Among Mr Lore's most popular fangs are his Classic Canines, which look friendly, as fangs go.
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"So dead or alive, if the venom glands are still in the part with the fangs, it can still empty the venom glands through the fangs."[KIIITV]
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Tensions rise for Fangs when someone leaks the video of him with Midge backstage at the musical, and the Sheriff comes and takes Fangs away for questioning.
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Lastly, it was the person who really shot Fangs, Mrs.
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The FANGs do face common challenges, albeit to varying degrees.
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It was discovered with venom still dripping from its fangs.
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The creatures have long fangs, which act like a trap.
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Patron saint of dogs' fangs and scorn, of false death.
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Some obnoxious pets draw blood with their fangs and claws.
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The vampires all wore black and bared their fangs theatrically.
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Analysts have reacted to the rising headwinds against the FANGs.
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Klump (Robyn Ross), Midge's mom, who admits that she killed Fangs.
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Her fangs were sharp, but she knew how to use them.
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Between 2013 and 2016 authorities in Bolivia seized 380 jaguar fangs.
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But only after ripping out their fangs with your bare hands.
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We haven't seen a fangs this cute since The Little Vampire.
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The next night, the creature sinks its fangs under her skin.
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Republicans have their fangs bared and you have your tails tucked.
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But the cat does not bare its fangs; it does not bite.
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Archie runs to stop him, they struggle, and Fangs ultimately gets shot.
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And keep away from flames and mouths of any animals with fangs.
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Except that the Ghoulies didn't have anything to do with "killing" Fangs.
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Their mouths were full of fangs – just like the mermaids of Siren.
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" Later he added, "I think the FANGs [stocks] are a bubble frankly.
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It's like the people who wear fake vampire fangs casually around town.
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"(At the beginning) he sank his fangs into everybody," she said, laughing.
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FANGs refer to shares of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet-owned Google.
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SPX 19 pct rise) -However, FANGs/Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLF.
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He had these two large fangs that were a lovable part of his smile, and when they were collecting some ashes to put in an urn after the cremation, they noticed that his two fangs had remained intact.
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Since the start of 2016, the older tech stocks have the FANGs beat.
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She didn't even bust out a witch hat or pair of plastic fangs.
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But mimicry might be the key to its survival, even without the fangs.
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This predilection for pointed fangs is not, however, how it has always been.
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"The fangs are 22016 percent real," Rienzie wrote in an email to Mashable.
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FANGs is an acronym referring to Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet.
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Aside from baring his fangs, Trump is uninterested in processing the extra refugees.
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He even made gold fangs for a Doberman in a Kanye West video.
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Berran's new paintings manifest an arresting, congenial gregariousness — while also showing their fangs.
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In comparison, the FANGs — Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet — have outperformed the BATs.
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" If index funds "buy the FANGs regardless of price then that's a risk.
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"We've all made so much money on the FANGs, what's wrong with diversification?"
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A salty scene that bares its fangs and gets a bit too mean.
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Every smile is beautiful, especially when that smile reveals a set of vampire fangs.
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Baston often wore yellow contact lenses and gold fangs to enhance his bloodsucker persona.
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A jaguar's four fangs, ten claws, pelt and genitalia sell for $20,000 in Asia.
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There also are vampire fangs and zombie make-up selfie filters to play with.
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We felt ready to blatantly bare our political fangs, regardless of what others thought.
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The color choice is important because Armisen himself complimented his black suit with fangs.
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It was some kind of creature covered in white fur, with claws and fangs.
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"You can't get upset at a snake for having fangs," Mr. Cooper told me.
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One looks like a gilded fox chewing a goose in its shiny silver fangs.
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Chūnari: These are mid-level demons, with long, sharp horns and tusk-like fangs.
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I painted my hair white like cactus fuzz and popped the fangs back in.
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Alolan Muk uses them to attack, just like other Pokémon use their fangs or claws.
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She spends some of her money this week on vampire fangs and a PlayStation controller.
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How could you not like a candy you can press on your teeth like fangs.
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It's the so-called FANGs, or Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google (through parent company Alphabet).
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Yet unlike candy corn or spider-web decorations, fangs have become a year-round phenomenon.
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In 1966, a kid dressed as a devil by painting himself red and wearing fangs.
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The snake, out of nowhere, whipped around and sunk its fangs into Pump's left hand.
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The 1,039 participants dressed up in their best vampire-inspired garb — including capes and fangs.
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Me and my friends all wore see-through long lace dresses, fake blood and fangs.
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But after Jughead gets a call from Archie (KJ Apa), we learn Reggie didn't shoot Fangs.
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It's got the longest fangs of any snake in the world and a potentially fatal bite.
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Paranormal romances will still be festooned with topless men who may or may not have fangs.
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Now, alongside fangs, freckles, and feet, players can buy blue breast veins, cellulite, and stretch marks.
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Once a graphic designer by trade, Mr Lore now makes fangs full-time in New Orleans.
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Most of Mr Lore's clients wear their fangs—which can cost as much as $1,200—regularly.
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She brought over a drawing of Trump as a clown with a blue nose and fangs.
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He goes full goth, with Halloween fangs and fake blood, and pretends to be a vampire.
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Though they have fangs and carry poison, tarantulas are not considered a serious threat to humans.
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But Trump has found America's soft spot, its vulnerability, and he's plunging his fangs into it.
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With her wrinkles, fangs and tongue stuck out, she's a fright, though a potentially protective one.
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The head with its distinctive jaws, fangs, eyes, and snouts are simple sheet metal as well.
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Some, like the king cobra, deliver a large amount of venom with its large, channeled fangs.
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I would've slept in the fangs if I hadn't been worried I'd choke in my sleep.
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Like a rabid dog with a bloody steak in its fangs, they will not give up.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Europe's data police have new fangs that are turning out to be pretty sharp.
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In classic mythology, the Wendigo is extremely tall, has glowing eyes, yellowed fangs, and a long tongue.
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"I still like old tech, not the FANGs, per say, but the older technology companies," he said.
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She says Sheriff Minetta really doesn't have anything, and that Fangs should keep quiet until he's released.
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Jughead calls Archie to tell him Fangs is getting out, and the town is in an uproar.
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Here is a man making custom vampire fangs in another person's mouth in a crowded convention hall.
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China still remains a huge opportunity for the FANGs but it continues to be out of reach.
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It's further evidence that the exaggerated fangs of saber-toothed cats were strong enough to penetrate bone.
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Thanks to its popularity, critical accolades, and Spielberg's clout, Animaniacs was allowed to bare its cute fangs.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar is taking credit for biting Beyoncé — and is baring her fangs to prove it.
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A ferocious fire-breathing creature with bulging eyes, fangs, and foaming at the mouth stands over us.
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Sharp fangs helped it snack on other large fish, whose fossils were found in the same area.
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The prey have fangs that inject venom and silk that they can use to get you entangled.
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Best of all, it's topped with vampire fangs and a cherry—for all your Halloween costume needs.
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Many analysts expect greater regulation of technology companies and are switching their focus away from the FANGs.
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"Listen, if I wanted to write movies about people with capes and fangs, I could," he said.
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A poison is inhaled, ingested, or absorbed, while a venom is delivered via something else, commonly fangs.
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At their wildest, the girls fuse into a wolf pack, donning fangs and snarling at the moon.
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Trilobites Researchers say the tiny crystalline structures in the predator's fangs could inspire strong, see-through materials.
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The purpose of their iconic fangs, however, is the subject of a longstanding debate, with some scientists arguing that the fangs—which grew as long as 28 centimeters (11 inches) in length—were too fragile, and the saber-tooth bite too weak, to be used for attacking prey.
