There he was, chewing and crossing … chewing and crossing.
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There he was, chewing something, chewing something, jaws working hard.
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"If one black person is chewing gum, let's strike everyone who's chewing gum," she said.
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The researchers noted they had strong chewing capabilities and one of the feathers shows evidence of chewing.
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She told me when she's chewing fish, meat, or chicken, she feels like she's chewing on a human body.
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There's also a prevalent gutka (chewing tobacco) and betel leaf chewing habit that leaves telltale signs on people's teeth.
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Because, in a sense, aren't all of our lives an endless loop of chewing and crossing, chewing and crossing?
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Because your struggles with the rodents chewing through your house pale in comparison to the problems wrought by rodents chewing through entire island ecosystems.
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The Joker is, above all else, a performer, and Hamill is clearly having a great time chewing the scenery (or, more accurately, chewing his microphone).
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But, despite his much-discussed taste for cinnamon-flavored gum, he reported no investments in chewing gum companies (although he does invest in Walmart, which sells chewing gum).
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Chewing gum machine This retro chewing gum machine is a dose of childhood nostalgia, and makes a great gift for that coworker with a sense of humour and a sweet tooth.
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It was definitely crispy — I could hear myself chewing.
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Right now the device doesn't account for chewing on salad versus chewing cookies, so it's not ideal for caloric intake monitoring just yet — though I wouldn't rule that out down the line.
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A lot of times if something is in liquid form, like a smoothie bowl, and you're not physically chewing it, it just doesn't lead to the satiety queues that actually chewing food will.
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And so, again, there is chewing and there is moving.
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He is chewing Orbit cinnamon constantly and driving me mad.
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And really, what's more fun than chewing on a straw?
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One had a wad of chewing tobacco in his mouth.
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Ayoola busies herself on the phone, chewing on her lip.
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So when you're chewing on food, it releases those aromatics.
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Last we heard, Kim Kardashian was chewing on grape gum.
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She seems more interested in playing on and chewing mail.
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Batman, however, has an ace up his sleeve: chewing gum.
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That all human beings, even presidents, look goofy chewing gum.
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A young girl stands in front of him, chewing gum.
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The man stared straight ahead, chewing gum, and said nothing.
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Tooth problems also hinder chewing and eating, affecting nutritional status.
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In Vegas, Souza appeared onstage in dark clothes, chewing gum.
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Part of a tooth broke off simply chewing a carrot.
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It's like chewing up a moldy old piece of cork.
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Finally she collapsed, calming at an offer of chewing gum.
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Blond women blow pink chewing gum into gleaming juicy bubbles.
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Advantage II is also effective against ticks and chewing lice.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota was chewing a piece of gum.
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I caught my dachshund Walter chewing on the fabric strips.
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There's a lot more to it than biting and chewing.
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"Oh, hi, Mr. Friedman," she said, still chewing a pistachio.
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But elsewhere, it was chewing at the ties that bind.
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Tour life: napping, playing, laughing, chewing a lot of gum.
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He was chewing qat three or four days a week.
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But chewing gum was only transgressive when we were 7 or 8, when chewing a small piece of gum with your mouth open was cool and having your mouth full provided a certain status.
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Chewing khat is a traditional and central part of Yemeni life.
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Gwynn had said he was convinced chewing tobacco caused his cancer.
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For me, driving and scrolling is like walking and chewing gum.
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You may know her from shows like Chewing Gum or Crazyhead.
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Both countries allow some coca cultivation (for traditional uses like chewing).
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Dear internet, I give you the #goatcalypse chewing its through #Boise.
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Tonya sat in a litter box chewing a stalk of hay.
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Other risks include dental deformity, problems with chewing and tooth growth.
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She started chewing on it, but didn&apost break the seal.
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People take videos of themselves chewing, crunching, and sometimes swallowing chalk.
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He has a multitude of skin conditions from chewing on himself.
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Chewing on ourselves so we can chew on our biggest problems.
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I don't allow bad language or gum-chewing in my home.
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"At some point they just get tired of chewing," she says.
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Positive contacts, sitting around, chewing the fat, being a regular person.
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Hunter mentioned, and also Alias Grace, Chewing Gum, Being Mary Jane,
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"The opposition is stuck together with chewing gum," says Mr León.
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Is that appropriate, for you to be throwing us chewing gum?
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In fact, she was literally chewing all of her hair off.
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He was just shoving the tacos down his mouth without chewing.
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The intern will also produce a personalized batch of chewing gum.
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Here's what I'm looking forward to chewing (and sipping) this year!
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Chewing the carrots was like trying to masticate a tatami mat.
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Have Republicans (and Democrats) been chewing over reform proposals for years?
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I was born to watch the beavers' chewing flood the pond.
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E-commerce rivals — Amazon, most significantly — are chewing deeper into sales.
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She was hunched in the corner chewing on a nutrient strip.
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Showbiz cannibals and a greedy celebrity press were chewing her up.
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Maybe they just didn't get to the chapter on chewing yet.
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From a purely physiological perspective, chewing something without swallowing is pointless.
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The group offers regular counseling sessions, nicotine patches and chewing gum.
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Every answer she gives has something worth chewing over for weeks.
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Chewing gum, grape juice, and soft drink companies all expected growth.
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First, try chewing gum to generate more saliva in your esophagus.
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"What am I doing but chewing gum, chomping away," he said.
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And chewing gum is prohibited because it could contaminate the produce.
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They've also turned chewing on a marshmallow into a laser show.
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"During the walk to the onsite testing office at JFK Airport, Murphy's face was red and he was chewing gum rapidly," the complaint said, adding that he attributed the high ratings to the gum he was chewing.
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"The older varieties are less sweet, less like chewing gum," Boon says.
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Many guards inadvertently support this hustle by chewing while on the job.
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Convince dog to stop chewing a box and get ready for sleep.
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I always know when she's been chewing it – she has minty breath!
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He popped in a nicotine chewing gum and kissed a baby's forehead.
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"She's been scratching at herself, chewing furniture and crying constantly," she said.
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Plant-based, healthy, healthy options, they get better as you keep chewing.
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Instead, I ate my rice, focused on chewing each and every grain.
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The metaphor I use is chewing on tinfoil – that weird electric shock.
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I won't stop chewing your head until I get my $127.38 back.
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When you start melting food, chewing the food, you're releasing aromatic compounds.
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Not, for the uninitiated, that Chewing Gum was especially dark or gritty.
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I keep phantom-chewing my inhales because the smoke tastes so creamy.
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But Illinois has a habit of chewing up and spitting out governors.
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Cellphone video later showed the animal chewing on a plastic water bottle.
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You would stick it in your mouth and start chewing on it.
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I was in the backseat, staring at my shoes, chewing my fingernails.
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The only bummer is that I'm not really into chewing on bones.
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Please do not give this fish with braces carrots or chewing gum.
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Pallone has been calling for baseball to ban chewing tobacco since 2010.
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It is also an additive in tablets, chewing gum and some rice.
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"It was just chewing up everything," Karen Weston told Australian Broadcasting Corp.
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"She was chewing gum and blowing bubbles, and I got that picture."
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Plus, it helped break down the tough leaves, essentially pre-chewing them.
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I had popcorn, chewing tobacco and other food crumbs on my seat.
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His gift lies in dissecting and chewing on the concept of intimacy.
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He was chewing on nicotine lozenges and grinding through several at once.
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When she "talks," she looks more like someone chewing gum than speaking.
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Through my binoculars I saw that he was chewing something, probably gum.
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He deserves to have Isaiah's pit bull chewing on his cashmere sweater.
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That is a flat-out lie, which is chewing gum to Trump.
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It is obvious, then, that there is something infantile about chewing gum.
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When Lee was sick, he suggested that she try chewing on garlic.
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Leaving home and want to keep your pets from chewing the couch?
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Inside, a vitrine houses Nellie Mae Rowe's statuettes made of chewing gum.
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Children 5 and older can achieve the same effect by chewing gum.
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But DNA can be extracted from other items, like ancient chewing gum.
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But the release of nicotine through chewing gum is much more gradual.
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"It's become an obsession, and it's really chewing her up," he said.
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"We're not suggesting that anyone should be chewing gum all day," Gans said.
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The well-versed have been chewing refrigerated tootsie rolls for the last month.
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Afternoons are spent chatting, chewing, and sipping endless small glasses of sugary tea.
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And they've been chewing on far more than shoe strings since they arrived.
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They watched boys not much older sell chewing gum and trinkets to visitors.
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That is 540 seconds of non-stop chomping, chewing, swallowing, and nearly vomiting.
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He stands, surveying the clay promontory, chewing on the water reservoir's bite valve.
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You can see her chewing on the possibility, entertaining the possibility despite herself.
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He was having fun chewing the scenery – but it cost him the game.
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Use of chewing tobacco has been banned in minor league baseball since 1993.
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Chewing paan is not a habit you've likely encountered in the United States.
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Unless your singing sounds like a caterpillar chewing, your plant probably isn't reacting.
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Some sit in the shade chewing qat or playing music from handheld speakers.
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The "kids" here are poor, they are hungry, they are chewing bubble gum.
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Now I know why I am not successful, will start chewing gutka today.
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When I was writing Chewing Gum, the storylines would move me to tears.
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Just keep chewing Your Doublemint habit may help you keep off the pounds.
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So far no tears – I tried chewing on it a couple times too.
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Chewing Gum began as a play, a one-woman show staged by Coel.
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As it happens, this person once snapped at me violently for chewing gum.
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In Bolivia, chewing coca leaves is a centuries-old tradition among native groups.
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Did you know that chewing gum can aid in the relief of heartburn?
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Mukbang is a Korean-born cousin of ASMR that swaps whispering for chewing.
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It is most well-known for having big teeth and hefty chewing muscles.
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You need to put them in a thicker substance that doesn't need chewing.
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Sasha pinched a leaf of lettuce from the salad bowl and started chewing.
