Feeding the craving for more will only lead to suffering.
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"Feeling a craving for something sweet is physiological," she says.
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It's worth noting that that craving for Cheetos raged on.
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Sometimes you get a craving for something sloppy and filling.
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You'll definitely have a craving for sweets after watching them.
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It also caters to their craving for newness, she wrote.
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Popeyes' rivals have noticed America's craving for fried chicken sandwiches.
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After watching Kitchen Nightmares, I get a craving for steak.
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Mr. Spielberg's craving for assimilation extended to his Jewish heritage.
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"Both pregnancies I've had a craving for Fruity Pebbles," says Brittany.
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The downfall of soda was creating a craving for sparkling water.
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My goal was to curb my craving for sweets after dinner.
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Hopefully I can get my craving for midmorning snacks under control.
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I think there's a real craving for the art of cinema.
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But regular thirst is also different from my intense craving for soda.
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Still, I can feel a craving for strength that I've never experienced.
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Most of the audience is young (18-35) and craving for more.
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His craving for populist approval, his longing for flattery, leaves Trump vulnerable.
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What the 205-pound division is craving for is some fresh meat.
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Like Chanel, Ivanka Trump understood the craving for both status and community.
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I grew up with a craving for and a resentment of authority.
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" That doesn't mean he hasn't been "craving for emotional intimacy with a man.
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"One of the funniest things was Tony's craving for Popeye's chicken," he recalled.
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In recent years, American consumers have shown a craving for healthier fast food.
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"Many firms have been craving for a jurisdiction to regulate them," Gomez said.
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Tolerance increases for the user and with it the craving for stronger doses.
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The vaccine would not end an addict's craving for opioids, the immunologist said.
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The truth is, we're plagued by the constant craving for the next thing.
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Even more, he had a persistent "craving for maternal nurturing" from his lovers.
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"There is a craving for a second option," declares Andre Soelistyo, the firm's president.
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When a craving for fast-food chicken hits, there are plenty of restaurant options.
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The craving for social order It's a stubborn cultural fact: People crave social order.
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The candidates of both parties need to satisfy this craving for security, he says.
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Over time, it is the experience of stress itself that creates craving for opioids.
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There's an army of creators working harder and harder to satisfy that craving for consumers.
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Paul Morigi/WireImage/Getty Images The psychological craving for normalcy runs deep in official Washington.
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I get a weird craving for a hot dog and go downstairs to get one.
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I believe that people are craving for meaning and a higher purpose to their lives.
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One of the buzziest technologies shown looks to satisfy customers' craving for more unique merchandise.
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They were then asked to rate their craving for heroin and their levels of anxiety.
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Even a perfect veggie burger can't stop a craving for a ham and cheese sandwich.
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Meet the guy who realized "the scooter dream" after he had a craving for bratwurst.
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Her craving for the toughest possible opponent may have only been obvious only to herself.
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And lately, I've found myself often craving for these two's particular brand of unmitigated joy.
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I'm already thinking about lunch and my craving for sashimi comes back with a vengeance.
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As the world grows increasingly digital, the craving for face-to-face connections is surging.
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Drugs that directly block the craving for opioids and alcohol are emerging on the market.
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Rather it ignites a fierce craving for more, to eat it all and then some.
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I'm sorry, that piece of fruit is not going to satisfy your craving for chocolate.
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But there's also a new medicine, injectable naltrexone, that blocks the craving for alcohol or opioids.
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Good news for Chick-fil-A lovers or people who just have a craving for chicken.
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For many people, homesickness is wrapped up in a serious craving for their favorite regional foods.
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This country is craving for leadership today, and the leadership is not coming out of Washington.
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On the way to the self-checkout, I spot Reese's, which I've been craving for weeks.
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When you're strung out, every inhalation triggers a craving for a cigarette instead of fresh air.
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"To fulfill that craving for sweets" Kardashian reaches for, you guessed it, another portion of fruit.
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The bigger the sweaty, elbowing crowd in a given location, the stronger the craving for exclusivity.
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It was providing no new interesting information for me, and so my craving for it dissipated.
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In this case, he says, dopamine helps us establish a craving for those post-exercise endorphins.
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"Metaphorically speaking, you mean?" my friend said when I told her about my craving for darkness.
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Novels by Joseph Conrad stoked her craving for adventure, and Screenland magazine fanned dreams of stardom.
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But despite a craving for chanterelles, at $13 for pound, we decided it wasn't worth it.
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But at least I had gum — though it didn't satisfy my craving for fresh, clean teeth.
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"Had a craving for @BurgerKing during today's @FCC Open Meeting," Clyburn wrote, using the hashtag #NetNeutrality.
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In truth, though, the mad craving for creature content resulted in the Dodo's biggest initial challenge.
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While Kim and Kourtney were indulging on sweets, mom-to-be Khloé satisfied her craving for noodles.
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Zaraska thinks we might soon have what it takes to release ourselves from our craving for flesh.
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Afterwards, I get a craving for something sweet; I drink the can of Coke I bought yesterday.
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The 50-year-old tells PEOPLE when she has a craving for something, she goes for it.
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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner sure have had a sweet craving for each other all weekend long.
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Now look, there is no doubt that the left is energized and they&aposre craving for power.
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" Turner added Sansa is "finally getting that storyline that you've been craving for the past five seasons.
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To satisfy that once-a-year mega-craving for snacks, some restaurants are offering stoner-friendly specials.
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On Wednesday morning, a 10-year-old girl in Kansas City, Missouri, had a craving for McDonald's.
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Or is their craving for power such that they're willing to accept the loss of American life?
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The rush of spring fever is swept away, replaced by a craving for closeness, comfort, and companionship.
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Your desire to keep things light and easy might clash with your craving for intimacy today, Taurus.
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They're great for everyday gaming, but sometimes I get a craving for something a little more immersive.
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A few weeks ago, I felt a sudden, irresistible craving for Chinese stir-fried tomatoes and eggs.
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In Pankaj Mishra's telling, a near identical craving for blind revenge leads confused teenagers to join ISIS.
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The article seemed to satisfy a deep craving for something healthy after months of gorging on outrage.
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Rodgers snapped their clever mission to manipulate the Chipotle menu to suit their craving for a breakfast burrito.
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We get a craving for something sweet and put goat cheese and honey on top of rice crackers.
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Of course, if a citizen can't spontaneously fulfill a 3am craving for Chili's, then freedom is an illusion.
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A dog with a craving for the limelight got its opportunity to shine during a newscast in Russia.
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Even though millennials don't yet realize it, Trump is be the leader they have been craving for years.
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She is the candidate of the status quo in a country seething with a craving for political change.
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Instant coffee has given way to trendy specialty blends and a craving for high-quality single-origin beans.
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As bond yields plunge to historic lows, investors craving for steady income are turning to dividend-focused funds.
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It's Russia's big moment on the international stage, the moment the country has been craving for so long.
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With pizza on your mind, your craving for hot dough and tangy tomato sauce will only grow stronger.
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Here's a quick and easy skillet that satisfies your craving for Mexican and keeps well for the entire week.
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The retailer is the ideal destination for satisfying that craving for cool new winter clothing, without breaking the bank.
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Apple's new Apple Card is going to cash in on that base human craving for devices that signal status.
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It powers an innate craving for momentum, to always move upward and forward, to deliver on our parents' investments.
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They come in fun flavors like Barbecue and Jalapeno, and they totally crush a craving for salty potato chips.
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It seems your 3 AM craving for terrible kebabs will have to go unexplained for a little while longer.
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Plus, despite the unfortunate fate of poor Bruce Bogtrotter, it always leaves me with a craving for chocolate cake.
