and the German media wonder if Spahn will be chewed up and spit out rather than shine, as conservatives hope.
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"A lot of the fundamentalists, who I still think will be right in the long run, have gotten chewed up in the short run," said David Durra, an independent grain trader and analyst with AgSpread Analytics.
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She produced work in an arresting variety of mediums and registers: silly, surreal lamps; a famous series of photographs of chewed gum; cast-resin "tumors," made after she was diagnosed; and heartbreakingly vulnerable self-portrait busts.
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Chefs from North Korea worked together with staff at the colonial-era hotel to create a medley of Western and Korean dishes for the two leaders as they chewed over their differences, the two sources said.
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At the end of the day, he was thrown into the grist mill of pro-Trump media and chewed to pieces by Fox News and House Republicans for a few months' worth of cynical, lucrative outrage.
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The one indispensable quality in a long sentence is that it must divide into these smaller pieces to be chewed and swallowed one at a time, and still always be moving, with each short phrase, towards completion.
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But on October 20th-21st, as the 28 leaders chewed over the finer points of EU migration and foreign policy, the real action was unfolding 40 miles away in Namur, capital of Belgium's French-speaking Walloon region.
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So in actual playing time, we had 2 hours and 35 minutes of pure Pokémon Go. The app chewed up 15 megabytes of mobile data, which is surprisingly light for a game that is reliant on it.
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I woke up the next morning with only mild muscle soreness, which was great, though it did take me five minutes to actually swallow 30 algae tablets (I accidentally chewed one and almost gagged from the taste).
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The music industry chewed Spears up and spat her out when it was done extracting all the profit it could from her — but it allowed Timberlake to thrive, flourish, and ultimately live on to mock his ex.
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The film shows how these kids got chewed up and spat out by the Sony machine (though it doesn't explain exactly what happened with that record deal_it's worth noting that the trio's new album was self-released).
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To hear him tell it, he's been chewed up and spat out by every label in Nashville, ultimately recording a batch of obscene honky-tonk and Southern rock numbers, the lyrics of each and every one unprintable.
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Because the entire news media is structured on "new news"—novel reporting that is then chewed over by talking heads for hours—Wolff has been booked everywhere from TODAY to Meet the Press to discuss his scoops.
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Fox News pundit Kat Timpf on Sunday said on Twitter that she was run out of an establishment because of where she works, adding that she was "chewed out, abused" during the incident at an unknown location.
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He's a deeply political filmmaker, but mostly behind the scenes, where he insisted on making Green Room to the specifications of film labor unions — even though that chewed up a big portion of his $5 million budget.
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Jack Nicholson's Joker chewed his way through the Gotham City scenery, the New Kids on the Block decided it was OK to wear overalls without shirts, and McDonald's started serving pizza in a handful of its restaurants.
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We've got to vote with our credit cards, a little at a time, and keep insisting we deserve more than warm milk designed to lull us into market-driven complacency, pre-chewed meals served on white bread.
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MEDIA, Pa. — As Ralph Neary waited for a hot dog outside the Delaware County courthouse here on Wednesday, he chewed over the big surprise out of Washington: President Trump's firing of the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey.
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They also theorized that birch pitch was chewed to help relieve the pain of a toothache; act as a tooth brush; stave off hunger; or, much like we use modern gum, simply to have something to chew.
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For most Zimbabweans, daily life is becoming harder as small incomes earned mostly from the informal sector are chewed up by soaring prices that have evoked fears of a return to the hyperinflation of a decade ago.
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However, in places in the world where connection is anything but seamless, the wireless image is replaced by chewed and rusty cable-knots, and the fantasy of exterritorial online space crashes into realities of wealth and power structures.
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Look at the figures for 2003 to 2006: And then from 2013 to 2015: Mashable has reached out to the Bank of England requesting further context on how exactly the bank notes end up being chewed or eaten.
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Coca, a mild stimulant, has been used for millennia by people in the Andes in tea and food, though it is most often chewed raw to give energy and treat ailments ranging from altitude sickness to menstruation pain.