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The sound the dog makes chewing the apple is the ultimate apple sound.
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Or sometimes toys were painted with lead and you were chewing on them.
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Indeed, many people in southern Thailand consider chewing kratom similar to drinking coffee.
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This is not the method of the makers of biscuits and chewing gums.
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He stood in the back of the brewery, chewing on a soft pretzel.
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"It's stuck together with chewing gum and mirrors," Dawson says of Alto Rock.
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Finally, the late-night hosts were still chewing on President Trump's Afghanistan speech.
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The letter also suggests that chewing gum might offer relief from teething pain.
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Acesulfame potassium is often found in condiments, beverages, desserts, toothpaste and chewing gum.
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"This thing has earth-chewing torque," said Pete Milo, a Fiat Chrysler engineer.
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Spending time on Sakaar means there's less opportunity for scenery chewing from Blanchett.
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Chewing is done in a variety of ways, by a variety of creatures.
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Again, this is the whole walking and chewing gum at the same time.
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I am under a desk looking at a collection of dried chewing gum.
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Two days after the screenshot went public, Twomey discovered chewing tobacco spit on his floor, more used chewing tobacco spilled all over his sink, and finger and toenail clippings placed on a cloth Twomey regularly uses to clean his glasses.
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But in another study, chewing gum didn't seem to influence appetite or food intake.
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She immediately calls Rob and starts chewing him out for his lazy regifting move.
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Tobacco products include cigarettes, cigars, dissolvable products, electronic cigarettes, chewing tobacco and water pipes.
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He appears to be chewing on something, and takes a very substantial long yawn.
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Bieber shadily responded "Who is Shawn Mendes?" while chewing on a plastic bottle cap.
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He started to say something else, then stopped, chewing his lip for a second.
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All he's doing is chewing everything and needs to go outside every 30 minutes.
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The pig starts chewing on the fruit, which Perry finally relinquishes after several tugs.
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Google News is chewing up huge amounts of data in one very annoying bug.
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So chewing on a nail may help these people soothe their boredom and irritation.
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"I think Melissa McCarthy needs to slow down on the gum chewing," Spicer said.
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The noises that bother Gritzer are mouth noises, like chewing, and also loud typing.
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New research shows that stingrays also use chewing motions to grind down their meal.
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The chewing motion allows the stingrays to grind down the larvae for easier swallowing.
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Ancho helps by chewing the corners of my pages and snuggling in my hair.
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Even now, southerners consider themselves more cosmopolitan and northerners as qat-chewing highland tribesmen.
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What was it they were always chewing on and where did it come from?
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You can buy weed-infused pasta sauce, chewing gum, beef jerky... even vegan caviar.
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The Cowboys just kept feeding Elliott after that, chewing up yardage and the clock.
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Take misophonia, the genetically linked characteristic of getting annoyed by hearing other people chewing.
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But in Chewing Gum, they are the standard and Aaron is the strange one.
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I tend to snack a lot at my desk—was I chewing super loudly?
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He was chewing too hard on his straw during his cowboy phase yesterday. 6.
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Harold is clearly evil, in the gleeful, scenery-chewing way of Netflix-Marvel supervillains.
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One ASMR trigger that has proved versatile for video topics, especially recently, is chewing.
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But he cautioned that the energy hominins put into eating went well beyond chewing.
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He glanced at me, studied my face for a while, clicked his chewing gum.
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To your astonishment, its mouth opens to reveal a gargantuan piece of chewing gum.
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There was a similar effort against another product that helped, which is chewing tobacco.
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"It doesn't actually really taste of anything," I say, chewing and feeling slightly relieved.
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"As my brain's diluting, I suffer from whiplash," he sang, chewing on his words.
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Because I figure people would not want to hear me chewing on the podcast.
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We are all of us here, in the dirt, chewing grass and hating upward.
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Olympia Dukakis has two scenery-chewing turns as Robert's greedy, boastful, tough-talking aunt.
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You don't have to abide the loud chewing or ungracious smells of your colleagues.
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It's also the root of "masticate" and presumably an early form of chewing gum.
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Politics has a way of chewing people up and leaving their lives almost unrecognizable.
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The Verdict: The flavor is a blend of rubber tires and kids' chewing gum.
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It's too busy killing off Tethers by chewing them up in a boat's motor.
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"When I'm chewing on bee pollen, something pops into my imagination," Ms. Bacon said.
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Kwachka has seen people try everything from chewing ginger root to wearing special bracelets.
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Is it worth even mentioning that Lucille Ball was chewing gum in the hallway?
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Catalina's owner, the chewing-gum industrialist William L. Wrigley Jr., liked the hulking mammals.
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She weighed only 69 pounds, likely because she was drinking liquids to avoid chewing.
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Hippocrates reputedly prescribed chewing such bark or drinking tea brewed with it for pain.
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KW: She's going to walk out stage left chewing gum and walking on air.
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One looks like a gilded fox chewing a goose in its shiny silver fangs.
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People cough, gag and even foam at the mouth after chewing on the pods.
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You can practically hear the chewing, and you feel complicit for having been seduced.
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He summoned Feldman to his house for a chewing-out that lasted several hours.
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They had been chewing for five hours already, and it was still early afternoon.
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She was chewing on it for a while, but did not stick it out!
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Chewing on birch pitch would have made it pliable again for using on tools.
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She lives on the street and sells chewing gum and trinkets to passers-by.
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For someone who can't tolerate the sound of chewing— even watching someone's jaw moving while they're chewing gum on the subway can be severely disruptive—he chose a counterintuitive line of work: he's the culinary director of the food website Serious Eats.
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You don't just need a dog — you need a needy, couch-chewing, desperately adorable puppy.
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And walking out and looking around the city and seeing cigarette butts and chewing gum.
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First off, chewing gum often makes you swallow more air, a major cause of bloating.
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He also used kitty litter, chewing gum, toilet-paper tubes, and other objects and substances.
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That's more than 200 rats for each of you opponents, chewing on them and shit.
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He's chewing his food and studying a spot on the floor near his flip-flops.
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Pac-Man candy and chewing gum at the Paramus Park Mall in New Jersey, Aug.
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I'm gonna... [Abby mumbles] [laughing]Abby: It's gonna take 10 minutes to finish chewing this.
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"She'll go through our purses and find chewing gum," Conrad told PEOPLE in June 2010.
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She said when she met her future dog, he was chewing on the breeder's toes.
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Michaela Coel, creator and star of comedy Chewing Gum, is a woman of many talents.
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As Batman's primary nemesis, the Joker has produced a veritable buffet of scenery-chewing performances.
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Some cases are thought to be a result of tobacco chewing and smoking, he said.
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I'm just surprised she didn't mumble, "I have a bad feeling about this," while chewing.
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Any health fears were swept away by smoking movie stars and tobacco-chewing baseball players.
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Adam, reading the paper and chewing a ragged nail while Jessa looks on, less so.
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And in Chewing Gum, it is one where race, class, and gender are delineated differently.
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As with cooking the vegetables, it reduced the chewing force needed by around a third.
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Dawn is chewing her lip with a knowing look, a wry expression on her face.
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Cows are ruminants, a group of cud-chewing animals that includes sheep, bison, and antelopes.
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The aim, it says, is to allow the user to achieve the perfect chewing habits.
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The new age limits would not apply to electronic smoking devices, cigars or chewing tobacco.
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"I'm the attorney general of the United States," McKinnon says while chewing on a chocolate.
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And they soon got one, all thanks to some chewing gum and a water bottle.
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But still, ISIS has banned using phones, smoking, cutting your beard and using chewing tobacco.
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And why does the reader's lectern have a secret compartment for snuff and chewing tobacco?
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Warning of the risk of cancer, he campaigned vigorously against the use of chewing tobacco.
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But the show has always had one big, scenery-chewing constant: Kevin Spacey's Southern accent.
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As the guidelines point out, eating a meal in space involves more than just chewing.
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It typically begins after age 50 and can cause difficulty sleeping, chewing, swallowing or speaking.
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They left the mermaids floating in their gloomy radiance, camouflaged as whiskery, cud-chewing manatees.
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But I'd been spacing, my mind chewing on a bothersome problem, when it hit me.
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A lean cut from the muscular abdomen of the cow, it requires some active chewing.
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They can be found in chewing gum, industrial cleaning products, synthetic clothing fibers and tires.
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Eagle-eyed viewers may also have noticed that she appeared to be chewing a toothpick.
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For years, I just chalked it up to eating too quickly or not chewing enough.
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Eating from pouches is more like drinking and does not develop the shift to chewing.
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Loose teeth, chewing gum, it all becomes noble, almost holy, under Knausgaard's patient, admiring gaze.
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Some foods that contain sorbitol include certain diet drinks, sugar-free chewing gums, and beers.
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All he'd done was the commander in chief equivalent of chewing with his mouth closed.
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Our mouths were full, chewing, lips sealed, but his story continued with rapid-fire signs.
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A sleepy, black cow with lolling eyes, chewing cud in the middle of the jungle.
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Saluting officers stateside — or when you're facing an epic ass-chewing — is an absolute must.
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She enjoys chewing on the head of one of her friends, who is a cat.
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In the meantime, here's a superfood list you can start chewing (or sipping) right now.
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Chewing is a very natural behavior in all dogs, no matter their size or breed.
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Just as Bassettia begins chewing an escape hatch into the gall skin, Euderus stops it.
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Warren topped the poll in part by chewing into key demographics for Biden and Sanders.
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Research now shows, though, that chewing gum containing sugar actually increases the risk of cavities.
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See where you can cut back on monthly expenses that are chewing up your cash.
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Chewing the nut is a Manus habit often manifested in scarlet lips and rotting teeth.
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It's chewing up the clock and we can't address the major problems facing this nation.
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"This new insect family had several features different from the extant chewing lice," said Shih.
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Early dinosaurs had both knifelike teeth for eating meat and flatter teeth for chewing plants.
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Two starts later, chewing gum as he walked, Mickelson clinched his 44th PGA Tour title.