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By now, you probably want to have something else to eat as the crash stimulates your craving for food.
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You never know when you'll see them again next, or yet, when your next craving for them will be.
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Over the first six seasons, certain things about these characters were as constant as Homer Simpson's craving for beer.
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The cue, in addition to triggering a routine, will start triggering a craving for the inherent rewards to come.
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And contrary to conventional wisdom, Russia's craving for global power status is not simply about nostalgia or psychological trauma.
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It was a craving for anonymity that had brought me from New York to California in the first place.
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And, if you have enough of them, you can immediately satisfy your sudden craving for a deep-fried burrito.
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Trump would satisfy his own craving for action and his self-image as a strongman disdainful of the establishment.
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He loathed any popular craving for realism, both in literature and in the Realpolitik of post-Parnell Irish nationalism.
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"There is such a craving for quick fixes in general, self-help books, things you will download," she said.
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To satiate your craving for "glass skin," we've found the best alternatives to try until this serum is back online.
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Prosecutors have said Epstein's craving for sexual massages from girls was abetted by co-conspirators who recruited victims for him.
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Students "are just craving for ways to handle and cope with their stress" in healthy and nondestructive ways, said Gueritault.
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Hopefully her MMA background combines with WWE's systemic craving for legitimacy and mainstream attention to buoy her when she moves.
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It's been a year in which I've found myself, at points, craving for stability on levels both large and small.
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Usually, when I have a mad craving for bubbles, I order a glass of Champagne and leave it at that.
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When Laura's pharmacologist prescribed her Naltrexone—a drug that is supposed to block the craving for alcohol—Laura was insulted.
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Trump's hunger for a fawning press was already bad; his authoritarian craving for the same treatment from Congress is worse.
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Like, for instance, one's casual craving for a two-roll lunch combo from the cheap sushi spot down the block.
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This more incremental strategy is less sexy, but unlike the perpetual craving for revolution, it has gotten the ball rolling.
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Last week, to satisfy my sudden craving for a bowl of udon, I set to the task of making broth.
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But on these cusp of summer days, one made with farro is what I've been craving for lunch or supper.
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I spent years perfecting the balance of maple, sage and black pepper to satisfy my enduring craving for breakfast links.
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A love for drama is only human, innate to our psychology and the main motivation behind our craving for storytelling.
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If you're craving for True Detective with a supernatural twist, you'll want to start watching HBO's new miniseries, The Outsider.
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He understood that the facts didn't compel people as strongly as their craving for meat, and that shame was counterproductive.
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A larger consequence of Franklin's craving for control is that her audience has been denied one of her greatest treasures.
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The Warriors front officer and management are infected with this same brain disease, a craving for more that is fundamentally unquenchable.
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According to the report, an undead Sheila develops a craving for flesh that can only be satisfied by consuming other humans.
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In the meantime, China has developed a big craving for imported goods as middle-class consumers now demand higher-quality products.
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Instead, it ignited in us an even stronger craving for more photos of Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Blue Ivy, Sir, and Rumi.
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Blake Lively celebrated her birthday this weekend by indulging her sweet tooth, and now we have a major craving for cupcakes.
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And that feeling just overtakes any judgment you have, any mother's love for her child, for instance, any craving for sex.
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I had treated him with buprenorphine—an effective medication for opioid addiction—but it never reduced his craving for the drug.
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The response to that should be that our craving for entertainment does not overrule the safety of those we're entertained by.
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Probably not, but from a market perspective these markets have been craving for something different and they're getting it right now.
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Touring Asia this week for the first time, Trump has found plenty of leaders willing to satisfy his craving for praise.
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The natural reaction to that is a craving for information that clarifies that news cycle—ostensibly, to help you feel better.
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Literally meaning a craving for sensory objects, "kama" included any form of sensual desire, but most commonly referred to physical attraction.
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Suddenly we've got a craving ... for Carl's Jr. Eating's easier than figuring out what to say to a chick this hot.
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She thinks it's too simplistic to reduce food and drink consumption to a craving for sweetness in a varied human diet.
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If you experience a craving for Mike and Ikes, consider that you might just want jellybeans and seek out those instead.
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In many different societies, globalization is unsettling people, creating a craving for a return to a simpler and more glorious past.
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If movie studios needed another reminder that audiences are craving for new kinds of superpowered heroes, they got it this weekend.
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"I was craving for the light of heaven," he wrote in a letter to the editor of a popular Spiritualist newspaper.
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A lot of what I've been drawing is much more armored, and I think that's also what I'm craving for myself.
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Tourists on a two-week vacation in the city, the Rudras suddenly had developed a craving for daal and lemon rice.
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Screengrab courtesy of the artists "'Sun Lounger' is about the craving for a sterile, exotic 'elsewhere'," Baron tells The Creators Project.
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It turns out your craving for a beautiful coastal view while swinging on the links just might be a bad thing.
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But, in a scenario that's all too familiar, all that hunger will inevitably be replaced by a distinct craving for a nap.
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From a hoodie covered in cherries to light pink gingham shorts, these are just the athleisure pieces we've been craving for spring.
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In one, Lara Jean, the protagonist, has a text message conversation with her wacky best friend about the friend's craving for Subway.
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Social media is definitely contributing to loneliness, but it also creates that craving for connection through social media at the same time.
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I drink hot water and lemon juice every night, and it's become a craving for me as soon as the sun sets.
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His craving for fries and chicken McNuggets led him to the fast food restaurant, where an employee recognized him and called police.
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I'm sure it was intoxicating for her, too, that feeling she'd been craving for so long, and it was intoxicating for me.
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Design firms like Gruppo 9999, Superstudio, and UFO were all associated with this new movement, exemplified by a craving for architectural innovation.
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They have a craving for ice cream, no money to buy it, and a pocketful of scams with which to get it.
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After a while, he simply tires of Hammarskjöld and wanders off on a tangent, as if to feed a craving for conspiracy.
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To the factions in "Henry VI," no assault on human life is too barbaric if it will feed their craving for dominance.
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It&aposs that craving for something unique that helped Eunice Ong of Mesh Kids Co. break into the pint-size-party scene.
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The internet and hyperconnectivity had turbocharged the deep-seated human craving for authority while empowering those who knew least to shout loudest.
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You just need a craving for praise, and a willingness to use racism, sexism and anti-Semitism in order to get it.
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So it was still there for the taking when my hacker got a craving for green papaya salad and braised pork belly.
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I am currently bingeing Kitchen Nightmares and during this episode, Gordon is at an Italian restaurant so the craving for pasta hits.
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The occasional craving for a brownie or a French fry could be indulged, he said; otherwise dieters might abandon their self-discipline.
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You can't eat just one because the first Dorito gives you salt and fat, which creates this craving for salt and fat.
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Then I relax with my book, more Scandal, and a cup of hot chocolate that I hope will satisfy my craving for sweets.
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Survival alone doesn't account for the way we eat—it's also about history, how we socialize, convenience, and, yes, the craving for variety.
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We all have that one friend who refuses to stay out of the spotlight, and it seems this craving for stardom transcends humans.
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A cold avocado soup with cilantro and jalapeños had the same depth as the guacamole I had been craving for over a year.
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But there's a craving for fresh blood in the party right now and the search is on right now to find that person.
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"Logan" gave us what we had been craving for years — Wolverine going to town on some bad guys in an R-rated film.
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But next time I get a craving for multi-colored comfort food, I'll settle for a DIY version — where the rainbow is guaranteed.
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Once aroused, the need for closure fosters the craving for reliable information, the acute desire to dispel the paralyzing ambiguity that engulfs us.