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I told my parents at breakfast, but by dinner that night, I'd already forgotten about my new lifestyle as I chewed on a piece of steak while my entire family stared at me, waiting for me to remember.
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We know movies are meant to be entertaining and all, but sometimes you just can't resist switching on something that sets our nerves on fire, reduces our fingernails to chewed-up nubs, and ties our stomach in knots.
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My friend Alice and I were sitting by a stream in the Vondelpark gardens in Amsterdam, and we'd just chewed through about a third of a box of truffles (the parts of the magic mushroom that grows underground).
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A mild natural stimulant that's normally chewed or brewed as tea, and from which cocaine is derived, it's considered to be a gift from the Inca sun god, Inti, and is the essential social currency of the region.
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Now the pool is filled with muck and an old tire, rats have chewed up a guitar case on the patio, the patio doors are broken, and rain is leaking through the ceiling, threatening to ruin her artwork.
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According to Breaud, the general manager of the store called her after her shift and chewed her out, allegedly telling her that she should have asked the offended customers to move to a different section of the restaurant.
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Since many heroin users are initially addicted to pain killers, the Bush campaign said the candidate supports finding more formulations of prescription drugs that prevent abuse, like limiting the drug's effect if it is inappropriately cut, chewed or ground.
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But the Chronicle Herald notes that the turbine is a good 100 kilometres away from the sites where marine life has been washing up, and they're not showing any signs of being chewed up by the turbine's massive rotors.
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How many times have you received an unsolicited dick pic purporting to be a gift from the heavens, when down on Earth it looks more like the half-chewed frankfurter that your dog dragged in from next-door's barbecue?
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It's a reasonable goal for a bank scarred by the financial crisis, but only $400 million of HSBC's higher gross operating expenses fell under expansion initiatives, with the balance of $600 million chewed up by compliance and other items.
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The sunlight spilling through the doorway had that white glow to it that sends the rice farmers inside at this time of the day, and as I chewed I couldn't help but notice that it tasted just like home.
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I mean yes, there's probably a Plumlee kicking around out there we've still yet to meet, but generally speaking, for the sake of being dramatic, Seth's is a life lived in the shadow of a chewed-up mouth guard.
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A devastated family is desperately searching for a dog who disappeared after she chewed through a transport crate and ran away across the tarmac of Tampa International Airport – and they accuse the airline of not helping them find her.
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One woman who chewed with her mouth open and gave everyone cruel nicknames had lost both of her parents and was given a mental-health month off, and when she returned she was hugged by all with solemn tenderness.
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As she capably chewed into a section of Mr. Lamar's verse, in which he serenades a select region of a woman's anatomy, her four backup dancers kept limber by doing push-ups and stretches in front of the stage.
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San Francisco answered with a 21-play, 72-yard drive that chewed 10 minutes, 133 seconds off the clock but settled for Gould's 21-yard field goal to make it 17-6 with 4:59 left in the half.
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They were described by media as this year's "Ed Miliband bacon sandwich incident," referring to an infamously unflattering photo of the former Labour leader looking bemused as he chewed on a bacon sandwich in the lead-up to the 2015 election.
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"Denarius" #1213 points to a possible answer: that which is "older than the hunters" and can be sensed underneath us: Yet wait: time—when the allotted disc already hangs chewed off in places, or dinged, or dented—time seeps value.
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In fact, a similiar case was reported this spring to police department in Madison, according to WPTA , when the private cars of several officers started having problems tracked back to chewed wires and they caught the furry suspect on security camera.
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For one, Rowan Atkinson (as his most popular character, Mr Bean) makes an appearance, and Evander Holyfield — who famously had a piece of his ear bitten off in a heavyweight bout with Mike Tyson — gets his ear chewed in a fight.
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The Hall of Fame, however, says that Wagner's disapproval over tobacco use isn't true, as he smoked cigars and chewed tobacco, and even let a cigarette company run ads that featured his name and likeness in 1909 during the World Series.
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Bette begrudgingly acknowledges that she thinks Joan is "good," and Crawford is moved nearly to tears by this chewed-up shred of a compliment, even if it's quickly undercut by Davis criticizing the shoulder pads and lipstick she's chosen to wear.