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Knuckles in her mouth, Turtle watches the spider come half out again, fangs buried in the mouse's back.
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Sheriff Mineta won't give Jughead the video, and Jughead is worried they'll pin all of it on Fangs.
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At the hospital, Fangs Fogarty (Drew Ray Tanner) is still alive but the Serpents are up in arms.
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Instead, the fangs are for protection and to scare off predators who might try to mess with them.
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Check. Skulls, corpsepaint, horns, devils, bat wings, snake fangs, axes, whisky, guitars, drums, razors, bloodstains, crosses, graves, runes?
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Jughead, Sweet Pea (Jordan Connor), and Fangs (Drew Ray Tanner) introduce us to a shirtless encampment of Serpents.
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Lady Gaga's little monsters in China have their fangs out about her recent meeting with the Dalai Lama.
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Powerfully muscled, Razana had deep, massive jaws and strong teeth like fangs for crunching through tendons and bones.
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Monk, a 217-year-old black rescue cat, has straight up vampire fangs growing out of his mouth.
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The cobra is able to spit its venom when it feels attacked by forcing venom through its fangs.
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Some male primates, for example, use long canine teeth that resemble fangs to intimidate and fight other males.
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It could also finally explain your friends who find pop culture vampires inexplicably attractive, pointy fangs and all.
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He retracted his fangs, fixed his eyes on mine, and one by one, began to suck my fingers.
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In 1995, he started selling a line of ultrarealistic acrylic vampire fangs that fit snugly over the teeth.
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He ran a full vampire emporium, with half a dozen contractors, casting thousands of fangs for aspiring vampires.
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Standard fangs go for $150, a price that includes a pendant, a book and a ritualized renaming ceremony.
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Father Sebastiaan's fangs poked out as he took a drag and flipped through old photos on his phone.
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So don your witch's hat or pop in your vampire fangs and queue up the 214 songs below.
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It's well known that the high-flying FANGs have been outperforming their legacy peers over the last few years.
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He commissioned the teeth to be made by Chris Lyons of Fangs FX to look exactly like the actor's.
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With "the FANGs we are seeing more bullish type of replacements," Rosin said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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In the comedic black-and-white photo, both Swanson and Perry had rubber lips and fangs in their mouths.
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We used to look at FANGs [Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google parent Alphabet] and say 'Oh this is tech.
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When Archie tackles Reggie to stop him, the gun goes off, shooting Fangs in the middle of the chest.
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They're absolutely adorable chewing on our host's hand right now, but beware of those fangs in a few months!
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The fish tend to eat plankton and algae, said Casewell—they're not using their big fangs to catch prey.
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"If you tell them to watch the screen time, all of a sudden the fangs come out," he said.
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Fred Armisen showed up to the 2018 Emmy Awards on Monday night with a very unusual accessory: vampire fangs.
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To perform the dastardly deed on the immature female, the male uses its fangs to cut through the exoskeleton.
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Watching the women decorate their cars with everything from fangs to polka dots to roses was a total trip.
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This evidence suggests that saber-toothed cats could possibly have used their bone-penetrating fangs to take down prey.
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There are glowing eyes and fangs aplenty, while the song itself (released last September) features samples from Lil Bub.
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We're told the snake jumped out of nowhere on his path and sunk its fangs into his left leg.
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Collectively, their work is something like reaching down to pet a kitten, only to find it's got massive fangs.
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"Once they've taken out his claws and his fangs, then the bear is no longer necessary," Mr. Putin said.
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He hosted raucous parties, wrote books and launched product lines — jewelry, contact lenses and the fangs — with financial success.
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When Ming tried to pounce on the cat, Mr. Yates jumped between them and was gashed by Ming's fangs.
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State news agency Xinhua said the U.S. investigation is a unilateralist "baring of fangs" that will hurt both sides.
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Nia is obsessed with vampire fiction, so AJ pretends to be a vampire, with Halloween fangs and fake blood.
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CARVED FISH Wooden fish on turned pedestals flash their fangs at Lost City Arts (prices start around $2000,21880 each).
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In the final installment on May 9, Coetzee will go after the Guinean barracuda, which boasts 3-inch fangs.
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I've always been an inventive dreamer: Demons, fangs, and post-apocalyptic hybrid bat-goat creatures populated my worst nightmares.
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The gray chip basket has returned nearly 10 percent since President Trump's win while the FANGs are up 6.5 percent.
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As for racism—a literally nonsensical ideology—it is surprisingly robust, but has shorter, blunter fangs than it used to.
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Although highly venomous, the snakes have tiny fangs and small jaws that pose little danger to humans, Dr. Pauly said.
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A message accompanying the image said the canine's "fangs are itching" to take a bite out of traitorous Putin critics.
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Eventually, Fangs (Drew Ray Tanner), Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch), and Toni Topaz (Vanessa Morgan) are exiled for ignoring Jughead's orders.
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And perhaps the biggest factor working in their favor is the impenetrable nature of the Chinese market for the FANGs.
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Feline fangs aside, Rory sounds like the purr-fect companion for eternity, or at least the next decade or so.
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Teresia Lischewski (pictured) bought a pair of Mr Lore's fangs last Halloween and wears them "as often as humanly possible".
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But when he reached to grab the severed head, it latched both its fangs into his fingers, Jennifer Sutcliffe said.
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They have already launched a guerrilla invasion of every Western country by sinking their fangs of economic dependence into them.
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Note how sketchy Gessner is about the details of these beasts, depicting them with massive fangs and facial decorative displays.
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Emerging markets and the so-called FANGs - Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google - have made the most eye-catching moves though.
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"I wanted something that took me out of the spectrum of the normal," she said and pointed to her fangs.
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Robert Pattison is trading in his fangs for the Batmobile and Kristen Stewart couldn't be happier for her ex-boyfriend.
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There is no way to tell if the spider is venomous, since the Chimerarachne's fangs aren't large enough to examine.
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Usually spiders are not even able to chomp on people, partly because the arachnids' fangs are too small and weak.
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When we get behind the wheel, we're like those feral, bosomy monsters in a Hammer horror film, licking our glistening fangs.
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At the trailer, Fangs (Drew Ray Tanner) tells Jughead he was hooking up with Midge, but that he didn't kill her.
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Jughead, who's trying to keep things together for the Serpents, gets former Mayor, now Attorney, McCoy (Robin Givens) to represent Fangs.
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Or, maybe, unlike his stabbed-to-death lover Midge (Emilija Baranac), the show wanted to give Fangs a less tragic ending.
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The drink will be available at participating stores for the next four days, so brandish your fangs and head on over.
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Crotch Council, Bread Fangs, Hepatitis B Youth and DKG Sleep Trio Why the moves from Tampa, to Bloomington and then Providence?
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Venom in their fangs helps kill their victims instantly, though their bite isn&apost as dangerous when it comes to humans.
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As one man in Texas learned recently, snakes can still sink their fangs into something roughly an hour after they're decapitated.
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Heady price-to-earnings ratios were questioned during the January correction and the FANGs may still carry too much hot air.
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Of the FANGs, we've been long-term holders of Alphabet, bought Facebook last summer and added Amazon in the 4th quarter.
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While wage inflation does tend to hit some sectors much harder than others, alternative FANGs can be found across every sector.
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Other customers want pointier teeth or simply think fangs will help them express their personalities better—"like jewellery", Mr Lore says.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back 225 percent to close at 2600,22 as Netflix dropped 103 percent to lead the FANGs lower.
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Amid all the jabber, she couldn't help notice the tips of something sharp inside his mouth—something that looked like fangs.
