The Fishy Award Wendell and Domenick win the Fishy Award for masterminding Chris's ouster.
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A Good Appetite There are "fishy" fish, and then there are non-fishy fish.
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WATCH: How To Impress the Survivor Jury Fishy The Fishy this week goes to Chrissy and Devon.
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Fishy Award Adam wins the Fishy award for an episode that he dominated from start to finish.
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Fishy David wins the Fishy this week for avoiding two back-to-back votes without immunity or an idol.
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We're here to tell you that bluefish is exactly the right amount of fishy—the good kind of fishy.
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The Fishy Award The Fishy unquestionably goes to Wardog this episode, for incepting paranoia and turning the Kamas against each other.
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The cycle of doubt and self-doubt—bitcoin sounds fishy; I'm an idiot for thinking bitcoin sounded fishy—can turn palpable, somatic.
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Fishy The Fishy of course goes to Mike White, for finally accomplishing what nobody else was able to do, and eliminating Christian.
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ZS: I really wasn't expecting to see an entire room dedicated to fishy couture, but there was indeed an entire room dedicated to fishy couture.
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The Fishy The Fishy this week goes to Christian, for his total domination in the first challenge, and because somehow, in defiance of his archetype, he avoids becoming an early target.
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All these false allegations sound a fishy to me ….
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He thought the burger smelled a little fishy — literally.
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Cydney wins the Fishy this week for mustering the votes.
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Anything that feels fishy will most certainly attract regulators' attention.
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People say, 'Oh you're so fishy,' and I'm like, really?
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The Fishy this week goes to the tiny Staphylococcus germ.
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There's something fishy about the language in Cooper's Instagram caption.
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WATTERS: I said it was fishy based on the facts.
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I'm no Nancy Drew, but that seems a little fishy.
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So a Fishy this week to Domenick and Wendell both.
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I say I'm surprised it smells only very mildly fishy.
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Who do you think should get the Fishy this week?
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But of course the Fishy this episode goes to Michael.
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It tasted very fishy and was neither fresh nor fatty.
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Their skin was soggy, and the chicken itself tasted fishy.
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We both commented on how fishy it tasted, because duh.
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Akos Hadhazy, one of the councilors, thought something was fishy.
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FISHY BUSINESS Ryan: Dinner after air hockey is always sushi.
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So I tell every employee, if something's fishy, question it.
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"Sounds real fishy," added Charles Root, a veteran industry adviser.
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It wasn't official, another document indicated, but things looked fishy.
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I like to think of them as fishy French fries.
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You know that "overly fishy or clammy" flavor some seafood has?
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But this time, something fishy does seem to be going on.
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Mind you, fish oil like this has nothing "fishy" about it.
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We first hear about the dossier, it&aposs kind of fishy.
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WTF. Smells MAD Fishy To Me,Stinks To The High Heavens.
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If it's particularly fishy in nature, go visit your OB/GYN.
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I'm most inclined to give the Fishy to Tai or Cydney.
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I confess that I expected a salty, fishy-smelling, greenish drink.
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The Dark Horse Boot Debbie wins the Fishy for episode 2.
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The story seems fishy ... a late-night binge fueled by tea?
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It's all very kind of fishy how things are working out.
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Steamed, they are juicier, meatier and less fishy than a mussel.
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"We smell something fishy," said Jaiveer Shergill, a Congress Party spokesman.
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Over the past month, the fishy smell has grown ever stronger.
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Victims often say they felt something was "fishy," Ms. Feddis said.
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The reason I love it is, one ... I like fishy. Yeah.
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There's something fishy about everyone, and they're all eyeing one another.
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The contestants started out with simple names like Red and Blue, before moving into more racehorse-esque names (read: weirder but awesome) like Slimer, Lemon Head, Ghost Plasma, Fishy Fishy, or my personal favorite Marbly Mcmarbleface.
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Essick was unable to confirm that Dane still had life left in his small fishy body, so she did what most fish owners do when their loved ones die, and she flushed Dane off to fishy heaven.
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Those chemicals make the fish taste bad, smelly "fishy," and rot quickly.
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On the other hand, sacking US attorneys can look really fishy too.
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In Mr Trump's eyes, none of this is fishy under the constitution.
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The Fishy goes to Jason, though it could easily go to Scot.
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If the click seemed fishy, a more elaborate test would be offered.
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There are fishy queens, pageant queens, fashion queens — and even butch queens.
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Still, Angelina gets the Fishy for whipping the votes behind the scenes.
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Let me know in the comments who you think deserves the Fishy.
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The Fishy goes to Tai this week, who played his spot perfectly.
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The only fishy part of the schematics is the Micro USB port.
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So I'm sorry to say – a Rotten Fishy for Jessica this week.
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He also encourages lay people to ask questions if something looks fishy.
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Though bottarga is made from salted fish eggs, it doesn't taste fishy.
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Imagine fishy photos — true Instagram bait — and maybe dinner to take home.
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Its expression is the fishy facial equivalent of a long, silent scream.
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We arrive at the main course, the big, fishy headliner of the meal.
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Still, the Fishy goes to Aubry and Cydney, who actually ran the numbers.
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Anyway, some real fishy stuff has been happening in Washington this summer. [CBC]
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Fishy Awards All that being said, it's still a risky move for Sarah.
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Mike wins the Fishy for putting his own game needs ahead of Nick's.
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Chris wins the Fishy this week for taking advantage of his new position.
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Kellyn decides to not risk it – and wins the Fishy for her choice.
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Kellyn wins the Fishy for offering Angela that vision of a prelapsarian Naviti.
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Not eating means game over, so it's dine or die, my fishy friend.
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I'll make the Reader's Choice Fishy Award on Twitter before next Wednesday's episode.
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The Fishy for this episode goes to Aubry, for finally finding her idol.
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Certain amines are associated with fishy smells or the stench of decayed flesh.
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Given how Trump lashes out at everyone else, that fact alone is fishy.
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I kinda knew something was fishy but couldn't put my finger on it!
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Stephanie wins this season's First Fishy for driving the conversation around the vote.
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After that, there's something familiarly fishy about this whole stolen cossack wheat story.
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Cirie and Zeke win the Fishy for the first half of this episode.
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I knew from the beginning that it was fishy,'" D'Souza told "Fox & Friends.
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Not long ago, Henry Boldizsar started to smell something fishy in these algorithms.
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It was outstandingly fishy, as the waitress had warned me, and eye-opening.
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Trichomoniasis discharge can be white, yellow, or green and carry a "fishy" smell.
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But a photograph obtained by CNNMoney from an anonymous source revealed something fishy.
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So I really have to give the Fishy to Boston Rob and Sandra.
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"His countenance is fishy and bizarre," Cintra Wilson wrote in Salon in 2004.
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Was that a fishy result, or did he just have an off day?
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FROM COINAGE: The True Cost of Famous TV Apartments The Fishy The Fishy this week goes to Tai, who not only had the initiative to go looking for the idol, but the wisdom to share it with his entire tribe.
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Sabrina tries to relay this same optimism to Ambrose, but Ambrose knows something's fishy.
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The Fishy this week goes to Lauren, for her relentless campaign to discredit Patrick.
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The next day Baker can't help but think that something ~fishy~ is going on.
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Also, it's unlikely that a judge would approve a demolition in a fishy situation.
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And Sunday gets a Fishy for her little trick at the second tribal council.
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Many birds that eat mostly fish tend to taste fishy (or so I've heard).
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It did, after all, seem fishy to someone with experience with leaked sex tapes:
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Nick wins a Fishy this week for perfectly playing both sides of the merge.
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My apologies in advance if all this fruit has made the Fishy awards soggy.
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For all his hustling this week, I am awarding Jay this week's Fishy award.
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And then wear your engagement ring around your neck, because that just looks fishy.
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The Fishy goes to Carl, who plays his idol nullifier at the perfect moment.
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Victoria wins the Fishy Award this week for engaging Aubry in plots and counterplots.
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AOD Farms is part of a white-meat explosion that rivals the fishy one.
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The Fishy goes to Wardog, for making the right choice and voting out Devens.
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The first clue something was fishy came when Kylie herself tweeted it wasn't true.
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A new lawsuit alleges something fishy is going on at supermarket chain Trader Joe's.
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It's obvious that something is fishy with the letter, but we ride with it.
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That's not even counting dinners at Caviar Russe, Petrossian or other fishy hot spots.
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But Victoria wins the Fishy for coming up with a plan of her own.
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She wins this week's Fishy because she does exactly what she says she will.
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Andrea edges out Sarah for the Fishy, because Andrea actually does execute her plan.
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"The CFTC is saying: 'This seems fishy to me'," one derivatives lawyer told IFR.
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It smells faintly fishy, too, thanks to the fish sauce (in a good way).
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The peddlers of false memoirs and fishy identities are rarely celebrated for their ingenuity.
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Look for charges you don't recognize and if something seems fishy, dig into it.
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"My gut tells me there is something fishy going on," said William O. Ritchie.
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Many Republicans in Congress are clearly aware that something fishy is happening with ZTE.
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But a word to the wise: It is seaweed, so it does taste... fishy.
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Honey is free to use for shoppers, and for that reason might appear fishy.
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You know there's something fishy going on when tech giants and telcos team up.
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He writes about how there are two young guys in a garage, sounds fishy.
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While normally a board for "odd jobs," the platform also hosts some pretty fishy characters.
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While all the Davids deserve praise, Davie wins the Fishy for his generous idol play.
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Yellow Tribe The Fishy this week goes to Ryan for finessing his conversation with Chrissy.
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The lobster was so pungently fishy as to herald the quesadilla's approach several tables away.
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If something smells fishy, you can also check the lock's access history within the app.
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It smells fishy, especially as the note gave a timely boost to Tesla's stock price.
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But Julie wins the Fishy for a spectacular overall episode, including an individual immunity win.
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Interesting that she doesn't seem to know about the whole gunpowder thing — something's fishy there.
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There is definitely something fishy going on with the whole Alice, Polly and Jason situation.
