Crave 360 Controls are basically the same on the Crave 360 as on the Crave Pro.
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"We&aposre genetically hardwired to crave sugar, crave fat, crave salt, take rest whenever we can," Buettner said.
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When I crave that particular food, I crave it HARD.
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Heme, if you crave meat, if you crave the flavor of meat, what you crave is the flavor of heme and its reaction products.
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Vizio Crave Pro There are no physical playback controls on the Crave Pro.
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Now picture this: I am so sick that I crave antibiotics the way healthy people crave avocado toast.
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Its longtime slogan has been "What You Crave," it refers to its online shop as the House of Crave, and it sells 30 of its tiny burgers packed together in a 4,190-calorie Crave Case.
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Vizio has announced the launch of its two premium speakers, the SmartCast Crave 3603 ($249.99) and SmartCast Crave Pro ($299.99).
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The company's new $299.99 SmartCast Crave Pro and $249.99 Crave 360 speakers are competitively priced with Sonos' Play:1 and Play:3 speakers.
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We all crave attention and crave positive reinforcement, and without any notifications, you have no idea when that positive reinforcement is going to come.
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An hour later, I got another text informing me that Crave-the-coworking-space was closing so Crave-the-restaurant could open, but I wasn't done working.
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Small children generally crave rhymes, as they crave repetition — and we all know that it's easier to memorize a rhyming story and repeat it over and over again.
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" Mr. Schmidt pointed to millennials in particular as a "generation who crave that social interaction," and so "are going to crave that open concept versus walling everything off.
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The Crave 360 and Crave Pro can be controlled with Vizio's SmartCast app, but you can also stream content to them directly through any mobile app that integrates Google Cast.
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Crave Fishbar: At brunch on Father's Day, Crave Fishbar is offering shucker's choice oysters for $215 and half-price bottles of red wine for Dad at its Upper West Side location.
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"The SEC needs to give more guidance ... because businesses crave more certainty and I think investors crave more certainty as well as protection," said Jonathan Johnson, a board member of Overstock.
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VIZIO SP30-E0 SmartCast™ Crave Go™ Wireless Speaker The beautifully-designed Crave Go Speaker features a sleek metal speaker grill and built-in folding kickstand for convenience and aesthetics.
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It's bliss — it's the peace and quiet you crave.
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A more capable, competent, and stable person would, by now, have either changed their behavior to receive more of the response they crave or given up on getting the response they crave.
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Like every medium ever, storytelling is what we humans crave.
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Why do we crave chocolate when we have our periods?
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He's not vegan, but seeing mine made him crave it.
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Both the Minna Limon and Crave Vesper are super quiet.
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The algorithm simply gives you more of what you crave.
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It's only natural to crave change when the seasons click.
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Billions of people still crave the development fossil fuels bring.
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The Crave Pro is the more powerful of the two.
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Now I'm used to it, and don't crave anything else.
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I adore rules, crave structure, and rarely act on impulse.
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I hate giving you the attention you so desperately crave.
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If you crave to be in office, you are dangerous.
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This only made me crave his affection all the more.
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I crave to travel, study; maybe stay on a kibbutz.
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He said he craved it the way smokers crave nicotine.
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If voters really crave "authenticity," why not just be authentic?
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After drives like this one, I often crave a release.
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"Pets, just like people, crave attention and affection," she said.
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Most women crave instant gratification when it comes to hair.
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I crave some of that in my real world soon.
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You don't get that interaction, which you crave so badly.
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He seemed to crave a less transient form of recognition.
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Give us the sweet, sweet bonus track we desperately crave.
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I crave a simple form, linear, ten pages at most.
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There's something almost aggressive about the way we crave cuteness.
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Does she love him and crave his love in return?
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You crave security, but you're always open to change, Cancer.
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Nonetheless that can be difficult for investors who crave predictability.
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But what most people really crave is an honest explanation.
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The developmentally challenged so crave kindness they make inviting prey.
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Do you apologize because you crave the approval of strangers?
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I crave seeing them, because we don't see them enough.
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There are so many beautiful shots and miraculous creatures you begin to crave something plain, and if you're me, you begin to crave it quickly, about 15 or 20 minutes into any given episode.
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"Even in a tech-driven world people crave community," she says.
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Now, I'm on this medication that makes you not crave alcohol.
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Public investors crave growth, but America's oldest brands are not growing.
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The online retail giant has those precious analytics that executives crave.
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"People crave being heard, and need compassionate, neutral listening," she says.
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I had no such self-control, nor did I crave it.
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They need freedom and flexibility, but they crave connection even more.
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We are all so scared of simplicity, when we crave it.
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And some of the pieces might make them crave a hamberder.
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They have that elusive quality that advertisers crave in 2019: authenticity.
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We crave your stupid, shitty, self-sabotaging, unhinged, weirdly capitalized thoughts.
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You initiate these traditions, and then, later on, they crave them.
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We crave connection and will work to keep social bonds strong.
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For fans, this is that glimpse behind the curtain they crave.
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Get all the cheesy goodness you crave without leaving your house.
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But for now, people crave entertainment that addresses a dystopian reality.
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Coast. These divers crave the opportunity to bear witness to the
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I crave both of those on a regular basis these days!
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This is the kind of bipartisan, "what works" solution Americans crave.
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But James didn't even crave all the food that she ate.
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Do you ever crave a show to watch between watching shows?
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It's the growth and introspection so many of her fans crave.
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Our bodies crave and need Vitamin D. Our minds desire change.
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However, for those who crave a little guidance, here it is.
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White Castle has spent several decades trying to make "crave" happen.
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As readers, we crave not authenticity but the sense of it.
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Not that owners will crave long-distance travel in this coupe.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street, markets and business crave certainty.
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Here's the answer: Customers demand predictability, but they crave the unexpected.
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Serve it with Sardinian fregola and whatever spring vegetable you crave.
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And this is what I crave in the world of games.
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It takes time to build the trust you crave — and need.
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The masses crave it, even if they don't always know it.
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While we crave in-person interaction, this can and will work.
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Nostalgia makes us, myself included, crave these dull and mellow accompaniments.
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But sometimes we or our bank accounts crave simplicity and affordability.
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This brings attention, which he appears to enjoy, perhaps even crave.
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Though I won't sniff if it's an actual recipe you crave.
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I'm with you; I too crave some form of political comeuppance.
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Avoid artificial sweeteners because they can make you crave more sugar.
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Before long, perhaps no one will crave a Grammy at all.
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In addition, multinationals would still get the territorial system they crave.
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They have no human contact, which dogs both need and crave.
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I crave cold smoothies after a long hot day in Houston.
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Being watched over was something that Brown, too, seemed to crave.
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"What Donald Trump showed is that people crave authenticity," Miner said.
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Office seekers respect them because they crave coverage of their campaigns.
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Crave Café11992 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA, 91604(818) 763-9000 Crave Café is tricky to categorize: Studio City's favorite 24-hour eatery offers everything from popular crepes, and sandwiches, to breakfasts, burgers, and even pizza.
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I'd stop short of calling it a perfect chaser, but at the very least it feels like both games may have independently arrived at an important conclusion: Players crave purpose just as much as they crave progress.
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When a baby's body starts to crave opioids, they may become tremulous.
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You can change your palate to crave less sweet, salty, fatty foods.
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If it's straight news you crave (RIP Google Reader), I use Feed.
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On a sunny afternoon, there's one snack you can't help but crave.
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Madonna released two singles, "Medellin" and "Crave" prior to the whole album.
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Our favorite fruits are hardly in-season when we crave them most.
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Click here for some extra cheap phones even iPhone users would crave.
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Long before the finish, my knees will crave edamame and mixed vegetables.
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He is the mustachioed small town Canadian dad we all secretly crave.
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It could provide the dramatic backdrop that both leaders appear to crave.
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We crave haptic feedback and real physical plastic buttons for a reason.
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Spoiler: this video will make you crave your favorite Italian delicacy, guaranteed.
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Or if you just crave cute, watch a baby moose on PBS.
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Retirees who crave a city vibe may opt to head to Miami.
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For some drivers, they crave this type of entertainment on boring drives.
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Post-gel nails often crave more moisture — while we often want color.
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I recommend that people treat themselves with the indulgences they crave most.
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Like you, we crave change — even though the weather begs to differ.
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That treatment helps create the flexibility and low cost that consumers crave.
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Italy's steep unit-wage costs militate against the jobs the young crave.
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We crave empowerment and equality, but fear the consequences of standing out.
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Live at breakneck speed long enough and you begin to crave slow.
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They did not crave its material attributes because they already had them.
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Is sex something to crave, or is it something to be wielded?
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Still, Zuckerberg is confident that consumers crave the chat services Facebook offers.
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But I think kids crave it at the end of the day.
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You can crave success in your art form, without seeking meaningless fame.
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And when hunger sets in, it's hard not to crave a burger.
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Now, however, more and more Cambodians appear to crave this controversial meat.
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Schaeuble personifies the fiscal discipline and financial stability that many Germans crave.
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VIZIO SmartCast Crave Pro Wireless Speaker for Streaming Music $59.99 (reg $300)
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Good employees crave feedback to learn how they can improve and grow.
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We crave a formula here that will resolve these sometimes-clashing ideals.
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It also made us crave wings at 10 o'clock in the morning.
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Replacing both with staunch conservatives would produce the historic shift Republicans crave.
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As the recent, fleeting truce with the Taliban showed, Afghans crave peace.
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Bavaria offers the crown prince the privacy that he appears to crave.
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Will he lead the national team to the glory its fans crave?
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Do politics-soured swing voters really crave hour upon hour of that?
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VinBook is popular because people crave that type of love and sincerity.
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Especially when the revelers still crave pork and crackling in a bun.
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I'd learned to trust my body to crave the balance she needed.
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They also crave intimacy with their community, but find their community intimidating.
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It's something that people, especially me, are going to miss and crave.
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Now, like pizza lovers everywhere, you can create the crust you crave.
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People crave immortality; our re-embodiment in machines will make that possible.
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That sterile environment is frustrating and makes people crave stimulation and excitement.