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Teething is a rite of passage and a major milestone, but having a baby who's teething is difficult — not only because all the toys you buy get chewed up, but because it's hard to watch your baby be in pain.
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Holt said a water taxi captain thoroughly chewed him out once he landed ashore in Manhattan, yelling about how stupid and dangerous it is to dick around on a paddleboard on such a busy waterway, but he eventually let him go.
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There wasn't one love song in the lineup, and the closest thing to comedy was a ditty about Bach and Dante prostituting themselves "under the green pepper trees," Brecht's acerbic commentary on European talent chewed up by the movie industry.
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Based on an eight-inch chunk of its jawbone and a few loose teeth discovered in France, paleontologists estimate that this toothy dinosaur grew to 16 feet long, and had massive, scissor-like chompers that sharpened themselves as the dino chewed.
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And just out of the humans' sight, as if waiting to appear after they've thoroughly chewed the forbidden fruit, are a zebra coming apart into meaningless stripes and a turkey gracefully dissolving like glitter on the surface of the sea.
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Five men and five women, all in their 20s, traveled 12 hours by truck across rocky dirt roads that chewed up tires, another two hours on foot and about half an hour wading in chest-high water across the Xalbal River.
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It had the same texture as a regular meringue, which was good because it meant my baking attempt had been successful, but also very bad because it meant it got stuck to the back of my teeth while I chewed.
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"If I pack a sandwich and I put in my calendar, 'I'm going to eat lunch at 11,' I still didn't decide to eat that sandwich until I put it in my mouth, chewed it, and swallowed it," Anestis says.
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Shrouded in gold satin, the Filipino American chewed on and regurgitated dinuguan, a Filipino savory dish, while an assistant burned writing into her back with a loose touch; since Domingo has dermatographia, the lightest scratch produces temporary welts on her skin.
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An unscientific test by New York Times journalists using the paper straws with a Diet Coke and a banana milkshake raised worries about the sturdiness of the straws and how long they would last when left in a drink or chewed.
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" On the morning after the election, as the country chewed over the outcome and waited for the final result to be announced, most likely on Thursday, many were quick to point out that governing may prove more challenging than campaigning. "Mr.
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Together, they made a vignette which includes a painting by Smith and a vanity table strewn with objects by Belanger: an ashtray with a chewed-up piece of gum, a glass spilling ice and cartoon eyes, discarded cigarettes and pills.
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Here in the village of Murmala, in a fertile farming area about an hour and half's drive from the nearest town, hundreds of displaced people are marooned in a closed-down, lightless middle school, getting chewed up by malarial mosquitoes.
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Later we stopped short in front of another sequoia that looked perfectly healthy on one side, but was chewed up by fire on the other, leaving a 150-foot-tall concave husk from ground to crown — a pillar of charcoal.
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The 167-mile course follows a chewed-up, menacing road under major construction while snaking its way over four mountain passes, three of which stand above 10,000 feet, all in one long, masochistic day with over 15,000 vertical feet of climbing.
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When researchers analyzed human DNA preserved in the 5,700-year-old birch pitch, they found that the individual who chewed on it was a female, who was more closely related to hunter-gatherers from continental Europe than those from central Scandinavia.
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A 2011 study by psychologists at St. Lawrence University found that students who chewed gum and then discarded it performed demanding cognitive tasks like repeating numbers backward and solving complex logic puzzles better than those who did not chew gum.
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Serge Onyper, who co-wrote the St. Lawrence University study, noted in an email on Wednesday that those who chewed gum for five minutes before getting rid of it benefited compared with those who did not chew gum at all.
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It incorporates the sort of ruminations on art and the purpose of creativity that you'd more often find being chewed over at about 1AM in the living room of a jobbing musician, rather than on the YouTube channel of a hugely successful band.
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As I chewed the rice and spat it into the jar, I began to worry that this was all a prank, and perhaps the only reason Bellomy was being so helpful was to trick me into drinking a jar of my own spit.