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"Everything about this situation seems fishy to me," a moderator of a forum called Incels.
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The menu will include crickets, which she reports taste somewhat fishy, like their crustacean cousins.
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The watery ranch did little to subdue the fishy flavor of the dreadfully dry chicken.
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Dojo is another router-attachment that monitors device traffic and alerts consumers to anything fishy.
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A frequent term used in drag is "fishy," for queens who pass as cisgendered women.
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Many of the transactions by foreign clients were obviously fishy, the bank's own investigation found.
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Fishy excuses — Holmes blamed a production delay on an earthquake in Japan — were blithely accepted.
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A judicial committee gave him back his law license, deciding that the prosecution looked fishy.
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Something smells fishy Perhaps it's that this wiggly fish robot is actually an underwater spy.
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"I smelled something fishy there," DeMourot says, so he made an inquiry at the school.
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Once it discovers something fishy, it cuts off the affected device and inspects it for malware.
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Wardog wins a Fishy for the first episode, for quickly cobbling together a new majority alliance.
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And don't use this as an excuse to start your own fishy bootlegging operation, he said.
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There were plenty of tells along the way that made the search seem fishy, as well.
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Adam wins the Fishy this week for voting out Figgy and allying with Ken and Jessica.
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Basically, when they saw something fishy, they were supposed to say something — and they allegedly didn't.
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"I thought there was something fishy about the whole thing from the very beginning," Strother recalled.
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Meanwhile, in Winterfell, Littlefinger stages fishy-looking conversations with Alys Karstark, Robett Glover, and Yohn Royce.
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Cydney wins the Fishy this week for a move that is textbook Survivor in its perfection.
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He didn't see it as "fishy," which is one way that Gozo has described itako ritual.
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Fishy Of course, you can't just blame Laurel and Donathan for not trusting the Naviti women.
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So I'll give the rest of the Mana tribe another Fishy they can split among themselves.
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Getty ImagesIf your iPhone has been jailbroken without your knowledge, something fishy is probably going on.
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Jeff Probst also gets a Fishy for the masterful way he managed the chaotic Tribal Council.
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Of course, the Fishy this week goes to the combined super-pair of Wendell and Domenic.
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The show just enjoys throwing red herrings at us, and, in that, I smell something fishy.
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A fishy, sour smell in the container would indicate that the capsules may have gone bad.
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If an ad seems fishy or uses a stock image, the bike might have been stolen.
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The Fishy, of course, goes to Christian this episode, for correctly gauging that Gabby had turned.
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Aubry of course wins the Fishy for bringing Tai back to the path of the Light.
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That cleared a run for re-election last month, but the highly fishy vote on Oct.
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An observant dealer, a man who appeared to be in his early 30s, discerned something fishy.
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Made a little too much, but throw it out because leftover fish seems fishy to me.
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It sounds fishy, sure, but this whole story is bizarre on its face, so who knows.
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The piece was also plainly absurd, with numerous obvious signals that something fishy was going on.
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So common, she said, that my dad can't go near a fishy casserole to this day.
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And with its mild, milky flesh, cod is one of the least fishy of them all.
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Customer: It's really the anchovies and that, I guess they're fried, and they're not overly fishy.
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But it also struck me as fishy, so I refrained from clicking and decided to investigate.
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For a simple first course, I wanted something fishy, but easy: steamed clams with snail butter.
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There's something fishy about this tale, but that's probably coming from the luxury handbag in it.
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And let me just say, when a stripper starts paying you, something fishy is going on.
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I'd expected a chickeny or even fishy flavor, but in reality it's much closer to pork.
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A fishy odor after sex is also a symptom of a common STI called trichomoniasis, or trich.
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The examiner had reported this fishy behavior to his boss, who had in turn alerted the FBI.
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" "Daisy licks and Frank has his own special fishy way of kissing – you know, 'bloop bloop bloop.
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So if an app has an abnormally high level of reviews, something might be fishy about it.
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Charlie, a war hero and former college professor, doesn't wonder whether there's anything fishy about this situation.
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Lauren gets a Fishy for making the right move, at the right time, with the right people.
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He'll take home the million dollars, the title of sole Survivor – and most importantly, the Final Fishy.
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Morris captured her husband in a fishy situation as he swam alongside stingrays and sharks on Friday.
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There's also an ad-blocking feature and phishing protection to prevent you from clicking on anything fishy.
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Sandra The Fishy Award for last episode goes to Sandra, who rallied the tribe to eliminate Tony.
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But even fishy reports of violence must be treated as real—"we will always respond," she says.
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A Fishy for Dom for his accurate call, and his insistence that Michael is the correct vote.
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I am not seeing much fishy in FaceAppPhotos are uploaded to FaceApp's servers on AWS w/ authorization.
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The Fishy this week has to go to Michelle, who flipped the vote to save her ally.
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He says it's also fishy that one of the "Strong" trainers is a guy named Todd Durkin.
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The second Fishy in this double-header episode goes to the show's producers for creating Ghost Island.
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While there are many Filet-O-Fish devotees, others think the sandwich is a bit, well, fishy.
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Kodak's team says the fact the fight went down 2 weeks before his sentencing is also fishy.
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Seabirds clustered above the same patch of water, interested in the fishy breakfast being stirred up there.
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Put another way: I'm not an expert, but it does seem something fishy is going on here.
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"It's all extremely fishy, and demonstrates a continued censorship trend with YouTube," he said in an email.
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I'm not saying something fishy is going on, but I'm not NOT saying it, you feel me?
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Scott Disick did sushi Wednesday with Kim Kardashian ... but nothin's fishy, because she's still his kids' aunt.
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I'm not saying that drag that's not fishy is lesser, but it does create a cleaner look.
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A small leche de tigre for 4 soles was a perfect aperitif — fishy and almost too tangy.
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But if a fishy taste is your concern, fear not: The anchovy mellows, melting into the sauce.
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The broth leaked out of the package, leaving a fishy smell and a mess on our hands.
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Given the timing and proximity to the 2016 election, it's a whole lot more than somewhat fishy.
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It has a delicate flavor and is not overly fishy or salty but rather smooth and buttery.
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What made the leaks feel fishy was the absolute asymmetry of the targeting — it was Democratic only.
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Her broth is gently fishy, and rich from the mashed yuca that makes it cloudy and thick.
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But about two-thirds of the way through John's riffing, he seemed to sense something was fishy.
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"If there's something fishy in a will, people should be able to say that," Ms. Christerson said.
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Yes, the texture's pretty much the same and the seasoning is similar, but there is no fishy flavor.
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Secret Agent Man Because this was a jam-packed double episode, this is also a Fishy-packed blog.
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Elizabeth wins the Fishy this week for shifting the vote off her ally Lyrsa and eliminating Jessica instead.
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AT MOST INTERNATIONAL borders the authorities look for anything they think smells fishy: drugs, weapons, cigarettes or alcohol.
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So, when T. King turns out to be a thoroughly handsome man named Trevor (ACTOR), things look fishy.
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But I can't give Christian the Fishy, because by his own analysis his two votes are self-destructive.
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So if there's a drowning when no body appears, it's very fishy in the eyes of law enforcement.
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I've been wanting to give him a Fishy for a while, but he's just been winning too much.
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For Zeke's coolness under pressure, alliance building and spy-shack caliber eavesdropping, I'm awarding him this week's Fishy.
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The first Fishy goes to Keith, who recognizes that Reem and Wendy aren't his pathway to Survivor glory.
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That amazing water slide video -- where the guy glides across the surface of the pool -- is really fishy.
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The company behind it are independent so search results will always yield unbiased facts on your fishy purchases.
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Heavily implying that there was something fishy about Jeff Session's involvement in—and recusal from—the Russia investigation?
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While this stunt is concerning (for French security) and impressive (because holy fuck), a few things seem fishy.
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I've made a series called Fishy Fanny paintings — women spouting fish from their mouths as anger, dreams, etc.
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Unless you're vegetarian, don't skip the anchovies; they are an umami-delivery device, and will not taste fishy.
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We just don't know, which also makes it challenging to decide who wins the Fishy for this episode.
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"Shadman's case was a very fishy case," a former senior official in the Afghan attorney general's office said.
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" In fact, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration states that raw fish "should smell fresh and mild, not fishy.
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The resulting amalgamation—potatoes topped with cod and the olive oil mixture—was a salty, creamy, fishy revelation.
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It's why many people believe this latest separation is a hoax, pointing out that there's something fishy going on.
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Rats use them to navigate the darkness, for instance, while a seal's whiskers detect the movements of fishy prey.
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And what's fishy about these donuts is that they are filled with avocado, crab meat, or spicy tuna inside!!
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I have to give the Fishy this week to the people who convinced her to flip: Cirie and Aubry.
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It's interesting to think, though, whether this announcement does much: meaning the Trump believers believe something is fishy anyway.
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Ryan wins the Fishy for being the only player to do the thing that they all should have done.
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Devon wins the Fishy for playing up his surfer boy cluelessness, and very subtly prompting Ben to reveal more.
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Within a few weeks, The Village Voice began to run articles examining the fishy data on child sex trafficking.
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Rogers, 31, said "fishy and brown and just horrible" water came from the tap at their public housing community.
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Check the manufacturer and product: Make sure there's nothing fishy about the company name, product name, description, or images.
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But it wasn't gifts or a crown Luna was after; her wish was for something a bit more...fishy.
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It's a good way to make sure you're not overcharged, or to detect fishy activity on your accounts.5.
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But what seems more likely at this point is that something fishy was going down with local law enforcement.
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When applicants key-in information, "if it's really slow or they repeat it many times, something's fishy," Zhou said.
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Unfortunately, however, another Bellator event with a few decent bouts has been overshadowed by talk of a fishy finish.
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Make sure you have the documentation to support them, as deductions that smell fishy can trigger an IRS audit.
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And he once said Mr. Mueller's appointment "smells a little fishy," according to a radio segment unearthed by CNN.
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Participants did not report any serious side effects, such as bleeding, gastrointestinal symptoms or "fishy burps," Dr. Manson said.