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But I have to say, the combination of butter, garlic, a dash of parmesan cheese, and snails will leave you craving for more.
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In particular, Fallout: New California will satisfy players' craving for a new Fallout narrative—something that the upcoming official sequel Fallout 76 lacks.
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What's your sense of where Costello's craving for the respectability of high society came from—his desire to elevate himself above the mob?
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"Long Island City almost has a desperate craving for a sense of community and character," said Eran Chen, ODA's founder and executive director.
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" ' " In its first year, the program admitted 20,000 addicts who sought the daily oral doses of methadone that block the craving for heroin.
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The chocolate myth may have arisen, Dr. Gelfand suggested, because the premonitory phase before a migraine attack often induces a craving for sweets.
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In an increasingly digital age, Mr. Sax reminds us of the human craving for tactile, physical things, and the persistence of the real.
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It was surely a similar craving for socially sanctioned love that drove McCullers to marry — disastrously, twice — the same troubled man, Reeves McCullers.
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"Seeing ads on Facebook for products or having shopping modules built into social media platforms may induce craving for online shopping," Muller says.
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Just as with the majority of transfer rumours, new kits also benefit from the craving for a football substitute over the summer months.
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Recently, Meryl Streep had a craving for french fries and decided to order Wendy's to the set of Little Women while filming the movie.
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As men of color, we can't allow ourselves to be defined only by our rage against the system and our craving for raw might.
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This seems to have left lots of people craving for the experience of religious worship without any of the irksome beliefs associated with worship.
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In those instances, you must call upon the psychological thriller genre to sate your craving for mind-blowing twists, unreliable narrators, and intelligent scares.
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Calling these buttery little morsels "rich" would be an understatement—they literally melt in the mouth and deeply satisfy any craving for exotic greasiness.
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PHILIP RUSSELLAustin, Texas The tendency for grandeur and craving for status seem to be a permanent phenomenon in shipping ("The other handover", July 15th).
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While nearly everyone experiences a craving for Tagalogs or Thin Mints at some point in their life, pot smokers are a particularly ... engaged demographic.
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And it's this craving for validation, experienced by billions around the globe, that's currently pushing platform engagement in ways that in 2009 were unimaginable.
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She had an irresistible craving for some yogurt-covered cranberries (who doesn't now and then?), and went to the store in search for them.
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I would not want to say that one model is better than the other, but there is a craving for this sort of change.
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Yet an atavistic craving for adventure remains, and it is this need that Wells's books in general and the Raksura books in particular satisfy.
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It was a steamy summer day in New York in 2009 when Luke Holden, an investment banker, had a craving for a lobster roll.
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"Whenever I get a craving for something sweet, I just vape instead of eating a sleeve of Oreos," one Redditor wrote earlier this year.
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French director Julia Ducournau's debut feature shows how a hazing ritual at a veterinary school leads to a student's obsessive craving for human flesh.
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The body resists long-term calorie restriction by sending signals to our brains that trigger a craving for food, making diets prone to failure.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Mountain goats in Washington State are being airlifted out of Olympic National Park after their population developed a craving for human urine.
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Mental health generalists are trying to apply familiar therapies for anxiety or alcoholism to patients with an uncontrollable craving for, say, World of Warcraft.
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"You can have a conversation over Zoom but it doesn't satisfy the deep human craving for social camaraderie; I hate living in the Matrix."
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But Trump's foreign policy achievements -- apart from piling up glowing flattery by leaders intent on exploiting his craving for praise -- are questionable at best.
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She is hoping that a loyal fan base, and the craving for the distinctive flavor of Chongqing noodles, will get them through the epidemic.
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Thompson suggests that the millennial generation, often isolated and gazing at smartphone screens, is driving the trend with an unmet craving for human connection.
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Recently I had a craving for an egg curry (ande ki kari), a dish of hard-boiled eggs swathed in a spicy tomato gravy.
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In addition to appealing to our love of nostalgia, Totino's said the snacks are meant to tap into millennials' craving for unique and convenient meals.
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But many of those personal qualities are also immigrant qualities—the resourcefulness, the patience, the craving for work and opportunity, the resilience, the self-reliance.
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Now that fans have finished binging A Year In The Life, could we be getting new episodes to satisfy our craving for all things Gilmore?
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In Saudi Arabia, as in Egypt, the collapse of authority across the region has fostered a fierce nationalism and a craving for strong, authoritarian gestures.
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Social media allow teenagers' craving for contact with peers to be squared with parents' desire to keep their offspring safe and away from harmful substances.
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Pokemon Go may have sparked the world's craving for augmented reality, but billionaire Mark Cuban says the industry still has a long way to go.
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Eddie is on methadone, which curbs his craving for heroin, and he says he now uses the drug only occasionally to be social with friends.
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From full-course meals to minty desserts, here are eight St. Patrick's Day food deals that might satisfy your craving for all things green. Slainte!
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The tirade was the latest manifestation of the President's incessant craving for credit and affirmation that has repeatedly surfaced during his 10 months in power.
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When New Yorkers have a craving for this particular type of edible genius, all they have to do is track down the beloved Coolhaus truck.
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At any rate, it only intensified my craving for video games, because I had to wait to play until I went over to friends' houses.
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But for the rest of us, sites like Tastemade and Eater can help sate your craving for the food that you can't have right now.
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Alchemy of the Soul dares to tell the truth about a beautiful county with a greedy past, desperate to satisfy the world's craving for sugar.
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But, as a mycophile married to a mycophobe, I only feed my craving for the first themer in the same place my "hotdogetarian" feeds his.
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When the workers rose most often, they reported greater happiness, less fatigue and considerably less craving for food than on either of the other days.
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Still, you'd be using up calories on something that isn't nutritious and may not even satisfy your craving for ice cream (more on that later).
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Until, that is, she has a craving for cake, walks into her boss's office and eats a pricey piece of sponge that she must quickly replace.
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A few months later, Carlin was on a break from touring as a circus performer and saw that O'Brien had tweeted about a craving for donuts.
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I discovered Maangchi one night in college, idling about in my first apartment in San Diego, when I had a sudden craving for some Korean food.
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This year's demonstration was a success, leaving viewers with a heightened sense of caution going into the holiday weekend, and maybe with a craving for watermelon.
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After eating half a box of almond butter cookies last night, my craving for it has completely disappeared, but I do want something to snack on.
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But I've never felt the same physical craving for a friend that I have with romantic partners, the overpowering desire to be physically close, to touch.
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The street demonstrations galvanized the news media and the intelligentsia, but the public craving for order and normalcy was deeper than they or the students realized.
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Several voters said they chose Mr. Trump for the same reason they chose Mr. Obama: a deep craving for change and disgust with both political parties.
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Justine, a vegetarian, wants no part of it — until a first taste sets her on a violent and rapid spiral toward a craving for human flesh.
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Recognizing the consumer craving for Greek yogurt, as well as its plethora of dairy farms upstate, New York has made a concerted effort to broaden the industry.
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No matter what your sign is, this sign-planet blend will have us craving for more attention as we enjoy making huge strides towards our loftiest goals.
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And the craving for boys has diminished as parents realise that they will be hard to marry off (since there are too few brides to go around).
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Remember the Euro 22017 final when a moth attacked Christiano Ronaldo in an attempt to give all moths the viral publicity they've been secretly craving for years?
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Analysts say its rapid ascent, driven by Chinese internet users' craving for alternatives to the ubiquitous WeChat, underscores just how fast China's mobile internet landscape can change.
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It's how I stopped freaking out about my sudden, constant craving for Baked Lays, looked at the calendar, and realized what week of the month it was.
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Whether that mark is yours, too, will depend on your craving for a stationary and cerebral film whose pleasures are of the mind rather than the heart.
