"Beetles can feast on dead wood, and humans can feast on beetles."
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On Saturday, the company gave fans more to feast on.
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Likewise, I'd rather feast on crumbs than have a cake.
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Feast on this, his latest offering: That's you that is.
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You could cook the whole feast on the day itself.
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Despite ample time to feast on crow, they've learned nothing.
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Hundreds of gulls cry overhead, diving to feast on entrails.
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This brought hordes of birds to feast on the bugs.
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They just get so excited to feast on something that's negative.
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Looking to feast on some comfort food during this blustery winter?
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Do you think they ever feast on the flesh of man?
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And feast on "Chef's Table" before Netflix serves a new course.
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So let's crack it open and feast on the goo inside!
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In warm seasons, ticks seek out new hosts to feast on.
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There, blue crabs feast on mud crabs, oysters, fish and more.
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They feast on the garbage we create; they invade our spaces.
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We gather blankets and feast on s'mores — so much for being productive!
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They can pretty much feast on whatever they want, even endangered species.
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In one shot, we see a raccoon feast on a smaller critter.
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To crack each other's heads open and feast on the goo inside?
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So scroll on to get your summer feast on — no BBQ necessary.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - Indian unicorns will feast on richer pastures in 2019.
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I had come to Spain's northeast coast to feast on sea urchin.
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Throngs of zooplankton and krill would gather to feast on the nutrients.
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The larvae then feast on the caterpillar pupae, killing the growing moth inside.
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They feast on blood, not brains, and hop about rather than staggering forwards.
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The "goofball" also got to feast on some people food -- delicious rotisserie chicken.
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Sometimes, they're hosts to parasites that feast on the blood of adorable ducklings.
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East Coasters can visit Boston's Spyce and feast on a robot-prepared meal.
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If you need a mental getaway, here's some great journalism to feast on.
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Journalists will feast on the book, but so will anyone interested in media.
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It was like asking a jackal not to feast on a zebra's entrails.
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We feast on eggnog and and other rich foods, and then we crash.
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The toothless carp fish – which are plant eaters – voraciously feast on dead human skin.
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Unfortunately, though, snackers outside of Vermont won't yet get to feast on the treats.
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Migrating shorebirds stop each spring in New Jersey to feast on horseshoe-crab eggs.
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"But these organisms have evolved ways to feast on that sugar," Dr. Achlatis said.
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It will feast on chicken wings and settle comfortably into a six-foot snowbank.
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But "Frozen 2" isn't the only film for moviegoers to feast on this Thanksgiving.
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Meanwhile, supporters brought in food, including a small traditional Polish feast on Christmas Eve.
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Hollywood offered audiences many films to feast on other than "Frozen 2" this weekend.
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Parents begin arriving and we feast on a bunch of different Spanish and Portuguese foods.
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Zoo staff allow them to feast on their expired brethren - anything to keep them alive.
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Now, when you have a runway show, you can feast on that show for years.
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Train ride from Bischofszell to Gossau, where we feast on sweets in a pastry shop.
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Parents rescue children from their digital diet to feast on a world of natural splendor.
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On their migrations north, famished birds stop to feast on eggs laid by horseshoe crabs.
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Children can feast on mac-n-cheese, chicken strips or grilled cheese for only $5.95.
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Underwater, the alkali flies feast on algae and lay eggs free from competition and predators.
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So I toss them onto grassy areas along the road for birds to feast on.
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Dave GammonAssociate Professor, Biology, Elon UniversityEverybody knows that vultures are scavengers, that they feast on carcasses.
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Smith and Winter were awarded for their work with bacteriophages, the viruses that feast on bacteria.
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Pests feast on badly stored produce; potholed roads mean victuals rot on slow journeys to market.
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Or will it reawaken our fears that a demonic scarecrow will come to feast on us?
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"Cannibal feast on the Island of Tanna, New Hebrides," by Charles E. Gordon Frazer (23-2000).
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That only made me sadder, and the snake continued to feast on its own damn tail.
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You've got that trio of incompetence to feast on and that's the best you can do?
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Trilobites Do city bees feast on flower nectar, or do they mostly slurp up sugary soda?
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Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, HBO Now and Acorn TV have plenty to feast on this month.
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The weevil larvae feast on a tree's crown, crippling its growth and, within months, killing it.
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When Voit said Verlander was "painting," it meant hardly any mistakes for hitters to feast on.
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If Cheryl has two different sets of DNA, she did feast on her sibling in vitro.
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Tune in and your ears can feast on a strange nocturnal orchestration: animal, atmospheric, hydraulic, electric.
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By sunset he's a zombie, but a zombie determined to feast on techno rather than flesh.
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This summer, for the first time, 100 guests will feast on dinner sourced almost entirely from Taliesin.
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Hawaii's spinner dolphins feast on fish and small crustaceans that surface from the ocean's depths at night.
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Very soon now, PlayStation 4 people will get to feast on chicken dinners of their very own.
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Then the men would harvest the honey, and the bird would feast on the wax left behind.
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Lots of good food to feast on, red packets to collect and awkward situations to manoeuvre around.
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When Killer Bob version of Cooper dies, the demons come running, seemingly to feast on the body.
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He surrenders, and the power his partner possesses over him is enough for him to feast on.
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When it's dry, the square is a gathering ground for pigeons, who feast on scraps from tourists.
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They feast on meze, kebabs and fish, and, at some point, Wafa also comes in for dinner.
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Elizabeth Warren when he traveled to the state to hang out and feast on South Carolina's cuisine.
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"You can feast on the North Korean speciality food by warm and hospitable North Koreans," it says.
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Some birds are arriving at their breeding grounds after the insects they normally feast on have peaked.
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Beijing, he said, would feast on the Italians just as they did on the Greeks before them.
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It could feast on all that sugar and boost the alcohol content of the final bounce even higher.
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With fewer grounds crew on duty, squirrels were able to feast on then-first lady Michelle Obama's garden.
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As the evening wore on, others flocked to the area to feast on delicacies unique to Bhendi Bazaar.
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They feast on bread and cheese and make out under the Tuscan sun, and it's really quite magical.
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Post pictures of your fried chicken feast on social media, using the hashtag #NYTCooking, and we'll compare notes.
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They feast on the swarms of rats that are attracted to plantations by the energy-packed palm kernels.
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As such, mosquitoes get to feast on the blood of one species or the other but rarely both.
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We're left, instead, to marvel, as Lil Wayne continues to feast on other rappers: "I'm starving," he says.
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Other animals that feast on these snails and slugs, including some frogs and fish, may also become infected.
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And the beetles that feast on the cow dung are a treat of birds, bats and other animals.
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They also eat such wildlife as deer and quail and feast on the eggs of endangered sea turtles.
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The loss of ice in winter also means that traveling water birds can feast on fish year round.
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Belichick ready to feast on Allen Up front, Bill Belichick's defensive approach could look quite similar to McDermott's.
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A handful even use mimicry to feast on the scales and skin of larger fish without being eaten.
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If Jones is indeed healthy for Sunday's game, he's going to feast on whatever match-up he gets.
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According to the Queensland Museum, snakes like these usually feast on smaller snakes, alongside lizards and their eggs. Crikey.
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"We'll learn how to cook up a storm and feast on our creations the authentic Puglia way," she says.
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In addition to hunting whales, these mammals are also known to feast on sharks and the odd seal. [RT]
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Viral jokes erupted and died within hours, only to have savvy brands feast on the corpse by day's end.
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As the flesh gets progressively eaten away, the animals who feast on the dead beast will get progressively smaller.
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Are you ready to watch the reanimated corpse of Iggy Pop feast on the flesh of some unsuspecting mortals?
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Having a fondness for algae, urchins feast on both plant and animal life and can be male or female.