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The Trump lawyers' reading of a June 2019 blog by Paul Waldman, who also leans left, is similarly fishy.
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But I couldn't find much left of the "windy, noisy, fishy, vociferous, narrow-streeted town" as Woolf recalled it.
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When the state authorities asked to inspect the premises, "my gut was telling me there might be something fishy."
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Again, the apparent stock images are a fishy sign -- and it all leaves Stephen feeling like he got rooked.
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Save $20 on the AquaSprouts Garden — $159.95 See Details Treat your fishy friends with this aquarium that self-cleans.
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If the C.E.O.'s intentions smell fishy, you also have every right to engage in a little self-preservation.
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"If a deal feels 'fishy' or sounds too good to be true, it probably is," according to the NCL.
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While many might assume that a strong fishy odor is a sign of freshness, Maltese has a different opinion.
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Another sign that there's something fishy about these numbers is that the differences among the candidates are implausibly large.
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At least, I try to be and just explain to people the situation, and there's nothing fishy going on.
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But to Cox, a Brooklyn community activist with a background in product development, something about the data dump smelled fishy.
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If it spots something fishy, whether your kid created it or received it, it sends you a real-time alert.
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If CORVIDS cannot come up with a valid set of data for a result, that result is self-evidently fishy.
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This episode, she wins the Fishy for the most effective self-eviction since Corinne sabotaged her own schemes in Caramoan.
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Hustlers, military vet Ben Driebergen won the million bucks, the title of Sole Survivor – and most importantly, the Final Fishy.
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So fishy that a state house committee in Sacramento has just approved a REPUBLICAN sponsored bill to improve spending oversight.
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If your dentist's recommendation for a deep cleaning sounds fishy, the smart move is to seek out a second opinion.
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The Fishy this week goes to Ali, who has established herself as the center of the tribe's web of alliances.
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If you've noticed something fishy going on with your iPhone's battery life, it's not your eyes playing tricks on you.
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I could see him acting fishy on the security camera, but he always passed through the detector without a beep.
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The bottom line: If there are any fishy payments for any purpose going back decades, Weisselberg would know about them.
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It also is said to have a fishy taste, unlike the green sea turtle that Balinese consider the most delicious.
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I have a disorder called TMAU that causes me to emit a fishy odor, even though my hygiene is immaculate.
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"The bottarga is very sharp and salty, fishy, and then the beeswax is almost the exact opposite," Mr. Wells said.
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But sardines lack the coolness factor of a bottle of cat wine (which in turn lacks a strong fishy stench).
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If there's a lesson to be learned from this, it is that on the long run, free stuff is fishy!
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"I've really got that kind of bug-eyed, fishy look going on, but there is something really alien about it."
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ANONYMOUS Framing this as a matter of protecting your overly nice and (from your description) possibly clueless boss seems fishy.
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The meat is dark and oily and has a fishy aftertaste that divides fans from foes along fairly stark lines.
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But as someone with experience in fighting public corruption in Illinois, this Whitefish Energy deal smells pretty fishy to me.
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Or, it's possible that strong winds alone pushed the frozen water and its fishy contents upward into an ice wall.
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Michael thinks it's a bit fishy for Kim just now mentioning the drug ... so many years after doing the deed.
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But still, there's something fishy about the asking the court to vacate the injunction — and allowing the payments to proceed.
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Still, it's always good to keep an eye out for anything that seems fishy, like misspellings in the update message.
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Disturbances to that balance can lead to vaginal irritation, a "fishy" odor, painful pee, uncomfortable sex and changes in discharge.
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It's associated with gray or white fluid, usually with a fishy smell that's worse after sex or washing with soap.
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"I think it's a fishy proposal and I'm worried that this would lead to euro bonds by the backdoor," Brinkhaus said.
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"One of the classic symptoms of bacterial vaginosis is a fishy odor, particularly after intercourse without a condom," Dr. Dweck explains.
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"Whenever we get a report of someone fishy, we examine them, and if need be, deport them," he replied by email.
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The ineffective protein can't break it down into harmless trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) in the liver, causing that distinctive fishy smell.
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When seeing the "vet" was too expensive for its "fishy friend," this reviewer turned to Moxifish to cure a bacterial infection.
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When there are questions about the truthfulness of some of the representations that the government has made, it frankly looks fishy.
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Brown thought the apples study was fishy, too: Would 22009-year-olds really pick something because it had an Elmo sticker?
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Stone said that with his operation, he is planning to provide the evidence — or lack thereof — of any fishy voting results.
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There was definitely something fishy about Jorge (Esai Morales) demanding to take a photo with his daughter on the Middleton campus.
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Malolo Kellyn may win the Fishy for her decision, but I can't wholeheartedly applaud any of the Malolo-Navitis this week.
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When his favoured candidate for president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a hardliner, won a fishy election in June 2009, swarms of people protested.
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This variety often scares off sushi novices for being too "fishy," but elevated autumnal levels of fat take care of this.
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So I'm giving Lauren the Fishy for this week, for being the one to pull the plan together behind the scenes.
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The Fishy this week goes to Chrissy and Ryan for making the right choice – even if it was the obvious choice.
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"There's something fishy," says Kwagala, adding that the same doctor as in Nansubuga's case, who was still practicing, had been involved.
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It wasn't until Abramovitz's classmates asked why he had rejected the Colburn offer that he began to think something was fishy.
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Washington (CNN)It was the kind of story that, at first blush, might seem like there was something fishy going on.
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However, this week, the Obama administration announced new regulations in an effort to crack down on fishy industry behavior—pun intended.
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The star of The Shallows, the shark-attack movie hitting theaters June 24, has been posting lots of fishy pics lately.
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It billed itself as the "Unofficial Twitter of Tennessee Republicans" but from the beginning, state Republican leaders knew something was fishy.
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Yet his words go to show that Clinton was right about his Trump's fishy ties to Russia and murky personal finances.
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All of this, of course, may sound fishy to any of the one in six people who has experienced clinical depression.
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Something smells fishy about the entire enterprise, to say the least, and almost nobody thinks that Libra is a good idea.
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We believe in black-white interracial romantic relationships, and yet there's something fishy about them, too (see this season's "The Bachelorette").
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Missy wins the Fishy for offering a way to think about pre-merge moves that are more than just Big Movez.
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At the very least, they raised the possibility (for those with certain deep memetic frames) that something fishy was going on.
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There was "something fishy" from the start, said Doctor Radebe, who was a councilor for the opposition Democratic Alliance in Vrede.
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There's something, well, fishy going on with certain favorite fish dishes, according to a new study from the conservation group Oceana.
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It looks fishy, and voters already have little trust in governing elites, believing them to be corrupt and out-of-touch.
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If the medical evacuation rationale for the road is starting to smell fishy to you, you could not be more right.
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You want one that smells like the ocean (but not too fishy, and certainly not like ammonia), with clear, taut eyes.
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The millions of Americans who take fish oil supplements have become all too familiar with the intensely fishy burps they cause.
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Devens of course wins the Fishy for blowing open the tribal, and suggesting that all the groups at the bottom work together.
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Screen Junkies film critic Dan Murrell was the first to point out that something fishy was going on with Gotti's audience rating.
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A Fishy for the conversation between Bret and Zeke where they discuss their different perspectives as LGBT people from two different generations.
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Ryan wins the Fishy this week for the way he uses his super idol to build a bond with surf instructor Devon.
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Something's fishy here... A Valentine's Day Victoria's Secret commercial in which all the women appear fully clothed — in football uniforms, no less?
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The FBI seems to share an opinion with many vapers in Indiana that the state's new vaping laws look a little fishy.
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Since Congress is unlikely to hire many more wonks, the Trump International Hotel will continue to sell fishy cocktails and pricey rooms.
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So if there was something fishy about the software Wright used for his demonstration, Andresen didn't have any opportunity to confirm that.
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Capricorn is a very driven, success-oriented sign, always climbing toward the top of the mountain—but what about its fishy roots?
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The results are fishy, to say the least, and more detailed laboratory analyses are underway to verify the nature of the contaminant.
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Ben wins a Fishy for reading the early signs of an alliance betrayal and playing his idol when he needed it most.
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So when a consumer sees only five-star reviews, they smell something fishy, something that causes their BS meter to go off.
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According to McGuinness, investors became concerned over time that something fishy was going on with how the club's funds were being handled.
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You may be asking: How is this different from what Adam did last week, when he won a Fishy for blindsiding Figgy?
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In October, the Times's Kevin Roose uncovered some fishy-looking ads on Facebook attacking Jennifer Wexton, the Democratic challenger to Republican Rep.
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Instead, while looking through the code that LBC contributors must run on their machines, eagle-eyed folks on Reddit noticed something fishy.
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I know it's widely accepted that eBay has a bit of a reputation for being fishy, filled with scammers and counterfeit goods.
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It's bigger than both previous models (three gallons to be exact) so your fishy friends will be happy to make the move.
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"I was given some fishy orders and I carried them out in 2015-2016, thinking I was conducting law enforcement," he said.
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With Scam ID, if a phone number appears fishy, your phone will display "Scam Likely" so you know not to pick up.
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It and Britain have plenty in common — they're both wintry, watery, fishy, boozy — but also bring different, complementary assets to the table.
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I can't remember the last time I said, 'there's something fishy, let me figure out if he's the real age or not.
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Which wouldn't be all that weird—as Malinow notes, directly linking depression and memory formation is a bit fishy to begin with.
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"It just seems a little fishy that one employee would do this without orders from higher up the food chain," he said.
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The other interpretation, which you'll hear Obama loyalists voice, is that the Clintons provoke more scandals because they do more fishy stuff.
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Ester also brought us to Myung San to try ganjang gaejang ($19.95), raw crab in a fishy, salty, soy-sauce-based marinade.
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Those who study the zone have long needed a safer way to bring its fishy residents to the surface without killing them.
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Parts of the city still smelled fishy, though, possibly from a tidal surge that mixed with the rainwater and submerged entire streets.
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The conviction rate hovers at 99 percent, too high not to be fishy, especially considering that convictions are often based on confessions.