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Michael Tordoff, Ph.D. at Monell Chemical Senses Center agrees that this could mean your craving for carbs is at least partially driven by that special starchy taste.
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"I think most people have this craving for their children to do better and know more than they do," said Ms. Jones, who works in university communications.
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Back in the Dark Ages — before the internet, before Amazon — there were other ways to satisfy your craving for impulse buying from the comfort of your home.
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Cocaine works by elevating dopamine levels in the brain which then result in feelings of reward and euphoria, which trigger a craving for more of the drug.
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When her sister was pregnant she had a daily craving for r'fissa—a dish of chicken, lentil, and fenugreek that sits on a confetti-like layer of m'smen.
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They featured an adorable, curly-hair little girl with a craving for Pepsi and a quick-witted response to any waiter that deprived her of the fizzy soda.
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It seems like no matter when or where you get a craving for sushi or ribs, there's a food-delivery service just rushing to get it to you.
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But when the hours long process is sped up so it takes just a few seconds, you're left with something spectacular—and an insatiable craving for ice cream.
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Anyone traveling the South with a craving for breakfast at dinnertime knows the beauty of seeing the iconic backlit tiles of a Waffle House sign in the distance.
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For any number of legitimate reasons — health, taste, appetite, how your digestive system might feel later, a craving for arugula — you don't want a full order of fries.
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Playing the tape out means when you have a craving for the vice you want to quit; don't get stuck in the craving part of thinking about it.
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He said breakfast triggers him to get into the routine of doing his lessons, which leads to a craving for the reward that comes with completing the task.
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Thanks to fate (or a craving for french fries), Tulip, Jesse, and Cassidy survived the annihilation of Annville and decided to hit the road in search of answers.
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Moving through this bright landscape of neat ranch houses, pleated skirts, and sleek, new furniture, the film clearly reflects the post-war craving for a return to convention.
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So powerful is the market's craving for dollars in times of crisis that it has intensified even when the United States has itself been the locus of trouble.
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I was able to consume both dishes fairly quickly, and apart from a slight craving for burgers, my body felt entirely normal at the end of the day.
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This was Prince's first solo album in five years, and part of what inspired its daunting range was his craving for recognition as a master of the studio.
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The researchers point out that earlier studies have shown that the smell of alcohol can lead to a self-reported desire to drink and a craving for alcohol.
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What could have been simply a cutting satire — or thought experiment — about our tech dependence and craving for quick-fix pop psychology becomes something far warmer and funnier.
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I do this because I am 39 and single and my craving for a child eclipses everything else, including my secret fear that this process will be successful.
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In a sense, connoisseurship is the enemy of enlightenment: It is craving for something that is not here, and as the Buddha taught, to crave is to suffer.
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But Girard thinks that a desire for what had been taken from his father — a "craving for social status" — was, in fact, the most constant of L'Ouverture's motivations.
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And in Mr. Trump, they have found a man who does not merely serve their cause, but also satisfies their craving for a certain kind of political leadership.
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But the meta commentary on how ridiculously expensive Super Bowl ads have gotten is fairly clever, and you might even find yourself experiencing a sudden craving for cream cheese.
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"Just from tradition, pride and the fanbase, I know they're craving for a winner and I know we're very close," Woods told the Browns website of his new team.
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It became a craving for something I couldn't have, like as if I was told I was allergic to gluten — but in fashion — so I wanted all the bread.
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"I don't deprive myself of anything that I have a craving for because I won't stop thinking about it until I eat it already, and move on," she says.
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From full-course meals to minty desserts, here are some St. Patrick's Day food deals and limited-time items that might satisfy your craving for all things green. Slainte!
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Then those people will turn them over to your personal chef to prepare avocado toast (or any other avocado-based item) whenever you have a craving for healthy fats.
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When buyers of bitcoin talk about blockchain, dangerous governments or the coming apocalypse they are merely putting a thin whitewash of intellectual respectability over their craving for capital gains.
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So perhaps it's not so odd that one spent his career proving an emphatic point to the world, while the other saw his craving for success sated rather earlier.
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I worry it's a set-up, a manifestation of the addict I've passed on through the blood, my talent for slipping into the bigger thing a craving for it . . .
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According to researchers, that insatiable craving for toffee popcorn-flavoured macarons (they're a thing, right?) could be linked to how late you stayed up watching cat Vines last night.
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A craving for power isn't unique to the politician currently holding the Oval Office — on the contrary, it is more or less a requirement for entry into the field.
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What I sensed in that conversation and many others was less a desire to find middle ground than a craving for calm, in a country drowning in political adrenaline.
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So here we have two different kinds of triggers: one motivated by fear of social discomfort, the other by a craving for an experience of something like magic or transcendence.
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Alex Bowen, a former army medic from West Columbia, South Carolina, had a craving for Waffle House after a night of drinking with friends last week at around 3 a.m.
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If we allow fear and a craving for security to make us change what is essential to the American essence, we lose more than we ever could from an attack.
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Dan Barber, who earned his stripes at Bouley before going on to acclaim at restaurants like Blue Hill at Stone Barns, remembers the chef's craving for constant improvisation and disruption.
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They're eager to do more -- if the present-day craving for TV that inspires feelings of joy attracts an audience large enough to earn them a green light from Netflix.
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Among other things, this leads people to wrongly believe they are "addicted" to antidepressants even though they are neither getting high on them nor experiencing a craving for that high.
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What's more perplexing about superheroism, though, and what Shyamalan barely touches upon, is the mad persistence of our communal craving for it—movie after movie, on an ever-vaster scale.
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The N.F.L. has long factored in Trump's well-documented Wannabe Complex: his craving for acceptance from the real billionaires and real tough guys whose ranks he desperately wanted to join.
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Numerous people — including Business Insider's Carrie Wittmer— are reporting on social media that "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" left them with a surprising craving for a Subway sandwich.
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I feel like it's when people are most emotionally raw and open to anything happening, versus the middle of the night where there's a craving for a more edgy, party vibe.
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As so often, the steps Trump takes to try to satisfy his craving for respect and to be seen as a spectacular victor threaten to make that recognition ever more elusive.
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His latest grandiose photo op appears to be a reflection of his own vanity, obsession with crowd sizes, craving for the spotlight, penchant for military hardware and his flirtations with authoritarianism.
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These days, when she has a craving for a chocolate croissant or fries, she opts for a piece of toast with some Nutella or sweet potato fries via an air fryer.
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Here are five foods that are up to the task: Kind Fruit Bites This snack can satisfy a craving for chewy candy — a must-have when taking in those summer blockbusters.
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Sanders was the candidate with this instinct — a desire to shove the whole messy business of politics out of the way, a craving for declarations and revolutions and sweeping new policies.
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I was really hoping she was the one, and I was craving change, craving for something to completely rock your world and make you a different person and help you grow.
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Sure, we may always enjoy the overindulgence of simple entertainment, like the Chewbacca Mask lady, but there will always be a need and craving for long-form, substantive and thoughtful content.
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I didn't have Cheetos for dinner, but I did have a serving of leftover Italian Chicken and Kale soup, which at least satisfied my craving for not having to cut vegetables.
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"Her choice of cheat would vary a great deal – maybe she'll have a slice of cake as dessert or a pizza or pasta dinner, basically whatever she has a craving for."
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Messages that tap into basic human desires -- such as the need for agency, a craving for hope, a longing to feel part of a group -- are more likely to have impact.
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"These are the classic recession-proof names that tend to outperform whenever the economy hits a rough patch and Wall Street suddenly develops a craving for safe, consistent earnings," he said.