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Some players never stuck with gum chewing long enough for it to become habit-forming.
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And don't discount the peel—Marques says chewing small pieces can help freshen breath, too.
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"If the soldiers refuse, I'll gather the people," she resolves, her horse chewing oats nearby.
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As a seething, disintegrating force of pure ego, Shannon is the definition of scenery-chewing.
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You can always tell when a cow is relaxed because she will be chewing her cud … Rumination [cud chewing] is when the cow regurgitates the food she has stored in her first stomach [cows have four stomach compartments], chews it, and actually starts digesting it.
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In short, when we ask you to stop chewing your gum like that, just do it.
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Here's the lowdown: Chewing a stick or two of gum won't magically help you shed pounds.
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By the end, I would have believed anything: invisible gremlins, tainted chewing tobacco, the Freemasons, whatever.
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At the end of the video, the zebra appears to be chewing its own intestines. Why?
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When the beetle eggs hatch, the larvae crawl around alone inside the log, chewing on wood.
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It compared e-cigarettes with tobacco cigarettes and other tobacco products, mostly snuff and chewing tobacco.
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Could it all be placebo and SV technohipsters are chewing scraps of blotter paper for nothing?
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Sometimes it's a vehicle for a typically scenery-chewing performance by its lead actor, Nicolas Cage.
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" Some of the girls tell me that chewing betel nuts will give me a "spiritual lift.
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I've read many reviews that promise more intensity, scene chewing, and, occasionally, a somewhat lighter tone.
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Then, in the 1970s, scientists discovered that CFCs were chewing a hole through our ozone layer.
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Nor were the insects merely chewing up the plastics and then passing them in their faeces.
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"The cause of bloating for many people is because they're not chewing their food," she says.
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She's worried about Zoe chewing up Kevin and spitting him out because that's what Zoe does.
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Castoreum could be found in beverages, baked goods, ice cream, candy, and especially in chewing gum.
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Then he bends over and gobbles up a spinach leaf, chewing it down to the stem.
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I didn't think I was going to throw up, but I thought, I can't keep chewing.
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And don't bother the dog when he's sleeping, chewing on a bone or eating his meal.
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Early signs can include cramps, tight and stiff muscles, slight twitches, or difficulty chewing or swallowing.
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Live off this nutritious, home-prepared slurry, and you'll never have to worry about chewing again.
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One element of Chewing Gum that especially rings true is Tracey's lack of knowledge about sex.
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Professional baseball players should be prohibited from using chewing tobacco at the ballpark, one lawmaker says.
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Other research suggests that chewing gum boosts mood and reduces levels of the stress hormone cortisol.
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They are fired up, they are angry, they are chewing on nails and they are coming.
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Feel gratitude for your teeth and all that they allow you to do — chewing, smiling, speaking.
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He vomits grass, shrubs and leaves into his mouth to approximate a feel for chewing cud.
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There's no reason for this massive loss of oxygen except your chewing management was so poor.
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And if you don't cut their hair they'll start chewing on it and choke on it.
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So was born a three-in-one toy that is good for chewing, fetching, and feeding.
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He looks like fucking River Phoenix and sounds like he's been chewing on shards of glass.
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He was chewing a cookie, his mouth full of crumbs as he blew me a kiss.
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One of Netflix's recent British imports is the very funny coming-of-age comedy Chewing Gum.
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The value of practices like chewing khat may be hard to understand in such turbulent times.
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There's no reason for this massive loss of oxygen, except your chewing management was so poor.
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Then, in the 20133s, scientists discovered that CFCs were chewing a hole through our ozone layer.
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A wad of chewing gum had been stuck across a crack in a pane of glass.
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Truthfully, I think it's officially only one species, a chewing louse that lives exclusively on owls.
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Amazingly, he didn&apost start digging into it or chewing on it like he usually does.
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You could call Mr. Murray, born and raised in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, a chewing gum expert.
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Spieth hasn't made gum chewing a habit, "but I think there's something to it," he said.
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In fact, for a long time, scientists believed that only mammals broke down food by chewing.
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A lot of them are either begging or selling Kleenex or chewing gum or shining shoes.
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Or, you might hate it because experiencing that burst of juiciness just isn't pleasant when chewing pizza.
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Cooking with fire relieved us of the chore of chewing raw food for hours, among other things.
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One study concluded that chewing gum suppresses appetite, especially the desire for sweets, and reduces snack intake.
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I've never tried eating a snail but I have this idea that they taste like chewing gum.
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These effects were found to be maximum between 1.5-3.5 hour after starting of the khat chewing.
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Or this cat chewing a lizard in half before the poor reptile tries to escape (in vain).
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Again, details are limited, but one could envision products like floss, teeth whiteners, mouthwash and chewing gum.
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They're often riddled with pacing problems, groan-inducing pseudo-stories, questionable special effects, and scenery-chewing performances.
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Eating or drinking quickly, slurping a lot of carbonated beverages, and chewing gum are all potential triggers.
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Macdonald sold LeMay on the guns by letting the cigar-chewing officer blast watermelons in Boutelle's backyard.
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He is not so much gaunt as spectral, stretched out like chewing gum, as insubstantial as smoke.
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The episode ends with Tench chewing Ford out for making everything so deeply complicated without helping anyone.
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The rambunctious, dumpster-diving, desk-climbing, leash-chewing black Labrador, twice rescued from the pound, is Det.
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But is your weird penchant for chewing on ice the sign of a more serious medical condition?
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Chewing is a relatively recent evolutionary adaptation, and very few creatures outside of mammals actually do it.
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The episode also features Jesse Plemons (Fargo, Breaking Bad), Michaela Coel (Chewing Gum), and Jimmi Simpson (Westworld).
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Silt at the bottom of the river prevented air and bacteria from chewing away at the wood.
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I remember Jordan's furrowed brows when losing, extended tongue when dunking, and perpetual gum-chewing in between.
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No one has a scene-chewing blowup, and there really aren't any major revelations or plot twists.
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But before they become patty-worthy, each cow spends a lifetime chewing grub and burping greenhouse gases.
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I was more surprised that there was no chewing involved and that I was using a fork.
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"When I'm chewing the food, I don't think about my problems or how I'm feeling," she says.
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Like all kitties, these hired meowers love chewing on cords, walking on keyboards and tearing up paper.
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The healthcare world will be chewing over the plan, and watching for details to be filled in.
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It truly takes a show as magical as Chewing Gum to remember how powerful comedy can be.
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People who can't stand the sound of someone chewing, might have misphonia, which is an actual condition.
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She also mocked Spicer's reported chewing gum habit, pouring an entire container of gum into her mouth.
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How many others died because of the relentless, skin-chewing rats that have apocalyptically infested this world?
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In the trailer, she can be seen alternately popping her chewing gum and brandishing two machine guns.
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Try chewing on that… One startup co-working company making another type of bet is London's TechHub.
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TheTrainwreck star is chewing a cigar and sporting an eye patch, while Hanisch beams by her side.
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She spits the gum she was already chewing out of her mouth, aiming at Jasper's dress shoes.
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What's more, in scene-chewing fashion, Kelly's critics are going so far as to deem him racist.
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Some used to work on the streets of Kabul selling chewing gum to provide for their families.
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He talks softly and takes his time with his words, chewing on each thought before he speaks.
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I got so drunk I decided to eat five hot dogs, one after the other, without chewing.
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All the kids liked the MPs because they were friendly, they gave us chewing gum and chocolate.
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Side effects vary in levels of disturbing, including difficulties breathing, chewing, speaking, and smiling; and even death.
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I there are a couple of interesting moments that I'm kind of chewing over in my brain.
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This switch to soft grains and starches required less strenuous chewing than our past hunter-gatherer diet.
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Not all successful British shows in the U.S. focus on the elite (Hello, "Fleabag" and "Chewing Gum").
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She'd sit behind me, chewing through the antique wicker, while I contorted myself into a chiropractor's nightmare.
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During his military career, Bill was also arrested after chewing army property and suffered from trench foot.
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My parents' generation remembers how long it took bluejeans and chewing gum to become socially acceptable here.
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To overcome altitude sickness, some people carry small oxygen tanks, while others resort to chewing coca leaves.
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It could be a single-quarter wobble, but the data was worth chewing on all the same.
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The accompanying balls are also made of highly durable material to endure chewing and lots of play.
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" Frankie admits to a friend her fear that "all this stupid sadness is chewing at my intellect.
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But in December, anthropologists sequenced an entire genome from a piece of 5,700-year-old chewing gum.
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Nicknamed Lola by anthropologists, this human ancestor had dined on duck and hazelnuts before chewing the gum.
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South Americans were chewing up and spitting out maize to make chicha and yuca to make masato.
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Not only is fresh breath a gift from God, but you literally just look better chewing gum.
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The Nigerian immigrant sits at the till shrouded in an anorak, chewing on a bitter kola nut.
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Horschel described his gum chewing as "kind of a superstitious thing" but said it served a purpose.
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The microglia became more efficient at chewing up the amyloid protein that forms toxic plaques in Alzheimer's.
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In the early 2010s, Bolivia moved to allow coca leaf chewing, which was banned from the treaties.
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"Just like when you play a lot of tennis you can get tennis elbow, or if you run a lot you can have arthritis in your knees, I would have problems with a lot of chewing, or chewing with a lot of force, with this product," he said.
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Or do you deviate completely from the original and love something crazy like strawberry shortcake-flavored chewing gum?
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A worker looking out through Bertha's blades gives an idea of the scale of the earth chewing machine.
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Since Trump was ever the germaphobe, I was shocked he appeared to be chewing and swallowing the paper.
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This wear-and-tear was likely the result of a lifetime of chewing on bones, the researchers said.
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On the app, owners can record all sorts of behaviours like paw-chewing, bottom-scooting and head-shaking.
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Proper chewing, proper speaking, proper walking—only expected, of course, when we are in control of our limbs.