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Because there was something fishy about how easily Cersei swayed Tycho Nestoris, the crafty Iron Bank representative we've seen in previous seasons.
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Last year, Japan bought over 50 million pounds of Alaskan Atka mackerel, an oily, fishy fish of little appeal to U.S. consumers.
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They were looking at some transfer hours that looked fishy, they'd been investigating it for a while and told coach this afternoon.
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Just stay on top of your credit reports, even when you have a freeze in place, to make sure nothing fishy is happening.
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"[The blog post] looked a little fishy but it was serious allegations, and we want to not jump to any conclusion," Williams said.
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However, as we were leaving the pub, one of the officers noticed something fishy about a guy who'd started running down the street.
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In Yakuza 6, you're signed up for a service called Troublr (lol) which gives you notifications anytime something fishy is happening around Kamurocho.
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One taster thought the chip tasted some what fishy, leading us to suspect it could be inspired by some sort of Vietnamese noodles.
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When one of the ocean&aposs top predators washes up dead on a beach, it&aposs likely that something fishy must have happened.
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"It was just very, very fishy," said the employee, who taught at the Russian Hill studio in San Francisco for almost two years.
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If anyone thinks something is fishy, they can officially dispute a score and the Twin Galaxies team may choose to look into it.
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While Elizabeth wins the Fishy for being the prime mover, this episode also shows how decisions never really come down to one person.
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WATCH: Former Survivor Contestants Talk Final Threes Ben wins the Fishy this week for putting in the hard work and finding the idol.
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Image: Orange-Kun/Wikimedia CommonsYou most certainly know someone taking fish oil pills—those fishy, translucent gold capsules—for their purported heart benefits.
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The Fishy goes to Alec, who works with Mike and Alison to pull together a group of six – with Christian, Gabby, and Nick.
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Continued electrical outages and the whiff of something fishy about the PREPA-Whitefish contract are far from the only questions about Maria's fallout.
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The notion that these results indicate something fishy persists, though, and local Philadelphia Republican Party officials took time to debunk this idea recently.
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A Fishy to Zeke and the rest of the Nuku tribe who take their opportunity to eliminate arguably the game's most dangerous player.
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Some might see that as fishy, but it's worth nothing that officials weren't sure the program was worthwhile well before Trump became president.
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The traditional bouillabaisse at Voile d'Or, the restaurant inside the hotel St Jean Cap Ferrat, is bright and flavorful without being overly fishy.
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" CNN reports of yet another interview from 2017 where Whitaker described Mueller's appointment as special counsel as being "ridiculous" and "a little fishy.
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Municipalities' decision to offer donors a credit for donating to a charitable fund may also be seen as fishy, critics and lawyers said.
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More than once, a flock of terns or a bobbing seal tipped me off to a fishy spot I might otherwise have overlooked.
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Municipalities' decision to offer donors a credit for giving to a charitable fund may also be seen as fishy, critics and lawyers said.
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In California, where late-counted votes flipped every seat in traditionally Republican Orange County blue, Republicans continue to insist that something fishy happened.
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PIKE S () DPUNCH I thought this grid was fun and it sparked a lot of corny and fishy wordplay in my own mind.
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I think the reason so many people are anti-anchovy is that there are a lot of bad, fishy ones on the market.
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He believed in Vick's VapoRub for chest colds and Desitin — a fishy-smelling ointment meant for Norwegians and diaper rashes — for everything else.
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" He said the shipping deals sounded "very fishy," so he traveled to Germany in December to do what he called some "due diligence.
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The report seems fishy, since Google has already been down this road, but there's a reason why Google might be interested in HTC.
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Wodnicki said their lawyer, Gloria Schmidt, said that something "smelled fishy" and agreed to allow police to carry out a video recorded interview.
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Ron wins the Fishy for the second half of the episode, for making the right choice between voting out Aurora and voting out Wentworth.
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I wonder if learning about ontogeny nondiscrimination and substrate independence will help students when, for instance, an employer asks them to do something fishy.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, he argues, needs money and orders to go effectively after gun-dealers who overlook fishy sales.
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Tang says that Spokeo screens out anyone demonstrating "fishy activity," but he was vague on what that constituted and how one might detect it.
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And if you have it, your discharge will have a distinct, fishy smell, and might look grayish or white because of the extra bacteria.
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Davis emphasized that reading app reviews is an easy way to see if anything appears fishy, and that when in doubt simply don't download.
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But if a developer never knows to put those more sophisticated tests in front of fishy new accounts, the bot will get through undetected.
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Now extinct, these fishy-looking swimming reptiles could reach up to 15 feet in length during adulthood — and no babies had ever been discovered.
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This is marine collagen, so sometimes if you put it straight in water it's a little fishy, but in a smoothie you'd never know.
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"If he saw something that looked fishy to him he would actually investigate," said Andre Walk, president of the 9th Precinct Community Relations Council.
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So, when Romar first offered him a job as an assistant, it wasn't fishy, it was because they've known each other for a while.
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The white whale was enticed with fishy snacks but proved evasive at every turn, forcing them to get in the water to remove it.
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Her vote was for Wendell, making him the winner of the million dollars, the title of Sole Survivor – and most importantly, the Final Fishy.
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"You don't get to approve a prosecutor in a foreign country unless something fishy is going on," Giuliani said on Fox News on Sunday.
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In anticipation of Finding Dory, YouTuber Chrisspy made over her entire face (she even used a bald cap) to become our favorite fishy character.
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It smells fishy, and an unnamed "source familiar with the situation" acknowledged to CNN that the situation was "unusual" and did not follow protocol.
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While Newman can't definitively blame the party for her loss in 2018, she has a long list of fishy happenings she's happy to share.
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The companies didn't make the announcements on their own — they came after outside observers pointed out that something fishy seemed to be going on.
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They noted that the practice of selling these fishy vaping products has sent dozens of people to the hospital over the past two years.
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According to the suit, things really got fishy when the Backstreet Boys ended up coming to China around those dates ... but through a different promoter.
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Miley and her mom, Tish, met up Saturday night with Liam and his folks, Leonie and Craig, for a fishy meal at Nobu in Malibu.
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Tisha Campbell-Martin's estranged husband is vehemently denying allegations of abuse leveled by his ex -- and furthermore, he's pointing out what he calls fishy timing.
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Davie wins the Fishy, but this episode – like so many episodes this season – is really a testament to an entire island full of strong players.
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"Plagiarism is indicative that there is something fishy going on," said Jerry Brito, the executive director of Coin Center, a Washington-based cryptocurrency lobbying group.
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I think whether he knew in the back of his head that things were fishy with Sam, I think now Connor has said too much.
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I'm rooting for the guy, and since there wasn't that much actual strategy this episode, I feel okay giving the Fishy to my early favorite.
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Fishies The Fishy this week goes to Michael and Wendell for having the energy and the discipline to look for idols while their tribemates snooze.
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Each individual bite was vinegary, fishy, tangy, and sweet — but having them all fight it out on my taste buds was by no means unpleasant.
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HANA AREFILeeds It is true that Britain's fishing industry is too small to jeopardise a future Brexit deal on trade ("A fishy transition", March 24th).
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The treatment of whaling as a modern industry is on-point here, a barbaric business that coats the whole world in a fishy, grimy sheen.
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Angela makes a decent play and – combined with her incredible defense in the immunity challenge – I'd give her the Fishy, if Michael had gone home.
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The story goes that if you eat a salema, you run the risk of spending the rest of your night feeling a bit, well... fishy.
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I dug into it and found that the whole statistic was fishy — based on a shadow study that no one seems to have actually seen.
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Georgia secretary of state and Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp has raised eyebrows with some fishy tactics heading into his race against Democrat Stacey Abrams.
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But the condition can cause a burning sensation when you pee, itchiness around your vagina, and white or gray discharge that has a fishy smell.
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Punishment: One-year bowl ban, nine scholarship losses over three years University of Mississippi: Academic fraud, football players receiving money from boosters, just seems fishy.
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After leaving the eels to bleed out to get rid of the fishy metallic taste, the spinal cord is removed using a process called ikejime.
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The game that did keep stats on thrown out players didn't offer anything suspicious, and people in attendance at the games didn't remember anything fishy.
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He starts out by noticing something fishy: The parts of Italy that claim the most supercentenarians overall have high crime rates and low life expectancy.
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And security expert Brian Krebs, who reports on vulnerabilities, bad actors and fishy "security" services, experienced one of the largest DDoS attacks seen to date.
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The timing of all this was fishy, she said, and the accusers would have been more believable if they had come forward six months earlier.
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"I'm not a conspiracy theorist — I'm not — but it's a little fishy-smelling," Sanderson said of the party establishment's coalescing around Biden and not Sanders.
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Frank Freeman, a Houston-based espresso machine repairman who supports Mr. O'Rourke, received the fishy text message on Wednesday, and posted a screenshot to Facebook.
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But he did follow in a long line of arguments -- made by Trump loyalists -- that something fishy was going on in New Hampshire in 200007.
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But, a Bengals team official believes there may have something fishy going on -- and reported a possible incident to the NFL, which is now investigating.
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The HBP sure seemed fishy to us ... you can see the pitch -- on a 3-2 count, nonetheless -- plunked Bregman SQUARELY between the shoulder blades.
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In addition to there being no fishy smell, the fish should look bright and crisp, and the eyes should be round and not sunken in.
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So, I would think there's a good chance porgs would be dense, dark red meat tasting like goose or liver with a gamey and fishy edge.
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If you notice a strange slowdown in your computer's performance, or the fan suddenly starts working overtime, you should check your CPU usage for anything fishy.
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But, if you've already happened to stick a fork in it, or whip up a chicken salad sandwich, and something seemed a little fishy — it was.
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What's more, in a little bit of Fishy housekeeping, in my last blog I asked for viewer votes over who deserved to win last week's award.
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Joe wins the Fishy this episode for an all-around stellar performance, lasting 34 days at the age of 71 in Survivor's most brutal season ever.