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This evening in Stockholm, Nobel laureates will feast on a banquet with Swedish royalty after receiving their Nobel Prizes.
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Here's how it works: 1 When food is scarce, birds and monkeys can feast on Afrormosia's unripe seed pods.
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In their native habitats in South and Central America, snakes and birds of prey feast on iguana eggs and babies.
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Canadian Thanksgiving is observed on the second Monday of October every year, though many opt to feast on the weekend.
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On Thursday, writer Dana Milbank will feast on all 18 inches of his October column that inaccurately predicted Trump's downfall.
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In the wild, bat rays feast on mollusks, crustaceans, and small fish swimming along the sea floor, their preferred habitat.
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They're both wingless parasitic insects that spread through human contact, attach themselves to hair shafts, and feast on human blood.
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EditorsNote: adds Whiteside's rebound total, other minor edits James Harden continued to feast on the Florida teams on Wednesday night.
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They're all here, laid out for our collectively hungover eyes to feast on (followed by a large cheese toastie, please).
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They sat down at Saint Marc, an upscale restaurant in Huntington Beach, CA, ready to feast on a cheese plate.
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Our next episode drops in two weeks, so visit MUNCHIES to feast on our delicious content to tide you over.
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Dolphins and sea birds feast on a school of sardines as the fish migrate along the coast of South Africa.
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According to Maori herbal medicine, the more holes, the better — because caterpillars choose only the finest leaves to feast on.
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Birds leave the Southern Hemisphere and fly thousands of miles to lay eggs and feast on insects in the north.
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Executives who visit for Brexit-connected discussions, and stay for a meal, feast on Mr. Gricourt's menu — which changes daily.
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Lack of oxygen in the icy depths had ruled out the usual riot of creatures that feast on sunken wood.
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All summer, bear enthusiasts watch the coastal brown bears splash through Brooks River and feast on ruby-red sockeye salmon.
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In the pursuit of wealth, even obvious conflicts of interest are routinely ignored by members who feast on daily trades.
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Increased irrigation in Florida waterways brought more salt, which then brought predators that feast on oysters, namely conchs and sponges.
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Ladybugs, also called ladybird beetles, are considered beneficial by gardeners as they feast on aphids, spider mites and mealy bugs.
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Chicago may be the culinary epicenter of the midwest, but it is still totally possible to feast on a budget.
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From First We Feast, on Durant's potential transfer: Fieri: I never...well, I shouldn't say I never thought it would happen.
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They prefer to live in the soil or in freshwater, where they can feast on bacteria to their (figurative) hearts' content.
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Instead, some of the bacteria living in our intestines feast on these starches, and leave behind a slew of fatty acids.
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Like hungry piranhas waiting to feast on the carnage, a swarm of smaller galaxies appear to be chilling around the perimeter.
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You can feast on masterpieces of world cinema with your Criterion Channel subscription, on blockbusters and family movies with Disney Plus.
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Wearing ponchos and a type of jewelry called tupu, they make offerings of food, feast on barbecued ribs and tell stories.
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There, he will feast and feast on all the food scraps society has thrown away, gorging himself on the world's waste.
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On Ash Wednesday, they mark the end of Carnaval and the beginning of Lent with an urchin feast on the beach.
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Scots across the world sit down to feast on haggis, neeps, and tatties, honouring old Rabbie's memory by reciting his poetry.
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Journalists will feast on it, but so too will anyone interested in media — especially magazines and how they came and went.
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Sit by a sunny window and let our eyes feast on clear blue skies, red clay formations, and fields of wildflowers.
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The motley group is happy to be together and even happier to feast on traditional regional dishes like salt-marsh lamb.
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Unfortunately, if you haven't gotten to feast on the crispy delicacy, we don't yet know when your chance will come again.
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Beds of writhing black soldier fly larvae feast on a mix of excrement and food waste from hotels and agri-businesses.
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For dessert, guests will feast on chocolate soufflé and cherry vanilla ice cream served with Korbel Natural "Special Inaugural Cuvée" California Champagne.
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After the grand affair, Cheng and his men adjourned to a five-star hotel to feast on a banquet for 100 tables.
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Better known as the white ibis, the bird loves to feast on the contents of rubbish bins, and well, whatever's lying around.
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Despite our parents' best attempts to make us eat vegetables, most kids in the '90s would've preferred to feast on junk food.
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The larvae of black soldier flies, however, will feast on organic waste from large range of sources, including breweries and commercial kitchens.
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The share prices of Monarch's rivals leapt on its demise; they will now feast on the carcass, grabbing pilots and airport slots.
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THANKSGIVING is supposed to be a time for families to gather together, forget their differences and feast on turkey and pumpkin pie.
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Feast on each other's love in comfort in plush booths surrounded by warm red and pink decor in the inn's dining room.
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He can rise up off a ball screen, function as a roll man, and feast on a strict diet of baseline turnarounds.
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Once a year, the people celebrate its return by climbing down the banks ... to feast on fare unmatched on any frozen river.
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But now we have the first little nuggets to feast on, and we're even more excited for the series finale than before.
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But up against the many well placed interests that feast on subsidies from the government dominated system, it could not succeed politically.
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I could not resist these simple, chubby sliders made mostly of excellent ground Ibérico pork from Spanish pigs that feast on acorns.
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The cage-like feeder holds two cakes of suet, doubling the number of birds that can feast on this nutty, tasty treat.
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From the sea, they could feast on limpet, mussels, clams, brown crabs, spider crabs, sharks, eels, sea breams, mullets, dolphins and seals.
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Tick-carrying mice feast on acorns, and there was a bumper crop for acorns in the US over the past two years.
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With chompers like that you could feast on anything, including smaller or weaker T. rexes; these guys weren't just predators, but cannibals.
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With such an abundance of fuel to feast on, wildfires like those currently raging in California have become increasingly ruinous and intense.
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Julia scored amazing recipes that you could set up for this weekend, in advance of serving an incredible feast on Monday night.
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During Ignat, you display your wealth to your neighbors by inviting them over to feast on the largest pig you can find.
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And the real message from this New Orleans zinc carousel is that there is still plenty of surplus for them to feast on.
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If you find that mosquitoes always feast on your body during an outdoor yoga class or post run, it could be your sweat.
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In the summer his 30,000 hive-dwellers feast on coastal flowers; in the autumn they forage on milkweed and morning glories further north.
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Unfortunately, the documentary rather sidesteps the universally relatable angle of dad issues, but leaves just enough dangling for sofa psychologists to feast on.
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With a glass of alcohol-free champagne in hand, you can feast on finger sandwiches and scones served with coconut cream and strawberries.
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Up to 25 types of sea birds come to the beach for one reason: to feast on the raw eggs of horseshoe crabs.
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It's dinner time in Texas, and in the corn and cotton fields, the hairy, winged mammals will feast on moths throughout the night.
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While hummers don't only feast on nectar — they also eat insects, pollen, and sap — sugary plant nectar is their primary source of energy.
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On her way back to work in the morning, Ms. French usually lets the chickens out to feast on the buffet of insects.
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Globally, demand for meat from animals is shooting up as people in developing countries grow richer and can afford to feast on flesh.
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I don't need a book that makes sense when I can feast on eye-popping visuals backed by an eardrum-busting sound system.
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The beetles tunnel through a tree's bark and feast on a vital layer of tissue that provides the tree with water and nutrients.
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Instead of gagging on her life to pleasure her internal dude, she should feast on it: it's hers, and not some dick's. ♦
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Farmer Manabu Ushiyachi said he welcomed any hunter, male or female, to help fend off the wild boar that feast on vegetable crops.
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Psst: While the kids are playing with their replica snacks, invite some friends over and feast on a real cheese and charcuterie board.