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But what if we could train ourselves to crave that negative feedback?
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"Diet" soda makes people crave a big hit of real sugar water.
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Now that touch is the rarest thing of all, I crave it.
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I'm making the music that I crave to hear and can't find.
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I crave their plainness and uniformity—bright white light and cheerful soullessness.
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We crave an understanding of the world and our place in it.
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"No," she replies, denying Ruth — and us — the tidy ending we crave.
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People crave convenient drinks that are low in calories, sugar and carbohydrates.
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"It is knowledge of me you crave, Doctor, forbidden knowledge," she begins.
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We crave the taste, texture and apparently the look of the stuff.
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That ping of a like or reply is surely what we crave.
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This was Ti Chang, cofounder and vice president of design for Crave.
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And since it's personal, it also maintains the social connection humans crave.
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That, in turn, is something his wife learned to crave and mimic.
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The same seems to be true of many presidents who crave adulation.
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"The more insulin you release, the more you crave carbs," he said.
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" She added, laughing, "But once in a while I crave those Russians.
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White House hopefuls don't just crave an endorsement from Abrams or Gillum.
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I still crave simplicity and the contentment that apparently comes with decluttering.
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Why, nine years later, do we crave more information about Amanda Knox?
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Do you ever crave "nice" or what some stiffs might call "clean"?
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There is nothing that I crave more than Smash on my Switch.
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"We're all on screens so much that we crave that tactility," she said.
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Those who crave news about entertainment and politics should give Zig a try.
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Do you crave popularity, and are you being recognized for your professional successes?
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What, thinking about the death of your parents doesn't make you crave burgers?
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This is because Caps crave tangible evidence of their progress and eventual success.
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But once I'm back into it, I love it and I crave it.
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Bringing those pieces together creates the kind of deep personalization we naturally crave.
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It scared Crave off later that year, which left Karneges without many options.
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Companies are luring young and wealthy customers that crave experiences over purchasing things.
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While Scorpios love an adventure, they crave control and comfort in their surroundings.
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People have fewer relatives or don't get the affection they crave from them.
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McShaker salads were okay — nothing you'd crave or savor like a Big Mac.
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It turns out many Americans on both sides crave bold opinions expressed loudly.
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When the weather warms up, we crave crisp, refreshing salads packed with flavor.
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Rousseff said her political opponents who crave power are driving attacks against her.
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The Crave 360 is a portable speaker that can deliver 360-degree sound.
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I also see that the replacement vibrator I bought from Crave has arrived!
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Reducing that to zero would require the kind of universal scheme Democrats crave.
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"Most people who crave ice turn out to be anemic," Dr. Hunt says.
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A slight warning: this tape will make you crave nigiri, so pace yourself.
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Humans crave story; they want to see one character rise and another fall.
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It might just be the solace fans crave after last night's heartbreaking episode.
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Halfway through the movie, the munchies hit and we start to crave sweets.
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In addition, the self-esteem that nostalgists crave often seems to feed xenophobia.
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Sometimes we crave — even need — a healthy breather, wherever we can find it.
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Your mental acuity, and your curiosity, will sharpen; you'll crave stimulation and excitement.
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But without explanation, you still crave a bowl of umami-as-hell noodles.
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Fans crave a no-BS approach to this show, and Mike's got it.
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I think on a deeper level we all crave a level of validation.
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There's just something majorly crave-worthy about these little golf ball-sized greens.
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Originally reported by Crave, several attendees spoke out about the event on Twitter.
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Is your Zodiac sign not giving you the type of insight you crave?
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But hey, given what you already know, what phone do you most crave?
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Or, romance novel, as there is only one book currently available on Crave.
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You're very private, but you always crave success and praise for your work!
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Some friendships will never have that deep connection you crave—but that's okay!
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Humans crave meaningful relationships, and businesses have learned to capitalize on that emotion.
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Dogs, it turns out, are not the only pets that crave outdoor exercise.
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Rather than plain raw or plainly simmered, I crave a carrot with zip.
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"Toddler's crave their parent's attention, so use that to your advantage," Sege said.
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What they really crave is the chance to compete on the brightest stage.
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Preppers crave tools of self-reliance, including rifles, fermented cabbage, and solar panels.
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All those things should equal that "experience" audiences crave at the movie theater.
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It's bad if you're an American and you crave leadership on electrified mobility.
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Children today may finally be resisting the elusive insulation we crave for them.
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It can provide a bit of temporary escape, if that's what you crave.
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So why do we crave more — and not less — of these punishing regimes?
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Leos can have rather big egos as they tend to crave the spotlight.
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And online networking has gotten so effective that we crave true human connection.
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Crave late-night deli sandwiches and the bodega cats that keep them company?
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The famed Creature from the Black Lagoon, too, seemed to crave human connection.
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And the more we spend time online, the more we crave live events.
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Obviously, you're going to crave french fries and donuts over healthier food options.
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They are not always good at live social interaction, but they crave it.
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It creates a lot of transparency that I think people crave right now.
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At first, you may be surprised by how powerfully you crave your phone.
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In that manner she is achieving the authenticity that so many voters crave.
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What I do crave are stewy dishes with beans, salads, citrus, pastas, fish.
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CRAVE A Memoir of Food and Longing By Christine S. O'Brien 260 pp.
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And it could satisfy voters who crave a deeper connection to their officials.
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Leiden is a leafy city, but sometimes I crave a little more wilderness.
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The result is a wholly original and totally crave-worthy modern Maine meal.
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Do we, like seafarers of old, crave the hazards of the untraveled void?
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And there's nothing wrong with comfort food; sometimes it's exactly what you crave.
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The woman told Arizona Family that she intends to press charges against Crave.
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But I'm guessing they'll still crave other students to discuss what they've learned.
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But people crave intimacy, which is not easy to create in a hookup.
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They have a corporate career in, say, finance, but they crave a change.
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Abortion is simply the vehicle that gives Republican politicians what they crave — control.
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But investors may be growing tired of reports, and now crave concrete details.
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I crave forgiveness and love; I get it by forgiving and loving others.
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Those of us enduring frozen winters in the north crave just such magic.
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They need that as the pretext for ushering in the repression they crave.
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We crave, devour and gorge, trying and failing to sate our ungoverned hunger.
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They crave meaningful, supportive connections, which are rarely available in the treatment centers.
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I still crave this soup once a week — almost as often as pizza.
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Instead of this shallow utopianism, maybe it's the old honesty that I crave.
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Instead of waiting for an annual performance review, millennials crave more frequent feedback
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There are people who deeply crave the sense of being pressed really, really hard by a heavy weight, and some people crave heavier and heavier weights, so there is a kink for having your partner run you over with their car.
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But as much as he wanted money, he seemed to crave attention even more.
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Expect to play it about a dozen times to get the endings you crave.
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We crave escape, not real-world stress, in our entertainment It's not just me.
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Do you crave a scary costume, but don't want it to be super scary?
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In tough times, we're more likely to crave foods that bring back happy memories.
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In fact, even on Reddit, Craigslist, and dedicated panty sites, customers often crave interaction.
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And when everything begins to sound the same, people start to crave something new.
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That could vault AT&T closer to the Netflix-like multiples that investors crave.
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As much as these two crave a regular life, they just can't have it.
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Not that we crave having negative energy or a heavy atmosphere all the time.
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You know when you want something for so long, you begin to crave it?
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It seems that in the future, consumers who crave sports content won't need cable.
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People crave and appreciate it — not everyone, but enough people to sustain an audience.
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They are all children of privilege, but they also crave the spoils of celebrity.
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There are tons of theories out there about why pregnant women crave certain foods.
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The Crave Go lets users connect multiple Chromecast-enabled audio devices over Wi-Fi.
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This mirrors a global pattern: consumers often crave better beers as they get richer.
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People "pay" for useful free services by providing firms with the data they crave.
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Workers crave more meaningful activities, she reports, and enjoy volunteering with anti-crime groups.
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Another gauge is whether people can afford the more basic material goods they crave.
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I don't know why they taste so darn good, yet I crave them daily.
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Yet it wouldn't be great TV unless we didn't crave it on some level.
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But I don't necessarily love iOS, and I often crave Android's flexibility and interface.
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I hope this person gets the trifle they crave in time for tomorrow... pic.twitter.
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He doesn't really crave weed anymore and if he's around it he does okay.
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There are others who crave some sort of beat in the background for motivation.
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The SmartCast Crave 360 looks somewhat similar to the Sonos Play:1, for example.
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But do hosts like Trevor Noah ever crave a breath of creative fresh air?
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They don't crave approval or praise because they draw their self-worth from within.
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Once you have learned one thing you automatically crave a new experience or thought.
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We crave fitness enthusiasts who are a little more like us to begin with.
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But I didn't crave the drug or feel the need to take any more.
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We crave demystification, even when the topic is interesting only because of its mystique.
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Read on to learn about which stones will help promote the focus you crave.
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Your birthday season begins on the 22nd, and you'll crave more independence and adventure.
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"[Moore] threatens to provide conservatism's critics with precisely the caricature they crave," Goldberg wrote.
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Chinese consumers crave not only what's new, but also what stands out as new.
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Markets crave known facts and fret about variables, seeing potential risks in all unknowns.
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Maybe you crave a puzzle game with a little more substance than Device 6.
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The craving for social order It's a stubborn cultural fact: People crave social order.
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And they are also increasingly profitable, experts say, since consumers crave these new experiences.
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While people in mourning may sometimes seek solitude, in other cases, they crave connection.
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Play it any time you crave a jolt or a blat or a sizzle.
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CS: You already understand that it's the "seductive dance" you crave rather than sex.
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"Businesses crave certainty, and certainty isn't the word of the day," Mr. Woldenberg said.
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Today, we humans continue to be social animals, and we continue to crave connection.
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It looks nice, but less zaftig than the gooey sweets we've evolved to crave.
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" When asked why he wanted young children, he replied: "Cause it's what I crave!
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Your appetite matures, in terms of both the food and the mood you crave.
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To determine an effective replacement habit, it's vital to understand what reward you crave.