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On a recent morning, an officer at the Los Angeles warehouse squinted as he noticed something fishy about a package passing through his x-ray machine.
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That said, I'm hesitant to give Laurel the Fishy this week, because I can't get past the nagging doubt that she may have missed her moment.
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The infection leads to a brutal combination of vaginal symptoms: discharge that smells fishy, burning when you pee, and itching in and out of the vagina.
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After everything that's happened with the super-wheat and the Lassa virus, this story already sounds fishy — and Claudia's briefing just a little too heavy handed.
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The presets default to delivering their faux messages 30 minutes after you've hit "Activate" (a good amount of time so your sudden departure doesn't look fishy).
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Our source says everyone involved in the show had to sign a very strict NDA, so it's a little fishy the "kurents" guy is so chatty.
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And then, there's this ... She insinuates there might be something fishy here as the run-up to the 2020 Presidential election ... "There's something every election year."
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Eventually, he put so many miles on the car and sloshed so much ice on the upholstery that he had to buy the fishy-smelling vehicle.
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He found that marinating it with seaweed and samphire, a salty coastal plant, gave the blossom a fishy taste, and that it resembled fish when battered.
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The crab and fish sauce amplify each other's funkiness, and make a dish that smells and tastes oceanic: fishy, a little dank and full of life.
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"At the end of the day, a lot of Americans think working in a fishy, smelly environment is not the thing for them," Mr. Erickson said.
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Ed Gjertsen II, a financial advisor in Northfield, Illinois, knew something was fishy when an elderly and infirm client started cashing checks at a local bar.
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After speaking with the men, their attorney told police "something smelled fishy" and that she didn't think the brothers were the offenders as had been reported.
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Aquatic or marine perfumes use notes like calone, a synthetic that is oceanic,"salty, ozonic, almost fishy at times and a bit metallic," according to Zappas.
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Its name is derived from the fishy aroma the leaves emit; it was traditionally used for a cure for pneumonia and a means to combat phlegm.
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Feeling like something was fishy, I turned to social media a few hours after we left and publicly commented on Ulta's Instagram about the odd return policy.
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The potion—which is described as having a tea-like color, a slightly sweet taste, and a fishy smell—sells for about $8 for two 100ml bottles.
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The embattled singer is trying to blow up the sex tape by suggesting something fishy was going on between Avenatti and Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx.
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Instead, one recent night I spent dinnertime wincing as my daughter dunked a fistful of tuna into her milk, then smeared her fishy fingers on my shirt.
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Even if that is an underestimate, it falls far short of the scale of protests nine years ago, when hundreds of thousands demonstrated against a fishy election.
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Kleiman, a computer security expert who was allegedly around in Bitcoin's early days, passed away in 2013, and that's when — according to the suit — things got fishy.
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Seemingly apropos of nothing, Trump reignited conspiracies that there was something "fishy" about the suicide of Bill Clinton's close friend and former White House counsel Vince Foster.
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But if a company like Facebook doesn't allow those same journalists to even ask questions of those "hunched over" workers, you know something fishy is going on.
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Something is fishy at a giant company called Anahata—and it's not just the giant squid that serves as a mascot for the world's largest tech firm.
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James wins the Fishy this week for realizing that, with the Naviti tribe members split, the old Malolo doesn't need to go along with somebody else's plan.
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John Carlisle, a British anesthesiologist (and legend in medical statistics), first called attention to the fact that something seemed fishy about PREDIMED in this June 2017 paper.
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It's fishy that there would be any issues related to those screens, since Samsung has been using them for several years and, presumably has resolved any issues.
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With so much uncertainty and concern over the net neutrality repeal, and pending lawsuits against that decision, Comcast would do well to avoid anything that smells fishy.
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The fuel hikes brought car-owning, middle-class Iranians onto the streets for the first time since 2009, when the authorities crushed protests over a fishy election.
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It's the traditional ruler of your sign, my fishy friend, which is wonderful since it's such a blessed planet; however, Jupiter isn't just about winning lottery tickets.
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It would be fishy, Mr. Carroll said, if Mr. Romney — and John McCain before him — garnered no votes in the precincts where you'd expect to find Republicans.
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But for the Clintons, everything from 1992 onward is part of the same ongoing saga, and it began way before they did anything particularly fishy at all.
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FISHY BUSINESS As part of a research project at work, I bought an aquaponic tank with a betta fish that fertilizes the herbs that grow on top.
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Pros: All the essential and specialized nutrients you need for your child-bearing years, all-in-one inexpensive multivitaminCons: Not vegetarian, some users report a fishy odor
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"What kind of responsibility does each of us bear as individuals who are near events that we think might be fishy, but we aren't sure," Cahn said.
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We all know that there was something fishy going on with Hunter's business dealings, but admitting it is something that they simply cannot bring themselves to do.
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A few of you wrote in to say that Smollett's story sounded fishy from the very beginning and that it was too soon to jump to conclusions.
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Sounds like Meek just wanted some tuna, cod or bass ... we're not sure which dish he got ... but the fishy entrees all run from $29 to $37.
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While there are some fishy circumstances surrounding one case involving the alleged rape of a 13-year-old girl, the other two cases are far more credible.
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The new version has a fresh headline — "Fishy business: Trump and Abe dump fish food into precious koi pond" — and the text that follows has been totally transformed.
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Since Donald is fully aware of however she acquired her permanent citizenship, he could, if there were anything fishy around it, expose the methods and somehow invalidate it.
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One customer called the email "fishy," another called it "suspicious" and another called on the company to explain why they had to reset passwords in this unorthodox way.
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Where: The American West Rocky Mountain oysters have absolutely nothing to do with the sea, but if you don't know what they are, they might seem pretty fishy.
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Alternatively, go to "Privacy & Settings" in your profile and then, under the "Account" tab, click on "Basics" and "Where You're Signed In" to see if there's something fishy.
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And then there's Bhagwan himself: otherworldly, fragile saint to his disciples, faux mystical, egotistical charlatan to outsiders, berobed, fishy eyed, a magpie for flashy watches and fancy cars.
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On top of all that, an investigation from Dutch journalist Hester van Santen found that the acceptance of the original paper into the journal Nature itself was fishy.
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Call us conspiracy theorists, but when FIVE of the 30 women claim they would be a dolphin if they could be any animal, something fishy is going on.
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A Fishy Award for Dr. Mike, the last Healer left, who plays the two sides against each other and leverages the confusion around camp to keep himself safe.
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Or maybe I don't get it because I am of the old school that when something smells fishy, there is probably a dead fish somewhere to be found.
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Lohan's Celebrity Big Brother roommates were concerned — or, you know, making jokes at her expense — because it seemed pretty obvious that there was something fishy going down here.
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Yeast infections come with a thick, white discharge that looks like cottage cheese and has no smell, which is different from the distinct fishy smell of bacterial vaginosis.
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The iconic fishy dish, based on seafood and citrus, can be found all up and down the continent, from Colombia's north coast to the southern tip of Chile.
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"The thing that was fishy was that he was like, 'We traded you to Montreal, but not because of the All-Star Game,' " Scott recalled over the weekend.
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When fish suffocate, they flood their bodies with lactic acid and other chemicals, which sour the meat and produces that distinct "fishy" odor that most of us loathe.
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If there are none, you might be able to write them off as bogus, and do the same if every other review they've written seems just as fishy.
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It's so satisfyingly salty and pleasantly fishy — like caviar itself, of course — but with so much more going on than if you just ate caviar by the spoonful.
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The Wainstein Report implied that a department chair, a senior associate athletic director and several football coaches all knew, or should have known, something fishy was taking place.
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Things are starting to look fishy, but even if you threw the coin a thousand times, or a million, you could never be absolutely sure it was rigged.
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The pastry had been etched with the tip of a paring knife and painted in egg wash to give it fishy definition: scales, eyes, spines in the fins.
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To those who lost access to their funds, Cotten's overseas death just seems too fishy to believe, especially considering the questionable way in which his company was run.
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However, even though the ingredients are independently better, they don't come together in the same magic way that Taco Bell's nacho toppings do, and the queso tastes fishy.
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But Moradi's attorney, Eric George, suspected something fishy went down -- since the man who appraised the diamond got a commission for brokering the deal with the new buyer.
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Implicit was another point: we can't afford them because we now know how inflated the costs are, and how skewed the deals are in China's favour—or plain fishy.
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Out-of-touch Pryce emphasizes to the cops how he needs to get those baseball cards back, but the cops smell something fishy in Pryce's home — that Hummer outside?
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Even the ones who don't think a mysterious entity is paying Redditors to upvote the BuzzFeed link or spamming their subreddit with bots think something fishy is going on.
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Kevin Costner proved his deep sea fighting skills in Waterworld, but rumors that he recently beat up a 15-foot shark have turned out to be a bit fishy.
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When the colleague of Cooperman's family member said that trades in Atlas stock were "fishy," the unnamed family member responded, "Somebody should investigate that," according to the SEC complaint.
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After an action-packed episode that saw chaos at camp, threats of a super idol, and heart-breaking betrayals – I still don't know who to give the Fishy to.
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She also says she was watching Nancy Grace and Grace feels the robbery is "fishy," but when the TV lawyer says it's an inside job she doesn't mean Kim.
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Those who watch the five-second video, which can be reached through a series of somewhat fishy links, may first think they've survived it — then all hell breaks loose.
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LoQueSigue and Signa Lab, a data research lab based out of the Western Institute of Technology and Higher Education in Guadalajara, noticed that something was fishy with the hashtag.
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He said the suicide of the former Clinton aide Vince Foster was "very fishy," when five separate investigations found it to be a sad self-killing and nothing more.
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"Fishy," said Wang Ling, the author of "A Beijing Pregnancy" ("北京孕事"), a novel about pregnancy, abortion and birth, on Population Internal Reference, her private WeChat site.
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But they do say investigators knew Cohen had received some $22018 million in fishy-looking payments, including from foreign businesses, just days after then-boss entered the White House.
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Ortiz choked Sonnen until his face turned purple, but the fishy part for most was that Sonnen seemed to do nothing from the moment that Ortiz got his back.