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As noted by Popular Mechanics, such incidents are not uncommon and have been caused by raccoons, rats, monkeys, an animal believed to be a weasel or marten that chewed through power lines at the Large Hadron Collider, and a chicken in Hawaii.
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When you're not doing that, and imagine him as a football coach in the locker room, do you think that you're going to get chewed a little bit if you are not on side running the offensive coordination in the right way?
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In a 1976 interview with Playboy, he painted a portrait of Stanley as an absentee father who didn't even see him until two years after his birth (a claim contradicted by records), and would erupt with anger if he chewed celery too loud.
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But it would be totally worth it to have a pair eating pine nuts from my hand (I won't lie, I would totally film how they chewed, which is a matter of scientific interest) and curling up on my shoulders while I write.
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They're an invisible strand twisted tightly into my DNA, mapping its mark on my body in hard scars I cannot stop clawing, the ragged tang of chewed-up cheek flesh, and the slump of my shoulders after another restless attempt at sleep.
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Near St. Augustine, waves punched through a dune and created a new inlet joining the Matanzas River with the Atlantic, while to the south, waves washed away dunes and concrete armor and chewed through a mile and a half of Highway A1A.
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When iOS 9 was released last fall, Wi-Fi Assist was turned on by default and caused much dismay from users with limited data plans whose monthly allowances were chewed up when the device automatically switched to the cellular signal for extended periods.
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For its source material, Gumdrop relies on the public to place chewed gum into its hot-pink bins that sit at 600 locations such as train stations, theme parks and universities - a fivefold increase in bin sites since it started in 2015.
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In Aotearoa — what the Maori, indigenous to New Zealand, call their home — the leaves were traditionally chewed or brewed for tea to ease toothaches and abdominal pain, wilted over flames to make a poultice for cuts and stings and burned to banish mosquitoes.
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The utility was cleared of responsibility in the 20003 blaze that chewed through a wide swath of Northern California, leading some to question whether the company should move ahead with its plans to file for bankruptcy by the end of the month.
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To Natasha Millikan, a self-described mouse expert who squatted on the checkered floor on Sunday afternoon, her head pressed into her hands as around her mice shivered, chewed bits of wood or slept beneath her boots, it was an exploration of torture.
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There was so much strange story to work with — we've never seen a show where a woman getting her arm chewed off by a tiger was not even the most crazy thing to happen — that the filmmakers didn't have time to address this.
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Whether voters in the midst of a boom move left or right, many residents say the strains of change are deep, as farms and ranches on the city's edge get chewed up into housing, and high-wage tech workers outcompete the locals.
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I remember only Gilda's, which had no real food, just little crushed-up wads of carrots, something green, something yellow, something red, which she chewed vigorously without swallowing, to get the flavor, spit out, then went on to chew the next color.
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But she said the permit to fix the wall had not come in time, and so Irma had chewed up the houses's garage and workshop and spit the pieces out onto the sand — and ripped off siding and roof shingles to boot.
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Hence the opening shots of "The Gold Rush" (1925), with an endless line of hopefuls trudging up a snowy pass, or the well-chewed wisdom of Walter Huston in "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" (1948), overheard by Bogart in a Tampico flophouse.
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I just happen to think that that man who served our country never made it home from the battlefield and I think Washington chewed him up and spit him out and engulfed him in the corruption that has plagued Washington for too long.
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The figures show that in the last year alone £128,000 has been destroyed by being chewed or eaten: The figures above show the value of claims in (£Thousands) Since 2003, a total of nearly £1.5 million worth of UK cash met the same fate.
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Instead, according to Shaw, the State Police sergeant on duty "dismissed him from the class and sent him to his department," where he presumably got chewed the fuck out, sobered up a bit, and pondered the string of severely stupid choices that landed him there.
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The highways in northern Iraq that lead to the open border crossing are lined by farms, and the land is chewed up and tossed around; mounds serve as defensive positions and trenches run the length of the long wide road, which is flanked by walls.
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In the next decade, as his mind started to unravel, Powers engaged in a litany of increasingly shocking acts of self-harm: He cut off both ear lobes, chewed off a finger, swallowed a toothbrush and then cut open his abdomen to retrieve it.
