Mariah Carey has said she eats nothing but Norwegian salmon and capers every day.
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She finds work at a pet store, fills her apartment with rescued dogs and eats nothing but Chinese takeout.
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Yes, because E. is on the carnivore diet, where he eats nothing except for meat, eggs, and a bit of cheese.
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Today, our extreme celebrity dieters are people like Tom Brady, who has never eaten a strawberry, and Mariah Carey, who once claimed she eats nothing but Norwegian salmon and capers.
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A man I know in his early 73s said he had lost 12 pounds in about two months on what he calls the 7-11 diet: He eats nothing from 7 p.m.
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Although Mr. Adams now eats nothing "that has a face, mother or father," he said he knows most people at risk of Type 2 diabetes will not abandon all animal foods, sugary sweeteners and refined starches or become exercise fanatics.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Kelly Cho, the chef of Suki, a six-seat Japanese curry shop in the East Village, eats nothing for an hour before she tastes her curry, just clearing her palate with a sip of green tea.
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If such a thing existed, they wanted nothing of it: According to the Twitter crowd, the human equivalent of the predominant German culture is a xenophobic, homophobic, ignorant hick who eats nothing but eggs and potatoes and spinach, even abroad, proudly displaying his "Piefigkeit," his petty-bourgeois small-mindedness, to the embarrassed global community.
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"Man eats nothing but potatoes for two months". The Telegraph. Retrieved December 30, 2019. He accepted that the diet is not sustainable in the long term but said his experiment had revealed how "truly healthy" potatoes are.
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Infestations can be prevented through the use of a Weed Roller or a LakeMaid. These are automated and unattended machines. Permits may be required by various states. In 2007, Professor Sallie Sheldon of Middlebury College reported that an aquatic weevil (Euhrychiopsis lecontei), which eats nothing but milfoil, was an effective weapon against it.
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In Philippine mythology, a Bal-Bal is an undead monster that steals corpses whether it is in a funeral or grave and feeds on them. It has a strong sense of smell for dead human bodies. It also has claws and teeth sharp enough to rip the clothing of the dead. Since it eats nothing but corpses, it has a foul breath.
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The queen herself eats nothing during this period, sustaining herself on fat deposits and her shrinking flight muscles. After the first brood of workers is ready, they take over the running of the fledgling colony and the queen becomes strictly an egg-laying machine. This process takes 40–60 days. At first, the colony grows slowly, but after two to three years, the growth becomes faster.
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The short story concerns Franny's weekend date with her collegiate boyfriend, Lane Coutell. Lane takes her to a fashionable lunch room, where Franny quickly becomes exasperated when he only appears interested in conversing about the minutiae of his academic frustrations. Franny questions the importance of college education and the worth of Lane's friends. She eats nothing, feels faint, and becomes progressively more uncomfortable talking to Lane.
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Engelhardt arrives destitute at Herbertshöhe, where he meets Emma Forsayth, known as Queen Emma, from whom he acquires the island Kabakon on credit. He also meets a sailor named Christian Slütter who studies to become a captain. Engelhardt establishes his order and hires natives as laborers for the coconut plantation, financing everything through loans and credit. He practices nudism, eats nothing but coconuts and begins advertising his new paradise abroad.
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Albert Pope of Hartford saw a bicycle in Philadelphia in 1876 and was immediately enthralled with the concept of an "ever-saddled horse that eats nothing and requires no care." He subsequently began the first bicycle manufacturing in America, Columbia Bicycles, and set about marketing the vehicle, setting up a system of distributorships with fixed prices, hiring doctors to tout cycling as healthy exercise, and founding cycling magazines. When the safety bicycle was developed in the 1880s, he was in a perfect position to benefit from the subsequent craze. Connecticut also became an innovative leader in the shipbuilding industry.
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By chance I met a > painter and had him draw (the mo). I note that in the Shanhai jing this > beast eats iron and copper, and eats nothing else. This stirred me and now I > have composed a paean for it. (tr. Harper 2013: 204-205) Bai used two Chinese medicinal terms for what a mo image specifically repelled: wēn (瘟, "epidemic; infection") and xié (邪, "evil; unhealthy influences that cause disease"). Earlier Chinese sources about mo did not mention drawing one in order to repel evil through apotropaic magic, and artists were free to shape the hybrid beast without reference to the giant panda (Harper 2013: 205).
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The Japanese baku (獏) changed the Chinese myth about the mo image preventing illness to dream-devouring in order to prevent nightmares. Bai's "eats iron and copper, and eats nothing else" reference comes from Guo Pu's 4th century commentary to the Shanhai jing and not the pre-Han classic text. The Shanhai jing proper mentions the mengbao "ferocious leopard" on South Mountain, which Guo notes as a metal-eating beast similar to the mo, and mentions Lai Mountain, which he glosses as a mo habitat. Bai Juyi's reading of the Shanhai jing with Guo's commentary, conflated the "ferocious leopard" and mo "panda" as same metal-eating animal (Harper 2013: 220).
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If you have just come to the monastery, and in spite of your good will you cannot accomplish what you want, take every opportunity you can to sing the Psalms in your heart and to understand them with your mind. And if your mind wanders as you read, do not give up; hurry back and apply your mind to the words once more. Realize above all that you are in God's presence, and stand there with the attitude of one who stands before the emperor. Empty yourself completely and sit waiting, content with the grace of God, like the chick who tastes nothing and eats nothing but what his mother brings him.
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A British report said: :"He puts out his hand much in the same fashion as a 'young person' who is dying of ennui. It is a sort of here-you-are-do- what-you-will-with-it-but-oh-let-it-be-soon kind of handshake... He has been compared to a farmer's boy by virtue of a knack he possesses of ambling along rather than walking erect, as becomes a militiaman crossing the barrackyard."The New York Times, 26 November 1894, quoting undated issue of British Sport First impressions - "he looks as though he eats nothing but string", the French reporter said of his lean appearance - were soon dispelled. Zimmerman's first match was the meeting that preceded the finish of Bordeaux–Paris on the Buffalo track.
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