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And the explanation the image gave for how this trick works — that the virus "remains in the throat" for four days before infecting the lungs — is fishy as well.
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If the commission's hands are tied, even temporarily, the United States can intensify its investigations of fishy financial transactions made by the same elites in the American banking system.
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While this town is the undisputed capital of Montana caviar, you can't find the salty, fishy delicacy on the menus of any restaurants in this town of about 5,000.
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The Wallet setting won't show you all of the transactions made through your device, so to review everything, you should scan your bank statements if you suspect something fishy.
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After the fishy contract with Whitefish was cancelled on Monday, taxpayers are reminded why transparency and real oversight is needed to move forward with disaster relief in Puerto Rico.
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Mars is the warrior of the zodiac, and while you're usually gentle as hell, my fishy friend, during this time you will be an intimidating and unafraid of confrontation.
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Rachel knows something fishy is going on here, so she makes Coleman think that she's on board with his plan — while starting to come to some conclusions of her own.
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"I don't know the answer, but it smells a little fishy to me," he said, arguing the market would likely take a Republican win positively initially, but would then sell.
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Barry's three-year-old son, Shiva, has just been diagnosed with autism; and something is deeply fishy about Valupro, a pharmaceutical firm with which This Side of Capital is enmeshed.
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The fishy tale became a topic of relentless chatter on social media, TV and radio; with passionate debate as to whether if the story happened to be true or not.
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Turkey has been in the news lately, but Trump's misconduct in dealings with Ukraine is clearly related to the larger subject of his fishy relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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But here's where things start to get a little fishy in this rabbit tale: Gonzalez said there were actually TWO rabbits and he was able to save the white one.
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It was a Whole Foods employee who first smelled something fishy when noticing that one of the plastic "chicken" containers was in fact filled with cranberry apple tuna salad. Whoops.
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McKinsey also thinks something fishy is going on economically — but in the bottom tier of global companies, not necessarily the top, according to Sree Ramaswamy, co-author of the report.
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For example, the Jahai use the word "cŋεs" for stinging sorts of smells associated with petrol, smoke and various insects, and "plʔeŋ" for bloody, fishy and meaty sorts of smells.
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Last week, Trump dredged up one of the ugliest debunked conspiracy theories from the 1990s, telling The Washington Post that he believed there was something "fishy" about Vince Foster's death.
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The characters included in the collection range from Mickey and Minnie Mouse to the fishy friends from Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage and even the swashbucklers of Pirates of the Caribbean.
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After all, it's sort of inevitable that something made of processed seafood will smell a little fishy and opening a bag of shrimp chips in public can be a gamble.
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Hundreds of millions of years ago, our fishy ancestors dragged themselves out of the water and diversified into all the vertebrates on Earth—everything from lizards to primates to humans.
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If you were only at a fishy company for a few weeks (or even a couple of months), you probably don't even need to include that employer on your resume.
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Jussie Smollett being attacked in a hate crime sounded fishy and far-fetched from the jump -- according to a guy who has no love for the "Empire" actor -- Milan Christopher.
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Musk said the spacesuit didn't contain any sensors, which is kinda fishy—wouldn't you want to get some data about how the suit performs in the empty vacuum of space?
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Marketers of detoxes and cleanses almost never provide any scientific rationale for why these foods are considered toxic, which is the first clue that there's something fishy going on here.
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And the more you eat dishes like this, the more you will recognize this beautiful balance of spicy, pickled, creamy, and fishy flavors that only Korean cuisine has to offer.
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But after the men requested an attorney, Gloria Schmidt, "she came to us and after speaking with these two people of interest, she said that something smelled fishy," said Wodnicki.
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I don't think the top boss is the person to start with, but the suggestion that you should avoid bringing such concerns to the head of the organization sounds fishy.
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It's time to lay bare this fishy bromance and come to know the full breadth of Flynn's furtive activities and whether Trump was aware or complicit, before, during or after.
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Everything is a little bit fishy — some artists release merchandise bundles with their music to juice sales numbers; others beg fans to stream their music to get good chart placements.
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Then, in February, 2016, shortly after he retired from full-time investing, he noticed posts in his Facebook feed that purported to support Bernie Sanders but struck him as fishy.
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Simpson had reported on Chinese contributions to Bill Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign, and later thought the "river of foreign money" that coursed through the Clinton Global Initiative smelled fishy.
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Skeet Ulrich is the former boyfriend she charms into doing the job, Jon Daly is Leanne's hapless husband, and Kristen Schaal is a reporter who senses that something is fishy.
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It's a fishy situation that naturally raises questions about Trump's personal financial relationships with Persian Gulf monarchies — questions he and his allies in Congress have been successfully stonewalling for years.
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"When friends came over and it smelled like sour fishy things, it was weird," said Chase Valencia, a Filipino-American who runs Lasa in Los Angeles with his brother Chad.
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If you are inclined to believe that America — especially in the age of Donald Trump — is plagued by racism and homophobia, none of these extremely fishy details seemed to register.
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Kesha is about to be reunited with her precious tiger jacket after it was stolen out of her dressing room this weekend ... and the culprit has a very fishy explanation.
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OD-ing on fillers and binders causes most restaurants' cakes to resemble vaguely fishy fritters—on top of that, the meat itself might be canned, imitation, or just plain counterfeit.
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The Pentagon did not respond to a request for comment from Gizmodo (and we'll update this post if we hear back), but there's some things that stand out as fishy here.
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Bluefish is just one of those fish that will always be burdened with the label of being too "fishy"—as if that were a bad thing for a fish to be.
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On July 19, internet sleuths noticed something fishy was going on and took to Reddit to share evidence of what they saw as Verizon Wireless's plan to ruin their stream-life.
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"Since Donald is fully aware of however she acquired her permanent citizenship, he could, if there were anything fishy around it, expose the methods and somehow invalidate it," Manigault Newman writes.
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Baier thinks that allegation is fishy, and speculates there's more to the altercation people don't know ... suggesting it couldn't have just been a fight over fireworks, as some outlets have reported.
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Something smelled fishy to a lot of basketball-heads when teams like USC were excluded from the tournament entirely and Arizona received a lower seeding than its season seemed to warrant.
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Kodak Black's legal team says there's something fishy about the warrant that led to his arrest on firearms charges -- they claim the reason he got busted is purely because he's black.
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The surest way to find out if something fishy is going on with your financial data is by checking your credit report and monitoring your credit score for any big changes.
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After 28 days on the Edge of Extinction, he fought his way back, won the million dollar prize and title of Sole Survivor, and most importantly, takes home the Final Fishy.
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There has to be something fishy about any Windows software that blocks System Restore, disables System Repair, deletes Windows Shadow Copies, or stops such services as WinDefend and Background Intelligent Transfer.
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"Since Donald is fully aware of however she acquired her permanent citizenship, he could, if there were anything fishy around it, expose the methods and somehow invalidate it," Manigault Newman wrote.
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If the fishy funk of kimchi isn't your thing, give a mango pickle in the South Indian style a try for something you'll inevitably end up putting on just about everything.
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The unnaturalness of this top-heavy arrangement, combined with growing evidence of power abuses, has given many people reason to believe that something is fishy about the structure of American equality.
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When you're in a city shaped like a bowl, these consequences include roaches, ants, maggots—all the magnificent creatures that emerge from the earth, driven by their love for anything fishy.
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His voice would take on a tone of deep assurance as he said things like, "No, really, I'm not pulling your leg," but his stories were sometimes on the fishy side.
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Stavos was having none of it, and gave Philip a shock when he said that he'd always known something fishy was going on in the back room of the travel agency.
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The game went on from 1989 to early 2001, but eventually, the general public — and the FBI — realized something was Filet-O-Fishy about the people who were claiming their winnings.
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The company stops short of calling Jade and Tanner cheaters or any other such accusation, but it's pretty clear ... they found something fishy in the way they won the top prize.
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Because the dish will get more fishy as it sits, make sure to add the salmon only when the rice is cooked and you're nearly ready to sit down to dinner.
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Either way, his back story is fishy: His daughter's disappearance during the State of the Union address is too coincidental — and if you'll recall, she, too, was found eating ice cream.
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Here they involve touchy gang chieftains itching for war, equally quarrelsome police officials squabbling over jurisdiction and one especially "ruthless, rapacious, hands-on, determined" banker trafficking in fishy offshore shell companies.
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Chanos, who made a name for himself by shorting companies like Enron, Tyco and numerous others that committed fraud, stopped short of saying that there was anything fishy with Tesla's financials.
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Roofstock CEO Gary Beasley explained to Re/code in a phone interview a bit more about the process, and why Roofstock isn't as fishy as it might sound on the surface.
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Cops suspected something fishy and brought out a drug-sniffing dog to check out their Chevy pickup ... and they say they found 5 big bundles of pot stashed in the bed.
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His real estate businesses are routinely entangled with corrupt officials abroad, with the Trump International Hotel and Tower Baku in Azerbaijan and the Trump office towers in India looking particularly fishy.
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But the Fishy, or in this case the Shappy, goes to the entire cast and production, who managed to reignite fans' love of Survivor with unique storytelling and a truly remarkable season.
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I, meanwhile, looked into other research on the effectiveness of résumé blinding to combat disparities in tech, and became convinced that there's a bigger problem than one fishy statistic in one article.
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New York Times columnist Kevin Roose noticed something fishy in all of this, noting on Twitter that many of the verified reviewers on the site bore the same names as Facebook employees.
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Complaints about the fishy smell permeating the club echo society's lesson that the female body is disgusting and unclean, but it's that sort of erotic disgust that The Lure leans in to.
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There have been privacy scandals (Cambridge Analytica most recently), advertising scandals (discriminatory ads, fishy metrics), multiple current federal inquiries, and an admission that using Facebook can be detrimental to your mental health.
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"We just thought our politicians' behaviour was fishy," says Jan Galik, a 31-year-old IT specialist who helped found "For a Decent Slovakia", one of the main groups behind the demonstrations.