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There are plans for a mass printing system for fangs, an autobiography and a series of esoteric guides for aspiring vampires.
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First, venom has to be milked from the snake's fangs, and it has to be done repeatedly to produce sufficient quantities.
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Raven's dad was red-hued with horns and fangs, but he went down hard after she blasted him with white light.
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People smiled at me and then I'd flash my fangs or click those (hot glue) ice claws and they would cower.
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MURDOCH: And blowing stuff up, we have like fangs and stuff, so now, they are like, they ride their horses in America?
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A 4-foot-long western diamondback rattlesnake sunk one of its fangs just above Emily's ankle, her father, Wes Oehler, tells PEOPLE.
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So, with Reggie's rage for the Southside boiling for four episodes, we come to "Shadow of a Doubt," where Reggie shoots Fangs.
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However, the Serpent men approach Fangs towards the close of the episode and ask him to go undercover into the Gargoyle Gang.
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"The fangs came in some time around 1 year of age," the cat's owner, Nicole D. Rienzie, tells PEOPLE in an email.
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The popularity of vampire-themed films, novels and television programmes has helped create a customer base with a growing taste for fangs.
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Ninety percent of the time the fit is so precise that the fangs—which are otherwise removable—remain in place without glue.
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"The disrespectful gossipers in the media there, narcissistic and baring their fangs, seemingly retain vestiges of the inelegance of barbarians," it said.
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The only way to build a more powerful fire hammer is by getting this Anjanath to drop a few more fangs. Nothing?
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Without fangs, a snake is unable to eat, and so it slowly starves to death over the course of weeks or months.
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But as soon as I asked a customer, through my plastic fangs, what he wanted to drink, I got laughter in response.
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The Originals: Season 5 23 Dangerous Animals: Asia (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): From fangs to claws to venomous stings, they all wield deadly weapons.
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When he reached down, the snake — a Western diamondback — sank its fangs into his hand and held on for about 30 seconds.
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Six largish paintings (and one tiny one) manifest this new idiom with an arresting, congenial gregariousness — while a couple show their fangs.
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Some short-sellers have held their bets against the FANGs since the middle of 2017 and have yet to turn a profit.
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In April, it was announced that the actor would be putting his fangs back on to star in Netflix's new drama V-Wars.
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It turned out this pseudo-somber tone was but a porcelain veneer over the fangs beneath, a filler in the snarling upper lip.
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I actually really like Fangs, so I'm glad to hear that he could, at least theoretically, come back for the show's third season.
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Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, said the prospect of higher interest rates is pressuring tech stocks, particularly the FANGs.
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Image: Pascal Title/Amphibian & Reptile ConservationPredatory arthropods have special body parts, such as modified jaws, big beaks, and large fangs to capture victims.
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There were ravids, too— great cats with fangs like scythes— and birds that mimicked human voices, and scorpions whose sting imparted superhuman strength.
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The smoothies and juices here are incredible; the blood-red Vampiro Tropical will make you feel so rejuvenated, you might just grow fangs.
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Also, a bite from its venomous fangs is powerful enough to cause torturous pain in an entire human limb for several days. summer!!!!
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I ran over a coral snake the other day, which, had it sunk its fangs into my ankle, I would have died immediately.
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Maybe you're not even into Halloween that much, and you do the bare minimum every year by reluctantly slapping on some vampire fangs.
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"The vet says that although [the fangs are] rare, they pose no health threats, and he is happy and healthy," she told Mashable.
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After starting a fire, he sometimes saw visions of a crimson man with fangs and claws, and flames coming out of his head.
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Ms. Withers, clearly, has had similar fangs-bared arguments about raves and pans, about who's talented and who's not so secretly a hack.
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There's nothing sinister in allowing yourself a bit of fantasy, some room to surrender to some more subterranean inclinations — no plastic fangs necessary.
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Scott Behr of Total Metal Resource created a layered steel portrait of my black cat, Cleopatra, her fangs bared and ears on alert.
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The journal Nature has reported that between August 20083 and February 2015, Bolivian authorities confiscated 186 jaguar fangs from packages bound for Asia.
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He's also a puppy, as Rachel rightly notes at one point, in a film that yaps and nips but never bares its fangs.
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Applebee's cocktail of the month is the Vampire, a purple rum cocktail that comes with a set of vampire fangs, all for $1.
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By the time Cesar was done, it seemed a miracle that the run hadn't ended in a ball of fangs and flying fur.
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I wanted to bring together all this art about being a monster during childhood and adolescence, sink my fangs into it and go wild.
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That allowed the armor to withstand the bites of a T. rex, which had fangs as long as bananas, if you include the roots.
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"I used the fangs in the pre-production exploration to find the voice, to find the shape of the mouth," Stevens, 34, tells PEOPLE.
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Either way, I'm crossing my fingers, toes, and fangs for a Shadows on Shadows cameo, because when good meets great, more is always welcome.
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For investors looking to start 2017 with a bang, Netflix and Facebook might be the stocks to buy out of the so-called FANGs.
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The UQ study, which involved collaborators from the Netherlands and the UK, found these fangs make the blenny fairly unique within the animal kingdom.
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While most venomous creatures use their poison to kill predators or to stun prey to eat, the blenny's fangs are purely for self-defense.
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It was taking over.) I had an incredible set of dirty teeth (by Fangs) with enlarged gums to give my cheeks the Oscar silhouette.
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Many charmers have taken to removing a snake's fangs, or simply tying a snake's mouth shut, in order to safely work with the animal.
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He recommends that investors tilt their portfolios toward this cohort instead of the larger FANGs, which face a slew of risks, including increased regulation.
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The shape and function of an animal's fangs, claws or tentacles as well as the composition of its target also influence how it penetrates.
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Radio ads broadcast in parts of the country offer $100 to $150 for jaguar fangs, most likely for necklaces to be sold as trinkets.
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A wind blows in a dark clearing, a half-moon of men all turn white faces to you in unison, revealing … gleaming vampire fangs?
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Farmers in Central Java call the first growth of rice plants taring padi, because they look like tiny green fangs rising from the earth.
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It's a fitting tribute to the titular Mileena, a sai-wielding assassin who occasionally uses her sharp fangs to sever the heads of her enemies.
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The narrow blades weren't worn out of necessity—bloodkin largely used their fangs to feed—but were mandated by a law hundreds of years old.
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At the trailer, Jughead is worried about Fangs' safety when he sees Joaquin DeSantos (Rob Raco), FP's former accomplice in the Jason Blossom cover up.
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Of all the people on Riverdale, Fangs and Sweet Pea (Jordan Connor) are the ones who kill the Gargoyle King — and by accident no less.
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We were warning conservatives that the pressures they were subjecting the GOP to would select for fangs, and a tendency to turn on its enablers.
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Custom orders start at $12,000 and depend on a client's imagination and budget: blue skin, green fish-like scales, fangs, elf ears, you name it.
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It was a radical shift from the 1940s, when a wide variety of pulp art, fangs, and pin-up girls proliferated on fighters and bombers.
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The wild goth subculture of the 1990s may be gone, but as long as there are people who want fangs, Father Sebastiaan will supply them.
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CreditCredit In the dim corner of Halloween Adventure, a two-story costume store in Manhattan, a man called Father Sebastiaan sculpts vampire fangs by hand.
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She unwittingly castrates two grooms on their wedding nights before taking matters into her own hands and fashioning a device to remove the fangs herself.