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Some players will crave it, Boone said, but for others it will be clutter.
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Read the article and you might crave their asado breakfast sandwich on Friday morning.
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Many patients no longer crave the high-calorie foods that used to sate them.
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And when you start to crave a cigarette, simply chomp on one of these.
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Sometimes I'll crave a burger, but I can at least eat turkey and chicken.
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It was also popular among the group advertisers crave: 18- to 49-year-olds.
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"My heart you have and yours I crave" says another from the same period.
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The Apple Watch ranges from $329 to $1,399 — depending on the style you crave.
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So close, yet so far from the restless fingers that crave them the most.
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Sometimes, I crave a musical where grandiosity is unencumbered by logic and good taste.
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The confidence they crave requires counsel: Will a monstera be happy by the radiator?
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Muslim Americans crave seeing ourselves onscreen, and we rightly need more than one narrative.
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Is there a certain time of day or task when you crave a treat?
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We both crave the unexpected and feel compelled to surprise others in positive ways.
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We crave the dopamine hit they give us, but they don't provide nourishing experiences.
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" Another, who used to seek fatty and sugary foods, said, "I crave salads now.
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And those who still crave a fast food fix are having their prayers answered.
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"We in New York City crave this open space and this disconnection," she said.
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Tiffany has also struggled from a lack of newness— something that young consumers crave.
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People crave the comfortable more than the new, and resolutions haven't kicked in yet.
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We crave lives of dignity, ideals that matter, and beliefs that animate our hearts.
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Idle time feels painful, and you crave the instant gratification of getting something done.
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Our tastebuds crave the unclean flavors that only sugar, salt, and fat can provide.
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It often feels like we crave this kind of flagrant disregard for a person, though.
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Crave opens its doors to Spacious members at 22027:22018 am sharp, Monday through Friday.
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"I crave everything with lemon or vinegar and salty foods so it's bizarre," she says.
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Our partners still crave us, and it's up to both sides to nurture that heat.
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It gives me that "look alive" feeling that I so crave on a daily basis.
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Being heard without having to listen to the other person is something we implicitly crave.
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And that's exactly the kind of control I crave as 2016 comes to an end.
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"Dressing for freezing London makes me crave some beach glam 🏖," she captioned the image.
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Should you crave another reason to pay the megastore a visit, we've got big news.
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The 2020 RX also adds plenty of the high-tech features that younger buyers crave.
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But that doesn't mean we don't crave the treat the rest of the year, too.
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But food is food, so that doesn't explain why we crave candy instead of carrots.
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Despite the social stigma and apprehension about spending time alone, it's something our bodies crave.
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Trump seems to crave approval and playing hard to get might be an effective tactic.
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The "real" TV moments we crave are largely fake — but it wasn't always like that.
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Slowly I adjusted and realized that I didn't crave sugar the way I used to.
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I find that I am so full after meals that I don't crave sugary sweets.
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Influencers are now thought of as the new celebrities, attracting younger audiences that marketers crave.
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If you start to crave ice cream every night, you'll get addicted to a routine.
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"I actually crave healthy foods like green juice, nuts and kombucha," Lee, 28, tells PEOPLE.
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"We all crave a certain level of routine and predictability in everyday life," she says.
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A: You crave it, but it doesn't dent your confidence (when you don't get it).
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Internationally minded officials also crave more competition in the financial system for China's own good.
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To complicate matters, consuming sugar causes kids to crave even more of the sweet stuff.
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Neither wants the other to change; they crave emotional release, but only with each other.
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Then I installed nodejs, yarn, npm, parcel, rust, gcc... all the good stuff I crave.
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If a bigger screen is what you crave, you want an MSI GS-series laptop.
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This suggests that people fear losses more than they crave an equivalent amount of gains.
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"I love it and I crave it," the actress previously told PEOPLE about working out.
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Or purely involve visuals of toys they might crave and pester their parents to buy.
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It simply had to be better than every other phone at providing something people crave.
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Still, this is good news to foodies who are occasionally crave a little drive-thru.
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What do you crave in life, dear Cancer, especially in your partnerships and social circles?
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However, many people still crave the autonomy and flexibility that come with remote work arrangements.
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CL: Consumers who crave style, exclusivity, and adaptability to accommodate their transient and urban lifestyles.
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"It ended up getting to a point where she was like I crave these shakes."
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It's the type of sex that long-term couples crave: highly erotic yet deeply intimate.
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This portion-controlled treat has the flavor you crave and an added boost of protein.
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Red Velvet Cinnamon Rolls And now we will never crave normal cinnamon rolls again. 6.
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Who among us doesn't crave a nice, cheesy movie or TV moment every so often?
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What illusions do they crave, and why do they remain so unfulfilled by their surroundings?
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That dopamine release compels us to eat more—and makes us crave that food again.
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Another thing that PeachDish taught me is that I crave luxury in spite of myself.
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If you crave diving and windsurfing, he adds, we have just the spot for you.
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That's all well and good, but some Lamboistas crave that old-time terrifying Lamborghini experience.
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Both spaces, though, have spacious terraces, should you crave a break from all the noir.
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When temperatures rise, there's nothing I crave more than fresh salads and lighty prepared seafood.
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Should you crave one, you'd best be prepared to dent even a considerable bank account.
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Greatest Hits, available at Murray's Cheese, $95If they crave a mild cheese, there's a manchego.
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They face pressure from smaller brands attracting consumers who crave new, natural and premium products.
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Sometimes it is easy to overlook new customer groups who could crave what we offer.
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Even for dessert, customers crave lighter, brighter flavors after months of chocolate, caramel and nuts.
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He knew how much I could crave anal, so it was really sweet of him.
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I crave touch in a world which is increasingly made of wireless signals and broadband.
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The bacon cheeseburger at Jerusalem's Crave is the best in the country, James Oppenheim boasts.
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To the extent that he has one, Mr. Lehrer's argument is that humans crave connection.
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Though I crave my endorphin fix, I find it's best to listen to my body.
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Some people have it all, but still crave luxury, novelty and access without irksome hurdles.
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We're confident that you'll find more of the obsessable series and movies that you crave.
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The poetic visions of his dances lack the spectacular impact those old-school loyalists crave.
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But Didion isn't so sure that the meaning we crave is truly available to us.
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I crave his attention, and a smile from him will have me soaring all day.
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Grasping at flashes of normalcy Most of us crave some degree of predictability and stability.
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This seems partly strategic — some of these white women crave someone brown — and partly preferential.
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And yet the internet has something TV is losing: the young people that advertisers crave.
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It's a pain we perversely crave, a feeling that's as pleasurable as it is uncomfortable.
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But the celebrity worship he always seemed to crave did not come to him then.
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"I know that personally, I crave intimacy over sex because sex is easy," he said.
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However, I do crave so much more context around Bonnie's fraught relationship with her parents.
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It makes him crave a different kind of creative infusion, for himself and the company.
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But that's just the base level of the overall collaboration that Figma believes designers crave.
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We humans crave certainty, and it's easy to assume that such things are easily knowable.
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It's not a club anyone wants to join, but survivors often crave one another's company.
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Crave had one of the most fun experiences, allowing attendees to build their own vibrators.
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"We fear the unknown and we crave information about new and emerging infections," she said.
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"What young people crave more than anything else is a sense of belonging," he added.
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For a brand like Sephora, a percentage of loyal shoppers crave that in-store help.
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Even French's truly lone wolf detectives, like the maverick Mackey of Faithful Place, crave partnerships.
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Egg salad is strangely the only thing I crave and TJ's is my absolute favorite.
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To be sure, these disruptions are not pleasant, especially when you crave a soothing vacation.
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Like any sweet treat, it will make you spike, crash, then crave it again afterwards.
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Some crave attention; some use false allegations as a way to deal with other issues.
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They crave the jammy flavors that come from late harvesting, but don't want high alcohol.
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He's become so used to this cycle of abuse that he learns to crave it.
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Most people crave two types of rewards: material (money and security) and psychological (esteem and fulfilment).
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Starfighter Assault is the upcoming sequel's mode for people who crave dogfights and nothing but dogfights.
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Chicken's popularity is only expected to grow as consumers continue to crave healthier, high-protein meat.
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You crave stability and will settle for nothing less than what you are confident you deserve.
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Some might crave an experience that could help reduce anxiety, others may be after a rush.
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We crave this sense of flight, but we forget that being grounded is also really important.
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"When you crave companionship but run from love when you get it," she captioned the clip.
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If your bank isn't providing you with the kind of digital services you crave, abandon it.
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Though viewership is facing struggles, TV is still big and provides something many advertisers still crave.
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How can it be possible to creatively cook (and crave) quinoa for breakfast, lunch, AND dinner?
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If other people lack confidence in the law, legislation will never secure the acceptance we crave.
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What is consistent throughout is that audiences crave stories about diverse cultural icons and historical figures.
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Whether they have a forever home or not, many cats crave love more than anything else.
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Filled with all things saucy, spicy, and crispy, Coscarelli's inspired dishes are inventive and crave-worthy.
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Challenging AOC as a Democrat would not have gotten her the press she appears to crave.
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Africa's cities are swelling, and the people who live in them crave meat and processed food.
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LibraYour perfect date: taking a classWhy it's written in the stars: You crave new projects, Libra.
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But we still don't quite understand how pot makes us suddenly crave Taco Bell's latest abomination.
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Regularly eating or drinking sugar substitutes may also cause people to crave sweeter foods more often.
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In short: Cities with greater career opportunities and less expenses might afford millennials opportunities they crave.
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This should only be used externally but Crave has multiple discreet vibes ideal for travel fun.
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And what better way to do that than with 18 crave-worthy and edible-inspired gifts?
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Tiny House Hunters fills me with a rage I cannot describe, and I absolutely crave it.
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People—that's all we have, one another and sometimes that's unbearable, and sometimes all we crave.
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You can take it or leave it when it comes to fame— fortune, however, you crave!
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After preaching revolution and gaining little from it, many Islamists crave the legitimacy that elections offer.