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A burning craving for hot chicken leads droves of Angelenos to wait for hours in an otherwise nondescript open-air mall just for a taste of Ray&aposs famous spicy bird.
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Neighborhood Joint Fueled by a craving for Thai crab, Aysha Ali-Spencer, 21, and her husband, Issa Spencer, 25, had ridden the subway for 40 minutes to Chinatown from the Bronx.
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The headspins were gone, she said, replaced by a craving for the initial buzz and a sense of panic if she couldn't find the gadget in her room or her car.
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Over the weekend, NBC entertainment president Jennifer Salke told a crowd at the Austin Film Festival that the show's success might stem from a craving for positivity, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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We know we could be getting ready for bed, or contacting someone we care about or getting work done, but nothing's easier than giving in to craving for another digital content snack.
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While you're out rubbing elbows with the toast of the town, there's a sense of loneliness in the crowd and a craving for something real as Venus is retrograde in deep Scorpio.
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Arianna Nadine, a practicing witch and the co-host of astrology podcast Blood Moon Milk, says that her fascination with fairies was spurred by a craving for a greater connection with nature.
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This premodern craving for a world in which everyone and everything has a place surfaces time and again, in the royal nuptials, in feudal fiction, even in the gilded carriage denied Trump.
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But all that can wait, for on Sunday, the Unburnt finally gave poor Jorah a taste of the sweet, sweet Khaleesi kindness he's been craving for as long as I can remember.
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The extraordinary craving for sensation, for love, for contact, which he converted, refined, and fed back to his audience in lavishly expended musical effort—a gift to everyone—was wearing him out.
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John Keats, Claudia Rankine, Walt Whitman: The paradox of "The Hatred of Poetry" is that it manages to induce a craving for poetry in the midst of analyzing how poetry repels people.
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The craving for spices still brings the risk of exploitation, both economically, as farmers in the developing world see only a sliver of the profits, and in the form of cultural appropriation.
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Whether one has Shibuya dreams or a craving for crepes in Harajuku, the Yamanote Line is an easy — though not necessarily the fastest — option to travel between major stations in the city.
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While Kylie Jenner went against doctor's orders to indulge in a craving for In-N-Out Burger during her pregnancy, she also developed a strong desire for another food while expecting daughter Stormi.
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Fortunately, there's a solution if Iron Fist's dull plot, poor characters, and Finn Jones' single confused facial expression left you with a craving for some serious martial arts mayhem: AMC's Into the Badlands.
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Inquire within yourself whether this craving for attention is healthy, and if you still want those rights, consider bidding on this one-of-a-kind iPad Pro and accessories designed by Jony Ive.
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" In another post, the group professed, "When people look at us and think we are craving for attention because we eat too much, they are clearly blind to what is happening out there.
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"The evolution in TV drama, away from open-ended stories and toward something with a more readily discernible shape, may reflect a craving for order," critic Matt Zoller Seitz recently wrote for Vulture.
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The truest political dynamisms today involve people who, among their other defining conditions, neither attend nor have kids in art schools: a populist resentment of élites and a craving for hard-knuckled authority.
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Methadone treatment is intended to curb the craving for heroin, but the clinics also tend to be gathering spots for less resolute addicts who often lead one another to backslide, addiction experts said.
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On Ted Cruz's forehead he simply writes the word "ELF," and after seeing the work you'll never be able to look at Cruz again without feeling a sudden craving for chocolate chip cookies.
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I guess there's a central joke, and sadness, in the song—that the more he feels insignificant, the bigger the craving for bigness gets, and the more unsuited to modern life he becomes.
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"We're never going to beat Amazon at Amazon's game, but I think there is a craving for going back to the old New York," said Dane Neller, chief executive of Shakespeare and Company.
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He was drinking a glass of cabernet from the vineyard he owns in Northern California, visibly relieved that he could again indulge his craving for the Four Seasons version of pigs in blankets.
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Four years later he was the director of choice for "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle," about two stoned friends (John Cho and Kal Penn) who get a craving for White Castle burgers.
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"What could have been simply a cutting satire — or thought experiment — about our tech dependence and craving for quick-fix pop psychology becomes something far warmer and funnier," Matt Haig writes, reviewing it.
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The 10-step routine satisfies a craving for certainty and control; there's security in a deeply scientific and cult-friendly regime, and in having an ampoule or serum for virtually every skin problem.
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Gobbetti promises Burberry will not ditch the coats and check prints that are part of its DNA, but also says it will strive to meet buyers' craving for the eye-catching and new.
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His insistence on the pendulum-like nature of European history, swinging back and forth over centuries between prickly tribalism and the craving for co-operation, reassures the fearful that today's disunity may prove temporary.
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Packer, who did not respond to a request for comment for this article, spoke of the pressure he was under and his craving for a more simple life in his most recent media interview.
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Because buprenorphine helps to eliminate the craving for opioids, and reduces the brutal symptoms, it can give the patient the opportunity to develop healthy life habits and healing behaviors, which can readily become entrenched.
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The next ROBO-ONE championship has yet to be announced, but until that time you can satisfy your craving for robot death matches by falling into ROBO-ONE's rabbit hole of a Youtube channel.
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Buprenorphine is itself an opioid which reduces withdrawal symptoms and the craving for opioids, while removing patients from the roller coaster of euphoric highs and crushing lows that come with opioid misuse or abuse.
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So perhaps the most important question for consumers is this: When the craving for a bowl of garlicky scampi hits, which are the best shrimp to buy, both in terms of sustainability and flavor?
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Living and working in Antarctica tends to lead to a craving for high-fat, high-sugar food, and fruitcake fits the bill nicely, not to mention going very well with a cup of tea.
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On episode six, Hilda told Dr. Cee that she had a craving for "a diner in Riverdale [that] sells the juiciest hamburgers and the thickest milkshakes," which sounds a lot like Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe.
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Even if you love the film, as I do, all the lurching, stop-and-go exchanges of these unquiet souls may leave you with a craving for "The Philadelphia Story," or something equally streamlined.
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Kanye West: Ye (Good/Def Jam) Having spent the past two years embarrassing himself in the media, the former best rapper alive furthers his craving for public flagellation on a short, hasty, careless album.
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The Harris Poll found that factors such as a craving for recognition (for example, how many likes someone gets on their Instagram post), and a "fear of missing out" help drive millennials' cravings for experiences.
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It's the kind of story where your assistant is a budding spirit medium who has a constant craving for hamburgers, and you have to deal with grumpy witnesses who won't stop calling you a whippersnapper.
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I chat with some of my clients and get a craving for chips, so I go down to the convenience store on the first floor of the building and buy Ruffles chips and a water.
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The insecurity of wealthy Chinese, and their craving for Western education for their children, is evident in the rapid growth of whole communities of them in the suburbs of big Australian, American and Canadian cities.
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In the first act of this lavish, leisurely and immersive novel, Midhat's craving for intellectual freedom and "cosmopolitan life" finds a focus in his love for Jeannette, the daughter of his academic host in France.
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And we want to stick to what we need and what's best for us, but they monetize our craving for the latest status symbol or content through planned obsolescence and locking us into their platforms.
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The inconsistency and whiplash of the parents' attitude toward their children will eventually cause a "deep craving for admiration" and lead the narcissist to lead a life searching for fleeting ego boosts, Psychology Today reports.
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Within this exhibition, this time period is viscerally the place where a craving for a permanent record (of people who were disappearing fast, of injustices, of suffering without adequate response, of violence) seems to arise.
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The outlet tweeted out the article with a still from the Netflix show Santa Clarita Diet, which stars Drew Barrymore as a California real estate agent who suddenly develops an insatiable craving for human flesh.