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"If we get a downdraft in the stock market, I think the other FANGs are going to perform much worse than Google," he said. Disclaimer
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"Not a shooting day went by without Tony gliding up behind Jodie or myself, baring his fangs and going, 'Good mooorning,' " Demme told PEOPLE in 1991.
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They also pose a major challenge to major U.S. tech names known as the FANGs or Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet, the parent company of Google.
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Still: YouTubeYou might not think that the teeth in your mouth have much in common with the massive fangs you'll find in a T-rex skull.
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Microsoft says it needed to directly fuze the "fangs" that hold the lid in place to the hinge because the 15-inch version needed more stability.
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Some opted for "KEEP YOUR TINY HANDS OFF MY OVARIES," while others carried images of militant uteri, ovaries outfitted with raised middle fingers or snake fangs.
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But the adorable toy—a Feisty Pet named Glenda Glitterpoop—transforms into an angry creature and reveals a set of gnarly fangs when it is squeezed.
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In the photos, Gellar wears vampire fangs, one in what seems like a Halloween photo and the other in a still from her hit WB show.
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Could something worse than Spanish flu—deadlier and more transmissible—be biding its time on some vampire bat's fangs, one bite away from patient zero's bloodstream?
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Outsized gains this month from a range of tech stocks, the FANGs included, have brought the S&P 500 to within striking distance of its Jan.
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Cyborg says she was working in her garden last week when the spider appeared and sunk its fangs into the fighter's leg -- causing a nasty wound.
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For people who have never been around dogs, the idea of learning about dog aggression from a real dog with fangs and everything is pretty terrifying.
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The horns come next, and it all wraps up with Jolie adding the fake fangs to her teeth before giving her best smile for the camera.
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Word of the Day : a venomous snake with large hinged fangs, typically having a broad head and stout body, with dark patterns on a lighter background.
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Because this spider has large fangs it bares as a defense mechanism, it is commonly mistaken for the brown recluse spider in the U.S., the article states.
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Here's hoping that Twix debuts the "Spider," or Kit Kat hits us with a "Vampire Fangs" bar — I personally am holding out hope for the Peeps' "Werewolf."
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Then, like their parents before them, the entire group (plus Sweet Pea and Fangs) swears to never reveal Archie's whereabouts and their own involvement in the breakout.
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Casewell said that even fangblennies without venom might use their fangs for defense, the same way other fish have big spines that make them difficult to eat.
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To many in Silicon Valley the fortunes of the FANGs—as the pack is known—seemed so entwined that they were treated like a distinct asset class.
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As for the tiger, in China and Vietnam its bones and penis feature in traditional medicine, while tiger fangs and claws are emblems of status and power.
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The loose skin functioned as a flaccid, squishy armor: the fangs could puncture the skin but not the underlying muscles, reducing the damage of a shark bite.
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"The FANGs had sold off pretty steeply, that could be some short covering ... or investors buying indiscriminately," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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"The large fangs and acidic venom make the bite very painful," it said, noting that a major bite can cause death within an hour if left untreated.
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The Daywalkers are a double set covering the canine and the lateral incisor teeth that mimic fangs appearing in films such as "Underworld" and "The Vampire Diaries".
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The FANGs have gotten their bite back, and they are helping Wall Street erase the wrenching correction that beset it in February.
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" It said this policy was "not limited to: disformatted face, fangs, lack of front teeth, senior people with too many wrinkles, obvious facial scars, or facial deformities.
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Around 10 years ago, the goth-folk songwriter had a band with Happy Fangs drummer Jess Gowrie, but the years since had been quiet for the pair.
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Together, Archie and Jughead go to meet the new Sheriff Minetta (they find him with Hiram) so Jughead can retrieve the musical documentary footage that might incriminate Fangs.
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Then, towards the end of the episode, Hiram tells Reggie that Southsider Fangs, who is accused of killing Midge despite a lack of real evidence, is leaving jail.
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First, it was Reggie (Charles Melton) who was holding a gun when Fangs was shot, and actually did want to shoot him before Archie intervened, who was blamed.
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The blue-eyed pig's maw is open, revealing two huge fangs; he is wearing a blue policeman's cap with a yellow badge bearing the word "PIG" on it.
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We go to DSW, and I don't find anything I like, but afterward, we go to a Halloween store where I buy vampire fangs for E. and me.
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While posing on the red carpet alongside girlfriend Natasha Lyonne, the Saturday Night Live veteran showed off his humorous side by baring his fangs for all to see.
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"It appears to me the FANGs have a cavity and we advised shorting the basket two weeks ago," BGC's senior macro strategist Steve Cortes said in an email.
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And the winner could come from among the stocks CNBC's Jim Cramer first dubbed the FANGs — Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, now known by its parent company Alphabet.
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The toxins released by their fangs aren't harmful to a creature of human size, though the stinging hairs on their abdomens can cause mild skin and eye irritation.
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In addition to the valid criticism from the LGBTQ community, it's also the most dulled-down and commercialized version of her unique blend of gothic pop with fangs.
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"I think some of those FANGs are still undervalued, I would agree with Jim Cramer," Benioff said on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Dalian, China.
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"We can buy the S&P 500 and get the new FANGs," a reference to Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, "and the next acronym of choice," he said.
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"They have the content, the programming, and they have the technological capability of delivering it straight to you," he said, adding that by "they" he meant the FANGs.
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"Washington has set its fangs into Facebook ... and the stock took a big dive when something that was reported already, an FTC investigation, was reported again, " he said.
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"[The FANGs] are susceptible to any great start-up," said Juliet de Baubigny, senior partner of Kleiner Perkins, at CNBC's Productivity@Work event on Tuesday in New York City.
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The fund managers said they see the payments sector as a way to tap into growth in e-commerce and mobile computing at a more attractive multiple than FANGs.
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They want to see policies being changed ... which means the financial engineering stocks and the momentum stocks, the FANGs, I would stay away from them in a big way.
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We might not be thrilled to see fangs sprouting from their snouts, but if that's who our loved ones really are, we owe it to the relationship to look.
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Or a caracal (an African wild cat the size of a border collie) that snaps cat toys in its jaws before baring its inch-long fangs at the camera.
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The finding suggests saber-toothed fangs were indeed strong enough to penetrate bone, while shedding new light onto their social behavior, namely that saber-toothed cats fought amongst themselves.
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"Mez's Magic" is packed with as many jokes as fast-paced fight scenes (some of which can get a bit graphic — claws and fangs are brutal weapons, after all).
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He circled his arms like a basketball rim to show how big a wolf's head could be and held up a finger to indicate the size of its fangs.
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Collecting venom requires pinching a snake firmly behind its skull until it clamps its fangs over a sterile collection vial; snakes will squirt excreta in an effort to escape.
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AND IF YOU GO THROUGH THE LIST OF ALL THE COMPANIES I JUST MENTIONED, ALL THE FANGS, YOU KNOW, MAYBE WITH THE EXCEPTION OF GOOGLE -- I MEAN, EVEN FACEBOOK.
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A top aide to Mr. Kadyrov then posted a picture of the Chechen leader handling an aggressive Circassian shepherd named Tarzan, whose "fangs were itching" to bite important opposition figures.
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But "FANGs" has become convenient shorthand for a phenomenon that emerged in 2016: the value of tech couldn't be shaken, no matter what volatility existed out in the wider world.
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But the rest of Wall Street hasn't been interested in hunting for value amid consumer staples companies or big banks, opting instead for flashy acronyms stocks such as the FANGs.
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Fighting for his life, the runner was able to lodge his arm into the animal's jaws, its fangs digging into his wrist as the two tussled down to the ground.