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Fans of a show will sometimes create the representation that they crave, particularly for LGBTQ+ representation.
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But for the rest the message is clear: today's sports fans crave wider context not Corinthianism.
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You crave excitement in partnerships, and you love connecting with people who are brave and decisive.
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In truth, American leadership is inconsequential, because it is not the leadership that other nations crave.
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Because when we let people emotionally break us, we crave more than anything their very approval.
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" He's aware that, in admitting you crave money, "you set yourself up as a satirical creature.
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Mr Trump's core, frightened, white supporters have already picked him as the tough champion they crave.
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You crave knowledge—and Scorpio, the sign in which today's full moon takes place, has answers.
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Have you ever wondered if the things you crave behind closed doors are actually that unusual?
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These two seconds MAY CONTAIN the future—the future you crave as the present grinds along.
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" At one point, the voiceover smirks that Ivanka "doesn't crave the spotlight, but we see her.
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You'll crave more stability and might even prefer the low-key types to the enthralling rockstars.
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Because of this, they make excellent partners, especially for those who crave closeness at all times.
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It's the stuff they're fixated with feeding kids, the stuff they can get them to crave.
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Americans crave security, Luntz says — everything from financial and job security to social and healthcare security.
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I would also crave fatty foods because of the alcohol that was still in my body.
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Still, if you crave the silkiest feel against your skin, this is the weave for you.
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Sometimes, you crave a little more color in your towel selection than white or sedate neutrals.
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And the novelty of an Instagrammable outdoor spectacle is something brands crave now more than ever.
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He's been doing it for years, and people crave this experience because they don't get it.
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I absolutely love and crave these Peanut Butter Kisses wrapped in orange and black wax paper.
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My mother understands me better than anyone, and I crave her approval more than anyone else's.
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Investors and neighbors crave predictability, stability and the confidence that comes with a sound regulatory system.
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On Tuesday, Mars forms a conjunction with taskmaster Saturn, a transit that makes us crave order.
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"People crave relatability, and see dogs as individuals with similar life challenges to themselves," he said.
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Some are satisfied with hot chocolate or a cappuccino; others crave a beer and a burger.
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If you crave an anti-new year New Year, consider adopting Rosh Hashana as your own.
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People crave style, handling and reliability from their vehicles, all of which Mazda delivers in spades.
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Luckily, beer and corn stepped in to give us the rivalry we all crave and deserve.
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But businesses that crave long-term certainty are not likely to favor such an impermanent approach.
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Even people who are earning their living as graphic designers crave to work with their hands.
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About 85% of people can take a pain pill, for example, and never crave it again.
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I ask you, fellow video game nerds: Whomst among us doesn't crave more buttons to press?
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Is there anything I can do to prepare, crave sex, and have a good first time?
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Nothing is going to make you crave a cup of coffee like a rough night's sleep.
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" Travel rewards, in particular, "attract young people who are known to crave experiences over material things.
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If spectacle is what you crave, a Trump rally is worth getting up before dawn for.
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The tricky part is that the more processed, refined carbs we eat, the more we crave.
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But an upending of the status quo is exactly what many of Mr. Trump's supporters crave.
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"Vaping can deliver nicotine to your brain, reprogramming you to crave more and more," another reads.
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"Hannity likened Trump's critics in the media to "drug addicts" who "crave their next Trump tweet.
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Many lawmakers crave attention, racing to microphones and pounding lecterns in search of cable news glory.
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We have to wear it on our lips to remind us of the flavor we crave.
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Consider what you might crave or lack at work that might be fueling any negative thoughts.
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This lack of new regulations could spur business by increasing the predictability that many businesses crave.
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You may crave shelf systems and bulk ingredients, and sparkling new containers to keep them in.
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The governor knows that the Democrats who voted him into office crave confrontation with Mr. Trump.
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Germans crave stability and predictability, but as the country has diversified, so has the political landscape.
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Humans crave some sort of order amid the chaos, and we do in our stories too.
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Gans says that if you truly crave something, sometimes it's better to have the real thing.
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Family stress may arrive, or you could feel overwhelmed and crave space from the outside world.
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If we get what we really crave, it asks, will it be too much to bear?
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If you still crave more Trump mashups check out our Webby nominated "Trump Talk" series here.
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The Build-a-Vibe workshop she was hosting at CES didn't really involve building a vibrator from scratch, but rather obtaining a Crave vibrator, plugging in a Crave-provided USB stick preloaded with a web app, and programming the device to deliver your preferred vibration pattern.
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I always enjoyed reading, but when I started to homeschool I learned to love and crave books.
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By her following play, Crave, Kane is dealing in total desperation and the rawest of unrequited love.
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Pop Crave posted the wax figure images on their Instagram, prompting a shady response from the singer.
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I know you crave this generally recognized as safe, customizable, chemistry hacking, rat-stool-slightly-softening marvel.
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Despite being the sort of massive crossover that American families crave, it still manages to look svelte.
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One gave a detailed analysis — the kind of feedback I crave as an only child and journalist.
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Intelligent and sensitive with a drive to please, racehorses like him also crave human attention and care.
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A challenge that could offer Republicans the security they crave, without the race-baiting, would be invaluable.
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I didn't want to adopt these cut-throat techniques, but I did crave these levels of confidence.
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With this placement, you probably crave control and may tend to take things a little too seriously.
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Infantilized or slut shamed, it ultimately makes no difference when neither affords you the power you crave.
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And yet, we still crave the convenience that comes with pulling through the drive-thru at McDonald's.
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But from spring to summer, all we crave inside our abodes is open space and fresh air.
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"In these moments, we crave our loved ones to support us rather than pile on," he says.
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Odds are good that your body's going to crave high fat foods in addition to sugary snacks.
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Even when you're in a relationship, you crave independence and avoid conventional demonstrations of love and commitment.
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Mr Duterte reminisces fondly about the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos and seems to crave dictatorial power himself.
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Research suggests that babies are naturally inclined to crave sugar as soon as they exit the womb.
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This palette has the perfect variety of shades and textures to create whatever colorful look you crave.
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If you crave 4K content or voice controls or external storage, you're going to spend more money.
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Both Librans and those with full moon birthdays crave balance and are more complicated than they appear.
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Cook was the operational expert who did not crave the spotlight when he worked closely with Jobs.
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Just as Aden wants to cut loose from the north, many southern cities crave independence from Aden.
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And he's been very willing to give big newspaper and television networks the exclusive interviews they crave.
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That's a far cry from the smoking gun of collusion during the campaign that Democrats so crave.
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After all, some people crave attention and know what to do with it when they get it.
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But they prove that when you crave the Castle, nothing is going to stand in your way.
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But after years of donning fresh buds on our heads it's only natural to crave something new.
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She's unearthed an entirely new porn genre for women who crave dirty talk without the guilt trip.
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For those who crave more structure, activities like raising and defending a centrally located flag provide it.
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Ever crave Korean food but just don't feel like eating half a barbecued cow in the process?
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It keeps Hillary and the family in the limelight, gives them the attention and power they crave.
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With their clunk and coverage, summertime combat boots convey just the sort of brooding masochism Scorpios crave.
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Although fans love the game for its unpredictability, the businessmen who run it increasingly crave the opposite.
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But now we were stuck with the ungodly Crave Crate, still mostly full with 50-plus sliders.
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Instead, after the outrage in Nice, he extended it: polls show most voters crave a stronger crackdown.
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While in the past they drank traditional rice wine, they now crave imported beer and Hennessy Cognac.
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It should be kept on the night stand and dipped into when you crave a good tale.
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"That's what really makes that crave-able flavor when you start start to cook it," Lipman said.
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But more importantly, I think that you see this gravitational pull because customers equally crave that relationship.
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The people who seem to crave the job the most are not exactly your rising-star types.
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These pessimistic games are something I crave, especially in the player-centered heroics video game release season.
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A sweet escape is what we'll crave now, even if we know that vibe can't last forever.
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Yitzhak started at Crave when it opened in November, having worked as a server and tending bar.
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It's a mind-body-soul connection you crave, and the new moon on the 4th could deliver.
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Of course, not all of us have access to a campfire anytime we crave this sweet treat.
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Another nearly 1,800 unique tweets contained terms related to nicotine dependence, including the words crave, addiction, addicted.
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You crave a pair of sable boxer shorts to go with your full-length sable coat. Confirm.
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It also satisfies the social interaction many workers start to crave when they are working from home.
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Others, who crave the emotional and physical stability of home, find comfort in hunkering down with family.
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I'm sure workers in those spaces occasionally crave the cathartic chaos of a fire alarm or infestation.
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The board doesn't give a shit about the park or its stories—what they crave is data.
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I crave the aroma of beef, from a burger, or a barbecue brisket cooked low and slow.
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Or whether the United States is ready to offer the Syrian Kurds the diplomatic recognition they crave.
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To be fair, that's just how children are; they crave predictability when so many things are changing.
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Restaurant Henri's kitchen pauses between meals, so if you crave room service between, say, 10:30 a.m.
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But people want opioids; people crave unhealthy foods; people thrill to fake news that stokes their biases.
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Our bodies crave sugar, salt, fat, protein — all forms of replenishment or efficient providers of caloric energy.
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It is not the quiet, soothing stability that Western policymakers crave, and citizens of the region deserve.
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After years of economic malaise, corruption investigations and security breakdowns, many Brazilians crave stability, law and order.
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He's a stoic, an existential drone, a man who doesn't crave notoriety and has strict internal standards.
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They crave the anti-Trump, not a hypocritical Kamala Harris and her indefensible record on criminal justice.
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Anecdotal evidence suggests younger people are less likely to crave wildlife delicacies than their parents or grandparents.
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"Not on my radar," said Mr. Barden, who will not give the deniers the attention they crave.
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The timeless brands that conglomerates crave by definition need a long history, and these are relatively few.
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There is, I mean, someone with whom we crave a similar record of shared experience and interaction.
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A summer perennial on the menu at Crave Fishbar is a side dish of watermelon with feta.
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Don't miss it, it will make you actively crave hot, crisp-edged rotis, if you don't already.