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Snus is a moist tobacco product placed under the upper lip that does not involve spitting or chewing.
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And over here we have Neil Patrick Harris chewing the scenery in what looks like Seinfeld's puffy shirt.
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These are like the visual equivalent of chewing on aluminum foil; revolting but you just can't look away.
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So far, she's made giant versions of McNuggets, packs of chewing gum, shrimp tempura, sausages, and chocolate bars.
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The whole time he had zero facial expression, think of the dull stare of a chewing dairy cow.
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The Mandalorian receives a commission that sends him to Werner Herzog, who plays a scenery-chewing Imperial leader.
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At the height of her addiction, she was buying fentanyl patches off the street; shooting and chewing them.
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It can be used to prevent children from chewing on clothes or body parts, like fingers or tongues.
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"Real estate is a major expenditure, so it's not about buying chewing gum or penny stocks," Yun said.
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If you swallow the detergent pod — either after chewing it or whole — it can do even more damage.
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In 2015, when asked about Mendes, Bieber casually remarks, "Who's Shawn Mendes?" while chewing on a bottle cap.
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For the couch, calculate the cost per episodes of Chewing Gum watched, or cost per accidental naps taken.
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Shockingly, in Taiwan, around nine out of 10 oral cancer patients have a habit of chewing betel nut.
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Her index finger is brown from years of working with the nuts, and teeth dark red from chewing.
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By chewing through that data set, it's learned how features in different color pictures tend to be colored.
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If you're sitting at your desk or stuck in the car, chewing on ice gives you an activity.
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For the teen with a bad habit of chewing on pens until they explode all over his desk.
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They also found that "greater muscular activity" while chewing "appears to release greater amounts" of the volatile molecules.
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Today before West Ham's match against Sunderland, Payet decided to warm up by juggling his goddamn chewing gum.
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Researchers from the University of Toronto Scarborough are the first to observe chewing behavior in ocellate freshwater stingrays.
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She eats the whole thing, sits there for a second chewing, then gives the camera a thumbs up.
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Wedding boutiques are open till late at night, salesmen inside chewing stimulant qat leaves to pass the time.
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Why does this bizarre animal ignore toys made specifically for its enjoyment, eagerly chewing through iPhone chargers instead?
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"I think Melissa McCarthy needs to slow down on the gum chewing," Spicer also said of the impersonation.
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Loud chewing and, worse, lip-smacking as he savored his hummus and quinoa sandwich (or whatever it was).
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I thought it'd be like Cub Scouts, but there's some dude screaming in my face and chewing tobacco.
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Race, nationality, economic status — the specificity of identity in general — is clearly a pillar of Chewing Gum's foundation.
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Or the terrible sound of your roommate chewing at the top of her lungs rattles through your apartment.
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A woman chewing gum; a store at a mall; making tea; pouring water; exercising; posing for a photo.
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Titled Chewing Gum Dreams, it featured a 14-year-old Tracey navigating the difficult journey toward young adulthood.
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Chewing Gum Dreams, like the sitcom it would inspire, is rooted in the exploration of a broken society.
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The clean living martial athlete believed that "chewing hashish" helped his muscles to be more relaxed and fluid.
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In the meantime, Gumdrop is pressing on with its mission, with Bullus considering her next chewing gum product.
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She sells traditional sweets, chewing gum and single cigarettes from a wooden basket in the fashionable Roma neighborhood.
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Part of the reason ASMR videos involving eating are so popular is because chewing is a popular trigger.
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Fight back by sucking on sugar-free candies or chewing sugar-free gum, as both stimulate saliva production.
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They use the chewing tobacco that comes in packets, so you can chew tobacco without needing a spittoon.
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When James Price finally kicked his 20-year daily chewing tobacco habit, he noticed a surprising side effect.
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Not to mention on the sale of peanut butter, cranberries, orange juice, bed sheets, chewing tobacco and more.
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Twizzlers: the perfect candy for someone who would like to feel the thrill of chewing on a candle.
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It happens to be the residence of one Duke of Sandringham, played the deliciously scenery-chewing Simon Callow.
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They vowed to stock the shelves with bottles of Pepsi, Marlboro cigarettes and, Belenkin hoped, American chewing gum.
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Tukka caught the toy in a frenzy, salivating at the smell of it, chewing it with delirious pleasure.
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You may even stumble upon a little ranch between empty lots and see a cow chewing on melons.
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Day-Lewis's talent for growling scenery-chewing is a perfect match for Anderson's mix of realism and kookiness.
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Some children toddled through the crowd, chewing on hot dogs and rolling around an unopened can of Coke.
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Here Lighter Capital describes a link between revenue-based financing and regular loans that is worth chewing on.
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He immediately grabbed it out of my hand, ran down the hall into the bedroom, and started chewing.
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He saunters unrecognized among the guests, sporting a ball cap and blue windbreaker, and chewing on a toothpick.
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The plant Chausiku was chewing, Kalunde told him, was extremely bitter and could be poisonous in large quantities.
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Perhaps the best Thanksgiving feast in all of make-believe is Willy Wonka's Three-Course Dinner Chewing Gum.
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He's rapidly climbed in the polls, chewing away at the remaining electoral space Joe Biden currently clings to.
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"When a child understands they shouldn't be swallowing — that's the right time to allow chewing gum," he said.
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"If you still have a few teeth to come through, chewing Wrigley's gum will help you," it says.
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He was chewing gum, which he spat out, with great precision, right onto a bearded and bespectacled dog.
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Sales declined 5 percent to $6 billion due to weak demand for biscuits, chewing gum and other items.
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Even eating sounds have A.S.M.R. devotees, especially if it involves chewing candy and whispering at the same time.
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She also attracted attention for her spittoon, a vessel that male legislators used to spit out chewing tobacco.
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Allie Hanlon is the pony-tailed, gum-chewing mastermind behind internationally adored pop-punk outfit Peach Kelli Pop.
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"You couldn't make him straight more than you could make me gay," said Dave, chewing from a pizza slice.
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The first scene of Netflix's new thriller, What/If is bound to become the stuff of scene chewing legend.
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He's also chewing some Nicorette it looks like, in Cuba of all places, which is probably infuriating someone somewhere.
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In several videos posted online, people are shown popping the pods into their mouths and even chewing on them.
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The fearsome La Tuna Fire chewing through the Verdugo Mountains could be seen from miles away throughout the weekend.
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And if you're one of those who enjoy chewing bones like cavemen, you have to go for the rib.
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Nickerson, 61, is best known for playing the gum-chewing Violet Beauregarde opposite Gene Wilder in the 1971 classic.
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Maybe it's time to stop chewing for a minute, take a restorative breath, and consider what we're being fed.
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Guerrasio: Because there are scenes were he's chewing the scenery and I don't say that in a derogatory way.
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Some were inside their vehicles, some were resting in the shadows of the walls, some were chewing their sandwiches.
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As a bonus, you also get to watch James Corden sipping bird saliva and chewing on a large tongue.
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The thick enamel along the front-facing surface of the teeth let the dinosaur sharpen its teeth by chewing.
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First there was the video of CEO and founder Travis Kalanick chewing out one of the company's own drivers.
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Just a few seconds after popping it in my mouth and starting chewing an instant shock hits my body.
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They're absolutely adorable chewing on our host's hand right now, but beware of those fangs in a few months!
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The creator of the sitcom Chewing Gum revealed she was sexually assaulted while at work on the television series.
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"In anemic people, chewing ice increases oxygen in the brain, resulting in a feeling of greater alertness," she says.
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If you're concerned about your dog's chewing habits, opt for a dog toy that's specially made for dental health.
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ALL OVER Tallinn, people are sporting the same strange accessory: a pink blob the consistency of used chewing gum.
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Signs of teething include acting irritable, biting or chewing, drooling, gum swelling and tenderness, refusing food, and sleeping problems.
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Buffett, the investing wiz who knocked on doors selling chewing gum as a child, is now worth $83.6 billion.
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"It really does have a bite," said one satisfied customer, while chewing his way through a slice of Suarez.
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Things might not have been going your way, but at least you weren't competitively chewing cockroaches on primetime television.
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Like sea lamprey, the jellyfish is a living fossil, but chewing on jellyfish was a bit much for me.
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Read MoreRecycle used chewing gum to keep streets clean Despite the problems, experts say recycling is here to stay.
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I want to buy a pack of chewing gum—it's funny the things you never thought you would miss.
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Perhaps the biggest obstacle to letting yourself enjoy Chewing Gum is in accepting your own freakish oddities and peculiarities.
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I look up from my feast to see a man in an Ellesse tracksuit chewing through a cheese burger.
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In order to cure our chewing curiosity, we decided to test out a few of the major gum brands.
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She cut her political teeth chewing up the internationalist Republican establishment, personified by the 1964 presidential contender, Nelson Rockefeller.
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Which is frustrating, because we know just how entertaining Cumberbatch can be when he's chewing this kind of scenery.
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Not a believer in chewing slowly, Friend sucks his meals down in seconds like a high-powered vacuum cleaner.
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Many refugees have simply pressed pause on life, idling away the hours by chewing the fat (or the khat).
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"Louis had a Tupperware pots and was chewing on a freezer pack from a cool bag," the source recalls.
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I can hardly wait until the episode where Rowan and Maya face off in their annual scenery-chewing competition.
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Grosjean was touching it up with a sheet of twenty-carat-gold leaf that resembled a chewing-gum wrapper.
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Stephen Frears, the director, and Nicholas Martin, the screenwriter, leave you chewing on those questions on your way home.
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Other Life with MaK videos have taken on viral meme status in addition to her chewing and eating videos.
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Sheet metal from roofs and fencing has been turned into floppy strips of chewing gum, scattered on the hills.
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"We got this recipe for making a chewing gum, and we never made it taste very good," she says.
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Caterpillars, aphids and slugs slimed and crawled their way around the mustard plants, slicing, sucking and chewing up leaves.