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Like many women, I've bought Ivanka Trump clothes and shoes not because I have a "craving for both status and community" or want to "fake it" till I "make it," as Ms. Garelick puts it.
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Roosh preys on this deluded craving for suffering to engender attitudes that leave women beaten, belittled, and marginalized, and sexually frustrated men more furious than ever at women—and thus more likely to buy Roosh's books.
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For Rudolf Maag, whose 5.1 percent Actelion stake is worth more than $1.5 billion, this is the second time in five years that deep-pocketed J&J's craving for Swiss medical companies has made him rich.
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While it might taste OK, and can satisfy a craving for something sweet and bubbly to sip alongside your burger or slice, a casual look at its ingredients list is not for the faint of heart.
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I end up also buying broth, ground allspice for those Russian spice cookies I've been craving for weeks, cornstarch and bananas (for banana pudding that I've also not been able to stop thinking about), and avocados.
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"They predicted that manipulative actors will use new digital tools to take advantage of humans' inbred preference for comfort and convenience and their craving for the answers they find in reinforcing echo chambers," the study reads.
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I can't help but analyze my musculature head to toe, taking careful stock of what needs work, where fat is slowly building up, and how I must avoid the chocolate cake I was craving for dessert.
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When techno auteur Tiga drops a new album, you know what to expect — expertly braided beats, neon-tinged electro bleeps, and just enough winking humor to satisfy your craving for something more than generic DJ tools.
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" This sense of being higher, of looking down, gives rise to the "craving for ever new widening of distances within the soul itself … the development of ever higher, rarer, more remote, further stretching, more comprehensive states.
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One of spring's earliest crops — my craving for cress is like a muscle memory; at the first whiff of a thaw in the air, I'm hungry for it — it tastes quite right against the truffle oil.
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It's a moment that any New Yorker has experienced, really: A longing to hurry home, dealing with not just the terrors of public transportation, but the desperation of hunger (and craving for a good old cheesy slice).
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If you've ever gotten a sudden intense craving for your grandma's famous lasagna but don't want to take a break from your Netflix binge to go out and get the fixings, this service is for you, too.
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On top of that craving for reflection, we need connection, adds Nadiya Shah, a Canadian astrologer who has an M.A. in the cultural study of cosmology and divination from the University of Kent in the United Kingdom.
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The craving for attention, the narcissistic self-referencing, the seeking-out of the digital mob for emotional sustenance: It all comes down to the basic human need to be validated by others—to be loved, that is.
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Kasai Allstars: Around Félicité (Crammed Discs) The fourth album from this biz-fabricated, many-armed Congotronics aggregation is a discographical muckup from a label always happy to exploit "world music" fans' craving for the next different thing.
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And if you now find yourself with a craving for more disastrous tech company music videos, just check out this catchy number that most definitely did not save BlackBerry from being scorned by app developers in 2012.
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What those numbers showed was a craving for simple respect, a genuine look at a family that had a Trump supporter as one of their own who was not the butt of all the jokes or incessantly mocked.
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Subramanian sent a sample to the Forbes Collection in the Straus Center for Conservation and Technical Studies, at Harvard University, where it sits with twenty-five hundred other specimens that document the history of our craving for color.
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Even if the numbers suggest that overall beer consumption is flattening out in favor of cannabis, or carb-lite malt quenchers, or a craving for a less buzzed lifestyle, anecdotally, plenty of youngs are thirsting for the classics.
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I had always pictured myself having a daughter, but according to all of the old wives' tales about pregnancy symptoms (my craving for salty food and relatively mild nausea), everybody was predicting that I would have a boy.
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The downfall of soda was creating a craving for sparkling water "The company itself had the kind of infrastructure that could allow to scale it up very quickly," says Jeffrey Klineman, the editor of the beverage industry publication BevNET.
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If Byrne's subsequent solo foray into tropicalia inspires little more than a Pavlovian craving for Nandos when you hear it however, then it could be that he got caught off guard and took it all a bit too seriously.
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I learned this the hard way when I opened Romesco ten years ago with my family in Bonita, California, which we opened to satisfy our craving for our native flavors when we had to flee Tijuana for a while.
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Connecticut: Ice Cream At Ashley's Ice CreamWhile there are several creameries and parlors around the state to satisfy your craving for this ever-refreshing cool treat, Ashley's Ice Cream can be found in five different locations across the state.
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Wrong. To add to the growing list of things that make us eat more, according to new research from the University of Sydney, consuming artificial sweeteners could trigger a fasting response in the brain and increase craving for calories.
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For example, our craving for fat, salt and sugar, which served us well when food was scarce, can lead us astray in an environment in which fat, salt and sugar are all too plentiful and heavily marketed to us.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's craving for loyalty from his top law enforcement officials and alleged efforts to topple those whom he perceives as threats could be leading him into deep trouble -- and even put his presidency in peril.
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So, just in case you do feel like your life is the plot of Groundhog Day, but instead of Bill Murray all you have is existential dread and the insatiable craving for a trim, then you've come to the right place.
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Increasing distribution of naloxone, a life-saving drug that reverses overdoses, would decrease deaths by 4.1%; moderately expanding medication-assisted treatment (MAT), which reduces craving for drugs and helps users lead a more normal life, would cause another 2.4% drop.
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And at the front lines of the battle are the employees — managers, sandwich makers, shift leaders, and cashiers — some of whom are working more than 60-hour weeks and many days without breaks to quell the public's craving for chicken sandwiches.
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It delivered peace and order and prosperity, but it attenuated pre-liberal forces – tribal, familial, religious — that speak more deeply than consumer capitalism to basic human needs: the craving for honor, the yearning for community, the desire for metaphysical hope.
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Perhaps, I thought, it was time to stop talking about the threat of political backlash from robots as some futuristic possibility and leverage America's craving for ambitious change to implement policies that could allow them to actually benefit from technological disruption.
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The full trappings of white male privilege afford him the undying rationalizations of esteemed Republican men and women (many with daughters), and a mainstream media complex craving for an interview and ratings fix like a heroin addict cooking a spoon.
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New understanding about how to handle Asian elephants, a global craving for ethical and sustainable travel, pressure from the rest of the world travel industry and the glare of negative publicity have driven improvement in the lives of Thailand's elephants.
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Naloxone only lasts about thirty minutes, but it hadn't yet worn off, so I could still feel the chills of withdrawal sweeping across my skin, and a craving for heroin so intense I could taste it, sickly, raw, and empty.
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Reflecting his craving for affirmation, the excited President told Jon Karl of ABC News, even at this early stage of the process "hopefully, you will give me credit," offering little sign he appreciates the magnitude of the task he faces.
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Additionally, there are plenty of King gems that have yet to be unearthed and adapted for movie audiences — some of which have long been stuck in development hell, to hopefully be rescued by the new cultural craving for King's work.
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Yes, but: All of these new digital outlets and legacy brands face enormous competition online from fashion "influencers" on social media, particularly Instagram, who appeal to younger generations' craving for authenticity by posing for selfies in their bedrooms, not on lavish sets.
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While '90s kids will continue to hold out hope that they can someday join the Silver Snakes or Purple Parrots on a grown-up version of the game show itself, at least Nickelodeon is feeding our craving for the good old days.
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The sixth edition of the board game's official dictionary was published on Monday, with more than 300 new words included — some of which players have been craving for years, Peter Sokolowski, editor at large at Merriam-Webster, said to the Associated Press.
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For that matter, you'll have to curb your craving for anything remotely Hank-ish from Brett Eldredge, Old Dominion, Dan + Shay, Martina McBride and the majority of the other country artists who appear on this holiday special, which airs Monday night on ABC.