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Braves 5, Marlins 1 Freddie Freeman continued to feast on visiting Miami, hitting two solo home runs and driving in four in Atlanta's win.
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Telenoid, a milky-white, nearly featureless robot that appears ready to feast on human souls, enjoys the top spot on the Creepiest Robots list.
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The red-hot St. Louis Blues have begun to feast on an advantageous schedule as they close in on their sixth straight postseason appearance.
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But Fuck, That's Delicious host Action Bronson recently visited beautiful Jamaica to attend the inaugural NyamJam festival and feast on the best local offerings.
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Gossip hounds won't find much to feast on here; the film deals with Ledger's demons very gingerly when it deals with them at all.
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Northern krill — tiny shrimp-like critters that whales feast on in the North Atlantic — like to rise to the surface at night to eat.
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At the Vaughan Pizza Fest World Pizza Eating Contest in Woodbridge, Ontario, competitors feast on as many personal pizzas as possible in record time.
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But journalists will also feast on it: Paul Manafort — first a Trump delegate strategist, later campaign chairman, and now under indictment — takes a beating.
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She holds onto Carl's hand as walkers feast on her, prompting Rick to chop off her arm in an effort to save his son.
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Fortunately, the lesson is simple -- they should ignore the social media flotsam rather than provide a platform for those who feast on the famous.
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During this week's episode of the VICELAND show, the guys stopped at Nathan's Famous to feast on iconic summer grub and pick up bait.
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They feast on duck hearts, Chinese sausage, and a magnum of rosé as they celebrate friend and former Animal chef Jonathan Whitener's new endeavor.
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But its nine dancers feast on its every opportunity: They show the beauty of both balance and falling, jumps and floorwork, turns and stillness.
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It was late July, a time when grizzlies sweep down from the mountains to feast on the red-flecked salmon swimming up Campbell Creek.
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Feast on Marianne Majerus's photographs of Isola Bella on Lake Maggiore, begun in 1630, with its layer cake of terraces, frothily decorated with obelisks.
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But perhaps you would rather feast on the panoramic views — river, George Washington Bridge, New York City skyline — from the floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Loyal fans will feast on the adaptation's adherence to the text, while first-time audience members may struggle to sink their teeth into the narrative.
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Then, on an all new episode of Fuck, That's Delicious, the whole crew is reunited in Hawaii to boogie board and feast on short ribs.
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It's all part of the technological circle of life where alpha predators in multi-billion dollar dens feast on more vulnerable, less cash-infused prey.
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The sun crept above the horizon, and we followed some of the fishermen into a restaurant to feast on fresh fried flounder and scrambled eggs.
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In this plausible near-future, groups of wealthy investors buy up imperiled but essential services, load them up with debt, and feast on their carcasses.
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Adept at hiding, the pest is hard to detect and prefers to venture out at night, to feast on plants and fly to new pastures.
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Profound Lore is poised to release Obscurations (To Feast On The Seraphim) on February 26, and we've joined forces to debut it in full below.
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In ancient times the birds were counted so that the royal family knew exactly how many swans they had to feast on during state banquets.
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But then again, this is the channel that says that the Wall-E humans feast on flesh, so, uh, make of it what you will.
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CALL it pizza, pitta or fougasse: when Europe's holidaymakers head for the Mediterranean this summer, they will feast on some type of flatbread with condiments.
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From breakfast through lunch and dinner, two lovers feast on each other in this charming short from Prague FAMU graduate and Slovakia native, Michaela Mihalyiová.
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As earthworms feast on that layer, they allow nonnative plants such as European buckthorn and grasses to thrive, which in turn push out endemic plants.
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For a more casual evening, dine in the lounge and feast on the burger — impeccable char on the outside, napkin-sopping juicy on the inside.
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In cities, where animals feast on human gardens or garbage and most landscape plants are domesticated cultivars, native trees are the last truly wild beings.
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Sure, you could put a pumpkin on your doorstep and feast on fun-size chocolate — but there's an even easier way to extend the celebrations.
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The couple later turned the property into an inn for fellow naturalists and photographers who, unafraid of roughing it, also got to feast on Mrs.
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Here, one can feast on a variety of treats, including house-cured corned beef, Thai specialties, regional Mexican fare, homemade pizza, fried chicken and barbecue.
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These water-lovers spend most hours of their day submerged and they leave the water at dusk to feast on grass, according to National Geographic.
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Here's the worst part: The bugs tend to hide during the day and then emerge at night when people are sleeping to feast on their blood.
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One sequence shows a Friday night at Hermine Grocia's "Open House" family dinner, where four generations gather together to feast on jerk chicken and fried plantain.
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It might not be the type of thing you'll want to feast on, but Santa Clarita Diet is good for a little snack here or there.
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Those that remained intact on impact were collected and handed out to participants, while the ones that broke were left for the birds to feast on.
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Warmer, drier weather, including milder, shorter winters, has caused an explosion in bug populations, as well as in the number of stressed trees they feast on.
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Additionally, the sudden appearance of 40,000 minks, which feast on frogs, fish, ducks and worms, to the area could have negative effects on the local wildlife.
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But, the pores also let bacteria in, which feast on the gelatinous embryo inside breaking down proteins and emitting the putrid-scented gas called hydrogen sulphide.
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For the broader investor base there are synergies - from shared purchasing, platforms and research and development - equal to 3% of combined 2018 sales to feast on.
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You can feast on a drive-in hot dog and fries and a Coke or bring in your own fancy spread and a bottle of wine.
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Turn up at the Balgove Larder Cafe when it opens and feast on melt-in-your-mouth cheese scones while they're still hot from the oven.
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We took a break last week to feast on Thanksgiving side dishes, and now we've returned to break down why we snack on our own Instagram content.
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In rich countries such as Britain and America, where most people have current accounts, their bank statements offer lenders plenty of data that algorithms can feast on.
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As Ramona Royale dives in to feast on fast food, March requests Ramona kill the Countess on the property so she'll be trapped there with him forever.
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And Yiannopoulos's guide in matters of freedom of expression isn't the First Amendment; it's the hunger of the troll, eager to feast on the remains of liberalism.
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By the end of a four-year cycle, the average student will end up with at least $18,700 worth of tears for bill collectors to feast on.
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While my friend and I wait for the crowds to ask the father-daughter pair some more questions, we take a break to feast on the food.
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Not only do you provide us with delicious sustenance as we feast on your cheesy flesh, you also share our pain during these most difficult of times.
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Take, for instance, songbirds, many of which migrate north to Canada and the US to feast on the burst of energy supplied by spring, and its bugs.
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There was so much human flesh being tossed over the sides of those boats — or jumping— that sharks learned to trail the boats to feast on it.
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We head to meet my brother at brunch and feast on pumpkin banana bread with apple butter (drool), Bloody Marys, mimosas, ham benedict, brioche French toast, etc.
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There, the Burmese python, originally from Southeast Asia, would feast on raccoons, eggs and deer, multiplying into the tens of thousands, until it had ravaged the ecosystem.
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The steel industry continues to feast on fat profit margins, cranking out products despite concerns that stockpiles are growing at a pace that is far outstripping demand.
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But by the time the black hole has formed, most of the surrounding gas has been turned into stars, leaving the hungry object with nothing to feast on.
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There is plenty to feast on here with a growing middle class, the citizens' voracious appetite for social and digital media consumption and a population of nearly 21998,21,2500.
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But if you're expecting broadband providers to suddenly feast on their customers and institute every now-legal impediment they can on free expression, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed.
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The flies are drawn to the smell because they like to feast on the remains of honeybees who have been killed by a spider or a predatory insect.
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Fastly raises another $40 million before an IPO True to its word, the company is hoping public markets have the appetite to feast on yet another "unicorn" business.