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But being part of such a large community creates its own challenges and makes us crave intimacy.
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"Remember, we all crave appreciation and recognition, and will do almost anything to get it," he said.
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It's also the perfect place to load up on the leafy greens you might crave post-travel.
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When we are reactive to anxious states, we tend to shut down, act impulsively or crave solace.
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There just wasn't anything about the burger that would make me remember it and crave it later.
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By now Libyans must crave some stability, the bickering in Tripoli having reached a point of absurdity.
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In other words, caffeine can mask the effects of alcohol and make drinkers crave even more alcohol.
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It was once thought unheard of and yet now, it's what they crave in the off season.
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If it's not available legally, Allen says, the black market will still crave top-notch California pot.
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At first, Nicholas seems to crave only the relative freedom of shipboard life, treating Etta as mere cargo.
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When she left reality television, she reinvented herself as a DJ in the midst of the EDM crave.
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With films like 2001, or even like Personal Shopper, I think people crave closure and don't get it.
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Bite-size portions of rich desserts can give you the indulgence you crave while keeping carbs in check.
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So when the temperatures start to heat up, we, as adults, crave that same kind of childhood nostalgia.
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Even if you consider yourself vegan or vegetarian, sometimes you just crave the texture and taste of meat.
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And it seems like every time a new Marvel movie's released, people inevitably crave erotic scenarios involving superheroes.
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But then I resigned myself to the fact that my body is going to crave what it needs.
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At just 91 minutes, it delivers the vampires-fighting-werewolves action Underworld audiences crave in easy, compact form.
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After giving the Sharks a quick taste test, it didn't take long for the investors to crave more.
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In any case, when I see a flash drive, my brain starts to crave that sweet, sweet mango.
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I am finally living the life that futurists promise will bring me the happiness and balance I crave.
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As much as I hate to admit it, I've grown to crave and heavily rely on digital gratification.
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Safe Haven turned out to be the bad kind of awful, rather than the good awful I crave.
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Together, we were able to bring back Mac n' Cheetos, a crave worthy snack that our guests love.
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If you crave bread with your breakfast sandwiches, or are a taco purist, you should still try it.
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"I think some people crave that simplistic look because much of Instagram is the opposite," she tells R29.
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People living in remote areas, just like those in the cities, crave basic banking services, namely transaction accounts.
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But customers still crave new as both a status symbol and a feeling of new novel user experiences.
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As a woman, and especially as a brown woman, I crave stories that I can see myself in.
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And, according to Pantone Color Institute's executive director, Leatrice Eiseman, there's a legit reason why we crave them.
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Even though eating quality calories will help you crave treats less, there's still room for the occasional indulgence.
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Matondkar's fame means she already has something many novice politicians crave: Name recognition and a devoted fan base.
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Honestly, my teenage self had begun to crave independence, so I was happy to hold down the fort.
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They don't seem to crave size as much as they do a smart, high-functioning, environmentally friendly home.
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The show has room for many examples of how we not only crave love and friendship, but understanding.
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I think we subconsciously crave a time when the radio, magazines, and MTV were our connecting cultural forces.
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They have heard establishment politicians over-promise and under-deliver for so long that they crave something different.
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The kind of fresh-air fragrance New Yorkers will crave after a decade of living in the city.
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With the sun and Mercury retrograde in your domestic zone until the 22nd, you'll crave more nights in.
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Most mornings, I crave a tamal torta—an incredible breakfast, so as long as the tamal is good.
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The second set of videos, it was thought, would make the volunteers crave the drug and/or anxious.
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The menu is full of food one would crave in the haze of a Tuesday afternoon smoking session.
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They say they crave declarations that remind the country Muslim Americans are just as American as anyone else.
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Turning the light on made the mouse crave a ball that was hanging in front of its face.
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You will most likely finish what you start and start leading the awesome life you expect and crave.
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That's because, Guler believes, a generation of people crave the complexity and connection restored to this arcane system.
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There, electronic music has become a powerful force among a younger generation who crave space to be themselves.
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As consumers increasingly crave unique, authentic brands that meet personal preferences, marketing and distribution costs are falling dramatically.
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Their glow beckons to you, and you crave the ability to view images across multiple screens at once.
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It's right around this time that I realize something crazy — I actually crave meditating, a moment of quiet.
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Because some nights, you just crave the feeling of being enveloped in the faux limbs of furry creature.
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This causes you to crave the game and love it even more when you play the next time.
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Maybe it's an effective slogan that has brainwashed us into believing that it really is what we crave.
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In particular, Clairol will sell a Color Crave Hair Makeup, while Adidas will sell its Deerupt runner shoe.
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It has few tangible assets, it relies on technology to distribute its wares and its customers crave novelty.
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We think the only way to feel better is to experience the high again; we physically crave it.
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Years of confusion may be unfolding — the sort of turmoil that could make a money manager crave safety.
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" An ersatz version of what oligarchs crave most is marketed to them through TV series like "Downton Abbey.
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Why does nomophobia exist and why do I crave seeing what the new notification is that's popped up?
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The goal is not just to give the regulatory certainty that industries crave, but to protect American lives.
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Frozen Custard, Ocean City, MD, multiple locationsIf you don't crave soft serve when it's hot, you're a monster.
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Your sex life will be a major focus, and you're really going to crave deep connection with others.
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They instead provide the nicotine fix smokers crave through a liquid that is heated into vapor and inhaled.
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So why would you feed it something that's going to make it crave even higher levels of sweetness?
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And it's the taste of Best Foods I crave when I make my first B.L.T. of the summer.
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The analysis also found some evidence that sleep deprivation leads people to crave calorie-dense fats over protein.
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"The best thing to do is to eat something healthy even if you don't crave it," she says.
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But as a bilingual and bicultural audience, we still crave content that more closely resembles our own experience.
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E-cigarettes allow smokers to inhale the nicotine they crave without the toxins that come from burning tobacco.
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It would be a lie to say I didn't crave the heat of another body in that space.
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If you crave the five-star lifestyle but don't have the cash for it, you'll always be disappointed.
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Eritrea, for its part, had good reason as a fledgling country to crave international recognition for its borders.
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The Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Foaming Cleanser is non-irritating but gives you that squeaky clean feeling you crave.
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Though I crave an endorphin fix, I find it's best to listen to my body in those moments.
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"When I'm really upset, I crave spicy Mexican food or macaroni and cheese with hot sauce," she says.
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Picture Prompts Cakes, cookies, pasta, bread: do you crave these things and, often, eat too much of them?
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For Mr. Cuomo, the survey shows that Democratic voters in the state still crave experience in their governors.
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They crave attention, so pay more attention to them when having good behavior and less attention when misbehaving.
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But increasingly, many of these places are getting the message that customers crave a little more human contact.
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To be forever looked after — what else would we crave when facing the terror of our own impermanence?
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These days, tech offers many options to replicate the closeness people crave when separated from their significant others.
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We crave direction; helplessness is truly the ultimate luxury, a philosophy that has by now entered the mainstream.
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One may crave chocolate chip cookies that are soft and gooey; another may long for crispy, crunchy cookies.
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LOS ANGELES — If escape to another planet is what you crave, may we suggest this first Valerian trailer?
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I can definitely tell my period is coming soon because I always crave this terrible stuff right before.
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To our caveman ancestors, sugar, salt and fat were necessary for survival, so they evolved to crave it.
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Just now, with the arrival of spring, I still crave white beans, but in a fresh, lighter rendition.
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Hospitals still crave admissions, and are hiring people to fill roles in some of their empire-building projects.
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When they realize that ersatz information webs can't really create the closeness and community they crave, they react.
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For those who crave privacy, they shield transactions from the prying eyes of the media — and law enforcement.
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Even the most addicted "Pokémon GO" players crave tips and tricks to help them cheat and level up.
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After big tasting sessions, I always crave cheese and crackers or a big bowl of buttery mashed potato.
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For example, maybe your partner doesn't crave late-night philosophical debates the way you do; maybe a friend does.
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We want to hear that people are doing badly and we crave this vicious news cycle; it's very dysfunctional.
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Our basic human need for friendship gives us the sense of belonging, purpose, confidence and satisfaction that we crave.
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The first 10 delivery orders at each restaurant will also receive a custom, limited time Love Castle Crave Case.
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Crave has another location, in Midtown East, which is open for lunch because it's near offices and other businesses.
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Employees who wait for detailed instructions, need hand holding or crave feedback could be in for some tough conversations.
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Hackney says the recovery period after exercising could suppress appetite and make you less likely to crave evening snacks.
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I think there is something really intimate about people in recovery, that we crave interpersonal communication and interpersonal relationships.
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They drive the drama on reality TV. In exchange, the celebrities or contestants involved get what they crave: attention.
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Volanthen told the Sunday Times in 2013 that cave diving is not the pursuit of those who crave thrills.
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Sensible regulation would work better if combined with the clever provision of more of the safe assets markets crave.
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Despite the availability of entertainment specially tailored for each individual, people still crave experiences they can share with others.
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Given our cycle times and the capital exposures we have, we crave certainty for planning, as much as possible.
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We've evolved to crave dopamine hits from blinking lights and novel information, but never had such an endless supply.
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But some thrill seekers, or even just teens who believe they are invincible, may crave that sort of risk.
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Luckily, on the days when we do crave a new look, there's no shortage of ways to achieve it.
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To use our earlier example, a number four Life Path suggests that you thrive on structure and crave security.
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Damore's article may make it even harder for such men to take the paternity leave they so clearly crave.
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I crave a deeper connection, but I don't feel like I have your heart because you can't open up.
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This innovative device is the answer to what today's smartphone users crave: Impromptu interactions that replicate real-life communication.
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But it's hard to deny that houseplants reveal a Goldilocks-style level of maturity that many young people crave.
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People crave order when they feel threatened, and that threat can steep in from many places, like financial stress.
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And the human body is known to crave salt, sugar, and fat—all of which Cheetos have in abundance.
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It's really that we all crave a sense of why — where are we going, why are we going there?