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While he wasn't quite chewed up and spit out by PRIDE and he was always a threat to knock out his opponents, he was a diminished fighter over whom rising stars like Quinton Jackson, Heath Herring, and Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic notched key wins.
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I was embarrassed by how self-absorbed I felt, and when friends asked why I pulled on my blouse or chewed on my finger, I brushed it off and made self-deprecating jokes about being "OCD" so as not to draw attention to myself.
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It is full of passengers who are trying to dream up the next gimmick, since using a fire extinguisher as a "brush," incorporating chewed gum as a medium, or laying work on the floor so that viewers can walk on it, have already been taken.
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Calling on the skills of archaeologists, philologists, acousticians, metal workers and others, it has brought back to life instruments ranging from ancient bagpipes to 30,000-year-old vulture- bone flutes (although some say those are merely vulture bones that some poor animal chewed holes in).
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A wind-whipped outbreak of wildfires outside Los Angeles on Wednesday threatened thousands of homes and horse ranches, forced the smoky evacuation of elderly patients in wheelchairs and narrowly bypassed the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, protected in part by a buffer zone chewed by goats.
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A spinal surgeon by trade, Dr. Mamizuka developed an interest in helping the children who are chewed up and spit out by Japan's unforgiving youth baseball machine, which encourages year-round training and, during its national high school baseball tournaments, lionizes 230-pitch games.
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There's lots of parenting advice in the show—talk to your kids about death, tell them that it's O.K. to be sad, and believe them when they describe a hidden basement that is not in the blueprints—but it all feels pre-chewed, anodyne.
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The Chiefs got on the board in the second quarter with a 31-yard field goal by Harrison Butker to cap a 15-play, 61-yard scoring drive that chewed 9:20163 off the clock, cutting the Giants' lead to 6-3 at the half.
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I dragged my partner out to the El Pueblito neighborhood in the city of Cochabamba, where I'd heard a rumor we could get some chicha, the legendary Andean mountain drink traditionally made by women who chewed up corn to kick off the fermentation process.
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"Don't touch the wall!" shouted Theresa Ray as a friend leaned up to pin a piece of chewed gum on to what is widely regarded one of the city's most disgusting — and in the best of circumstances, least sanitary — tourist attractions: the Gum Wall.
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In his otherworldly ceramic sculptures, which are small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, pastel stucco planes converge with glossy half-moon shapes, suggesting animal tails, chewed-up wads of gum, bare tree limbs, erect genitalia or excrement — sometimes all at once.
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Week after week, the series has chewed through Thornton's five decades of work, sometimes with rather particular, fun screenings that paired her films with those by contemporary filmmakers or directors that influenced her: Su Friedrich, Werner Herzog, Andy Warhol, Kaneto Shindô and The Wooster Group.
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We broke the story ... Jorge Magana filed suit against Lacey and her hubby, Jonny, back in 2018, claiming Jonny pulled him outta his car and repeatedly punched and bit him, and alleging Lacey scratched his face and chewed off a portion of his ear.
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But almost nobody buys Google's idealized version of Android; instead, most people buy a version that has been chewed up and predigested through the phone-maker-carrier supply chain, an intestinal pathway that never fails to transform good software into heaps of steaming code.
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It was only the fourth-highest body temperature Memorial would record that morning among elderly patients being evacuated from the nursing home nearby, the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills, where air-conditioning had failed after Hurricane Irma chewed up power lines across the state.
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At some point after rice came to Japan from China around the 3rd century BC, it was discovered that if the rice grains were cooked, chewed up, spat into a tub, and set aside for a few days, the resulting brew had pleasurably intoxicating effects.
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We met several months ago at a dinner event, Elia Alba's Supper Club, held at the 8th Floor gallery where we collectively — several artists, historians, curators — chewed over how we now deal with each other as black men and how me might improve our relationships.
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While it's difficult to imagine how even one ancient culture could've come up with that idea, it's something that was also thought up in a bunch of other parts of the world: Brazil has cauim, and Peru has masato, both of which are made from chewed roots.