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Since there is so much krill to go around, humpback whales feast on big mouthfuls and still leave enough krill behind for seals to get their fill too.
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The Cos Play Against Bullying booth was empty, which is good because I told them if they showed up they were going to feast on a knuckle sandwich.
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The unexpected brawl went down at Meteor Buffet in Huntsville as diners were waiting to feast on a freshly boiled batch of crab legs, according to multiple reports.
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Amy Schumer inhaled a handful of yummy spongy goodness while on her Marie Claire photoshoot, and her judgment-free road manager luckily captured the elegant feast on camera.
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The defensive strategy being wielded by plants is intuitive enough, but is a bit more clever than simply repelling creatures that might like to feast on those plants.
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The group also had to consider which train to host the feast on, as they wanted to pick a route that would be the least disruptive to commuters.
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Around the world, more than 2 billion people currently feast on 6- and 16-legged creepy-crawly creatures, supplementing their diets with caterpillars, grasshoppers, cicadas, wasps, and beetles.
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Certain jumping spider species fear ants, so the C. caramba wasp might use a tactic called Batesian mimicry to scare the spiders away... and then feast on their eggs.
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During Mugabe's rule, his birthday was marked by lavish fetes thrown by his ruling ZANU-PF party, where loyalists would feast on dishes ranging from elephant to buffalo meat.
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Not only do they emit high-pitched banshee shrieks when captured by coyotes, jaguars and other predators, screaming hairy armadillos feast on fire ants, which is literally fucking bananas.
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Communal eating can be a really fun affair, especially when it involves 5,000 people gathering at a Taoist site in Henan, China, to feast on a giant tofu dish.
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Americans traditionally feast on turkey, stuffing and other delights on the Thanksgiving holiday, which takes place this coming Thursday, but Drumstick and his pal Wishbone were granted a reprieve.
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After contacting local shelters, 25-year-old Cummins welcomed dozens of homeless to feast on a meal consisting of bourbon meatballs, salmon, goat cheese, roasted garlic bruschetta and cake.
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Alaskan bears trying to feast on a dead fin whale, whose death may have been precipitated by the consumption of toxic algae blooms generated by a marine heat wave.
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It's also the day after Christmas Day, when most British football fans will sit around in their pajamas and feast on leftover Christmas dinner food and watch matches live.
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Take the German Striezelmarkt in Dresden, below, where people feast on a four-ton "Fruitcake Maiden" after carrying her through the streets in a tradition dating back to 1434.
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And despite Coolidge rousting many of the crooked cronies who had gathered themselves to feast on the spoils of the dissolute Harding's presidency, Republicans were quite pleased with Coolidge.
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His mother worked a 12-hour day in the garment district when he was a boy, but she managed to always have a feast on the table for him.
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Short-sellers have been looking for weeks to pounce on Tesla, and CEO Elon Musk's incendiary call with analysts Wednesday could just provide more for them to feast on.
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Residents say they feast on garbage left outside the apartment building under renovation on the corner, which has failed 10 city health inspections since last year, according to records.
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And with more people living in crowded cities, it's easy for viruses to jump from person to person and for mosquitoes to find large concentrations of humans to feast on.
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Atlanta first baseman Freddie Freeman continued to feast on the visiting Miami Marlins, hitting two solo home runs and driving in four in the Braves' 212-21 win on Tuesday.
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This year's Geneva Auto Show is shaping up to be a blockbuster event, with a whole slate of supercars, ultra-fast racers, and bold concepts for us to feast on.
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But those who really feast on the festivity of the season know the real secret ingredient to holiday fun: You gotta add a dash of the happiest place on earth.
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Buca di Beppo: OPEN Buca di Beppo is serving a full Thanksgiving feast on the holiday, available to eat in at the restaurant or to take back to your family.
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Snow-covered Christmas trees, icicles and silver decorations will adorn the space, while enchanged instruments will play Christmas music as guests feast on roast turkey, ham and flaming Christmas pudding.
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These digital realms create charming visual and auditory experiences for us to feast on during the quiet parts of our days, while we're at work, or trying to doze off.
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Not to mention that they use this opportunity to feast on macarons and real coffee while rubbing it in the faces of the women actually doing all the work. Harsh.
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Will our metallic minions get their Logan's Run on and simply freeze the shit out of any and all animals so that we can feast on their icicle-covered meat?
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The global industry of service providers, which sell financial secrecy to those who can afford it, have in some cases done more than just feast on poorly designed tax policies.
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Because village children drank unfiltered river water there, they were perpetually infected with large numbers of parasitic worms known as helminths, which live in the intestines and feast on blood.
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Later, exhausted, she might feast on barbecued lamb, chorizo and provoleta (grilled provolone with oregano) and for dessert, a so-called Martin Fierro, a wedge of manchego with quince jelly.
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Our society, by contrast, festooned Weinstein with honors, endowed him with riches, and enabled him to feast on his victims without serious consequence for the better part of 30 years.
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Whatever the sequel turns out to be, at least we'll get a couple omniscient, Fincher-y oners while a sea of zombie hordes feast on innocent bystanders, so there's that.
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The action takes place in the small town of Centerville, where the buried "rise from their graves and savagely attack and feast on the living," as the festival put it.
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In other words, these hubs feast on power, ports, and your disappointment that they won't work with the iPad Pro or any other device that normally supports USB-C hubs.
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I'll never be as cool as Bourdain, but when I stroll through the Or Tor Kor Market, I feast on miang kham, durian, papaya salad, tom yum goong and mangosteens.
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"We are both in the business of predicting price change, but we predict price change to protect orders, and they predict price change to feast on these orders," Stockland said.
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It's a volatile strategy that requires them to swing for the fences on just about every possession while letting smart offenses feast on corner threes and shots at the rim.
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Meghan and Martin, who created his longtime pal's elegantly natural beauty look on her wedding day, appeared to feast on coffee truffles from the Sandringham range at Fortnum and Mason ($18).
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After a day on the campaign trail, Trump picked up what looks like an eight-piece bucket meal with a side of mashed potatoes and gravy to feast on during travel.
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In communities where multiple individuals feast on the same diseased corpse, the population could instead succumb, due to the number of infections being greater than the number of infected hosts eaten.
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One of the film's most sensory moments is when the couple escapes to feast on one another in a field so vivid, you can almost smell the fresh-cut summer grass.
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Once they've gnawed and burrowed their way into your intestinal wall, they'll sit there and feast on blood or steal nutrients from food, making you feel tired, sore, nauseous, and bloated.
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Smithsonian Channel writes:Enter a world where whitetip sharks, giant lobsters, and moray eels share living quarters, humpback whales breed, and mantas and tuna feast on bait in this land of plenty.
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Before the entire crew returns to O boufés to feast on some hearty saganaki, they take a quick detour to a very small bar that is still a well-kept secret.
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Enes Kanter, during the Spurs series, even raised his defense to a level approaching acceptable, which allowed Billy Donovan to keep him on the floor to feast on the other end.
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The internet has made it easy to feast on myth, lore, backstories, and more More importantly, in the internet age, it's easier than ever to gorge on this sort of data.
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Switching its affections to Fiat would allow Renault to stop pestering Nissan about a potential combination, while allowing its Japanese partner to feast on an extra 1 billion euros of savings.
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While her family and staff took a break to feast on barbecued meats in celebration of an autumn Chinese festival, she fed mashed potato on a soup spoon to her granddaughter.
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How the monster fears nothing; has survived until this moment; will get their revenge on mankind, will pummel the city to dust and feast on the soft parts of their enemies.
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But Thanksgiving in particular is a long, fatiguing journey, literally and figuratively: Many people travel over hills, dales and interstates to feast on the myriad filling dishes that cover the table.