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According to data from online delivery service Seamless, orders of heavier foods spike dramatically around finals time among college students, who suddenly feel an increased craving for popcorn chicken (+96 percent), chicken bacon ranch pizza (+60 percent), and steak fries (+56 percent).
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian IPO fundraising could double this year to around A$20133 billion ($22013 billion) from five-year lows in 28, with firms such as Deutsche Bank-backed Latitude Financial poised to capitalize on rallying markets and investor craving for big deals.
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The things we buy and buy and buy are like a thick coat of Vaseline smeared on glass: We can see some shapes out there, light and dark, but in our constant craving for what we may still want, we miss life's details.
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A fork can get the job done, so I can make them anytime — not just on birthdays, but on lazy Sundays in that rustic summer rental, or whenever I get the craving for their crisp edges and a hearty side of bacon.
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In the end, you step away from this book with a new vantage on history, a working knowledge of exotic milk and cheese, acceptance of your mom, a sense of what makes Mark Kurlansky tick and a weird craving for buffalo mozzarella.
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What seems clear, as the climax unfolds at an auto show, is not that the movie has lost the plot but, rather, that too many pieces of plot—the craving for clean air and for dirty pictures—have spoiled any hope of cohesion.
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How this latest franchise reboot pans out remains to be seen, but given Hollywood's craving for established intellectual property, Universal will probably continue to return to its classic monsters for years to come, whether through effects-filled spectacles or low-budget thrillers.
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It happened in "Nightcrawler," in 2014, when his character's unfeedable craving for success left him looking like a famine victim, and it happens again in "Demolition," as his cheeks darken with stubble and his eyes shine with the voracity of the mad.
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Gary's craving for "multiplicity" and his refusal to accept its impossibility — to be stuck with our ho-hum human condition, that is — make him a literary figure worth revisiting, one of those striving, endlessly self-inventing individuals who streaked across the 20th century.
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If I had a craving for something sugary or even considered something that I thought might be processed with sugar, I felt myself go in the total opposite direction and ate even more raw food because I knew it was "safe" to eat.
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It can also mean a kind of highly specified version of wanderlust, a "craving for a distant land" — dreaming from your desk about some far-off place like New Zealand, or the Hawaiian Islands, or Machu Picchu, with an intensity that feels almost like homesickness.
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And while we may not all be able to relate to the size of the paychecks, we can all relate to the everyday craving for Starbucks, the post-work must-find-food struggle, and the need to make rent and save at the same time.
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From labels that actually understand streetwear (instead of just mimicking its greatest hits) to those that fulfill our undying craving for even more ruffles and femininity, these are the eight need-to-know labels that gave us a reason to be excited about the season.
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What makes this feel different isn't the fact Nadia is the one who urges Joel to drop his craving for wild boar ragu in favor of "dirty, filthy sex" in a restaurant bathroom — thankfully, TV women have been straightforward about their desires for years.
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YouTube's the Vulgar Chef walks you through all of the ingredients and steps you'll need to make this multi-functional meal that will help insulate a cold brew (as long as the pizza isn't too hot) while satisfying your late night craving for cheesy pie.
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Recién horneado y preparando el vídeo para mañana • Nos vemos en ESIC en un ratito Ever since I took a misty dawn swim in a near-freezing pond surrounded by semi-naked women last week, I've had the most insatiable craving for cinnamon buns.
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She casts a spell to revive the dead dog of Archie's best friend, Jughead Jones, but it backfires — and Jughead is the first citizen of Riverdale to join the ranks of the undead, his hunger for burgers replaced by a craving for human flesh.
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The main exception is WrestleMania season, the four-month stretch from December to April every year when the McMahons' craving for the eyeballs and credit-card numbers of lapsed WWE fans means we enter a strange alternate reality of part-time wrestlers and celebrity guests.
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While "co-living" is on the rise in cities like San Francisco and New York — a result of astronomical rents and a craving for community — so-called "hacker houses" and new cohabiting businesses like Common and WeLive are geared toward the young and childless.
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One colleague who has reportedly known Thiel for nearly 20 years told Vanity Fair that Thiel's craving for privacy is what drove him to collaborate with the CIA through Palantir, the data-mining monster funded by the agency that helped engineer the NSA's sweeping surveillance program.
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The questions on everyone's lips a month ago, in the wake of the previous attacks on international shipping in the area, was this: Would a Trump-MBS alliance trigger a regional war, fueled by Trump's craving for popularity and MBS' desire to destroy Iran's expansionist theocrats?
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Beyond the racial resentment, xenophobia and Islamaphobia that is very plainly coursing through the veins of Trump's candidacy and his supporters' fervor, this election is also marked by a genuine craving for radical change, new ideas and new leadership — a craving that cuts across partisan divides.
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At 4 PM every day from the months of June through early September, every person on Earth has a crucial craving for a Magnum, and seeing as I now have a BMI doctors describe as being "extremely medically inadvisable," I am, sadly, powerless to resist such urges.
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But expanding the diagnosis from mass killers who "post on Facebook before they walk into schools and movie theaters with guns" to run-of-the-mill "bad boyfriends" and young people in general, she argues, blinds us to how our own craving for esteem and attention works.
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Saturday night sees the UFC hold its first ever event in New York City, at Madison Square Garden no less, and is celebrating in the most appropriate way possible—a mega fight card to provide some reprieve and finally give New Yorkers what they've been craving for.
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Like innumerable male protagonists before her, she has a strong sex drive and craving for the attention of the opposite sex, accompanied by the power to obtain them, and men compete for her favor or groom other men, younger and more beautiful, to serve as their proxies.
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Critics are already raving about the film directed by Melina Matsoukas, with a screenplay by Lena Waithe — but for us it's a chance to see a movie that satisfies our craving for representation on the big screen and storytelling that encompasses the fullness of the black experience.
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I cannot say if it was really the man, crawling through the spirit plains, entering the dreams of young boys and compelling them to practice their free-throw shooting, or if it was just a manifestation of some deep craving for order within the boy himself.
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Here, Trump played to Washington's craving for hints of who his Supreme Court might be with a lighter touch -- meeting with candidates in private and keeping any inkling that he had made a final decision a secret until Tuesday -- before unveiling the pick in a prime-time address.
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Cynics will interpret albums like More Life and indeed Pablo as indicators that external validation liquefies a performer's talent and confidence, that money inspires the spurious notion that creative excess equals aesthetic quality, but these aren't bad things, exactly, and to insist otherwise reveals a furtive craving for auteurism.
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Many other millennials are obsessed with organizing the most minute aspects of their lives, like meal planning, errands, working out, and socializing with friends — and that need for organization comes from a craving for control, which is driving their shopping habits for products like physical planners and bullet journals.
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A friend of mine, a fellow writer, once had a hallucinogenic epiphany in which she understood that her own ambition was a displaced craving for affection and approval, for the love of strangers — which, now that she had a loving family of her own, she no longer needed.
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Maybe it was a more general ache for spring itself that led to my travel fantasy, of spring in Venice, also foggy and chilly, where beef carpaccio was invented at Harry's Bar, but I went to work that day with a full-fledged craving for it and got busy.
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Amatriciana has been made by celebrity chefs on the Food Network, and can be found easily if you have a craving for it in Tokyo, want a risotto-based variation in Sao Paulo, or feel like going on a hunt for the best of its kind in Los Angeles.
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But in a piece for Vanity Fair, James Wolcott pretends otherwise: Disillusionment with Obama's presidency, loathing of Hillary Clinton, disgust with "identity politics," and a craving for a climactic reckoning that will clear the stage for a bold tomorrow have created a kinship between the "alt-right" and an alt-left.