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R. Kelly chewed out his ex-girlfriend, Halle Calhoun, in a fit of jealousy, which allegedly sparked a physical attack after one of his concerts ... but R. Kelly's camp calls the accusation BS. The sources connected to Halle say the attack went down sometime in 2017.
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Across the smoking battlefields of YouTube comment sections, prestige music outlets, and molly-fueled arguments in festival bathroom lines, a generation has relentlessly chewed over exactly which electronic dance music can be classified as Electronic Dance Music, and whether the term is a slur or a compliment.
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Trump allies said Biden, who was vice president under Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, could still get chewed up by a large, diverse field of Democratic rivals, many leaning to the left of Biden and discussing policies such as tax hikes for wealthier Americans and government-run healthcare.
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" Ammar Campa-Najjar, Mr. Hunter's challenger in November, told Fox News after the indictment was issued, "I think that man who served our country never made it back from the battlefield, and I think Washington chewed him up and spat him out and he lost his way.
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We had barely made it past the previews when she upped and sat in the row ahead of me, next to her friend, who was having her face chewed by a boy whose mother had melted iron marks into the sleeve of his nylon shell suit.
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But no one bought American Pharoah that day; some say it was because he had what amounted to a blemish on his leg, or that his tail was partly chewed off, or that the minimum asking price of $300,000 was simply too high for his unproven sire.
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One of the smugglers, his cheek full of khat -- a leaf chewed in the Horn of Africa for its stimulant effect -- says they are moving the group to another location, a crevasse where they will join hundreds of other migrants waiting to make the same journey.
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Some 75 miles southwest of Stas's position — past sandbagged checkpoints and over roads so badly chewed up by military vehicles that the locals liken driving on them to "riding on a washboard" — lies the city of Avdiivka, where Svitlana Savkevych is the librarian at School No. 6.
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But it is hard not to imagine that the staffers most likely to be chewed up and spit out of politics by a toxic work environment might be those whose finances or lack of personal connections make their grip on their place in Washington more tenuous.
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A few nights ago, two patrons admired the new digs, and found them remarkably similar to the old ones: the entire bar has been meticulously reinstalled and restored by the Salinases, right down to an ancient conglomeration of chewed gum on the underside of one table.
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And while it might not have had the headline-grabbing power of Anthony Scaramucci's 85033 days in the Trump administration, Clinton chewed through two communications directors, four deputy chiefs of staff, two congressional liaisons, two political directors and two schedulers in his first year in office alone.
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New Yorkers will be in for an opportunity that visits the city only every few decades: the thrill of discovering three new subway stations, where (for now) there are no chewed and blackened dots of gum on the platforms, no sooty ceiling stalactites, no urine bouquet.
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Although factory farm conditions are believed to increase the likelihood of this disorder, one of the other contributing factors might be us, especially those of us on high-protein, paleo, or other low-carb diets, who have collectively chewed our way to a significant increase in annual chicken consumption.
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FROM COINAGE: Ask Yourself These Questions Before You Buy A Home In regards to how the deed was done, most owners (59%) said their gadget was chewed up by a pet, knocked off a high place came second (19%) and liquid spilled on it came in third (10%).
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"Everything went wrong: I woke up to a sea of chewed shoes; he barked and yodeled at me when he wasn't fed on time; he chased our little dogs; and he would just lay down on walks, refusing to budge any further," Reilly wrote in an essay for Petco.
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You did the best work that journalism can do, which is to change the way that they think and they're uncomfortable with it and so they're lashing out instead of dealing with the fact that you're right or you've given them a point that they hadn't chewed on before.
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Basically, that means I go out into remote areas, ride around in helicopters to reach even more remote mountain peaks and glacial valleys, then spread out an array of delicate electronics and hope it doesn't all short out in the rain or get chewed on by a bear.
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" In an addendum to the letter, apparently after an incident in which Stalin chewed out Lenin's wife, Nadezhda Krupskaya, Lenin was more categorical: "Stalin is too rude, and this defect, although quite tolerable in our midst and in dealing among us Communists, becomes intolerable in a General-Secretary.