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It's headed by a cartoonish pair of villainous siblings, providing a veritable buffet of scenery-chewing for Malin Akerman.
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In Sweden, they had this big thing, 25 percent of Swedish smokers had quit, and they used chewing tobacco.
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It's disgusting but mesmerizing, in the same sick way that slime videos and recordings of people chewing are addictive.
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The rest of us, though, probably don't want to think too hard about what we're chewing all day long.
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There's New York chewing while holding a comically oversize steak knife, her mien too blasé to be overtly threatening.
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But the experience of eating candy corn is like chewing on a gummy bear that's lived a hard life.
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Mastic is a sun-dried tree resin (and the original ingredient for chewing gum), which Mitri brings from Greece.
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They look so healthy and ecstatic, you'd be forgiven for mistaking the image for an '80s chewing gum ad.
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Singapore, after all, famously banned the import of chewing gum, and levies fines for everything from littering to jaywalking.
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"Older people come to me for reasons other than just chewing efficiency," said Nolen Levine, a periodontist in Chicago.
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"That was from an infection I had deep in my jawbone from 30 years of chewing tobacco," he said.
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Until this afternoon, the Steelers seemed to be an offensive Doomsday Machine chewing up the rest of the league.
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Talc is also used in food processing, and to make some supplements, pharmaceutical pills, chewing gum and polished rice.
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In their little boxes, the mice did mice things, chewing wood or sitting stock-still in tightly knotted poufs.
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These HFCs were originally developed to replace the CFCs that were famously chewing a hole through the ozone layer.
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Congress has also been chewing on ways to rework the law to put greater responsibility on the tech platforms.
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Mr. Corbyn surpassed that mark, and during an interview with Sky News, Mr. Goodwin was filmed chewing several pages.
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Letter of Recommendation Chewing gum usually comes in two forms, either small, pillow-shaped pellets or flat, oblong sticks.
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Hirut notes the frantic sorrow in her eyes, the way her mouth is chewing words to spit them out.
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The tycoon, who died on Sunday, launched what became Lotte in 1948 as a chewing gum manufacturer in Japan.
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"It was likely these early chewing parasites might have fed on bird feathers, pending future new findings," Shih said.
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He belongs to the Pritzker family that owned the chewing-tobacco giant Conwood before selling it to Reynolds American.
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Archaeologists found a 5,700-year-old wad of "chewing gum" — a piece of birch-tree pitch — in Lolland, Denmark.
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But there was little traffic, no protesters and few gawkers — except for a herd of horses, idly chewing grass.
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And one of the areas I've been chewing over goes back to my old stomping ground of economic geography.
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But before I'd finished chewing, the vendor had approached me angrily, demanding in Polish that I delete the picture.
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Cyrus was loose, but focused; impactful, but not scenery-chewing, and, knowing her nonstop-ness, she probably wanted more.
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Indeed the selfie was chewing all the scenery, with her sticks and soft-focus filters — everyone a Norma Desmond.
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Scientists are studying this wad of primitive chewing gum that dates back 5,700 years to learn about ancient Scandinavians.
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"When Winfrey caught Witherspoon chewing gum in front of her, she told her, "No one chews gum around me.
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From changing our gum-chewing habits to making us all into professional photographers, the iPhone has changed the world.
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And it sheds some blood, chewing through a number of minor characters and badly injuring a fairly major one.
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Not long ago, Ronda Rousey was chewing up the likes of Alexis Davis because there was no one left.
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" She also apologized for chewing gum during part of the video, saying it was just "too good to pass up.
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There's Harper chewing on her sleeve, there's Brooklyn wearing a newsboy cap, and Romeo, prone on a pile of leaves.
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"And unfortunately that bottom lip isn't from injections, it's Shoal," he admitted in the caption, referencing the chewing tobacco brand.
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We were going to have salad, but decided that chewing salad seemed like too much work (is that just us?).
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The joy of seeing what Kaplan does with chewing gum lasts far longer than the flavor of his chosen materials.
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Goats in Spain have been observed spitting the seeds of olive trees and dwarf palms while re-chewing their food.
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Soon, she' chewing on diamonds (a Melania Trump diss, maybe?) and possibly making a cruel mockery of Kim Kardashian's robbery.
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"You can see her chewing on it as she walks away," Bark and Play owner Garrett Bishop told the station.
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Even those lucky enough to have American currency to spend in "dollar shops" received sticks of chewing gum as change.
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The trees could also be safer for pets, who will be prevented for swiping or chewing at low-hanging ornaments.
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But even though we should probably limit multitasking to walking and chewing bubble gum, it is possible, to a degree.
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Wheat beers are popular, perhaps because they go well with Chinese food and locals like to combine carousing with chewing.
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Many people who work outdoors -- such as construction workers, long-distance drivers or fishermen -- feel they get energy from chewing.
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The Krefeld plant currently produces starches and sweeteners from corn for products including jams, sweets, chewing gum and custard powder.
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Over the years, many an American confection company has attempted to market comically large portions of chewing gum to youths.
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" Mr. Kotler infuriated the government and the political right last summer when he compared its supporters to "cud-chewing cattle.
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He would chew and chew and be there chewing forever, which makes things so much easier on your digestive system.
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"You gotta have some strong jaws and your teeth better be in check," he says, chewing with his mouth open.
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Buffett began selling chewing gum as a six-year-old to one of the richest self-made people in history.
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Then in the 1970s, scientists discovered that the chlorine in those CFCs was chewing a hole through our ozone layer.
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Focus on the screen be damned, I'll still leave with popcorn-chewing memories from the guy two rows behind me.
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You gotta shred it really finely though, otherwise there's not gonna be any talking, you're just gonna be chewing. True.
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Logan hit back with a jab of his own by giving KSI some chewing gum ... to suggest his breath stinks?
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But if the task is "walking and chewing gum at the same time," Heye said it's been complicated by Trump.
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Ian McShane is one of those ancient powers, the Deadwood star back on top scenery-chewing form as Mr. Wednesday.
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Results included a $1.6 billion gain when Mars Inc bought Berkshire's preferred stock investment in its Wrigley chewing gum business.
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It was during an idle gum-chewing session that Massaia realized that bubblegum had the potential to look disarmingly organic.
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"Since Trump was ever the germaphobe, I was shocked he appeared to be chewing and swallowing the paper," she wrote.
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MLB star Tony Gwynn died from cancer in 2014 that he said was caused by his use of chewing tobacco.
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Pitcher Curt Schilling, who is now a broadcaster, sought treatment for cancer that he said was caused by chewing tobacco.
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One of the bills raised the legal age for buying tobacco — for smoking, vaping or chewing — from 18 to 21.
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"Thank you, but I only eat halal," Hina said, piercing a roasted potato with her fork and chewing it methodically.
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There's also former British Labour Party leader Ed Miliband who has to live with becoming a bacon sandwich-chewing meme.
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So I've decided I don't want chewing gum filling the patches in the walls to get me through the day.
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No matter: Ms. Finley ("The Wedding Singer" on Broadway) has sterling comic chops and an insatiable appetite for scenery-chewing.
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Chewing gum could be a fun and refreshing habit but if it's discarded on the ground, it's a nasty nuisance.
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"[She] needs to slow down on the gum chewing; way too many pieces in there," the noted gum fanatic observed.
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She was sort of dreamily sashaying around one hip at a time, chewing her cheek, looking up, into her head.
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He just walked out into the forest, knocked down a small tree, and started chewing, scratching, punching it into shape.
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Her favorite indulgences: bacon, chewing gum, and sexy lingerie — which she once wore to an EKG appointment, according to Time.
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My family ate rice for dinner and I, like Mulan, also got told off for chewing with my mouth open!
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But in Davis's class, I found myself giggling, trying to keep my balance despite the goat chewing on my mat.
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She once walked in on Trump chewing up a piece of paper and seemingly swallowing it in the Oval Office.
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Or worry, but know that worrying is as effective as trying to solve an algebra equation by chewing bubble gum.
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The common explanation is that the large brow gave the face additional stiffness and was useful in chewing tough meats.
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Safdar is constantly chewing a betel nut derivative, which has an amphetamine effect – a common habit among drivers in Pakistan.
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The next month, creators are all shaving bars of soap, chewing bricks of raw honeycomb or eating buckets of KFC.
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It blotted out the sky and left the residents of the former port, Muynak, in western Uzbekistan, chewing salty grit.
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In one such case, a suspect's DNA was collected from a piece of his chewing gum and a water bottle.
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The storm was still chewing on power lines across north Florida as repair crews deployed in the south on Monday.
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When Bolivia wanted to legalise the chewing of coca leaves, it withdrew from the convention and rejoined with a "reservation".
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It's the very beginning of the massive face, built for processing really tough diets and chewing hard food, Melillo said.
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The show is less structured than Chang's previous Netflix show, "Ugly Delicious," and mostly focuses on chatting, chewing and exploring.
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When I visited, four weavers in traditional dress were at work in the middle of the shop, chewing coca leaves.
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There's a ton of gear out there that keeps our pets from scratching, marking, or chewing on the wrong things.
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Everyone calls him Chick, a name given to him in his playing days for his love of chewing Chiclets gum.
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Russia's political class marvels at how much time it now spends chewing over the minutiae of the American political system.
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The white bellbird swallows large fruits whole and then just kind of sits there chewing until it regurgitates the seeds.
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Who needs to throw when you have Larry Csonka, Jim Kiick and Mercury Morris chewing up 5 yards a carry?
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The only thing I'll say about the salt is that it has to be a salt you actually enjoy chewing.
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On the other hand, many are chewing the nails on that first hand wondering if they're doing the right thing.
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Younis says he has stopped smoking and chewing Qat, a commonly used leafy amphetemine-like drug especially popular among soldiers.
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The coils were fastened with a veterinary cement, similar to chewing gum, that could be peeled off the birds' feathers.
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"No one was talking, everybody was just eating greedily — all you could hear was, like, chewing and smacking," she recalled.