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If you've got #shorthairproblems but still crave a braid, celebrity hairstylist and Kérastase ambassador Matt Fugate's got the answer.
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You're rethinking your long-held beliefs at the start of cuffing season, and crave partners who can get philosophical.
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You can only be alone for so long before you start to crave interaction, whether it's human or alien.
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One that espouses kindness, civility, decorum — things I think Americans and people around the world truly want and crave.
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By depriving Manning of her freedom, prosecutors hope that she'll crave its return hard enough to spill her guts.
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Maybe we all just crave a summer fling because it (usually) looks so damn irresistible on the big screen.
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Critics, though, suggest that the deal will eventually allow Iran to build the nuclear weapons it appears to crave.
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And the food their jams make me crave the most is just a big ol' loaf of white bread.
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Julia, a 48-year-old from the US, says she began to crave blood when she was around six.
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Dicing up the apple and mixing it into the guacamole gives it a nice, subtle sweetness that you'll crave.
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"What Customers Crave" will change the way you think about customer service and how to boost those conversion rates.
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Not only do we crave new recipes from her, but we also just want to hear her relaxing voice.
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This is especially dangerous for lesbians because we crave attention, so we are well schooled in how to deal.
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"For some women, maternal identity is something they crave and want, but I never felt that way," she says.
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It's the kind of honesty and emotional clarity we all crave, but that most are too scared to express.
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In your book, you emphasize that what we crave is, biologically, what we evolved to need: fats, sugars, salt.
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Some of us seem to crave these foods, and often consequently over-indulge in them, more than others. Why?
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Our cravings also come from our past—for example, the more salt you use, the more salt you crave.
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But increasingly, young writers I meet crave mentorship more than anything, and they don't know where to find it.
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And together, those make us really crave social bonding and rewards, along with a desire for social rewards, a.k.a.
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On one hand, he sees these alternatives as possibly less harmful alternatives for adult smokers who still crave nicotine.
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The rich flavors can come at the expense of the light, fruity feel that some white wine drinkers crave.
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It affects how we think about things, seeing the world as a series of sharp actions that crave attention.
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I did crave just a touch more cinnamon, but the pastry tasted so good that I just didn't mind.
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Overall, the real meat sausage breakfast sandwich delivers the umami kick you crave from a sandwich of its kind.
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Netflix dominates the market with 2250 million subs, compared with the next-closest service Crave at 2.3 million. Netherlands.
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But if I ever crave pancakes and something salty to go with, I know IHOP's got what I need.
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That is the demographic advertisers crave, since consumption and brand loyalty are not yet fixed in the age group.
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Republicans from McConnell to Trump would do well to consider the wisdom of the American people who crave consensus.
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If you really crave secrets, try " Dishonored " (1931), in which Marlene Dietrich is offered a similar chance at espionage.
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But for that brief quarter hour on Monday, this was exactly what we crave in our pro wrestling comebacks.
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"Kids like attention, they crave that, and if they misbehave, we recommend something called a time-out," he said.
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It's easy to see why: In a culture dominated by scandal and cynicism, who doesn't crave Rogers' gentle reassurance?
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Investors who crave a more personalized approach but still want professional management might want to consider separately managed accounts.
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"Crave Wink Vibrator: "For travel, or (because it's so quiet) when there are houseguests... It looks like a lipstick.
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Big Macs might be delicious and crave-able, but they're unlikely to land on any Best of Burgers lists.
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When it's hotter than Satan's asshole outside, you crave sweet relief inside a cold, dark room with air conditioning.
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Moments like this produce a righteous anger I sometimes crave from platformers, demanding everything from me, mentally and physically.
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The sun heads into Taurus — your opposite sign — for a month on the 20th, making you crave more commitment.
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Soon maybe these things can deliver electrolytes – things that plants crave – right into the root bundle of your rhododendron.
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The Moon is in Gemini, activating a very private sector of your chart and making you crave time alone.
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Mr. Schrager has tended to aggressively avoid the kind of spotlight Rubell, who died in 1989, seemed to crave.
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But solo travel can also be a perfect fit for those who crave the personal freedom that it allows.
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One of the things I crave the most is the commentary that builds on top of commentary on Twitter.
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Humans crave love that is lasting, loyal, perhaps even redemptive, and yet we find ourselves heartbroken time and again.
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A softer Brexit or even no Brexit at all, now looks more likely than the no-deal they crave.
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E-cigarettes provide the nicotine smokers crave without the toxic tar and carcinogens that come from inhaling burning tobacco.
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He is, by admission and design, not the political brawler some Democrats might crave against a president they loathe.
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It's an urgent subject for them, and only in part because, like all apostate professionals, they crave mainstream acceptance.
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I crave the thrill of admiring nature in the raw; it reminds us that we live on a planet.
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Odd, too, that crunch is something we often crave when it's absent and take for granted when it's present.
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They are not the noble West Wingers, they're down and dirty and speak quite horrendously and crave this power.
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And in this piece, The Times profiled the teenagers who crave going back in time to experience that era.
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It's the kind of food Mr. Yazzie battles against, but something a lot of people at the camps crave.
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This is a skirmish in a larger war pitting fans of traditional stagings against those who crave modern reinterpretations.
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I began because I crave a good tale, and because Bennett and I love getting lost in stories together.
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I actually crave the canned stuff, the good-quality tuna packed in olive oil to preserve richness and flavor.
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The irony of a Breitbart editor seeming to crave a trigger warning for a magazine cover didn't go unnoticed.
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Words and phrases were assigned a color: green for positive emotions ("crave"), red for negative ones ("not that great").
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Plus it suffers a relative shortage of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) workers that companies like Amazon crave.
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The Republicans so crave a "win" they will pass anything and call it a "win" for the ordinary Joe.
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Cunningham devotees also crave the works he composed as theatrical repertory, each accompanied by its own score and designs.
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By the end of this semester (May 9), I want to no longer crave a cigarette at any point.
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Still, Jessica did not crave food like she used to; some days she actually forgot to eat, she said.
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It's the kind of thing you crave after watching someone get their head bashed in with a bowling pin.
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Instead, these new, innovative technologies can be used to enhance — not replace — the bucket-list moments that people crave.
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This led him to crave a romantic partner who'd be totally focused on him and do everything exactly right.
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Sad, cozy paeans such as "Inside Out" made you instantly miss your old friends and desperately crave new ones.
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If our egos are obese with amour-propre, social media can indeed serve up the empty emotional carbs we crave.
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It cooks food quickly and evenly and will give you that crunch you crave, without the extra fat and calories.
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As the study noted, almonds contain high levels of protein, making participants were less likely to crave salty, processed snacks.
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The more you move, the more food your body may crave to satisfy your newer, higher energy needs, Arjmandi explains.
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Even in love (or lust), Frank—and disciples of Frank's word—crave an intimacy as vulnerable as it is tangible.
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Humans, as the late literary critic Frank Kermode argued in his book The Sense of an Ending, crave narrative structure.
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Not all of us are so skilled in that department, and yet we still crave some good, soul-warming foods.
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Sparkling drinks includes Coke's expansion into sparkling water, appealing to consumers who want a healthier drink but still crave carbonation.
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Instead, it comes with bright, happy shades (and a few sultry ones too) that give you the range you crave.
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When the human condition was marked by hunger and famine, it made perfect sense to crave condensed calories and salt.
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A: It's a bit of a conundrum: Depression can cause you to isolate yourself and yet also crave social interaction.
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Unless you're the founder of Baby Foot, you probably often crave a relaxing, callus-blasting pedicure from time to time.
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A pregnant person might actually crave pickles dipped in ice cream or a giant cheeseburger every night, and that's okay.
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She doesn't wake up dreading the day, nor does she crave any other foods, and she has lots of energy.
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I think people get addicted to that and crave it, and there was a little bit of that for me.
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Facebook shareholders loved the sound of more premium ad inventory that businesses crave as they shift spend away from television.
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It is difficult to see how such stand-offs help promote the peace and stability China's leaders claim to crave.
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Today the company announced six new soundbar options, as well as its new SmartCast Crave Go wireless multi-room speaker.
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This spray will give you that piecey, undone look you crave — without the gritty feeling many other sprays leave behind.
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And, should you crave more insights, tune in here to watch a livestream of tomorrow's Best Places to Work Tour.
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That the public has already begun to crave the normalcy that they chafed against in 2016 -- and gave us Trump.
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For fans who crave even more intimacy, several bands with intense followings have decided to offer an even cozier option.
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There is, it seems, a human cost to any and all of the miracles we crave by watching the Olympics.
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Yet they have never looked capable of producing the decisive change in China's economic model that many in Washington crave.
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There's something about warm weather that makes me crave fruity blended drinks, whether I'm on a tropical vacation or not!
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A THEME of the age, at least in the developed world, is that people crave silence and can find none.
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And, of course, Paul's weekly segment "Ring-a-ding-ding" has all the insightful Bluetooth MIDI accessory commentary you crave.
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While this pose won't deliver direct G-spot/prostate stimulation, it is great for those who crave deep, intense penetration.
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Knowing I had control over my own body gave me a sense of autonomy that young women so often crave.
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But the pro users who crave more and more resolution to work with will be drawn to Sony's new camera.
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One risk is that Facebook benefits from having a giant unified user base all accessible to advertisers who crave scale.
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This could actually benefit Scooter, since people generally crave the original versions and knockoffs could make the originals more valuable.
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For it is Mr Guzmán himself, as a fresh face and political outsider, who provides the novelty that Peruvians crave.
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Reparations, she says, can provide the grist for a genuine atonement, something most Americans, "a good and decent people," crave.
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But, like many of us, I crave it and the things that can be accomplished with it on the outside.
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And this backwards stumble into higher subsidy is still a net negative for insurers, who crave stability most of all.
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People think I might be averse to love and affection which is upsetting because I believe all humans crave that.
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Maybe it gets better later on, with the kind of level design that I crave from this style of game.
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AS AIRLINES have posted record profit, flyers have been asking why they aren't getting what they crave most: cheaper fares.
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According to Lauren Imparato, the founder of the RETOX wellness philosophy, we kale haters should eat what our bodies crave.