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Here's the sentence at the end of the first paragraph that best captures her opinion of the album: The seeds of a potential rock revival are chewed up and spit out in an overproduced bastardization of rock that romanticizes the hippie era without any of its relevance or defiance.
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At the same time, you decide that if you had it to do over again, the minute your daughter emerged from the birth canal, you'd have chewed up a peanut and spit it from your mouth into hers, because you've heard that pediatricians now endorse early exposure to nuts.
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Curry, the two-time league most valuable player, paled in comparison to Westbrook, missing 14 of his 20 shots, turning the ball over six times, weaving little of the magic that had made him a global sensation, biting on a mouth guard as he chewed up opposing defenses.
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After nine hours on the M.T.A., Amtrak and Greyhound, I found myself inside the room, and straddling two worlds: I tinkered with the radio (wood-finished for historical accuracy but bluetooth-enabled for function), chewed on a Tootsie Roll and leafed through issues of Time magazine from 1957.
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And then would come the disheartening recollection that, as vice-president of our co-op building, I had to find an exterminator for the rats that had chewed their way beneath our front stoop, along with a trapper for the squirrels scampering through gnaw-holes in the roof.
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Rondae Hollis-Jefferson's Silent Improvement Before he sprained his ankle on Sunday in Memphis—a game in which he got chewed out on the floor by Nets head coach Kenny Atkinson for getting beat on a baseline drive by JaMychal Green—Rondae Hollis-Jefferson was having a miniature breakout season.
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Intel's new chips sound impressive, and while I did get to see a few very short performance demos showing off how fast a new laptop with the new processor chewed through 4K video, there wasn't a laptop with a 7th-gen chip or a five-year-old machine for comparison.
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Speaking of, Littlefinger is perhaps the epitome of this problem, as he will now have to deal with the backlash from having married Sansa to Ramsay—being Littlefinger, though, he was still able to drive a wedge between Sansa and Jon, even as he was being chewed out by the former.
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If you're wondering how many people would actually eat a bank note — as many did — the answer appears to be a lot: In promoting the new notes this year, the Bank of England said that 5,364 bills had to be replaced in 2.53 because they had been chewed or eaten.
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Moore was an eccentric who cut weight for fights by ordering any meal he wanted and a second plate to spit it onto once he had chewed all the flavor from it, and who either wasn't sure of his own age or lied about it each time he was asked.
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"It is very difficult to reach the sublime moment of having a dish, or a meal, that puts you in a different level," said Mr. Paradiso, who recalled that the only time he personally gave a nine was after he ate a lobster in Italy; he nearly wept as he chewed.
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Photo: Tibrina Hobson / Stringer (Getty)Apparently taking Amazon's lead, DoorDash announced a revised pay model on Thursday that should fetch its couriers "more money on average," according to DoorDash CEO Tony Xu—that is, compared to the previous tip-skimming operation the company has been getting chewed out over for months.
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Ford, in his public life, is a man of few words, and in 2049, that sparseness is advantageous; his dim-eyed stares and chewed-up phrasing tell you all you need to know about what he lost during his 30 years self-exile, and the movie's most affecting scene renders him completely silent.
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Dressed in a cowboy hat and cowboy boots, Eastwood draped a brown poncho over his shoulders and chewed on a cigar just like his dad's character The Man with No Name from classics like A Fist Full of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
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As a preview of sorts, Remute mixed this week's Noisey mix solely out of floppys from his collection, bouncing between hands-in-the-air house tracks, chewed up Bee-Gees jams, hi-NRG, grinning original productions and "floppy-ized" techno classics all stewed together in the low fidelity crunch that the format produces.
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In another post, the president retweeted comments made by Michael D. Cohen, his former personal lawyer, who denied an anecdote in Ms. Manigault Newman's book, "Unhinged," claiming that Mr. Trump once chewed up a piece of paper in the presence of both of them to prevent it from being taken by presidential recordkeepers.
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Notably, Fast wants to be a platform, allowing other companies to bring its service to other niches; my example of media before wasn't idle, it was an example that I chewed over with Holland and Fast's CEO Barr Allen during a call discussing how the company's service might be used in the future.