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Even while experiencing one of early Supernatural's most disturbing deaths, Gordon was still fearsome, growling and flashing his sea monster-esque fangs until his head was separated from his body.
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The scratchboard image depicts a giant, frog-like creature with big fangs and a hunchback emerging from a doorway with a lantern, as if he's greeting a late-night guest.
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The former Downton Abbey star says that while his kids with wife Susie Stevens, a former jazz singer, enjoyed the fangs, they aren't particularly impressed with dad's high-profile job.
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The DNP also stopped a monk attempting to flee Tiger Temple in a vehicle carrying two full adult tiger skins, 10 fangs, and 700 vials containing pieces of tiger skin.
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The cobras need to keep their fangs and venom to "maximize" the health benefits; de-fanged cobras are seen as lacking the necessary ingredients to improve one's stamina and vitality.
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The youngest victim, Maria Guerrero, told her harrowing tale to ABC 7, in which the demon squirrel leapt through the air and sank its fangs into the innocent child's flesh.
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As my feet pounded the earth, my mind flooded with images of the pack catching me, taking me down, their fangs ripping into the muscles of my legs and arms.
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As a child, I recall a friend telling me that daddy longlegs possessed the most deadly venom on the planet, but that their short fangs could not penetrate human skin.
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Trilobites Some 12,000 years ago, the saber-toothed cat stalked grasslands across the Americas, pouncing on unsuspecting horses and bison before sinking its ferocious fangs into their throats and bellies.
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Tonight's Riverdale episode ended with a literal bang, as a shot went off, seemingly killing Serpent gang member Fangs Fogarty (Drew Ray Tanner), or at least critically wounding the innocent teen.
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That's when F.P. (Skeet Ulrich) tells his son that Fangs is alive, too — his "death" was just a ploy to get the Serpents to go to war with the Ghoulies. Cool.
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Furthermore, the pterosaur has surprisingly small eyes, and its dentition is "quite a mix, with a combination of fangs and miniscule teeth in each side of the lower jaws," Britt said.
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Credit...United Labor I could see the gold lion even before my cab came to a stop: the flowing mane, the three-foot-long fangs — leg muscles knotted, ready to pounce.
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Trilobites In honor of Halloween, let's take a moment to appreciate fangs — and other sharp, pointed weapons animals use to capture, bite, hold, injure and paralyze their dinner guests and rivals.
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There will be fangs, fistfights and "Bite me" jokes, all set to guitar-driven musical numbers that will sound just like heaven to fans of 1980s straight-to-VHS action films.
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There's an eerie photo on the internet of Vafeades during his trucking days, with tanned arms, silver rings on his fingers, and the tips of his fangs protruding from his lips.
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Only once did a snake manage to sink its fangs in a rat deep enough to inject venom, and it wasn't enough to stop the rat from getting away and recovering.
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This spooky Margarita of the Month has a set of fangs on top and features a blend of Lunazul® Blanco Tequila, Cointreau®, Monin® Blood Orange and fresh sour.
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The cover image shows a sheep with a wolf's fangs, a clear reference, Stetzer says, to Christians who act like sheep offline but turn into wolves when sitting at a keyboard.
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After the Egyptian cobra, which was part of Mr. Ghafouri's act, sank its fangs into his right wrist, he tied a cloth around his arm to stanch the flow of blood.
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The composition and structure of these nanocrystals make the dragonfish's fangs transparent and stronger than the teeth of some of the fiercest fish predators, such as great white sharks and piranhas.
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Most animals harboring that kind of toxin are considered venomous, not poisonous — venom has a delivery method for its toxicity, like an animal's fangs or tentacles, while poison is merely transferred.
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It's only two minutes into the first episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and a teenager—or, more accurately, a 150-year-old dead one—has sunk their fangs into a neck.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A decision by the United States to investigate China's trade practices is a unilateralist "baring of fangs" that will hurt both sides, China's state news agency Xinhua said on Tuesday.
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Hiram later sits with Reggie and not so subtly plants a seed that the Dark Circle, now controlled by the latter, should take justice into their own hands when Fangs is released.
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"In terms of getting developers to comply with these principles, Lin says people tend to have a hard time understanding the value of norms, leading to calls for the "fangs of law.
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"This study showed that the venom delivery system, the big fangs, evolved before the venom did," study author and venom expert Nicholas Casewell from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine told Gizmodo.
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While under pseudo arrest in The Dilton Doiley Bunker For G&G And Sex, Tall Boy rushes a terrified Fangs (Drew Ray Tanner), who responds by fatally shooting his would-be assailant.
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With its massive fangs and beady little eyes, no one's going to pretend that Morris the anglerfish looks as cute and cuddly as the teddy bears you'll find in any toy store.
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Hiding behind these fierce fangs is a Grammy Award winning artist known for her mega hits ... Dig into this super scrambled snap and see if you can uncover this girl on fire!
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When Kaa the python (voiced by Scarlett Johansson) sinuously slithers along a straining tree, or the animal characters rip at each other with claws and fangs, the bodies feel convincingly, intimidatingly real.
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"We are amazed by how much Milo's teeth resemble vampire fangs - they have certainly become a topic of conversation with staff and visitors," Angela Wetherall, the rehoming centre's manager said to Mashable.
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He succeeded by milking poison out of a cobra's fangs, injecting it into a horse, and waiting a couple months for the horse's immune system to develop antibodies against the venom's toxins.
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Pennywise, who sometimes takes the form of a giant spider-like monster, and whose pouty moue can suddenly sprout rows of sharp, brownish fangs, both feeds and feeds upon ordinary human viciousness.
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"As its head lashed back and forth, straining to sink its fangs into Woody's fist, it expelled poison all over the back of his hand, causing his skin to bubble," Preston writes.
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"The cobra reared and struck, biting as cobras bite, sinking her fangs their short length once, releasing, instantly biting again for better purchase, holding on, chewing at her prey," Ms. McIntyre wrote.
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FANGs was a term coined by CNBC business guru Jim Cramer in 2015 to describe the high-performing stocks of the massively successful tech companies Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google (now called Alphabet).
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At the beginning of the clip, the star flashes fake vampire fangs as she flaunts a red lip, matching eyeshadow and a jet black wig – a look created by makeup artist Fiona Stiles.
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FANGS VERY MUCH Wall Street's rally has left the S&P 500 and Nasdaq enjoying the view at record highs with the so-called FANG tech stocks providing much of the altitude again.
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When Dakota Fanning bares her fangs and a squeaky rodent announces her name before it's uttered, the film feels headed straight toward hell — and you're not sure you want to ride along anymore.
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The firm's largest bets against stocks at the end of September included those against FANGs - Netflix and Amazon, which were up 11 and 32 percent respectively in the fourth quarter, according to Morningstar.
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J.C. Blanck Mass, the solo project of Benjamin John Power from the duo referred to in this publication as F Buttons, shares the duo's penchant for Minimalism that can meditate or show fangs.
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IF YOU LOOK AT WHERE GROWTH IS COMING FROM AND WHERE UNCERTAINTY IS BEING DRIVEN, PARTICULARLY WITH TARIFFS, THE COMPANIES THAT WILL BENEFIT – THAT WILL BE IMPACTED THE LEAST BY TARIFFS ARE FANGS.
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The invaders sank their fangs into several of Calmette's new neighbors, injecting molecules that rotted muscles, ruptured blood vessels, and paralyzed the nerves that told their hearts to beat and lungs to breathe.