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As the evenings wore on, he would become more animated, chewing coca and rolling cigarettes—organic tobacco, he assured me.
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What are the big details we should all be chewing on as we start to look ahead toward Season 2?
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" — "Affleck, though likable, doesn't have a lot of variety and resorts to chewing gum to give his character through-lines.
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It is cherry season in Iran, so most probably the Qataris are now chewing on those, some people suggest here.
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These ships of the desert blindly followed the motorway, chewing their cud, and didn't show great respect to passing traffic.
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Even with aliens chewing their way out of his body, he always made sure he had somewhere left to go.
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Freeman followed our bald, chewing hero down the block and across the street, narrating every step he took: Ah, yeah.
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As whimsical as it sounds, it gives you a sense of the animal -- its lethargy, poor vision and ineptitude at chewing.
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In one more study, chewing gum regularly for eight weeks did not help facilitate weight loss in overweight and obese adults.
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There are currently approximately 2100 to 22 billion cows grazing, sleeping, and chewing their cud…Read more ReadAnd problematic it is.
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Made to look like tiny vaginas, Hannah Wilke's chewing gum sculptures hung next to Nan Goldin's softcore portraits of hardcore living.
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One got free nicotine replacement products of the participant's choice (such as patches and chewing gum) for up to three months.
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In April a Dutch company started selling training shoes with soles made from chewing gum scraped off the streets of Amsterdam.
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An impairment charge of 367 million crowns related to Swedish Match's European chewing tobacco business weighed on earnings in the quarter.
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Muslims attract no special scrutiny, he says, chewing on a street-stall kebab after Friday prayers at Guangzhou's ancient Huaisheng mosque.
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And, yes, it's just as easy to down a whole bunch of them way too fast; these just require some chewing.
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But he had already tried everything—chewing nicotine gum, slapping on the patch, going cold turkey—and none of it worked.
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After you've almost broken your jaw chewing them, you'll get a burst of powdered sherbet that is nothing short of disappointing.
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You may proceed now, telling the story of a cartoon character perfect for our cuticle-chewing times: Too Much Coffee Man.
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AFTER half an hour of pencil-chewing Lizeka Rantsan's class lines up at her desk to hand in its maths tests.
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On February 4th SNL unveiled a hilarious parody of Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, as a gum-chewing maniac.
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Sunflower seeds are popular with baseball players, including many major leaguers, who chew them as a healthier alternative to chewing tobacco.
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Since then, Momo has starred in multiple Instagram videos and pictures, including swatting at Duff's hands and chewing on his bone.
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While Avery is sure to share with his bandmates, he's owned up to chewing at least four pieces at a time.
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"What could we sell here to make up that cost?" she says, gesturing to the packs of chewing gum and cigarettes.
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High Times highlighted several trends and new products earlier this year, from medicated tea to BBQ sauce, jerky and chewing gum.
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Most Sattvic eating principles are just common sense—like the importance of chewing your food carefully in a stress-free environment.
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What they ate: Pepsi, Snapple iced tea, Red Vines, Hershey bars, Pop-Tarts, chewing tobacco, Oreos, Diet Rite, peanut M&M's.
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Singapore is notorious for draconian laws punishing everything from littering, gum chewing and jay walking to expression of same-sex orientation.
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" Grimshaw said that he did get a bag of popcorn but instead of chewing it, he "sucked [it] until it melted.
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"My tongue has a bone in it," remarked Caitie, chewing suspiciously on what some unfortunate duck had once used to taste.
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There also doesn't appear to be a consensus on which eating disorder is most connected to chewing and spitting, says Aouad.
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The students completed written questionnaires about whether they have used tobacco products including cigarettes, e-cigarettes, pipes, hookahs and chewing tobacco.
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Listen, just about anyone would faint if Adele so much as handed them a wad of chewing gum from her mouth.
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That includes refraining from eating, drinking, gossiping, sex, cigarettes, chewing gum, and a whole lot more, depending on an individual's beliefs.
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Like fellow Oviraptorosaur Baby Louie, it strutted around on two legs and and sported a toothless beak with ridged chewing surfaces.
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"We started NeuroGum because we wanted to do more," Ryan Chen, whose company infuses chewing gum with green-tea caffeine, said.
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But if there is tension between them and the ruling class of violently homophobic, tobacco-chewing Bubbas, we never see it.
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Jonathan skips the utensils and grabs the chicken with both hands for his first bite, smiling before he even finishes chewing.
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Still, chewing up stars and spitting out their remains in the form of planet-sized gas balls traveling at insane speeds?
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Haddley said he simply enjoys recreational math and, after years of chewing on this problem, the solution just dawned on him.
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A dozen subbros noshed on finger foods in a bespoke hipster bar setting, gazing at their phones and talking while chewing.
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The device, which wraps around the neck and has a small, high-fidelity microphone, records sounds produced during chewing and swallowing.
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But chewing gum doesn't just reduce stress, it also makes you more alert and improves your performance in memory-oriented tasks.
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From meeting the evil mailman to chewing up their first sneaker, the life of a puppy is jam-packed with adventure.
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Nearly every consumer item could be -- and had to be -- re-purposed for war, all the way down to chewing gum.
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I'm ashamed of what feels like uniquely, viscerally ugly behavior, the mess of skin and bone and chewing, all so animal.
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The CW's Legends of Tomorrow is a superhero show that promises time travel, death-defying exploits, scenery chewing, and then some.
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The design must be comfortable, because you don't want the dog chewing at it or taking it off on the runway.
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That all changed in the next scene, which finds Zurga pacing the floor of his office, chewing over his friend's betrayal.
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Rios has his own head full of bad memories, chewing rakishly on the stub of a cigar while flying into peril.
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He would sit for an hour, "eating very slowly," Mr. Wang said, adding that it seemed he had a problem chewing.
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Ben Sasse, R-Nebraska, at one point on Wednesday, had a pouch of Red Man chewing tobacco sitting on his desk.
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More than a decade earlier, the primatologist Richard Wrangham and his colleagues noted that chimps often swallowed whole leaves without chewing.
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The wrestler and actor Roddy Piper plays our shades-wearing, all-out-of-chewing-gum hero who discovers the alien plot.
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There are some products on Amazon you'd never, ever want to buy used, like chewing gum or a pack of diapers.
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Once upon a time, Apple was a disaster, chewing through CEOs and delivering one bad quarter of financial results after another.
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Had he leaned over, opened his mouth, and actually begun chewing on the crispy stuff, it would not have surprised Ambience.
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I kept chewing it, thrilled and horrified, until I came out the other side and the salt turned to cooling menthol.
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And my visitor gave me another one of his long looks, scratching at the hair on his cheeks, chewing his lip.
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There is science to back up Spieth's success in chewing gum and shooting the day's low round at the same time.
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I saw my black family smoke menthols exclusively, while my white family and friends smoked nonmenthol cigarettes and used chewing tobacco.
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Chewing on bones, something that some animals like rodents do, can provide them with some nutrients otherwise lacking from their diets.
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Senuara, a 35-year old whose teeth are reddened by chewing betel leaves, was eight months pregnant when she was attacked.
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Families wanted to be memorialized and sometimes, when the baby stopped crying, and the dog stopped chewing the furniture, they were.
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When I asked him why he was always chewing gum, he joked that he'd been told to exercise all his muscles.
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Curry is chewing on the idea, and he has already shot some footage of Booker, including on his campaign's launch day.
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When you're focused on chewing, that can take your mind off of golf and can kind of calm players a bit.
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" The report goes on to say, "We have received samples of bubble gum, chewing gum, and sponges suspected of containing LSD.
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It's a harsh reminder of just what an all-consuming beast the NFL is, chewing up and spitting out athletes each year.
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"Love Bug, the biggest one, is just about to cut his first tooth so he's been chewing on our fingers," Kelly said.
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For best results, I recommend spinning in one hand, scrolling through Instagram with the other, while chewing gum at the same time.
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But his voice leads you to believe that this unknown man is onto something very profound by chewing and crossing the street.
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The three cows had been happily chewing cud when the deadly quake rocked the country's South Island, swallowing the earth around them.
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At any zoo you go to, you see the tigers pacing and the animals grinding their teeth and chewing the bars down.
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In May, the one-year-old pup was attacked in Thailand by his owner's neighbor for chewing on a pair of shoes.
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Alone in my apartment, chewing on cheap takeout lo mein, rocking the same sweatpants for a fifth day in a row—again.
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It may look like a monkey, with its prehensile tail and predilection for chewing with its mouth open—but don't be fooled.
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When professional baseball emerged in America the 19th Century, chewing tobacco was already one of its customs, and the habit remains popular.
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Chewing gum is also prohibited (though I didn't find that one out until about halfway through my first Ramadan after converting — oops).
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I finish washing dishes, drink a beer, and continue watching The Path until I climb into bed and put on Chewing Gum.
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Coel created and starred in two seasons of her own Netflix series called Chewing Gum, a masterpiece in coming-of-age television.
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Despite the accompanying feelings of shame, each woman I've spoken to described the same thing: They find chewing and spitting highly addictive.
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Behind him, a buff white guy echoes his every word, chewing gum, wearing his Oakleys on the back of his balding head.
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The result: Those in the loud group ate 45 percent more pretzels compared to those who could more clearly hear themselves chewing.
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But it was Coel who blew me away the most, especially when I thought of her performance as Tracey from Chewing Gum.
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Odd discoveries on planes are normally limited to discarded chewing gum lurking in a seat pocket or peanut crumbs in a seat.
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Bertocchini was curious as to whether the centimeter-long wax worms were actively digesting the bag's plastic, or just chewing through it.
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Some of the rations were labeled as "Accessory Packets" and contained cigarettes, matches, a water purification tablet, chewing gum, and toilet paper.
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Others scientists don't think the chewing comes from a point of desperation, but rather could be a form of elaborate natural selection.
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Cas3, Barrangou said, is like Pac-Man, chewing up the cell in such a way that leaves it no hope of repair.