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" One cartoon from October 1941, which resurfaced during the most recent presidential campaign, depicts a woman wearing an "America First" shirt reading "Adolf the Wolf" to horrified children with the caption, "… and the Wolf chewed up the children and spit out their bones … but those were Foreign Children and it didn't really matter.
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The pay-per-view draws of today were plucked straight from the lower ranks of yesterday: Georges St. Pierre was supposed to get chewed up by Karo Parisyan on the prelims of UFC 46 before he became the greatest welterweight in the world, and Conor McGregor debuted on the whatever-the-fuck prelims in Stockholm.
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I hear about these mountain towns, and I tremble for Indiera, for my community, for its houses perched on steep hillsides that could wash out from under them, and for the fragility of an economy that's been chewed apart by predators, and which, like a termite-eaten beam, is cracking under this new weight.
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If anything, it demonstrates just how effective supervising producer Kathleen Kennedy and the forces that oversee this now Disney-owned property are at molding their individual directors' visions into supporting a unified corporate aesthetic — a process that chewed up and spat out helmers such as Colin Trevorrow, Gareth Edwards, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.
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Feasting on the laughing-stock the White House spokesman had become, the satirists at "Saturday Night Live" lampooned Mr Spicer as a raging lunatic, prone to battering amazed journalists with his podium, and, what is more, a tragic figure—an example of the chewed-up former collaborator that Mr Trump's career path is strewn with.
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Brian Raftery, Wired: Ford, in his public life, is a man of few words, and in 2049, that sparseness is advantageous; his dim-eyed stares and chewed-up phrasing tell you all you need to know about what he lost during his 30 years self-exile, and the movie's most affecting renders him completely silent.
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Though a lot of questions hover around the film, not least of which is whether a story so culturally specific can survive being chewed up and spat out by the Disney marketing machine, the presence of Lee Unkrich (whose last movie was the terrific Toy Story 3) as a co-director makes us hopeful.
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A few Trump critics I saw at my friend's wedding chewed over every speech and every new development after the Charlottesville protests; others seemed to have less capacity for continuous outrage, offering little more than an "I know" and a shake of the head, asking how anyone could see any Trump as a positive force.
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In his joyful pursuit of enlightenment — to "turn our flashes of insight into abiding light," as he put it — he meditated with Tibetan Buddhist monks, practiced yoga with Hindu holy men, whirled with ecstatic Sufi Islamic dervishes, chewed peyote with Mexican Indians and celebrated the Jewish Sabbath with a daughter who had converted to Judaism.
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During her time as Ole Spicey, McCarthy yelled as she rolled through the streets of New York behind her podium, shoved an entire tie into her mouth, chewed more gum than should be humanly possible, used a lot of props to illustrate her points, rocked a wild pair of heels, and punished "reporters" by shooting them with soapy water.
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The alleged power of its seeds, when chewed and ingested, to prevent pregnancy after sex, are recorded in ancient writings by Hippocrates to Pliny the Elder to physicians like Pedanius Dioscorides and Scribonius Largus, as historian John M. Riddle chronicles in his book on herbal abortifacients, Eve's Herbs: A History of Contraception and Abortion in the West.
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I chewed bitter khat, a leaf with effects similar to amphetamine, with these guys, screeched through Mogadishu's 17 districts behind their escort vehicles, and kicked up red dust while waiting for them during prayer stops on the roads to towns so recently vacated by the Shabab that you might still find the militants' dirty dishes in the sink.
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A five-foot-long slab of corkboard painted Styrofoam white and displayed on a tabletop, it holds screws, washers, chewed gum, used matches, empty sugar packets, a broken yellow crayon, one bright-orange earplug and hundreds of other tiny discoveries, all more or less stepped on and raggedy but formally unified by a thin layer of gray filth.
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READ MORE: No, Andean Corn Beer Isn't Made with Spit Anymore The novelty in the Japanese method—there is always a novelty in the Japanese method— is that the Japanese ruling class took some liberties in dictating that the saliva must be that of hot young maidens, giving mouth-chewed sake it's more palatable alias, bijinshu ("beautiful woman sake").
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