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To the north, eight white stupas and a wall mark a distant sky burial site, where human corpses are cut up in a funeral ritual and vultures feast on the remains.
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I am almost willing to believe that John's cat telepathy is correct: A cat that pees on a laptop would probably enjoy forcing another cat to unknowingly feast on its bones.
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More and more people live in crowded cities, where it's easy for viruses to jump from person to person and for mosquitoes to find large concentrations of humans to feast on.
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For 30 bucks more, they can indulge in "The Makery Experience," where they can feast on a five-course tasting of small plates that includes rock-seared wagyu and goat cheese agnolotti.
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It was a plentiful Thanksgiving for a group of adorable rescue squirrels, who managed to feast on all their favorite nuts after their community came through with a massive donation of acorns.
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The steady (if belated) improvement in fortunes for the typical U.S. household has come as corporate profits have slipped and investors who feast on them have struggled to muster enthusiasm over stocks.
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The question is whether these are simple untruths or something closer to what Trump is doing: promising an outlandish feast on the understanding that it's more likely to be a regular meal.
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For those superfans concerned about the imminent demise of the original recipe, you can always stock up on bulk bags of mimic marshmallows on Amazon to feast on at your own discretion.
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There's nothing to worry about, however: The venom of these spiders are harmless, and the web actually helps to keep flies and mosquitoes in check, as they feast on them at dawn.
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These birds will stop by rice fields and ravenously feast on grain during migration—and they have one of the longest migrations of any songbird, spending the winter in southern South America.
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They specialize in natural wines, so come over and hang out in good company with fellow winos and feast on small plates of refreshing food from chef Nick Curtola (formerly of Franny's).
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Healthcare workers are introducing small sambo fish, which are native to El Salvador and love to feast on mosquito larvae, to the sinks and drinking-water tanks in homes in El Salvador.
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Last summer she devised an overnight ceremony for 300 participants on Randalls Island; her 2015 "Shore in Lenapehoking" concluded with a communal feast on the banks of Newtown Creek in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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Jennifer Lawrence is about to walk down the aisle this weekend -- but the big scoop here is what she and her guests will feast on ... a smorgasbord of fancy eats and drinks.
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The models, who didn't even need a table, shared their feast on Instagram on Sunday, with Hadid posting a photo of their fast food set up on the floor of a photo studio.
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For the main course, guests will feast on a beef braciole pinwheel with horseradish gremolata and broccoli rabe, and then the dinner finishes with green apple crostata with thyme caramel and buttermilk gelato.
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A two-hour train ride from Copenhagen, it's a great stopover if you want to dive into the history of Ikea, pick up limited-edition furniture, and feast on locally-sourced Swedish meatballs.
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They are also not the only giant arachnids that feast on mammals—just a few months ago, scientists published footage of a tarantula dragging a possum through the undergrowth of the Peruvian Amazon.
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Yes, nature won out, my friends, as the cat scurried away—likely to feast on a bouquet of rats, who in turn likely feasted on whatever fare Goodison Park was serving up today.
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Grab your tickets so you can feast on signature dishes paired with refreshing cocktails from an all-star roster that includes the likes of Frankies Spuntino, Llama Inn, Ovenly, Talde, Luksus, and more.
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Some answers depend on your family traditions: If your relatives like to leave the Thanksgiving feast on the table for all to snack on during the football screen fest, you're already in trouble.
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This chilling story follows a grown-up Danny, now known as Doctor Sleep, and his battle with ghosts from the famous Overlook Hotel who feast on tortured children that have "the shining" power.
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That's because he's a cat — and would probably rather feast on tasty meats than lick or nestle in rubles — recently hired after museum staff decided to play a goofy prank on local press.
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It is the official food of Día de Los Muertos, and between yesterday and today, millions of Mexicans and Americans—both alive and dead—will feast on them to celebrate life and death.
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But when certain species of amoeba end up in a person's central nervous system and brain—usually by being inhaled through the nose from contaminated water—they can literally feast on the brain's tissues.
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While a final slate of featured performances wasn't available before broadcast, PEOPLE was at the foot of the stage for every thrilling set, and clues abound on what viewers will get to feast on.
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Khloé isn't the only Kardashian to post mini-cooking shows: Kim chronicled the making of her "soul food feast" on Snapchat, while Kylie Jenner started her own Cooking with Kylie show on her app.
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In this song, a corporation headed by literal fanged, bloodthirsty monsters tries to recruit Cash to higher ranks while they feast on human bodies — a direct stand-in for capitalists preying on their workers.
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These are pretty typical upgrades that gave the bacteria more time to feast on the waste — breaking down ammonia and, it turned out, gobbling up the natural and synthetic female hormones and hormone mimics.
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MantisesIt's common knowledge that mantises eat their partners while mating, but this doesn't happen all the time, according to Schutt—generally, full-stomached females don't feel the need to feast on a partner picnic.
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National Parks Service ranger Sharon Stiteler tells KMSP-TV that robins and waxwings feast on fruit such as crabapples, and that the sugar in those fruits can turn into alcohol as they lose moisture.
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After announcing their engagement on Christmas Eve, Heidi Klum and her new fiancé Tom Kaulitz continued to feast on the happy news with an extravagant home-cooked meal prepared by the rockstar Kaulitz himself.
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The red-brown insects, the size of a grain of rice, known to feast on pine-tree bark, has typically only thrived in the hotter climate of Central America and the southeastern United States.
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The so-called "walking prey" were significantly larger than the airborne prey, meaning the spiders with full-fledged vision could feast on larger prey in greater numbers than spiders with blocked vision, Stafstrom said.
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Maybe you're more partial to Sylvester Stallone's Judge Dredd, and you believe tomorrow's dining rooms will be littered with food-dispensing robots whose only goal is for you to feast on their recycled bounty.
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Some Chinese love earthworm broth, and Zanzibaris feast on white-ant pie; the French have been known to eat eels with sea-urchin-gonad sauce, and some Hawaiians have a taste for broiled puppy.
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It's not even 24 hours removed from the Chiefs game and there's already a media narrative to feast on, thanks to Antonio Brown's decision to post Mike Tomlin's locker room speech on Facebook Live.
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After learning she's essentially become a zombie, the Santa Clarita Diet mom makes a solid attempt to control her impulses to feast on human flesh so as not to be separated from her family.
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Yet now, in a superbloom spring that many judge the best in decades, the paddles are topped by dazzling fuchsia flowers the size of teacups, which beckon you closer to feast on the view.
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There, they feast on salmon and octopus in the nets placed along the coast by Japanese fishermen before returning north to the Sea of Okhotsk to give birth on the sea ice in March.
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The modern incarnation of food TV as spectacle first stirred at the Big Feast on the Beach in Miami in 1994, a food festival organized by a chef-obsessed rock 'n' roll promoter, Shep Gordon.
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Nopa: This beloved San Francisco restaurant with a rustic, high-ceilings vibe is open late, so you can even feast on their legendary roast chicken, beloved burger, or incredible cocktails after midnight on a Tuesday.
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While Booker has since sworn off corporate PAC donations, there is a long record of giving -- from both individuals and PACs connected to corporations -- in his past races that his opponents will likely feast on.
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The heavy-spending billionaire is new to the primary debate stage and represents a new foil for the populists, and perhaps some of the moderates who see him encroaching on their support, to feast on.
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And so, stirred up by figures like Mr. Wilders, people get bogged down in absurd debates about Black Peter, the frolicking servant in blackface who accompanies St. Nicholas at his annual feast on Dec. 5.