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And no, we don't mean keeping your elbows off the table, or chewing with your mouth closed (although, please do those things).
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Thanks to a trademark filing reported by Robotics Trends, there's a pretty good chance this lawn chewing beast will be called... "Terra"?
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However, Cas3 goes beyond Cas9 by targeting the DNA of bacterial cells and then chewing them up beyond the point of repair.
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Ever since I can remember, I've always loved putting edible things into my mouth and chewing them, then swallowing and digesting them.
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During the filming of Chewing Gum, an actress auditioning for a Malaysian part afterward wrote to say it played on Asian stereotypes.
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If they fail, it may not be long before the Brexit monster is chewing up and spitting out its third prime minister.
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Actress Denise Nickerson, best known for playing the gum-chewing Violet Beauregarde in 1971's Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, has died.
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We always look for cows that are chewing their cud as a sign that they are relaxed and feeling safe and comfortable.
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When I brushed it later, I realized that the strands pulled like chewing gum and the tips were shedding onto my shoulders.
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But there are people who would literally like to punch offenders when they are triggered by sounds like chewing, drinking, or breathing.
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The coin would have been too valuable for everyday use, like using a $100 bill to buy a pack of chewing gum.
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Can you say that it's impossible to have a person who hates hot fudge sundaes and steaks and enjoys chewing protein powder?
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The puppy was apparently caught chewing on a neighbour's shoes and despite Cola's owner's offers to compensate the man, he wasn't satisfied.
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By the late 20173s the moths were chewing through the leaves of cabbages, brussels sprouts, collards, and kale from Florida to Colorado.
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One colleague said the taste reminded him of "warm chewing gum," and another said it tasted like Baileys but without the alcohol.
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Set mainly in a suburban kitchen, the Petra Collins–directed video sees Gomez chewing on lipstick, glass, and a bar of soap.
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That's bad news for me and Toby, who's looking over my shoulder and chewing what sounds like all his fingernails at once.
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To measure this, they wired up the skin of their volunteers' jaws using electrodes which recorded the force a volunteer exerted chewing.
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J.) is calling on Major League Baseball (MLB) to ban the use of chewing tobacco on the field and in the dugout.
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Five cities — Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and New York — will prohibit the use of chewing tobacco at ballparks this season.
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Many were chewing high-quality khat, a mild stimulant leaf, which had been brought from Khawlan, the seat of the Ruwayshan family.
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Chewing some gum and a lot of chapstick helped but being unable to drink a cup of coffee in this state didn't.
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Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc has held a minority stake in Wrigley since 2008, when it helped Mars buy the chewing gum maker.
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Daley kisses the two women crew members — one played by Chewing Gum's Michaela Cole, the other a blue-skinned alien (Milanka Brooks).
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If the person you're imagining isn't chewing gum or hanging up cat pictures, then that's probably something you shouldn't be doing, either.
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He knows me well enough to understand that when I'm dissertating on the merits of tufted cushions, I'm chewing on something else.
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The reformulated bread is being marketed directly to consumers with chewing or swallowing impairments and to medical institutions and nursing care homes.
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Remember, it was Tomi's own video of herself berating her dog for loudly chewing a bone that got her in trouble, anyway.
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It's hard enough to get them to sit, pee where they're supposed to, and stop chewing on things other than their toys.
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Pro wrestling is known for chewing up and spitting out its heroes, and Chyna's story may be the cruelest case of all.
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The company, which sells periphery products including rolling papers, chewing tobacco and vapes, is covered by only two analysts, the group said.
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Will it abandon the treaties and rejoin with a caveat for pot, as Bolivia did in the 2010s for coca leaf chewing?
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Slugs also like to ruin marijuana crops, happily chewing through the leaves and stems and laying eggs all up in your bud.
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She says she once walked in on Trump chewing up a piece of paper and seemingly swallowing it in the Oval Office.
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MCDONALD'S — SAUSAGE EGG AND CHEESE MCGRIDDLE, $4.29 — Everything in this sandwich is very, very soft and requires little to no chewing effort.
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He's content to have these characters hang out in cars or at a diner while chewing the scenery and checking their beepers.
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What our friend really wants to know is whether the M.T.A. is capable of walking and chewing gum at the same time.
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The pouches also include items like toilet paper, matches and chewing gum that may be hard to come by in the field.
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This is a show, after all, with lots of yelling and shrieking, with characters chewing each other out for no real reason.
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Then, Leonard did begin to move—his lips pursed and his jaw opened and closed, like he was chewing on something sticky.
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The long fluorescent lights, the pallid beige floors with streaks of chewing gum worn black by the constant tread of squeaky trainers.
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As subtle as if we'd licked over the part of the picnic table, where someone stuck a chewing gum many months ago.
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If you're streaming quarterbacks, Colin Kaepernick should be your first call, but Gum-Chewing Yosemite Sam should be second on your list.
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Researchers assigned 1,009 people with sore throats to one of three groups: no chewing gum, xylitol gum, or sorbitol gum without xylitol.
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The 11-year-old onboard, Mary Alice McMahon, smiled as she got out of the rescue plane, chewing a piece of gum.
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"Barnes chewing back some vomit over there," he quipped when the dancers were in the middle of a grueling series of spins.
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I changed it so it would be a quick crime of passion where she just swallows him in one gulp, no chewing.
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The materials also adhere to US and European safety standards, so I don't have to worry about my daughter chewing on them.
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He discouraged people from accepting chewing gum or cigarettes, and suggested avoiding the Russian habit of hugging or kissing people in greeting.
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News accounts tell of them snatching surreptitious cat naps and trying to sneak chewing tobacco onto the floor to relieve the boredom.
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The resin has long been a culinary darling in Greece, especially as a chewing gum, a liqueur or a flavoring in sweets.
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Lawmakers have scrambled to regulate vaping, which gained popularity only recently as an alternative to traditional methods of smoking and chewing tobacco.
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"This law will be the chewing gum that sticks to the soles of the government's shoes," he told France 2 public television.
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The team also turned for assistance to the lab in Copenhagen that recently recovered DNA from a piece of ancient chewing gum.
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Inside, the other three are laughing and chewing on toothpicks as one of them throws his set of darts at the wall.
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But the newer novel bites off a lot more than Lacey's debut, and it does a much better job of chewing it.
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"The law is really supposed to act as a deterrent to chewing, which it seems it has," Montejano wrote in an email.
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Because he seems busy, and because he keeps spitting out chewing tobacco to his right, I am hesitant to talk to him.
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Flavored traditional tobacco products -- snuff, chewing tobacco, cigars, pipe tobacco, and menthol cigarettes -- will be legal to sell until June 1, 2020.
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Michaela Coel, star and writer of British comedy show Chewing Gum, has spoken out about being sexually assaulted while writing season two.
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While Con Ed's system is among the most reliable in the country, the company cannot prevent squirrels from chewing wires or transformers.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "New research says that Neanderthals used to relieve pain by chewing on a plant containing the main ingredient in aspirin.
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The racers included characters like the cigar-chewing Barney Oldfield, the millionaire playboy Caleb Bragg, and a native son, "Terrible" Teddy Tetzlaff.
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To boost his cognitive functioning, Mickelson, 48, started chewing gum during competition in January at the Desert Classic — and tied for second.
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Some of these bad behaviors include destructive chewing, going to the bathroom in the house, excessive barking, fearfulness and separation anxiety, and jumping.
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The Chicago Sun Times reports that the scheme began when one of the inmates paid Marek $200 for used chewing tobacco, which, wow.
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A visitor posted a video showing an alligator at the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, in Crawfordville, Florida, chewing on a plastic bag.
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The chewing gum will come in two legendary cult-favorite flavors: Girl Scouts Caramel Coconut (Samoas or Caramel deLites) and Thin Mints (screaming).
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"I was bulimic for five or six years," Hannah*, who had previously posted about her chewing and spitting problem on Reddit, told me.
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A comedy veteran chewing up the scenery with an effete accent, a closet full of couture, and a seemingly endless array of wigs?
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In the video, you can see French chewing out some bodyguards, and just as things seem to calm down ... there's another flare-up.
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Pathetic Reva, with her drinking problem and bulimia and gym addiction and body issues and neuroses and TMJ from chewing too much gum.
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She's so busy chewing Noah out that she forgets her terror and makes it down to the bottom of the ravine almost effortlessly.
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Her spymaster Kurtz (a scene-chewing Michael Shannon) convinces the young performer her work for Israel will serve as her greatest role ever.
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The tradition is under fire for its negative health impacts and several medical research studies show that chewing betel nuts is highly carcinogenic.
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Star Michaela Coel writes, produces, and acts in the Channel 4/Netflix series, which is based on her own play Chewing Gum Dreams.
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These dog toys are available in many forms, such as meat-flavored bones, so your furry friend can engage in safe chewing habits.
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T he building, which was declared a landmark in 2012 , was the headquarters of the chewing gum giant, Wrigley Company, for many years.
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The technical term for the condition is misophonia, and it's defined as a severe sensitivity to sounds like chewing, coughing, yawning and more.
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In my quick test, Edge seemed to share Chrome's bad habit of chewing on memory, though it wasn't quite as severe a hog.
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The "Ghostbusters" actress won rave reviews when she debuted an exaggerated impersonation of a gum-chewing, uber-combative Spicer on "SNL" last month.
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So all we have to worry about is that the White House press secretary does not know how to properly use chewing gum.
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So on a personal level, I'm zero percent into Spirit Payton's pickle-chewing ASMR videos, but holy shit, a lot of people are.
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The mother was insisting we take him to the hospital so he could have his stomach pumped because he had swallowed chewing gum.
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The challenge was to take a shot -- but it was 50/50 odds whether it would be bourbon or someone's chewing tobacco spit.
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Most of all, the scene shows how Chewing Gum throws its punches and gets its laughs by taking antic situations to their extreme.
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He fixed a can of chewing tobacco between his tiny teeth as he screwed on a Yankees cap and flicked the door shut.