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Fangs through a balloon, an orange balloon stretched over a jam-jar mouth scrubbed-up bush standard—fangs dripping what looks like semen, which is venom, one of the most deadly, down grooves and splish splash onto the lens of the distorting glass-bottom boat we look up into, head of tiger snake pressed flat with the bushman's thumb—his scungy hat that did Vietnam, a bandolier across his matted chest chocked with cartridges—pistoleer who takes out ferals with secretive patriotic agendas.
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The older gray chips stocks — think IBM, Cisco or even Apple — versus the newer, so-called FANGs — Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google parent Alphabet: older tech companies founded before 2603 versus their younger brethren.
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The 1990 Pennywise (played by Tim Curry) had a disarmingly comic edge that contrasted with his abrupt shifts to horror (his teeth would turn into fangs and he'd let out this nasty growling sound).
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Dogs Trust Brigend has an adorable 7-year-old Lhasa Apso named Milo in its care, and the little guy has become quite popular across the internet for his protruding lower set of fangs.
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Its nose and jaws, concealing a combination of sharp fangs on the upper jaw and needle-like teeth on the bottom jaw, would have been below the surface of the water, the researchers said.
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It has no beady eyes or menacing fangs, but the fact that it could quickly entomb you in its resin web is more than enough reason to question why this research needs to continue.
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In all, it has 80 teeth on its lower jaws (including the four fangs), and 30 on its upper jaws, including eight little ones in the front and 22 medium teeth in the back.
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The more creative monsters of film, games and literature don't scare me—they are products of fantastic minds, engineered to elicit fear but, more often, trading in well-trodden aesthetic conventions. Slime. Fangs. Claws.
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We begin long ago when there were no dogs, only — as we see in an arresting two-page spread of furry beasts leaping forward against a white background, fangs bared, yellow eyes glinting — wolves.
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"We noticed that in all of this excitement over the FANGs taking over the world, there are parts of the economy that seem really out of favor and offer more compelling opportunities," he said.
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The Warriors, however, are a rattlesnake of a team, which is to say that you can all but behead it and quickly it sinks its fangs in and you're in pain all over again.
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But his most outrageous work by far is for Undercover: masks with feathered wings, mesh face-coverings that glow in the dark, white rabbit ears, dried hydrangeas, wild thorns that look like prehistoric fangs.
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The renamed communications services sector will include three out of four FANGs, even though investors widely view them as the leaders of a tech rally that has powered the stock market in recent years.
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Father Vincent, a major figure in New York's vampire scene—with the fangs, long gray hair, and flowing black cloak to prove it—helped turn the Swallow into a watering hole for the subculture.
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In its quest to make the world safe for itself, the North Korean government uses diplomacy — granted, a diplomacy of bared fangs and broken promises — to consolidate gains, extract concessions or provoke new crises.
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The Farm — which Betty also sees sponsoring a bizarre all-white ritual between new couple Kevin Keller (Casey Cott) and Fangs Fogarty (Drew Ray Tanner) — might be much harder to banish than the Black Hood.
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Anti-Black Hood vigilante group the Red Circle, and their pretty insane shirtless video, gave way to the mob-tied Dark Circle, which gave way to Reggie (Charles Melton) nearly killing Fangs (Drew Ray Tanner).
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Ideas for vampire-like fangs and Sonic being the frontman of a rock band were ditched, thankfully, but he still bears the mark of pop culture: His red shoes were supposedly inspired by Michael Jackson.
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Images of the wolf taken by Albert Protopopov, a researcher at the Republic of Sakha Academy of Sciences, show clumps of thick fur on its head, an immaculate snout, and a terrifying set of fangs.
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It was intoxicating, and when we both moved to Philadelphia for college a few years later, we finally got to sink our fangs into the respective underground scenes we'd been dreaming about for so long.
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It begs the question: is the concept of the FANGs dead because performance is simply too diverse and it's nonsensical to group them together, much like the concept of BRIC's, Brazil, Russia, India and China?
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Paleontologists are beginning to wonder if cuspids — also known as canines, or eye teeth, those fangs in the upper jaw — played a more complicated role in evolution than just tearing up chunks of prehistoric meat.
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It's not a terrible thing for a realist power to growl and show its fangs from time to time, and America is party to an agreement under which the Assad regime removed its chemical weapons.
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The casting of Mr. Skarsgard, who spent a lot of time baring his body, along with vampire fangs, on the HBO show "True Blood," indicates that the filmmakers understand a primal part of Tarzan's allure.
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The venom Harrison extracts through a delicate process that involves inserting the snake's fangs into a cup and rubbing its head to release the substance is used in developing pain medications and researching cancer treatments.
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It was there on August of 2017 we saw Klansmen and white supremacists and neo-Nazis come out in the open, their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism.
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In this production, which had its debut at the Minetta Lane Theater on Wednesday, the Queen is played with relish by the actor-dancer Laura Careless, who has the kind of wicked smile that suggests fangs.
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The depiction of vampires in Chinese mythology, as translated onto the big screen, typically features pale skin, rings around the eyes and darkened lips — as opposed to the typical Western image of fangs dripping with blood.
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And with this new trailer, we finally get a closer look at Krang, who, being the pink bubblegum monster with fangs that he is, still somehow manages to look pretty scary in CG. So that's something!
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She says she gets regular use out of her fangs by attending vampire balls, comic-book conventions and events in the world of cosplay, in which humans dress up as characters from cartoons or video games.
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Wearing a single, semi-discrete accessory that alludes to the fantasy you and your partner plan to carry out later in the night — like these attachable fangs — also means you'll be sharing a hot little secret.
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The fuzzy arachnids skitter across roads and parks in the western US, traveling up to a mile in search of mates (even though male tarantulas often meet their demise at the fangs of their spidery lovers).
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For the 11th straight year his fangs are sharper than everybody elses, and for the fourth time in that span he's blended his winning ways into a new environment without much more than a temporary hiccup.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Joe Buglewicz for The New York Times NASHVILLE — In the beginning, before the Nashville Predators sank their fangs into a city that adored hockey but just didn't know it yet, there was a kiosk.
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Including Apple the FANGs as a set are still up 14 percent so far this year, but privacy concerns in the wake of Facebook's scandal nearly two week back has wiped $20.2 billion off their value.
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"Valuations are extended for some of the names, and everybody's favorite names particularly the FANGs," said Meeks, referring to the widely-held group of tech stocks: Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google [the holding company of Alphabet].
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Among the sins of fried rice: too much oil, vegetables that taste only of the freezer they were stored in, grains gone to mush or ossified into tiny, brittle fangs.
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The family of three, which includes Stafford's 6½-year-old daughter Natalia Scout Lee, really got into the spirit by dressing as a vampire family, complete with fangs and gothic costumes that would make The Munsters jealous.
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Because the head was buried in permafrost, a layer of frozen soil that is ideal for preserving soft tissues, the wolf's fur, muscles, fangs, and brain remain in good condition even after tens of thousands of years.
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The 20-year-old former Disney star launched her line Filthy Fangs on Saturday, but social media users quickly began pointing out how closely Thorne's new eyeshadow palettes resemble those from black-owned makeup brand Juvia's Place .
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"The word still has power, sharp cruel fangs, and is still used to demean and destroy lives of young people up and down the UK," Justin Myers, an openly gay writer, said on his blog last month.
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Two of the new victims had stories almost identical to those of Victims A and B—from being duped into traveling with him, to the beatings and rapes, down to having their teeth filed down into fangs.
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He took a power tool to one of his victim's teeth to shape them into vampire fangs, according to court documents obtained by the AP. At his hearing, Vafeades gave a brief, tearful apology, according to the News.