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Taramasalata can be aggressively pink and fishy, but at the Press Club it is mild and creamy (in texture and color), topped with fat trout roe and served with loukoumades — Greek doughnuts.
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Hubbard received the fishy text message a month after Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos reportedly received a WhatsApp message from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman that installed malicious spyware on his phone.
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Though the Yankees could not quite figure out how it might be happening, they had been sending any evidence they deemed fishy about the Astros to M.L.B. over the past few seasons.
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Bart-Smith told the NewScientist that the Tunabot could be eventually altered to accommodate sensors, allowing it to do things like examine underwater operations -- or even be turned into a fishy spy.
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A Saturday tweet calling an arbitrary subset of Trump's political enemies "savages" attracted attention because there's something fishy about his decision to single out Jewish and nonwhite members of Congress for criticism.
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"Something fishy happened a long time ago," said Stephanie Rudolph, a staff attorney with the Urban Justice Center, who reviewed details of the property with me but does not represent the tenants.
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BTW ... when it comes to the upcoming fight -- Israel tells us why people better be watching for some fishy stuff in the tilt -- saying, "My Spidey Senses are tingling, if you will."
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Flair says he had a feeling something fishy was going down behind the scenes so he hired a lawyer to investigate his finances ... and realized he was missing huge amounts of cash.
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If you've ever thought that seemed fishy, your instincts may have just been proven correct: Tom Brady does have concussions, or so his wife Gisele Bundchen told CBS This Morning earlier today.
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In China—where, admittedly, official figures of all kinds are fishy—the sex ratio at birth has fallen from a peak of 121 boys per 100 girls in 2004 to 13 in 2015.
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Those estimates were widely seen as non-credible due to Osborne's history of using fishy numbers to defend austerity policies, which damaged the campaign to remain and doomed his bid to succeed Cameron.
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I sent an email to the editor of one of the Society for Science and Nature journals, the fishy looking website below whose journals are probably predatory, given its appearance, buzzwords and content.
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Mars, the planet of action, will enter fishy Water sign Pisces on the same day Mercury begins its retrograde, during which time it will activate the home and family sector of your chart.
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Fortunately, Vanity Fair noticed something was fishy because the emails allegedly asked that the invite be sent directly to Ellis, who said she would be arriving separately from the couple, according to TMZ.
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First things first: That 20173,000 jobs number is kind of a mystery—fact-checkers have flagged it as fishy, and according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it's about 170,000 jobs too high.
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On the day I pull up a chair at the bar, Fitt must turn away about 20 people in the two hours I spent going snout-first into a plate of fishy delights.
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Kevin says he didn't notice anything fishy when he was playing for the Cardinals from 2011-2014 ... including any sign of Katina Powell -- the escort whose prostitution scandal rocked the university last year.
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Both guys have said the circumstances surrounding the workout are "fishy" since Kap was only given a few days notice and because it's being held on a Saturday so late in the season.
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Conservatives suggest there is something fishy about the timeline of events leading to the launch of the investigation in late July 2016 — unproven claims that gained traction but little clarity throughout the week.
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In any case, Mars will boost your energy when it comes to socializing and networking—but keep in mind that between Pisces fishy vibe and Mercury retrograde, people will be flakey as fuck!
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A bottle of peroxide might come in handy when you're channelling that Justin Timberlake/ramen look circa 1999, but it seems Italy may have an altogether more fishy use for the bleaching substance.
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While the arguments in favour of the artificial sweet stuff can seem a bit fishy, maybe the best thing is to ditch the Diet Coke and just have one lump in your tea.
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But there was no heft to the tuna, no depth to the salmon, and anybody who happens to like shiny-skinned, fishy-tasting species like mackerel or sardines is in the wrong restaurant.
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A less extravagant alternative sits across the street — the fishy favorite Eddy's Ghetto, where for about one-third the price, you can dine on beef or wahoo (ask to sit in the garden).
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There's no word on exactly how the cops found out something fishy was up with the bogus dance studio, but the bars on all the windows probably didn't do the place any favors.
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But confirming suspicions that something fishy was going on, Disney officially announced, at the end of January, that its game would be discontinued on March 29th 2017, 12 years after it came online.
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That salty bird is still going to be a bit odoriferous, however if charred just right, you could potentially cook out some of the fishy tastes and hopefully preserve the more chicken-like flavors.
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To convince everyone that absolutely nothing fishy is going on, they announce that they are throwing a good old fashioned Halloween party, complete with bobbing for apples as one of the evenings activities. Nope.
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But a Fishy Award to the producers who edited this episode and turned that straightforward, down-the-line vote into a profound meditation on what the show means to the people who play it.
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We all know Washington is famous for fudging numbers and subjective math, but even in a town where climate change is a flash point, both sides of the aisle could agree: This sounds fishy.
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There will be no lingering "fishy" smell either, a thing people in small kitchens tend to be concerned about (speaking as a person with an extremely small kitchen who has been concerned about this).
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Like a single terrorist attack putting an entire nation on edge, If some fishy activity shows up in a few close elections, it could easily lead to a perception that wider results shouldn't be trusted.
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It was really fishy at that particular part of the interview when he started gloating in the ways in which this group has been screwed by the contract he made, that the tape goes missing.
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There's something super fishy going on with this mysteriously highly powered and well funded company, and the fact the he as a top government agent had no idea this place even existed, is very troublesome.
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Our thought bubble: The way conspiracy thinking works, the very fact that YouTube briefly linked the two events and then deleted the information might just "prove" to some observers that something fishy was going on.
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The dishes run the gamut, to please all palates, from mild (steamed market vegetables, left) to spicy (pad ped beef with long chilies, center, and kaffir chicken, top) to intensely fishy (fried whole butterfish, right).
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"There's something fishy going on here," she said of hotels getting paid as much as $4,000 per month per family, saying it is "business" worth as much as $1 billion over the next five years.
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She recorded her first two Top 22016 country hits, "Dumb Blonde" and "Something Fishy," for the label before going on to become a star on "The Porter Wagoner Show" on television and with RCA Records.
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But here's the really crazy part: After all the debunking of Paltrow's fishy wellness claims over the years, including Timothy Caulfield's 2015 book that focused entirely on her Goopshit, the jade eggs have sold out.
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The story explored Twitter's increased focus on suspending fishy accounts on its service, as part of its efforts to police activity by bots and trolls and prevent a repeat of Russia's meddling in the 2016 election.
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Since the turn of the spring equinox, we've considered dyeing our hair a trendy shade of "sunlight brunette," ditching our winter polish for a fishy manicure, or swapping our cat-eye flicks for floating crease eyeliner.
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While presidents can fire bureau directors, they are not supposed to do that except under extreme circumstances, and they're certainly not supposed to do so as punishment for looking too closely at the president's fishy behavior.
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Something's fishy and bacon hasn't totally left the building The guidelines emphasize eating protein-rich food, which helps retain muscle mass as we age and "plays a role in keeping our metabolism running smoothly," Drayer said.
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During the campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump alluded to these theories in an interview with the Washington Post and referred to Foster's death as "very fishy" Trump Jr. didn't immediately respond to an email seeking comment.
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Also, "intense" doesn't even begin to describe the force of the bold, spicy, fishy, flavors from the mackerel and squid dishes, with the earthiness of the radish and ungodly amounts of gochujang needed to construct them.
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Ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, Lord says he also urged state offices and campaigns to share feedback about any email or spam that they deemed fishy, a feedback loop he says helped inform his checklist.
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But the amberjack salad with chimichurri and brown-butter vinaigrette is very delicious, as is the hwe dup bap — sashimi and trout roe over warm rice made extra-fishy by tiny black dots of flyingfish roe.
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And most states (45 to be exact) keep a paper record of their votes so, if anything fishy goes on, officials can sit down later and audit how many votes actually came in for each candidate.
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It wasn't until she was 19 that Connie Christy discovered she had trimethylaminuria, a disorder that causes her to emit a "fishy" odor from her breath, sweat and urine shortly after eating foods like fish or eggs.
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"This is actually a little parasite; it's an infection that is sexually transmitted, and it may cause that same fishy, foul odor from the vagina that is a little bit more prominent after sex," Dr. Dweck says.
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Wearing a fishy tail made of silver fabric, Souza won a competition for the best mermaid at the Danish Olympic Delegation's pavilion on Ipanema beach on Sunday, a night of fun to celebrate diversity at the Games.
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Song lyrics ("I know about what you did and I want to scream the truth") and fishy quotes from interviews ("We were very obsessed with each other," Lorde said of Antonoff) culminated with a 27-page slideshow.
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Soulja Boy's sitting in a jail cell, but even from there he can smell something fishy back at his house -- and it's that $500k burglary ... which he's now convinced was pulled off by someone close to him.
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That's not the only thing fishy about the death of Lorna Belling, whose husband and lover are equally horrid in NEED YOU DEAD (Macmillan, $27.95), the latest mystery in a scrupulously maintained procedural series by Peter James.
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Wayde King and Brett Raymer of Animal Planet's Tanked stepped in to help Jean and his family, wife Claudinette and daughter Angelina, create the fishy focal point of their dreams, and the reveal almost brought Jean to tears.
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From there, they take off in different directions: rich Thai curry with cooling notes of lime, Vietnamese pho with the proper touch of fishy funk, Sichuan fueled with heat, and earthy miso ramen, a ramen base without noodles.
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Performers in the former category tend to embrace womanly (or "fishy") looks, haute couture, and Broadway-inspired dance numbers; within the latter, you'll find more androgynous (or "genderfuck") styling, DIY outfits, and productions that draw from performance art.
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Unlike the Green Movement, which rocked Iran's clerical establishment in 2009 with huge rallies in the capital demanding the overturning of a fishy presidential election, today's demonstrations have sprung up in rural provinces, long viewed as more conservative.
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The Uber driver, understandably, thought there was something fishy with the way this guy was acting, even though he claimed the secrecy was because his coach (he's a college athlete) would be angry to know he was there.
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Phenomenally talented, and already Instagram famous before their first appearance on the show, they were willowy and fair-skinned, exceptionally gifted at pulling off classically "fishy" looks, which in drag slang means feminine to the point of passing.