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"Oysters aren't capsules," he offers as a bit of advice to the person who asks if they should just swallow it without chewing.
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The MLB has taken steps to restrict the use of chewing tobacco by players, but it has yet to completely ban the substance.
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Get the perfect chew It looks like a Bluetooth hands-free device, but bitescan is actually measuring your chewing strokes as you eat.
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No, the guns aren't real, but the experience is as close as you should ever get while you're simultaneously chewing a hot dog.
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Digital-age movements tend to be organizationally toothless, good at barking at power but bad at forcing ultimatums or chewing through complex negotiations.
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To keep the vermin from chewing up the goods, the story goes, merchants would bring in a few hungry cats to hunt them.
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Then I'm running out the door without eating breakfast because for me, chewing is just too much work that early in the morning.
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A photo of former Britain Labour Party leader Ed Miliband chewing a bacon sandwich in 2014 was the beginning of his political downfall.
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You ever watch it, and look down in the water at all those chewing-gum wrappers, and the banana peels and the garbage?
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In turn-of-the-century America, the self-proclaimed nutritionist and businessman touted that prolonged chewing precluded overeating and helped reduce food intake.
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She was elegantly dressed and self-possessed, and yet she was slowly, rhythmically chewing gum, something I rarely see in my psychiatry sessions.
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Finally, there's the gum that approximates a three-course meal, the one that turned gum-chewing champion Violet Beauregarde into a giant blueberry.
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On Monday, the 18-year-old shared a short Snapchat video of the pup chewing on a big red pom-pom key chain.
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Ideally, a happily occupied dog is less inclined to experience anxiety and engage in destructive or disruptive behaviors like inappropriate chewing or barking.
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They are that old woman on her stoop, chewing corn with abandon, making eye contact with me like she knows why I'm here.
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He collects $25 monthly from each of three food trucks that rumble through his district carrying chewing gum, Pepsi sodas and Bimbo bread.
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The pain affected his trigeminal nerve, which is the largest nerve that runs through the face and is responsible for biting and chewing.
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His manic, scenery-chewing soliloquies are executed with a breezy aplomb, though he stresses that they are not as carefree as they appear.
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The taste is rather unrefined, but it's the intensity of the aroma that made us feel like we are chewing an air freshener.
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Previously, Altria purchased United States Tobacco, which sold a competing chewing tobacco product that some research suggests is less harmful than combustible smoking.
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He often darkens the mood by incorporating exaggerated sounds, like high-volume slurping or chewing, or juxtaposing lilting classical music over unsettling images.
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So the tiny Turkish man with comically dark glasses wants 20 bucks for a burger that tastes like chewing on your own tongue?
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So one of the things you talked about in the food thing is stick to your natural sugars, porn is like chewing gum.
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Some aspects of its face foreshadowed traits in later species such as the structure of the cheek bones, which anchor important chewing muscles.
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There was a $14,261.33 family vacation to Italy, and $32.31 at Albertsons for milk, apples, beer, chewing tobacco and a pack of cigarettes.
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Beyond also uses an "e-mouth," which can determine how closely chewing on a plant-based product replicates the experience of eating meat.
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She serenades the outlaw with Bob Dylan's "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine" while the horse gently shuffles about, chewing on a carrot.
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A.L.S. attacks the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord that control voluntary muscle movements, like chewing, walking, breathing, swallowing and talking.
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Later in the interview room on Thursday night, McGregor was besieged with questions about his tattoos, his wardrobe and his gum-chewing habit.
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Chewing steadily helps me think while I'm typing away, but I also toss gum pretty quickly — as soon as it loses its flavor.
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They often work together, with shipworms boring tunnels inside timber pilings and gribbles chewing from the outside, according to scientists and city officials.
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Now it's like "Talking Dead" to Mr. Carlson's "The Walking Dead," punchily chewing over much of the material that filled the hour before.
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The dinosaur's propensity for chewing on the bones of its prey might have even contributed to its rapid tooth replacement rate, scientists hypothesized.
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Passing street-hawkers pause at the tables to offer everything from fried plantain to cigarettes, chewing gum, roasted caterpillars and plywood chess boards.
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Thus they will never experience a chewing out by their boss and they will never learn the value of an honest day's work.
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I would sit in the car, beatifically chewing, fondling a Hamburglar toy or cheap movie tie-in that had come with the food.
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The code name for Time Warner in deal talks was "Rabbit," perhaps an homage to Warner Bros' carrot-chewing, wise-talking cartoon character.
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" He went on, "Women don't want to go out there with a redneck guide who's chewing tobacco and telling them how to cast.
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Sorry, I read in the guidebook about the prohibition on chewing gum here, and thought of this joke from summer camp, circa 1988.
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NCT Dream "Boom" If it wasn't clear by now, NCT Dream are no longer simply the gum-chewing teenage boys they once were.
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Mitchell proposed that the skull would need to be fortified against the outcome of chewing tough, woody food with a strong bite force.
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"Making noise with their mouths" is a thing that humans do by vocalizing or by chewing up plants and animals with their teeth.
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You want the heat to bloom while you are still chewing the first coin, driving you compulsively to your next, and your next.
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Never averse to chewing a bit of scenery that was asking for it, he's landed a character who is essentially impossible to overact.
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The glossy surfaces look like chewing gum stretched thin, or distorted tongues, or sinews pried apart, now offered up to us as seats.
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Their collective curiosity is their strong suit, whether it is trying to see how many times they can squeeze "fuck" into a song, getting Paul McCartney to record himself chewing celery and carrots, and thenovershadowing McCartney's veggie chewing with a death metal crescendo mid-track, or simply rapping about chickens and dinosaurs, the Super Furries have never drawn any boundaries with their music.
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When misophonics were exposed to noises like chewing and breathing, their heart rate and galvanic skin response—another measure of emotional response—also increased.
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"He was chewing our goose that was at the back end there, he dug out the rabbits in their enclosure," Kiss told the station. .
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When you've never encountered a stuffed vine leaf or anchovy before, putting several in your mouth and chewing enthusiastically is a pretty terrifying prospect.
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I have a part-time job as a production assistant at a small Danish start-up that makes all-natural plastic-free chewing gum.
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Chicha, a drink from the Andes that's made by chewing up corn and leaving it to ferment, has been around for about 7,000 years.
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Chewing the wiring ended up frying the creature into oblivion and causing a wide power outage around CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research.
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Piers Morgan thinks Donald Trump finally picked the right guy to sort out the White House's mess of chewing up and spitting out staffers.
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In the books, Mia actively rejects her makeover and describes chewing on her fake nails and various attempts to muss her newly highlighted hair.
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A red-faced Medvedev trudged to his seat to munch darkly on a banana but did not spend too long chewing on the setback.
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" Those include "cigarettes, cigars and chewing tobacco, tobacco pipes and paraphernalia, tobacco rolling machines, hookahs and hookah lounges, bongs, rolling papers, [and] electronic cigarettes.
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They will be issued a rule book that forbids them from fraternizing with players, and, in some cases, being too opinionated, or chewing gum.
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Wildfires are chewing across dried-out Western forests and grassland, putting 2017 on track to be among the worst fire seasons in a decade.
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The ordinance would apply to cigarettes, cigars, pipe tobacco, chewing tobacco and electronic cigarettes sold in gas stations, convenience stores, pharmacies and grocery stores.
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Such is the case with a paper just published in Current Biology, which reveals to the world a moth capable of chewing up plastic.
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No longer will you have to force your shy friends to pose for awkward photos, just low-key capture them candid while they're chewing.
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The show's villain is the corrupt prosecutor Gore Bellows (Kelsey Grammer, in full scenery-chewing mode here), who put Madeline and Levi in prison.
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Lamar spends the song interrogating, chewing on, and finally affirming a value — loyalty — that means more under desperate circumstances than in places of privilege.
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After the whistle, Palmieri looked up at the big screen and, chewing his mouthpiece, shook his head in dismay as he watched the replay.
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Unlike nicotine chewing gum and patches, they mimic the experience of cigarette smoking because they are hand-held and generate a smoke-like vapor.
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Reed furrowed his brow and ran his fingers along its ridges before tossing it back on the counter like a wad of chewing gum.
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According to the study, published in the journal Applied Cognitive Psycology, a noise as subtle as gum chewing is enough to impact academic performance.
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And—when Burrito Dude opts to keep chewing instead of acknowledging him—this undercover Lunch Policeman decides it's time to call the actual police.
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At her feet is a tiny pure-white cloud of a dog, which traipses around chewing on the grass, only occasionally coughing it up.
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Since this was a two-hour season premiere, there was a second challenge to fast-forward through, this one involving a chewing-gum brand.
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Along with the gestures and exaggerated chewing, the BJs are encouraged to make comments about the food and as many eating noises as possible.
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I've had people stop me and ask questions when I'm boarding a plane, travelling on the subway, or simply just buying some chewing gum.
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Two: Michael Keaton also makes a grab for some cookies, but is visibly chewing gum, just like he is 100 percent of the time.
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The Dream Horse, which you get to name, features realistic horse sounds and can even fake eat plastic carrots (you hear a chewing sound).
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Once wired, volunteers were given samples to chew and asked to do so until they felt what they were chewing was ready to swallow.
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It features scene after scene of Jude Law, in full scenery-chewing mode, being hilariously rude to the cardinals and priests who surround him.
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The mesquite trees the prairie dogs had kept in check by chewing the roots spread, draining the water and turning the area into desert.
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Her cheeks were too rosy, her teeth were too big, and she had a habit of chewing her lower lip when she was thinking.
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Few collars offer the durability or longevity of the Lupine Original Dog Collar, which is protected by a lifetime guarantee that even covers chewing.
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Britain's Department for the Environment, which is also a member of the Chewing Gum Action Group, agrees that industry-led campaigns can change behavior.
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Pritzker is a member of the wealthy Pritzker family, which owned the chewing-tobacco giant Conwood before selling it to the tobacco giant Reynolds.
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