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Pretty much any sequel is required to do so to please fans looking for the continuity many of them crave.
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I have little doubt he was a good guy; I just wasn't looking for the commitment he seemed to crave.
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But my parents' 50-year-old cast-iron pans, with their glassine black cooking surfaces, are the inheritance I crave.
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Curry, through his sublime play, has invited many of the comparisons involving him, in large part because people crave context.
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But the onset of autumn always makes me crave a red, so next up will be pinot noir from Oregon.
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But eventually, inevitably, after several sacrosanct weeks of corn on the cob, I start to crave something a little different.
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Is it possible to broadcast sports on mobile and pair them with the interactivity and personalization that today's fans crave?
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But if you crave a greasy, meaty bite of chicken that slides right off the bone, Hooters is your destination.
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Next time when I crave some raw fish, I might skip the restaurants and just head to my local Wegmans.
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Now researchers are digging into the mechanisms that cause our sleep-deprived brains to crave food they do not need.
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Vegetarians can lie to themselves and say they don't really crave meat, but now we all know the nasty truth.
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You crave success, Aquarius, but your privacy and down time are also sacred to you: How can you find balance?
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The microscopic fungus provides protein and, during mating, a fly's brain circuitry can be altered to make them crave it.
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But I did walk away understanding why there are those who desperately crave the kind of stuff Dugin is peddling.
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It's only natural to crave super-cute add-ons for a fresh look when a new season calls for it.
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Peanut butter producer PB Crave suggests putting the peanut butter on the bun and topping the dog itself with bacon.
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As much as I enjoy the freedom of exploration, it turns out I do crave some sort of end goal.
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Truly endarkic people crave solitude and, perhaps less consciously, cataclysm, if only for the opportunity to prove their self-reliance.
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Entry-level Classic rooms look out onto a muraled wall, so if you crave city views, plan to spend more.
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Creators like Crowder have built deep relationships with their audiences through content that drives the user engagement tech platforms crave.
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It's one reason people tend to want soup when they're sick and may crave watery fruits like citrus and melon.
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Approaching his 2000th birthday in ill health, depressed and dreading separation from family and friends, Debs did not crave martyrdom.
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I also don't blame him because his medication makes him crave stimulants since it subdues his dopamine levels so dramatically.
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But what about when you just crave a special glass of wine and a snack, not a five-course meal?
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As the late literary critic Frank Kermode argued in his book The Sense of an Ending, humans crave narrative structure.
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As the financial markets and the public crave order and clarity, Trump has a penchant for creating chaos and confusion.
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The CR-V drives nicely, is fairly quiet and has the back seat room and cargo space small families crave.
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Crave had to fight to keep the image of a woman wearing their necklace vibrator (the Vesper) around her neck.
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Nevertheless, recommended for people who crave fresh post-apocalyptic chaos — because Sparks's post-apocalyptic chaos is pretty fresh, at that.
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Besides, that's the only path to freedom, which she must crave and which would bring out the best in her.
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I crave that red zone feeling, the fierce power and pain that comes from big leg muscles bursting beneath you.
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As drinkers crave alternative tastes and authentic, local brands, 19893 small, new breweries have been founded over the past decade.
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Moreover, energy producers crave stability as they plan long-term investments in projects to produce, transport, and refine their products.
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Just because you can see The Chaos doesn't always mean you have enough, doesn't mean you don't crave more emotion.
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Turns out, hamsters crave autumn staples like pumpkin pie, corn and hot cups of coffee just like the rest of us.
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And for those independents who may be tired of the daily circus, he says he represents some calm, something they crave.
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If you walk past Crave Fishbar on a weekday afternoon, you might make the mistake of thinking it's open for lunch.
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I think if you deprive your body of anything for too long, your body will crave it and be really miserable.
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Ubiquiti seems to believe that hands-free will afford you the more disconnected, in-the-moment lifestyle you so desperately crave.
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What they will learn is that outrageous rhetoric from the margins is rewarded with the kind of attention that many crave.
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And frankly, nothing is enough in a world in which readers crave brainjunk at the expense of all other quality content.
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Filmmakers and audiences crave visual or emotional fireworks, and yet real life often renders mental illness in mundane and ordinary ways.
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For those of you who crave a full course of Christmas movie action, click here to read about all 57 movies.
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As France prepares for its toughest election in over a decade, voters crave something different—but wonder if he is it.
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Behringer hasn't announced a release date for the Crave, but you can watch a demo of it in the meantime here.
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Venus's connection with Uranus is exciting in that you will get the space you need and the thrills you crave—cute!
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According to his new book "Messy", the order that we crave is our own worst enemy, and disorder sets us free.
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Like the overgrown adolescents in a Judd Apatow movie, Tom and his pals crave adventure, though not of the carnal variety.
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But at a time when consumers crave new experiences above all else, game developers may just find that it's worth it.
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As AI surveillance is deployed around the world, more and more of us might crave a way to regain our anonymity.
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While this might disgust some people, it's actually pretty normal to crave picking at your skin, especially when you're already peeling.
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If you crave an appliance-inspired smart speaker, you can purchase the Harman Kardon Allure this winter for $249 on Amazon.
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"All human beings crave—more than sugar—meaning," says Thomas Metzinger, a professor of neuroethics and neurophilosophy at Johannes Gutenberg University.
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" via GIPHY "When asked about strengths and weaknesses, the candidate replied, 'I crave KFC and often get myself a bargain bucket.
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With the sun nestling into your chill zone from the 22nd on, you'll also crave more twosome time behind closed doors.
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Meanwhile British politicos, whose bookshelves bulge with biographies of dead American presidents and boxsets of "The West Wing", crave American approval.
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I still love the taste of coffee and crave the ritual, so I usually have decaf a few days a week.
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If there's a big championship game down below, Amazon AFC's above could be loaded with snacks and souvenirs sports fans crave.
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Instead, it's building relationships with existing businesses of all sizes and connecting them with people who crave a simple online transaction.
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The capital-starved startups lust after tax breaks and incentives, while the cities crave real-time data about resident commuting patterns.
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"'I crave a love so deep the ocean would be jealous' one of my favorite quotes❣️" Khloé captioned the photos.
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Perfect for those of us who are trying to cut out sugary drinks, but still crave a beverage with some flavor.
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Rightly or wrongly, politicians think that foreigners crave American leadership as a bedrock assumption—and nothing important gets done without it.
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You might even sign up for a class, or consider returning to school — you deeply crave mental stimulation during Gemini season!
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It's a familiar depiction, but Master helps us understand that we likely crave the story more than the person behind it.
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So instead of seeing generosity as a vegetable you tolerate, Zaki says it's more like chocolate, something you crave and enjoy.
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What customers truly crave are amazing experiences and you can only give them that if you know their likes and dislikes.
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"So I don't eat meat, but now I crave beef jerky all the time, which is kind of interesting," she said.
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But Tavares is a reasonable guy who doesn't crave the spotlight of a place like, say, Toronto—he wants to stay.
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Showing Jackson the groundswell of support she still has could potentially lead to the huge comeback we all so desperately crave.
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For the near decade her show was on the air, Roseanne Barr seemed to not just court controversy but crave it.
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We live in a land of composed, polished food porn, and Tran's work is the lo-fi, raw content we crave.
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There's definitely enough bass for me, but I don't crave the heavy, overpowering bass like many fans of big Beats cans.
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It dished out the greasily unrefined food we crave, but that articles forwarded to us by our mothers guilt us over.
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If somehow you crave more election intrigue after this lengthy cycle, Infomocracy should be the next book on your reading list.
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Trump haters may not get the impeachment or resignation they crave and Trump supporters may not get the exoneration they want.
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The Crave Pro is a more traditional 2.1 music speaker that's likely to remain wherever you put it in the home.
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Inevitably, the reboots we crave of our '90s gems would fall into these same formations, because everyone would have grown up.
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If you crave personal space but have trouble expressing it, there's a dress out there that sets physical boundaries for you.
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" Beyond the need to keep costs down, Lee also articulated the importance of getting the meat eater to "crave your product.
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Its request for proposals specifies that it seeks a large city, rich in skilled workers and the urban frills they crave.
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Coffee-drinkers may crave that convenience, but independent stores don't necessarily have the resources to build and deploy their own apps.
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When I crave something fried or meaty, I remember that I'm inevitably going to eat something fried or meaty for work.
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He doesn't yet have—and may not crave—the shine of stardom, but his intensity has a glare of its own.
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With locations around the country, the once niche Shake Shack has gone mainstream, but New Yorkers still crave it with regularity.
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Receive a free gallon of iced tea when you use the code "USA" at checkout when ordering a Crave Case online.
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They all crave attention and especially power, yet each have a unique way of attempting to attain it or keep it.
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It's the same sun-drenched weather that's ideal for growing citrus, as the fruit trees crave warm summers and mild winters.
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She said this could be tricky precisely because we crave social connection — and we spend a lot of time at work.
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Scenes from an annual "vent" gathering in Kentucky, where puppets rule and their masters crave respect for an unappreciated art form.
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To bypass geo-restrictions and access all the content you crave during this difficult time, we recommend investing in a VPN.
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Burger King believes that it will succeed because the chain tested a new nugget recipe, focusing in on what customers crave.
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That means that when Cruz calls for patrols of Muslim neighborhoods, he's giving authoritarian voters the kind of politics they crave.
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Our bodies naturally crave sweetness because it signals calorie intake, and saltiness because sodium is necessary for certain everyday bodily functions.
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But it would be a small step towards the connection we so clearly crave from other living denizens of the cosmos.
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Long takes stress out the audience by withholding the cutaways our minds crave, making us feel the anxiety wracking the characters.
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It boosts their confidence because they crave the 'how can I do that' information and visuals they learn at these events.
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But perhaps that's my selfishness speaking, in that I crave Robertson's take on the objects and tensions of my own life.
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They gave my journey through the city's past what I always crave when I write, research or travel: a personal angle.
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According to Crave&aposs website, the Vesper Vibrator Necklace is not intended to be placed inside the urethra, anus, or vagina.