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Another Reddit thread also brings up another prophecy that was once said in relation to Sansa's future: "I dreamt of a maid at a feast with purple serpents in her hair, venom dripping from their fangs," it went.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Dwelling in the dark ocean depths, the dragonfish is a frightful marvel that would fit nicely into any horror movie, boasting exotic adaptations such as virtually transparent fangs that help it thrive in this extreme environment.
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Choni Is Snubbed While Fangs has been welcomed back into the Serpent-y fold with open arms despite his misdeeds, cat burglars Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch) and Toni (Vanessa Morgan) are completely missing from this episode and their gang.
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Generally speaking, you might have to fight a specific monster a few times before you've collected everything needed, but in this case, I collected a whopping two fangs over the course of my time with the anjanath. Two!
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Very basic archetypes like the Horned God, the Triple Goddess who controls fate, the apotropaic grimacing "gorgon" face with fangs and protruding tongue, the god who dies and is reborn yearly, the trickster shapeshifting god, and so on.
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Greenstone is a place where phantoms lurk out on the big lake, where old men fly kites into the fangs of lightning and where there's always an outside chance Bob Dylan might stroll onto the Main Street stage.
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"We wanted to take the fangs out of some of the things he had said — just owning the absurdity of it," said Mike Haigis, Elixir's former general manager, who returned to Washington to help with the new theme.
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Jughead After Jughead calls all the Serpents back to the Whyte Wyrm and gets them to stop rioting and pursuing Reggie, Jughead and Sweet Pea (Jordan Connor) bicker over Jughead's responsibility for the mess with Fangs and the Ghoulies.
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Its pointy incisors, or front teeth (not necessarily their side fangs as you see in the humanlike vampire), break the skin just enough to damage blood vessels that ooze out blood that they can then lick up, not suck.
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Take a gander: When riled up or threatened, tigers tend to bare their teeth, or perhaps even roar, displaying their sizable jowls and intimidating fangs: Raccoons, however, are virtually incapable of looking even remotely intimidating, unless they're inexplicably acting like zombies.
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"While other venomous animals like vipers and scorpions require fangs or stingers to deliver its toxins, [the kambo] frog utilizes its absorption enhancer poison to allow a fast entry of toxins through the predator's skin to its bloodstream," he adds.
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"By combining McDonald's delivery favorites with items you already have at home, it's never been more convenient to create fun, themed treats," the company said, before legit writing step-by-step directions for using two French fries to make vampire fangs.
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For all of its Victorian scenery and gothic gorgeousness, for all of its ripped flesh and bloody fangs, loneliness was the show's Invisible Man, the villain nobody could defeat, the shroud around Vanessa that, in her words, brought only pain.
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The next time we see Reggie — with his completely baffling hatred for the Southside and newfound obsession with "justice," even with his Southside-supported drug dealing past — he's hiding a gun and headed for Fangs, who is walking out of jail.
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At school, Sweet Pea (Jordan Connor) and Fangs (Drew Ray Tanner), flanked by other student Serpents, say they won't support Jughead running for Student Government with Betty because The Serpents believe Betty will bail on them like Alice, her mother, did.
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Sweet Pea & Fangs Kill The Gargoyle King After all that, the Gargoyle King is disgraced Serpent Tall Boy (Scott McNeil), who was also Hiram's Black Hood and the person who shot Fred Andrews (Luke Perry) in the season 1 finale.
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If Hello Kitty shows up on screen with Kylie Jenner lips, a set of fangs, or a super long Gene Simmons-esque tongue that she waves around at Pochacco, it will certainly leave many angry and more than mildly freaked out.
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As wage inflation heats up, Lee recommends looking for stocks with similar profiles, which he calls "alternative FANGs" — stocks with long-term positive returns and revenue growth and a market capitalization per employee ratio at the top of the stack.
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For anyone considering buying tech stocks, he is flagging a prime opportunity to invest in small-cap companies with market valuations under $1 billion instead of the so-called FANGs, which include Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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The FANGs are far pricier than the wider market, however, with Netflix at 111 times expected earnings, Amazon at 106, Alphabet at 25 and Facebook at 24, which places even greater focus on their earnings and forecasts in the weeks ahead.
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It defines almost everything we do: how we eat, how we spend, how we medicate, how we game, how we consume the news and especially how we devour TV. Lately, I've felt especially vulnerable to the fangs of marathon viewing.
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On the upper floor of an unassuming old-timey building in Downtown Los Angeles, artists Scott Hove and Baker's Son (Keith Magruder) have quietly transformed Think Tank Gallery's entire premises into a 7,500-square-foot maze of cake and fangs.
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Fabulously chic and seductively sinister, Ms. Donohoe is actually a vampire priestess, prone to coldblooded hissy fits, sprouting fangs at will and spraying a venom that transports victims into a mad delirium of screaming nuns, rampaging serpents and bloody crucifixions.
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The Facebook data scandal showed that the group of technology stocks known as the FANGs were operating in a "kind of fairyland," one analyst told CNBC Thursday, with J.P. Morgan adding that it is "switching preferences" away from just internet stocks.
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He was standing in the grand atrium that is the entrance to the Palazzo Grassi on the Grand Canal, staring at the body of a monumental demon that consumes the space, its severed head replete with fangs and a serpent's tongue.
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The country's best-selling newspaper had already reacted to Draghi's recent measures by publishing a photomontage of the Italian with fangs and dressed as a vampire, alongside a headline about the continuing horror of sub-zero interest rates for German savers.
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So the mythical Essex Serpent — a sea snake with wings and fangs that Colchester residents are certain is preying on them — becomes a repository for all the uncanny fears and repressed urges that science and rationality are supposed to have banished.
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Shelley's sprawling handwriting in the facsimile of her notebooks shows how the revisions slowly humanised her monster — it is first referred to as a "creature" and then becomes a "being", while the "fangs" that Victor imagines "already grasping [his] neck" become "fingers".
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"We saw Klansmen and white supremacists and neo-Nazis come out in the open, their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism, chanting the same anti-Semitic bile heard across Europe in the 30s," Biden said.
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"I think the [FANG names] will do fine, but I think they'll only do as well as the rest of the market, because as money is coming out of the FANGs it's being redistributed into other names like the semiconductor stocks, " he said.
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An unknown artist from Pavia, Italy created this incredibly creepy silicone sculpture of a human mixed with a lion, featuring the body of a very hairy baby with gnarly fangs, paws for hands and feet, cat-like ears, and even a tail.
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According to this theory, the fangs were only put to use once a saber-toothed cat brought its prey down to the ground with its huge forelimbs, at which point the elongated upper canines were used to pierce through the soft, vulnerable neck.
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U.S.-based dot-com giants such as Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google (FANGs) became dominant because the platforms for the apps, services and business models of the 85033G ecosystem were built on mobile computing platforms developed primarily by U.S. firms Apple and Google.
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"The willingness of people to say, 'I love the FANGs, there is no price too high,'" is worrisome, he said Thursday on CNBC's "Halftime Report " referring to the soaring heights this year in shares of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet.
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"If you see areas like the FANGS and some of these others see a downdraft, that money I think it will continue to flow into some of these health-care names," Maley said, referring to Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google parent Alphabet.
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The video begins with Biden speaking straight to the camera about Charlottesville, Virginia, where white supremacists rallied two years ago — "their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism," Biden says as footage of the riots appears on screen.
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All of the venom has been drained from the series' once fiendish fangs, and for as much as Bloodborne felt like a violent departure years ago, Sekiro brings into relief the many ways in which it was only a new branch of the same tree.
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The 2002 declaration of conduct by claimants in the South China Sea that set loose guidelines for behavior in the disputed waters has "no fangs," and China&aposs continued militarization of the area has raised concern and could potentially escalate regional tensions, he told Parliament.