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Youth Honorable Mention: Bald Eagle by Liron GertsmanSharp birbPhoto: Liron Gertsman/Audubon Photography AwardsRecently, the world watched in horror as a bald eagle brought a cat corpse to its nest for its young to feast on.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with watching Star Wars on your phone, tablet, laptop, or TV. It's just that seeing something cinematic blown up big for the eyes to feast on is still a unique, worthwhile experience.
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Chinese tourists were also visiting, many drawn by the chance to see a sky burial, an outdoor Tibetan funeral ritual in which a man cuts up a body so that vultures can feast on the remains.
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But what he isn't free to do, bound as he is, is to take this to the court of public opinion — so that unaffected colleagues may feast on a juicy story over dreary afternoons at work.
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Earlier this week, a live webcam streaming a bald eagle's nest in eastern Pittsburgh caught footage of two bald eagle parents bringing home a poor, poor brown and white pet for their eaglets to feast on.
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Two days before millions of Americans were expected to feast on turkey, a flock of birds is theorized to have been responsible for the White House lockdown in the early hours of the morning on Tuesday.
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"Night of the Living Dead" broke new horror ground with its story of a group of strangers trying to work together to fend off a mysterious attack by risen corpses determined to feast on the living.
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After having lived through the "worst" and gotten used to misery, the people of Puerto Rico are about to experience the sequel to disaster — vultures will arrive to feast on the opportunities presented by recovery efforts.
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The next morning, we feast on reindeer leg meat which has been smoked in the lavvu, hung overnight and heated in the ruitu; it has a sweet, fragrant flavor that works perfectly with sticky lingonberry jam.
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As Beyond Meat continues its reign as one of the kings of this year's IPO mountain, and Impossible Foods serves up impossibly good numbers for Burger King, venture capitalists seem ready to feast on new food deals.
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Brad Miller continues to feast on San Diego pitching, swatting a pair of homers in Tuesday's romp to boost his numbers against the Padres to 14-for-34 with five homers and nine RBIs in 10 games.
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Before she headed north, though, Emmy created a bucket list: eat jambalaya in Louisiana, feast on a steak in Texas, visit the Grand Canyon and see her friends from diabetes camp in California, where she once lived.
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The slender, tubelike houses measured as tall as a foot-and-a-half and were filled with holes that their residents used to suck in water and feast on tiny particles, according to a study published Wednesday.
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About 100 guests joined us on the VICE rooftop last night to feast on not only the beefless burger, but several other dishes that highlighted the magically meaty, umami qualities of Impossible Foods' uncannily meat-like creation.
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More the work of fanboys than film scholars, Bawden and Miller's book promises to delight its principal audience of movie-obsessed readers eager to feast on nuggets of celebrity gossip and industry lore teased out in conversation.
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Popovich will throw more flurries at Harden in Game 6, and, being that he's one of the most productive offensive generators of his time, Harden will feast on mistakes and look to force his will once again.
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His exhortation that insects and birds "feast" on the glorious image of the flayed beef exemplifies the standard trope (advanced, in part, by Ernst Gombrich) about the persuasive wizardry of the artist and the power of his images.
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I loved this brilliant piece from burlesque performer and sex educator Fancy Feast on how working in a sex shop helped her understand how the pressure to have great sex all the time can inflict its own damage.
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Green sea turtles don't do well when the ocean water drops below 50 degrees Fahrenheit: the reptiles stop moving, float to the surface, and eventually wash up ashore — where vultures and raccoons feast on them before they've died.
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Every Sunday night, my friends and I would feast on curries of epic proportions, learn about mantras and meditation beads, and engage in an inevitably spirited conversation with the temple's spiritual leader, a recovered drug addict named Touka.
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They're calling acquaintances and hitting the campaign's phone banks at offices in Columbia and Greenville several times a week, where they feast on Chick-fil-A, an institution Christians have embraced for its opposition to same-sex marriage.
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Two days before millions of Americans were expected to feast on turkey for Thanksgiving, a flock of birds is theorized to have been responsible for the White House lockdown in the early hours of the morning on Tuesday.
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No matter when our families emigrated to America, we acknowledge these spiritual ancestors in a national rite every November, when we crowd around our dining room tables and feast on a traditional Thanksgiving meal of turkey and fixings.
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But in times when we're confined to the walls of our homes, we must resort to more creative ways of expanding our boundaries and at least give our minds and eyes something new and stimulating to feast on.
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The afterparty of Jennifer Lawrence and Cooke Maroney's wedding kicked off in the early hours on Sunday, with guests migrating outside of the Belcourt in Rhode Island to feast on burgers and fries from a local food truck.
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In the morning, they host 'Breakfast a la Art,' the resort's character dining option where an artist version of Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Daisy Duck mingle with diners while they feast on waffles and omelets.
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One of the bright spots for the Marlins was Giancarlo Stanton, who slugged the longest home run in Coors Field history (504 feet) and drove in a pair of runs as he continues to feast on Colorado pitching.
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On that first Sunday after Easter, people gather at the cemetery in the village, fold out some tables and chairs, and have a feast on top of the graves of their loved ones, among marble inscriptions and fresh flowers.
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Whether you do or don't, feast on this recital from a superb pianist more commonly heard playing the newest of the new: first, Chopin's 2266 Preludes, Op. 21200; second, Debussy's Preludes, Book 1; third, well, Debussy's Preludes, Book 2.
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" Martinez, whose family was displaced by paramilitary groups decades ago, is so energized by Petro&aposs platform that he recently gathered friends for a celebration to feast on sancocho soup and painted a colorful banner with the name "PETRO.
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The storks have learned to feast on readily available hamburger fragments, pizza scraps and assorted leftovers from overfed humans, rather than fly thousands of miles more for their traditional diet of frogs, beetles and grasshoppers in sub-Saharan Africa.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tens of thousands of people are expected to feast on food saved from the bin on Saturday at "Disco Soup" parties thrown around the world in a global effort to fight food waste, organizers said.
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In the quest for a more environmentally friendly detergent, two scientists at the company, Novozymes, regularly trudge through the mud, hunting for oyster mushrooms that protrude from a fallen beech or bracken fungi that feast on tough plant fibers.
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The Baglinis watched the other day as a few gulls huddled under a beach umbrella, dug into an open beach bag while the owners were away, pulled out a bag of chips and enjoyed a feast on the sand.
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The Baglinis watched the other day as a few gulls huddled under a beach umbrella, dug into an open beach bag while the owners were away, pulled out a bag of chips and enjoyed a feast on the sand.
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Work by Cambridge University ornithologists Jennifer York and Nicholas Davies shows that female cuckoos, soon after laying an egg in a reed warbler's nest, produce a call that mimics the sparrowhawk—a predatory bird that's known to feast on reed warblers.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam, and most other Gulf Arab states will celebrate the Muslim Eid al-Fitr feast on Sunday to mark the end of the holy fasting month of Ramadan, regional media said on Saturday.
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True to its name, the oysters and other raw bar items are great, and the interesting list of beer, wine, and mixed drinks gives you plenty of options for you while you feast on the bounty of the sea. Hey!
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These fish pick up clams in their mouths, drag them over to something hard — a rock or coral — and then hurl the clams against it until the bivalves split open and the fish can feast on the tasty morsel inside.
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At the weeks-long Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis, visitors can feast on fair concessions, interact with farm animals, and witness the World's Ice Cream Eating championship, where competitors try to eat as much ice cream as is humanly possible.
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For a suggested donation of $703, regulars at the center operated by the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House can feast on a bounty of vegetables and fruits from the same local farms that supply fancy restaurants like Gramercy Tavern, Craft and Bouley.
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The Freys then threw her naked corpse into the river, where it drifted for days, until Arya's long-lost direwolf Nymeria found the body, pulled it back to shore and drove away other wolves that wanted to feast on it.