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We all have a favorite and we all know immediately what it is—mine is probably Edge's industrial tinged first theme, which sounds exactly like the sort of stuff Cleopatra Records used to shove onto their endless compilations and which I still have a weird craving for to this day.
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And last July, Chinese government censors even started blocking mentions of Winnie the Pooh — yes, that Winnie the Pooh, the one who lives in the Hundred-Acre Wood and has an incurable craving for "hunny" — on social media sites because of an unflattering meme comparing Xi to the cartoon bear.
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His craving for the ache of style, felt throughout "Drive" (2011) and "Only God Forgives" (2013), is unappeasable, and the loveliest sight in "The Neon Demon," a hilltop view of Los Angeles, suffused in a plum-colored dusk, harks back to a Gucci perfume commercial that he shot in 2012.
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" But she warns that there's still work to do in this area of research, meaning such treatment strategies wouldn't affect regular appetite: "It's important that we understand the brain circuits involved in more detail so that we can target exaggerated wanting and craving for substances, while sparing normal levels of food consumption.
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Even if he isn't really better than that—which, I don't know, I honestly don't give a shit—Damian Lillard is possessed by a spirit of competition that is moving to watch, a craving for victory subdued in a quiet spirit that drives him to beautiful places, in both triumph and defeat.
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Yet as party activists begin to appraise the field, they are already grappling with whether to once again embrace a younger candidate who reflects the future or shrug off age and elevate a veteran politician who most clearly represents their simultaneous craving for undiluted liberalism and someone who can thwart Mr. Trump.
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But one has to wonder if his alleged actions were all part of the same pathological craving for the kind of ultimate power that makes one immune from consequence — that he got off on the simple fact that he had the ability to physically hurt women while being perceived as their noble champion.
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That he employed a hair puller to keep the blood flowing to his signature pompadour seems not only proof of vanity but a physical manifestation of his insatiable craving for highbrow status; the same guy behind the hummable melodies of "West Side Story" also deployed Aramaic text and the 12-tone scale.
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So whatever the conservative religious psychology, however strong the conservative craving for certainty and stability, nobody looking at the changes wrought in the church over the last fifty years could possibly describe conservative Catholicism as actually committed, in any kind of rigorous or non-negotiable sense, to defending a changeless, timeless church against serious alteration.
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If you peruse the books on the best-seller lists, you'll find variations on a theme: The best way to increase self-control is to use our willpower (and related mental capacities like executive function — that part of the mind that directs planning and reasoning) to ignore or suppress our craving for immediate pleasure.
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There are still some notable fans of the preserve: Paddington, the fictional bear created by the children's author Michael Bond, kept an emergency stash of marmalade sandwiches under his hat; and one British newspaper claimed the fashion designer and singer Victoria Beckham developed a craving for the sticky spread during her pregnancy in 2011.
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Like distributed, behind-the-meter solar it is low risk, can be sited near existing load, increases the resilience of the distribution grid, and satisfies the powerful consumer craving for solar power; at the same time, it is cheaper, simpler (fewer contracts per kW of capacity), and more inclusive than behind-the-meter solar.
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From what we can guess or analogize for it's internal perspective, I guess it's just not part of their consciousness, they would not feel hunger pangs, anxiety over where is the next meal or any kind of craving for food, the same way you don't even notice lunchtime passing when you're deeply engrossed in some other motivation.
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So passionate are some connoisseurs for their sushi that on Passover — the eight-day holiday when grain products are forbidden and Ashkenazi Jews will not eat rice as well because it is seen as too similar to grains — they will use quinoa, a botanical relative of spinach and beets, to satisfy their craving for salmon and tuna rolls.
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James Wolcott, writing in Vanity Fair in March, captured the general spirit of disdain and irritation: Disillusionment with Obama's presidency, loathing of Hillary Clinton, disgust with "identity politics," and a craving for a climactic reckoning that will clear the stage for a bold tomorrow have created a kinship between the 'alt-right' and an alt-left.
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However, we should meet a book where it is, and in our continued craving for all stories Scandinavian, "The Red Address Book" is just the sort of easy-reading tale that will inspire readers to pull up a comfy chair to the fire, grab a mug of cocoa and a box of tissues and get hygge with it.
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Russian success in what are traditionally close US allies could, theoretically, pose a grave challenge to a key US market, but it is unlikely that Moscow will make much headway in displacing Washington given these countries&apos dependence on the United States as their primary security guarantor, vulnerability to US sanctions and craving for advanced US equipment.
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He finds a potential buyer in NBA superstar Kevin Garnett (playing himself, quite well), but coming into contact with him merely inspires Howard to keep doubling down on his gambling with elaborate parlays, defying the odds and common sense as his craving for action blinds him, at least periodically, to the peril that he keeps courting.
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But it can often feel that the luxury of time has been accompanied by a heightened, commensurate craving for love: Part of the modern condition is wondering who might love us and how that love might be more perfectly expressed, and animals' new duty is to answer both of those problems, to make this loneliest of ages feel a little less lonely.
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" Finally, trumpeted Freud, "Man's craving for grandiosity is now suffering the third and most bitter blow from present-day psychological research, which is endeavoring to prove to the 'ego' of each one of us that he is not even master in his own house, but that he must remain content with the veriest scraps of information about what is going on unconsciously in his own mind.
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" In perhaps the clearest example of how the term equates the hateful rhetoric of the alt-right with the left's frustration with the centrism of the Democrats, Wolcott writes, "Disillusionment with Obama's presidency, loathing of Hillary Clinton, disgust with 'identity politics,' and a craving for a climactic reckoning that will clear the stage for a bold tomorrow have created a kinship between the 'alt-right' and an alt-left.
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Should you find yourself in the greater Troy area with a craving for nothing but a Chick-fil-A sandwich and of course, the good luck to feel this way on any day but Sunday, you'll have to travel 68 miles to the Chick-fil-A in Chicopee, Massachusetts or 76 miles to the one in Enfield, Connecticut, and driving either of those distances for fast food seems ill-advised.
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What Schulz creates in Charlie Brown's baseball career is a pure neurotic flip of that dream, a nightmare where a young man is given pure Athlete Mindset, a need to succeed on his own terms and a craving for success and the love that comes along with success, that is COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY impossible due to a combination of his pure lack of physical or tactical talent and the immense neurosis growing out of that need.
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They do, however, provide some sense of history, reminding us that while Mr. Trump's craving for attention and use of controversy as an instrument of publicity have remained the same over the years, the surreal switch of venues — from the New York tabloid universe and the world of reality TV to the real-life arena of national and global politics — has turned formerly "small-potatoes stakes," as one writer put it, into something profoundly more troubling.
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"War and Peace": Eight times: different translations; illuminations different each time, often tiny, details of acute physical observation — the faint creak of Helene Kuragin's corset in the inadvertent betrothal scene; the military surgeon at Borodino wiping blood from his finger before lighting a cigar; the knowing look in the old grey she-wolf's eyes; the abandoned Natasha's sudden craving for chicken (a wiser choice than Anatole); Pierre in the beautiful epilogue failing to shop adequately for his wife.
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His is the story of the kid Max Scherzer struck out looking time after time in high school, the poor, committed sap Allen Iverson dominated when he was 12, the myriad high schoolers who dreamed of quarterback glory only to watch Matt Ryan steal it away from them, the kids who might have the same ambition and drive and craving for glory of even the fringiest European NBA Prospect, but who quite simply didn't have the talent or the mental gifts to come even close to making it happen.
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That hyperpartisanship has resulted in a craving for non-establishment candidates like Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on the right and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE on the left in the 2016 election to replace him.
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