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The past year has brought a wealth of other new species into view, too, from a cave-dwelling spider with red fangs in Mexico to a ghostly octopod nicknamed "Casper" on the ocean floor that, alas, may be under threat from deep-sea mining.
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For three hours a day, Mr. Jones sat while Mr. Hill and three other artists put the thing on: the foam latex suit and gloves, the fiberglass helmet with eyes he couldn't see out of, the sharp fangs, the remote-control gizmos in his spine.
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Traders, however, persist in believing the big companies are headed for a fall and are devoting increasing piles of cash to back up what has been a badly losing proposition — betting against the so-called FANGs, or Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google (through parent company Alphabet).
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But it appears that Hollywood was saving the horniest monster for last, because this week, the world got our first up-close look at Tom Hardy's Venom—the comic-book icon and Spiderman antihero, known for his rows of imposing fangs and massive schlong-like tongue.
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Even if M&A speculation subsides before the GICS changes take effect, the addition of most of the FANGs and several other high-growth former tech stocks will make the communications sector attractive, said Michael James, managing director of equity trading at Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles.
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"We are rotating from the old regime of low interest rates and growth stocks like the FANGs (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google) into a new world where that paradigm is rocked and that creates volatility," said SEB Investment Management's global head of asset allocation Hans Peterson.
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It's especially cute because wolverines are basically a pile of sentient fangs and claws and they'll eat dead things and party in corpses and tear you apart without a second thought, but their babies are just lil' fuzzy balls the way all animal babies are little fuzzy balls!
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"muscle suit" and performed the role on stilts — first so that the size and movements of the character were captured on set during filming, and then again for the visual-effects teams so that his face was captured and later computer-animated with the Beast's hair and fangs.
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READ MORE HERE >>Other good stories from the investing realm:SOCGEN: A recession is coming soon, but these 3 trades can help investors dominate when it hits — and avoid the worst of the damageA group of small tech stocks is quietly dominating the FANGs after lagging behind for years.
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"The Boar Hunt" beside it is likewise filled with animal grandeur, this one complete with blood and fangs, tooth and claw, spear and sword, in a maelstrom of energetic assault between man and beast while pale ladies tucked into the upper right of the canvas look passively on.
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"High-flying Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google shares, or 'FANGs', were hotly tipped at the start of the year, but the recent market volatility has seen average returns delivered by these mercurial shares lag behind the rest of the market," analyst Simon Colvin of Markit wrote in a May 20 blogpost.
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Attached to the complaint are dozens of pages of exhibits with screenshots showing photos of what appears to be lion fangs sitting below Facebook posts for Google and Pizza Hut, big cat claws for sale appearing just above an ad for Uber, a smooth grey rhino horn resting on a scale.
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But for a young student in the United States coming from a small town in Nigeria, dressing in ways that drew attention to himself — painting his cheeks and lips in bright colors, lining his eyebrows in kohl, wearing studded leather, acrylic talons and plastic fangs — felt like an act of defiance.
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By collecting the victims of many wild parachute plants Dr Dötterl and Ms Heiduk discovered that most of the trapped insects were flies of the genus Desmometopa, a group with a predilection for sucking up vital fluids that leak out of honey bees as their bodies are pierced by the fangs of spiders.
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There are compact plastic dinosaurs whose heads have been ripped off and replaced with those of baby dolls; a full-sized skeleton dressed in a mortarboard cap and gown; and several, as Mr. Griffiths puts it, "killer" koalas — soft toys adorned with fangs, bloodshot googly eyes and crimson claws, created from hairclips.
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Like an attack dog who finally has a long-desired piece of meat within his grasp, the actor brings a fangs-bared intensity to a roundelay of truth telling that moves on from differences in artistic perception to a takedown of the men's choices of (unseen) partners and their own ways of being.
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After an innovative food lineup for Halloween this year—which included everything from pumpkin spice funnel cake fries to a loaf of Mickey-shaped sourdough bread with vampire fangs—Disneyland Park and neighboring Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim, California, have unveiled what's in store for the holidays across the resort beginning on Nov. 9.
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The pterosaur had a massive wingspan of about 4.5 feet (1.3 meters) — about as wide as a 203-year-old child is tall — and sported a total of 110 teeth, four of them inch-long (2.5 centimeters) fangs, said study researcher Brooks Britt, an associate professor of geology at Brigham Young University in Utah.
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"One of the things we have to look at is that as much as the 'FANGs' were certainly a key leadership area of the tech group, we also got a lot of leadership out of the semiconductor stocks," he said, referring to the tech heavyweight quartet of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet.
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Drink A couple of Halloweens ago, I decided to switch out my lazy, customary Frida Kahlo costume (thrown together in five minutes with an embroidered Mexican dress, a few dollar-store roses and an eyebrow pencil) and instead become Frida of the Damned, so I added stage blood and fangs to my usual get-up.
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The decapitated Xing Tian isn't especially cuddlesome — in Hodgson's rendering, the displaced facial features that now adorn its belly include fangs and a unibrow — but only the hardest heart wouldn't have a soft spot for the book's featured ghost, which resembles Robert Redford in his Jeremiah Johnson period (if Jeremiah Johnson had a humpback).
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This and other biting tales came from an interview with Chris Lyons, the tooth-maker extraordinaire with the British company Fangs FX. The artist, 55, has been making teeth for movies and TV shows for decades, amassing hundreds of credits and fitting stars like Tilda Swinton, Meryl Streep and Johnny Depp with memorable creations.
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Animal control investigators discovered the suburban reptile kingdom after they looked into reports of a cobra terrorizing the upscale neighborhood outside of LA. Back in 2014, a separate venomous cobra escaped from Todd Kates's Thousand Oaks home and sank its fangs into a neighbor's dog, so officers figured they should check in on Kates again.
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"While it is still too soon to say that the United States intends a showdown with China on trade, it is no exaggeration that the latest baring of fangs on Washington's part against China, like all the other unilateral moves by Washington, will hurt not only China, but the United States itself in the long run," Xinhua said.
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After appearing in The Dark Knight Rises as Bane (left), it was announced a few months ago that the 40-year-old will star in Venom as the titular character which, if you remember any of the various Spider-Man movies, is a terrifying snake-creature with a huge mouth, menacing fangs, and a long, sinister tongue.
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Swift, who is followed by millions on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, wiped her feeds clean Friday and replaced the void Monday with the first of three reptilian videos, each offering just a tad more of a snake, from tail to squirmy middle and finally its beady red-eyes and ominous fangs lunging briefly at the camera.
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" Then Biden turned to the event that has become synonymous with Charlottesville when he explained, "It was there on August of 2017 we saw Klansmen and white supremacists and neo-Nazis come out in the open, their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging and bearing the fangs of racism -- chanting the same anti-Semitic bile heard across Europe in the '30s.
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Putting aside the fact that it is a joyless creeper full of awkward bars that name-check Filet-o-Fish sandwiches, it is kinda wacky to hear a 45-year-old man who is still one of the best-selling rappers in the world shoehorn references to sci-fi parasites ("Became a Symbiote, so / My fangs are in your throat, ho" quoth Em, cringily).
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Erickson once told an interviewer that the insanity claim was a ruse to avoid a long prison term under Texas's draconian drug laws: "I was such a good actor, man, I had them all fooled, sayin' there were spots runnin' up and down the walls, beasts with big fangs everywhere" -- but the doctors at the Rusk Hospital for the Criminally Insane, who mainly treated killers and violent criminals, diagnosed him as schizophrenic.
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