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Worse, when the algae run out of nutrients and die the bacteria that show up to feast on their remains can suck all the oxygen from the water — creating dead zones of little or no oxygen that can't support fish.
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Anyone who thinks that anchovies (alici) taste fishy, or that calamari is palatable only if it's fried, or that the only worthwhile fish on an Italian menu is sea bass (branzino), needs to feast on Adriatic cuisine for a proper disabusing.
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The Boeing falcons are at risk of starving inside the hangar if they can't get out to hunt, and if the other birds they sometimes snack on (yes, they feast on the occasional stray pigeon inside the hangar) can't get in.
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Decent Mexican food is notoriously hard to find throughout Africa, but in Nairobi, hungry travelers don't even have to leave the airport: at Java House, East Africa's answer to Starbucks, they can feast on quesadillas, guacamole, and even huevos rancheros.
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But even the smartest animals that do so—chimpanzees using a specific part of a stick to feast on termites, say, or Caledonian crows that craft sticks into hooked tools to probe for larvae—do not turn their innovations into automatic systems.
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Luis Cardoso Da Silva, or C. Luis (ph) and several of his eight children sipped chilled Coca-Cola and feast on rice, beans and fried liver, the kind of normal life they tell us that they haven't seen for a long, long time.
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A GIANT wooden bust of Confucius greets visitors to the Luweifang restaurant in Beijing, where diners may feast on "literary ginkgo", braised hog rectum and other delicacies said to be part of a centuries-old culinary tradition developed by the ancient philosopher's family.
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Action Bronson and the rest of the crew pulled up to cheese legends Nina and Jonathan White's Bobolink Farm in New Jersey to feast on ciabatta, experimental cheese, and kielbasa made from a cow that was pretty much part of the family.
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Similar to how Durant waltzed into a cushy role that let him feast on more desirable opportunities with the Golden State Warriors, Hayward should see more looks in the restricted area, along with a couple cleaner catch-and-shoot tries every night.
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In "Vulture Party" (2017), an assembly made of seven separate ceramic pieces, there are three vultures waiting to feast on the spotted spiders and/or the frog (your choice) gathered in front of them, presumably including the bug caught on the frog's tongue.
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When he does manage to get people together, he serves a full French Creole feast on his Comte d'Artois porcelain and 19th-century crystal; for his birthday, a friend hired violinists to play from a clandestine loft that overlooks the living room.
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Visuals of the procedure are accompanied by Ms. Simnett's telling a made-up fairy tale about a girl threatening a surgeon to make her voice lower or, if he refuses, she will cause the temperature to rise until mosquitoes feast on his blood.
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Around 850 guests at the luncheon reception at Windsor Castle will feast on the confection, which will consist of three tiers of red velvet and two of chocolate sponge cake covered with butter cream, white icing and decorated with sugar work with an autumnal theme.
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A pair of American researchers wanted to know how these little snakes, only a few feet long, could feast on snakes sometimes 120 percent their size, especially since both the kingsnake and the larger snakes they might prey on use the same killing technique.
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Late Sunday evening, after the best players in the NBA had spent a few hours tentatively burying beefs and throwing lobs to one another in New Orleans, the Sacramento Kings traded DeMarcus Cousins, their feast-on-the-bones-of-big-men center, to the Pelicans.
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Whatever he decides to do, it sounds like we'll continue to be graced with his increasingly crazed Larry-style curls and beautiful, bowling ball physique until his glorious spirit finally flees his corporeal form and goes on to feast on rum ham in the afterlife.
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Magneuris Sierra continues to feast on major-league pitching since being summoned from Double-A Springfield, slapping a two-run single to highlight a three-hit performance on Wednesday that improved him to 22-for-51 in 13 games with the Cardinals this season.
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And for a particularly memorable evening out, book a sleigh ride through the woods or a meal in a mountain cabin where you can sit by a roaring fire, be serenaded with live music, and feast on grilled meats such as bison and elk.
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Egyptians gather outdoors in public gardens, in zoos, in public spaces, on boats on the Nile and elsewhere, and feast on salted fermented fish, lettuce, beans and boiled eggs — all foods believed to be what was originally offered to the gods in ancient times.
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The 211 Yankees had pounded 210 home runs, so a couple of dozen more seemed virtually inevitable, especially given the dimensions of Yankee Stadium, the increasing emphasis on launch angles and long balls, and all the mediocre pitching that the Yankees could feast on.
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My only hope is that when I return to Paris at the end of September, the Brits will have left enough coquilles Saint-Jacques for me to feast on so that I do not have to take the Chunnel to London for a scallop dinner.
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The eagles congregate on the river because thermal springs keep it ice free for longer periods than most waterways in The Last Frontier, allowing the eagles, as well as bears and other animals, to feast on fish into the late fall before the river freezes over.
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Jennifer's demon face, complete with sharp Venom-like teeth, only reveals itself when she's about to feast on her prey, and despite the blood and that black gunk that she spews onto Needy's floor after confronting her for the first time, it all feels rather tame.
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While Tsukiji is upgrading to a bigger and better location on a man-made island near the site of the 2020 Olympic games, city officials are anticipating a mass migration of rats who will no longer be able to feast on salmon roe and tuna belly remnants.
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Good news for people who love terrifying news: scientists have developed a soft-bodied robot octopus capable of propelling itself around underwater, wedging itself into tiny crevices between rocks, and (maybe one day) dragging swimmers to their doom so it can feast on their gooey insides.
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There is a growing food scene that includes a Saturday farmers' market in the summer, and popular establishments like Brown Bear Baking, where you can feast on artisan bread and pastries, and New Leaf cafe at the Outlook Inn, which has seafood omelets and fresh seafood pots.
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Each summer, more polar bears are converging on Kaktovik, a tiny Alaskan town on the shores of the Southern Beaufort Sea, to feast on whale remains left by the Inupiat tribe as the sea ice the bears depend on for hunting melts at an increasingly rapid rate.
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Though it is commonly thought of as Mardi Gras, Fat Tuesday or Shrove Tuesday, when many indulge in all sorts of delectable (and often unhealthy) food, it is lesser known that the day before Lent has historically been an occasion to feast on starchy, griddle-goldened goodness.
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She unceremoniously plopped down slices of portokalopita arranged in its own baking tin with some parchment paper along with a platter of sliced Fuji apples drizzled with mint and Greek honey (the bees feast on thyme nectar, resulting in a surprising kick) and let guests serve themselves.
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"Habitat restoration, coupled with a drastic reduction in agro-chemical inputs and agricultural 'redesign', is probably the most effective way to stop further declines," the researchers write, with "redesign" meaning making agricultural plots more hospitable to the native insects (for instance, maintaining flowering plants for pollinators to feast on).
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Up to this point, humans and raccoons have reached something of a truce agreement, where we don't try to domesticate them, let them feast on our trash, and send our cops to help them out of sewer grates when they eat too much in exchange for their mercy.
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It is pretty delicious, but in Fire Walk with Me, it's explained (to the extent that a David Lynch work really ever "explains" anything) that creamed corn is something called "garmonbozia," a kind of manifested pain and suffering that the evil spirits of the Twin Peaks world feast on.
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While this black hole used to "feast" on stars and gas, it has been dormant for billions of years and is "now so peaceful that stars are forming from its remaining gas and orbiting undisturbed around the black hole," according to a statement issued by NASA and ESA.
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There are still substantial pockets of expats unable to feast on an Amazing Aloha Champ Burger (a bacon-cheeseburger with a wodge of pineapple), and in 2016 the company will open new branches of its eponymous chain in places such as Britain, Italy and Canada to reach them.
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Purists can feast on Claire van Kampen's studiously authentic Globe Theater rendition, which brought shawms and sackbuts to Broadway in 2013, while musical theater buffs can hear the likes of Audra McDonald and Raúl Esparza take on Hem's indie-pop stylings in the 2009 Shakespeare in the Park production.