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River knows that these kids crave authenticity and honesty in others because they're too wound-up to achieve it in themselves.
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For pooches that crave pumpkin pie, there are mini, dog-friendly pumpkin pie treats that only take 15 minutes to make.
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When we crave fatty food, or cannot stop eating, that is because the human animal had to do so to survive.
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Some kids crave daily calls, texts or contact on social media, while others need more space to exert their growing independence.
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Our lives are not necessarily that in touch with nature and with the real world around us, and people crave it.
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We crave greasy food when we're hung over, she added, but what our bodies really want is salt because we're dehydrated.
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I often get sick of being sick and crave normalcy so I say "fuck it" and get two tickets from StubHub.
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Saturday's attack showed that some people crave chaos and carnage when terror strikes but, in that regard, Brits tend to disappoint.
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This prolonged sexual abuse continued throughout her childhood until she began, in a dire form of Stockholm syndrome, to crave it.
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But they don't always have the home-like feel that many nomads crave, and like Airbnb, they can get expensive fast.
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If it's a cup of black tea you crave after dinner, Bigelow Decaffeinated Constant Comment is a warming and comforting option.
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Tint is the kind of gentle brainteaser you crave on a quiet Sunday morning as you sip a cup of tea.
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" If you crave solo exercise, "go early," said Katie Arnold, an ultrarunner and the author of the 2019 memoir "Running Home.
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How could I have known that one day I would be well loved enough to no longer crave my father's love?
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But readers who crave relief from weighty Washington news will want to check out this latest chapter in a running mystery.
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How badly you crave and need green things to eat and nice people with whom to drink wine and make bonnets.
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Unlike the buyers, who crave privacy, Weidler's and other auction houses need to advertise their wares in advance to attract bidders.
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After his career is over, he begins to crave the rush of shame and embarrassment in his day-to-day life.
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Because even sugar evergreens crave the snow, and I need these cookies to hold their shape, the forest goes into the freezer.
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The more stressed we get, the more we crave and love high sugar, high fat food, and the more weight we gain.
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I crave ginger ale after the class, so I buy a dozen cans and a coconut at Safeway before heading home ($13.96).
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Others, however, vigorously object to the idea that a single word can evoke the institutional visibility that Latin artists so desperately crave.
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Sure Monday may be devoted to Pi Day, but the pie you crave doesn't have to do with a calculator or mathematics.
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Maybe young, phone-addicted people crave constant interaction so much that they'll fawn over this new Choose Your Own Adventure movie experience.
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But it hasn't been enough to appease public investors, who crave growth and activist agitators like Loeb, who demand a quick turnaround.
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Perhaps Mr Trump might care to consider the views of his predecessor on this issue, after all he seems to crave legitimacy.
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Despite being plant-based, Burger King promises the Impossible Whopper's patty is just as juicy and crave-worthy as the standard beef.
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The blogger and home cook is an expert at the kinds of homey, unfussy comfort foods we crave this time of year.
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The company, still owned by the family that founded it in 1909, does not pursue the relentless growth that other carmakers crave.
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" The public pronouncements get the clients the attention that they seem to crave, he said, "and sometimes, it's funny — until the verdict.
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Nostalgic signs crave familiarity (see also: Cancers' penchant for staying close to home and Pisces' tendency to nurture long-held inner fantasies).
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There's a lot of sugar in the dough, for example, and our bodies crave sugar, since we can turn it into fat.
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" Adds Tiga, "Rarely do I feel somebody nail the real, true, deep funk that I always crave.... and now, I got it.
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In terms of hard numbers, Letterkenny has had the biggest debut of any series on Crave since the service launched in 2014.
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Dirt Candy owner-chef, Amanda Cohen has planted her second vegetarian restaurant, Thyme, this month and even carnivores will crave her creations.
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Those wines — especially the ones that are chilled — just happen to be exactly what we crave during the hot summer months. 3.
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You are very private, little scorpion, but you crave validation for your hard work—we all do; it's not a character flaw!
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The researchers hacked the parts of the mice's brains that crave and chase objects by stimulating it with a fiber optic thread.
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Our brain has not let go of this ancient survival mechanism; we still crave that informational tap on the shoulder, he said.
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Pictured: Kuala Lumpur city center If you crave stability in your golden years, Costa Rica may be the perfect fit for you.
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Pharrell, who is overseeing the soundtrack, has already released two songs from it – "Surrender" and "Runnin'" – but we like "Crave" the best.
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Beyoncé is a master at keeping such a low profile that fans — and trolls — crave any bit of Bey they can get.
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That is why security researchers crave expensive iPhone prototypes that have security features disabled, as a Motherboard investigation revealed earlier this year.
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Many people around the world are starting to crave personal accountability and will want to take action in one way or another.
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I start to crave some caffeine and make my absolute favorite caffeinated drink – a homemade matcha green tea latte with almond milk.
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Continued, frequent use of drugs tends, sooner or later, to boost tolerance, which means regular users often crave higher doses over time.
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Even when our fantasies let us down, we crave them, if only for the brief respite they give us from everyday life.
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They crave certainty, some fixed point amid the flux, which is what sent philosophers digging down deeper and deeper looking for foundations.
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Men and women have lost faith in one another, and now crave more than anything else a sense of safety and camaraderie.
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Pregnancy can make you crave a lot of things — pickles, spicy food, ice cream — but scents are typically not on the list.
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The reality is hardly so simple, but both producers and viewers state that fauxcest films provide the narrative context some women crave.
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A simple immigration system that attracts global talent, calms the natives and gives businesses the workers they crave seems an impossible dream.
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If you crave long, lush lashes that last, then Estée Lauder's Double Wear Zero-Smudge Lengthening Mascara is the one for you.
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They can be the business in and of itself, if you offer them the one thing they crave more than anything: privacy.
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That black language at large works as a sort of metastasized meme, replicated by entities who crave access to an elusive cool.
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People love cheese, people crave cheese, but not my family, and not me: I decry a brie, find no joy in goat.
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The bigger question, of course, is why we crave recognition from the institutions that may have ignored our creative work for years.
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You're focused on security today, Aries—but the mood shifts when the moon enters Gemini this evening, causing you to crave flexibility.
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At JFK, I saw a protester who appeared to crave crowd control more than he craved the justice we were fighting for.
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Amazon can only strengthen the grocer's presence in the market, adding technology to make getting food easier for customers — something millennials crave.
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Today's social distancing measures may be an introvert's dream, but even for those that crave human interaction remote work isn't the end.
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The whole point of a middle finger is to be rude and rageful, so Trump's crassness is exactly what his supporters crave.
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That being said, I still crave a space that is tidy so my place looks nice and I know where everything is.
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You're not usually a homebody, but this afternoon, when the Moon enters grounded Earth sign Capricorn, you're going to crave cozy vibes.
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And if you crave unflinchingly realistic fiction set in contemporary Russia, just spend 90 terrifying minutes streaming Episode 7 of "The Romanoffs."
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Us is likely to frustrate viewers who crave plot points that can be coherently explained and directly mapped onto the real world.
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He added that skilled foreign workers crave the greater stability that he said immigrants have in Canada compared with the United States.
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As a nation we were once beholden to the Old World traditions of early settlers; we now crave ingredients from farther shores.
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Only Lou Dobbs, though, rises above the day-to-day news cycle to give Trump the historical grandeur he seems to crave.
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YouTube and other tech giants have faced mounting allegations that such incendiary content boosts the user engagement that they crave for advertising.
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The findings, researchers say, support the theory that nicotine rewires the developing brain, changing how people respond to and crave addictive substances.
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In times of crisis, Americans crave stability in a president, but Trump has been all over the map since the crisis began.
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And in the end, the author delivers the kind of unpredictable conclusion that all thriller readers crave — utterly shocking yet craftily foreshadowed.
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Us is likely to frustrate people who crave plot points that can be coherently explained and mapped directly onto the real world.
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"We still crave heroic, fearless women, or women who face their fear and move past it," said Savage, the series co-creator.
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You're unlikely to be into a "wild child" type and the sign most likely to crave a traditional fancy dinner first date.
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Turn to protein Even if you crave it, sugar is no solution for breakfast or a wake-up snack after a nap.
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Later, I learned to stage my raids between 2 and 4 in the afternoon, not hours when I typically crave raw fish.
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More time spent on the job or at the office means less time with family — and with children who crave our attention.
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While Facebook and the internet have allowed us to connect with billions of people, it also "makes us crave intimacy," he wrote.
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But sometimes, you just crave a sandwich, so I stashed away a few ingredients to make that possible earlier in the week.
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"The research seems to show that sleep-deprived people crave comfort food: high-fat, high-sugar, high-calorie junk food," Young said.
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Here are a few of our favorite cards that could help you secure the vacation many of us crave after the holidays.
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Rising scrutiny of billionaire philanthropy has led donors to crave close oversight of how their funds are spent, according to Wealth-X.
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This makes it a better fit for buyers who own other Google devices or those who crave the very best performance. Specs
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In this moment of reckoning about sexual assault and harassment, young people crave accurate information and want it on their own terms.
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What if you don't crave the performative aspect of pedaling away while co-workers laugh and make Peloton jokes behind your back?
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Even though I might enjoy and sometimes even crave these tropes, I'm happy that Nauman has a fierce allergy to simplistic manipulation.
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The world of gaming, for example, is hungry for VR. Video gamers crave the ability to set foot in a new realm.
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Mr. Trump's opponents have tried to make him pay a price for denying New Hampshire voters the intimacy they are believed to crave.
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There's that cliché about social media making us less social; I think the profusion of digital music has made people crave something more.
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But the biggest draw is that they'll work with hardware that isn't even on the market yet: Vizio's upcoming Crave Wi-Fi speakers.
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We might have modules that crave reproduction, even though some of our bodies do not create sperm, or our eggs cannot be fertilized.
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If I choose to carry through with this pregnancy, that would change this relationship into something more serious, which is what I crave.
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"I do not crave to be known," Comey replied, maybe oblivious, or maybe all too aware, that the audience craved to know him.
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