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In recent years, however, the wild salmon population has more than halved, partly because of the spread of sea lice, parasites that feast on the mucus and skin of the fish before moving on to the muscle and fat, making the fish vulnerable to infections and sometimes killing them.
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But since like all live recordings it's subject to audio, pace, and pheromone deficits, I'm obliged to report that it only takes off second half—there are rumblings throughout, sure, but I hear "Feast on My Heart" as the turning point and side four as the must-play.
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Michigan was held below 45 points for the first time in five games but its stifling defense, which ranks fifth nationally in tackles for loss (9.4), hopes to feast on a Scarlet Knights' offense that has been held to 14 points or fewer in four of five games this season.
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Memo to the media: Stop spreading Trump's fake news Greg Sargent tells publishers to stop doing the thing where they tweet something like, "President Trump says the FBI is run by lizard people who feast on the blood of our young," without explicitly reminding everyone that he is making that up.
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But given that a typical season now includes crisscrossing the globe to stay in lavish lodges, relax on the world's best beaches, feast on local delicacies, and canoodle in castles after private concerts, isn't a free dream vacation a perfectly valid runner-up motive for making a run for the roses?
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The first one, in On the Banks of Plum Creek, serves as the calm before the storm: The Ingallses feast on stewed goose with dumplings and give thanks for the bounty of their land, little knowing that a biblical plague of grasshoppers is about to descend upon them and destroy their farm.
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If you want something a bit less old school, try Bos Taurus, an upscale steakhouse that features premium meats from around the world, or Zydeco Kitchen & Cocktails, a busy, stylish spot where you can feast on grilled redfish ($203) while sitting at a sidewalk table enjoying the parade of people strolling by.
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Since arriving at the park three months earlier, as they acclimated to their new setting and forged the sort of immiscible bonds that make Lycaon pictus one of the most social mammals in the world, the dogs had grown accustomed to a daily delivery of a freshly killed antelope to feast on.
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Feast on their classic menu items like honey butter chicken sandwich, tenders and salads on Tuesday, and receive 50 percent off your entire check with a valid teacher ID. Pick up a sandwich or a salad on Tuesday and be sure to treat yourself with a free fountain drink or cookie to accompany it.
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By the time I shot my first porn, while I was in a place where I felt I'd made huge strides in terms of my mental health and body image, I was not prepared for the onslaught of internet trolls who'd consume my work, waiting to feast on every and any vulnerability they could.
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Foreign Cinema: As adored now as it is when it opened 17 years ago, Foreign Cinema lives up to its name by screening films—from Dead Poets Society to Ratatouille—in its incredibly charming backyard while you feast on fresh, locally-inspired food that reflects the ongoing influence of Alice Waters on Bay Area dining.
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As an anecdotal bit of evidence to back up the numbers, a profile of a Trump supporter published in The Washington Post last month indicated how certain people feast on complete Facebook bunk intended to stoke fears and compel further shares — serving an outlet's bottom line when millions of people flood into their website and tick up potential ad impressions.
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Diners at the historic Northside Cafe restaurant in Winterset, Iowa, can feast on a burger "that's all business" and named after Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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The Storm have a versatile frontcourt on the defensive end led by Breanna Stewart, but even they have no answer to the dilemma posed by this Lynx squad: either leave a Hall of Fame center to feast on a single defender, or give Brunson all the time and room she needs to sink the shots she keeps furiously practicing every day.
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CreditCreditDamon Winter/The New York Times Opinion Columnist I don't know who sold progressive Democrats on the idea that the way to beat Donald Trump is to abolish the private health insurance of 160 million Americans and offer instead "Medicare for all" (and Mexico will pay for it), but it's a political loser and an easy target for Trump to feast on.
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"These gatherings could be seen as the first united cultural events of our island, with people from all corners of Britain descending on the areas around Stonehenge to feast on food that had been specially reared and transported from their homes," said Richard Madgwick, lead study author and lecturer in Cardiff University's School of History, Archaeology and Religion, in a statement.
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But if you're too hung over to pace aimlessly in front of a diner's facade with other annoyed coffee-cup-toting zombies for a length of time equivalent to the duration of an action film, there are others ways to get your feast on that require nothing more than the very internet-equipped device that you're reading these words on.
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Five years after he sent over a few tracks to the guys behind the French label, the self titled debut's set to arrive in all good record shops on Friday the 10th of June, so you can feast on a record's worth of wonky European dance music whilst gorging yourself on the opening game of Euro 2016 and feel like a god amongst men.
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On Obscurations (To Feast On The Seraphim), the vocals drip with slimy reverb, the riffs surge and stall, the drums roar, stray shreds of melody spiral down into the murk; the overall effect is creepy, frenzied, and oppressive, and is more or less exactly the kind of album you'd expect someone with Numinas' death metal bonafides to conjure up when left to his own devices.
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He's making news on Twitter, building his social-media followers, teasing his announcements with reality-show theater, and is ubiquitous on cable TV. The big picture: Using Trumpian tactics, Michael Avenatti, Stormy Daniels' lawyer, managed to push Iran and a big day of midterm primaries into prime time's background, with stunning charges in a "Project Sunlight" report he posted for reporters to feast on.
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While the first elements that stood out may have been things like Chance the Rapper's soul nourishing verse on "Ultralight Beam," the genius of Rihanna and Nina Simone tag-teaming "What You Gonna Do," or having fresh batches of peak Kanye lyrics like "I'm too black, I'm too vocal, I'm too flagrant" to feast on, it's now difficult to listen to Pablo without honing in on its darker corners.
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If you don't really care about affordable necklaces or the smiling hey y'all drama of middling Nashville musicians and the women Kristin hired to do the social media of her lifestyle brand, Uncommon James, you will be drawn to Jay Cutler as if you were a vampiric body who only chose to feast on bored, rich men with probable head injuries who watch live deer-cams all day.
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Mbue finds room in Behold the Dreamers to highlight moments of intense joy in the Jongas' life: They feast on fried plantains and cocoyams and smoked turkey neck; they glory in Columbus Circle — "the center of the world"; and they dance ecstatically at a house party: They jumped and skipped as they pumped their fists, shouting together as loud as they could, Blazo, blazo, zoblazo, on a gagné!
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She butters a casserole, puts a big flour tortilla on the bottom, then layers leftovers from the feast on top of it, adds another tortilla, cuts a few holes in it so she can crack some eggs into the thing at the end, sprinkles it with a lot of grated cheese, then slides it into the oven at 350 until it's bubbling and starting to crisp at the edges.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 25.6%Week 12 stats: One sack, one interception, one fumble recovery, one touchdown, three points allowed — 17 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Along with quarterback Sam Darnold, it's possible no fantasy add from the Jets is more important than the team's defense, who have averaged more than 15 points per game over the past three weeks and are set to feast on the feeble offenses of Cincinnati and Miami over their next two games.
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The main culprits quickly shaped up to be the paparazzi, who had hounded Diana in life (and whom she had used almost as cleverly and cynically as they used her); the royal family, which stood by without helping as her marriage deteriorated and had cast her out after her divorce; and maybe the public, which felt some sense of culpability in its own eagerness all those years to feast on gossip — even intrusive, unflattering gossip — about Diana.
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I have built my ship of death and when a wind kicks up I'll cut it loose to do its thing across an unnamed lake of you, a firefly sent pulsing through the non-stop estivation of the verses of our South, who in its larval phase would feast on bitter worms and snails, who emerges from its mud chamber our planet's most efficient luminescence, who turns chemical energy into radiant energy shedding very little heat, so will I sail the compass of you pleased with my cold light.
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