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What immediately came to mind is how, in slang, the term "fishy" contains a double entendre: it can pejoratively refer to the smell of someone's vagina or positively describe a drag queen's ability to convincingly pass as female.
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Enemy of the mild, champion of the bold, Ms. Roman offers recipes in "Nothing Fancy" (Clarkson Potter, $32.50) that are crunchy, cheesy, tangy, citrusy, fishy, smoky and spicy, just like the ones she regularly contributes to The Times.
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While Drag Race casts queens of all aesthetics (see: fishy queens, pageant queens, the token Puerto Rican queen(s) of each season, and more), we're partial to those who do their homework when it comes to crafting their looks.
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Lurking in the seabed, the metre-long Bobbit worm (named after a woman who severed her husband's penis) hides in wait, and if a fishy comes to close it leaps out and seizes the fish in its jaws. Unacceptable.
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The low-frequency hum (300 to 900 Hertz) produced by this fishy diaspora is roughly three to six times louder than background noise, occurs for one to two hours daily, and can be picked up with sophisticated audio equipment.
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That makes her claim to have met the fake group's employees a little fishy-sounding: more proof Salena Zito makes shit up: she claims to have met "DemandProtest" people in real life, later discovers it's a hoax site pic.twitter.
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She's really kooky, and my thing was just that I didn't really understand where the judges were coming from at that time, because I thought before Drag Race, I didn't really get the whole being fishy and pretty thing.
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But if you notice that your vagina smells different after sex, especially if it's a "fishy" scent, that might indicate an infection like bacterial vaginosis (BV) or trichomoniasis (trich), says Alyssa Dweck, MD, a gynecologist who practices in New York.
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At least he didn't meet his end in fishy circumstances -- the Shedd website released a statement online that said that, "after a rapid decline in his health" its animal care team had made the "difficult decision to euthanize" the fish.
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Is it something the team openly discusses, does it get in your head, do you alter your game plan... Out of the thousands of games I've played, that is the only one where during, and after, I felt something smelled fishy.
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His failure to do so would look fishy even if there were not a pattern of contacts between Mr Kislyak and the Trump team; it turns out that Mr Trump's son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner, also met the ambassador.
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A developer named Brian Kane first came up with the idea of hacking a Billy Bass to connect to Alexa's API in 2016, before, in 2017, the makers of the fishy ornament said they were going to make Kane's idea real.
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Although there are few other references to it, the Roman poet Martial alludes to the fact that Tyrian purple, named after the city of Tyre, retained a distinct, rather fishy smell even after it had been made into a garment.
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The dragon and the wolf 2.0 While many characters perpetuated the myth that Rhaegar abducted and raped Lyanna, that explanation always seemed fishy — and the Season 7 finale confirmed it was BS, showing us Rhaegar and Lyanna's romantic outdoor wedding.
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The author and casual fisherman was on a mission to find out if eating a diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids would really benefit his health, and debuted his fishy journey in a documentary with Frontline on April 25.
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In the chart below, we show the volume for futures contracts traded between 3:50 and 4:05, a period when Cohan alleges the fishy trades happened on September 13, as a share of total futures contracts traded that day.
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The bank's blatant violation of its transparency requirements and its evasiveness about how, exactly, it is approving deals of more than $10 million without the necessary board quorum are fishy – more so in light of the bank's history of wrongdoing.
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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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It's a common vaginal infection caused by "an imbalance of the usual bacterial environment in the vagina, and when this gets out of balance, the PH changes, and this typical fishy odor and a grayish, frothy discharge can occur," Dr. Dweck explains.
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Parton beat out the likes of George Jones, Elvis Presley, and Reba McEntire as the only artist with Top 20 hits from the 1960s-2010s, starting with "Something Fishy" in 1967 and including a new version of "Jolene" recorded with Pentatonix in 2016.
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WHEN an American policeman pulled over a Volkswagen (VW) Jetta in 2013, he suspected that the array of pipes sticking out of the back of the car and the grey box and portable generator in the vehicle were a sign of something fishy.
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"I do still find it a little fishy that neither Oreo, Nabisco [or] Mondelez were able to provide me with answers better than 'We had planned to release [the flavor] prior to the launch of the My Oreo Creation Contest," she wrote.
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Not only does this reinforce a pattern of fishy meetings involving Russian officials and Mr Trump's advisers, many of which were mysteriously forgotten when they filled out security forms or testified in Congress; this looks worse, for both the Trumps and America.
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"I wasn't nervous about my performance review at all, I did think it was a little fishy when my boss didn't address anything about my actual performance for the whole meeting and just chit-chatted and gave me a book," she continues.
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Whitefish Energy, the tiny electric company with fishy ties to the Trump administration that won a $300 million contract to help rebuild Puerto Rico, is threatening to pull workers off the island after public criticism from San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz.
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And, if he did know Flynn had lied to the FBI in regards the Russia investigation, Trump's decision to ask then FBI Director James Comey to find a way to let go of the Flynn investigation starts to look very, very fishy.
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"There are too many fishy stories in the Kremlin's relations with Europe and the U.S.," said Aleksandr Morozov, a political analyst and frequent Kremlin critic, suggesting that the public would begin to trust the Kremlin less and Russia's international reputation would further erode.
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Technically, a podcast awards show already exists: iHeartRadio launched its own awards show in 2019 as a way to honor quality shows, but people in the industry found it fishy that the network nominated its own shows for awards and subsequently won them.
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Why does her writer friend Ronnie find Bridge Cottage poky and squalid, with "a faintly fishy smell as if an aquarium bubbled there," when the real Ronald Blythe told Highsmith's biographer Andrew Wilson it was "very clean and comfortable, orderly and warm"?
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Classics like an Art Deco silver set by Philippe Woolfers, an S-shaped chair from Verner Panton, and a red plastic Olivetti typewriter by Ettore Sottsass shine alongside fabulously freaky items like Shiro Kuramata's steel mesh love seat and Kraner's fishy fashions.
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Your thermostat likely doesn't have the processor power to run robust malware checks, but the Core does, and since it sits between the devices and the wider internet, it also has the power to block and quarantine devices as soon as something fishy turns up.
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It sounds fishy, but trust us: The proof is in the pictures, like in this woman's five-day, OCM before-and-after photo, which shows a significant decrease in acne in under a week, all because she started using olive oil and almond oil.
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But there's something fishy about why this has all lasted so long in the first place — and the trail leads back to her dad, who is reportedly responsible for Spears' mental and physical health, as well as managing her estate and negotiating business opportunities.
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And when he looked at the profile, a couple of things stood out as fishy: none of the people with "Leon" (aka, me) in the posts were tagged, and despite having more than 12,000 followers, he received very few likes and comments on his posts.
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According to New York Magazine, the whole thing was a little fishy: Aponte has since made her Instagram private, gone dark on social media, and—when they hit her up to ask about the scam—directed them to Rob Bliss Creative, a viral video agency.
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However, some think it fishy that the superconnectors' hubs have been included in the United States ban but not the British one: big American carriers have for years demanded the government protect them from what they claim is unfair competition from Etihad, Emirates and the others.
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Facebook says it will ask employees to take down glowing Portal reviews on Amazon New York Times columnist Kevin Roose noticed something fishy in the Amazon reviews for Facebook's new device, noting on Twitter that many of the verified reviewers bore the same names as Facebook employees.
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No, Franklin set up shop in the thick of one of Ho Chi Minh City's oldest street markets, Cho Cu Old Market, where women squat over bubbling cauldrons of soups, from the Mekong's sweet and fishy bún mắm to central Vietnam's spicy classic: bún bò huế.
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Already conditioned by three Souls games (Demon's, as well as Dark Souls I and II), I elected not to invite a guy I found standing over a corpse back to my secret clubhouse, deducing there was something fishy about his tattered clothing, ragged breathing, and bloody mouth.
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Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid were shot getting cozy on the streets of New York City and there's something a little fishy in the photos for you to find ... Use your eye-spy skills to see if you can spot the differences between these two sidewalk snaps.
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Even though spring and summer tend to get us in seafood state of mind, DIY-ing those sorts of recipes can seem like quite a fishy task (pun 100% intended) — from not knowing where to begin in dish-deciding or what fish or shellfish to buy.
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So I think it smells a little fishy, but I just hope it doesn't turn into a fishing expedition, because I will be one of them ones jumping up and down making sure the limitations on this investigation continue because that's the way it's supposed to be.
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After pretty much everyone on Twitter got those "This seems fishy" jokes out of their system, others raised real concerns about fish sellers' willingness to scam their customers; several weeks ago, a different vendor was busted for filling his fish with nails to increase their weight.
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A fishy "fact" has been swimming around the internet for a few months, and recently reared its head on social media yet again: "The emissions generated by watching 22 minutes of Netflix is the same as driving almost 22000 miles," according to the website Big Think.
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She said during the interview that "lots of Americans" agree with her that there's something fishy going on with Graham, and suggested that he had been compromised with campaign finance help, some kind of polling discovery in South Carolina, or promises of a role in Republican Party leadership.
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The witness said the ring would provide him with a fake ID and bank card, which would be used as a secondary form of ID. The whole thing came tumbling down, however, in 2014 when an employee at an overnight shipping company noticed something fishy was going on.
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There is only the fishy aroma of fatty mackerel roasting away with radishes and gochujang, and the residual hum of a Vitamix transforming dried soybeans and black sesames in the chilled, nutty base for kongguksu, a dish of al dente somen noodles swimming in freshly made soy milk.
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Given what we're told of him (Fyre Media wasn't his first fishy business venture), there's little reason to trust anything he says, and so his interviews instead make the viewer scrutinize him and suss out whether these are his true feelings or simply how a liar tells their story.
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The most lucrative behaviors are not always the most ethical ones, and moving money into offshore accounts, banks looking the other way when something looks a little fishy, and finding other loopholes in the system — many of which are legal — is sort of the name of the game.
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" The shrimp and foie gras dumplings at Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Asian restaurant 66, in Manhattan, were "fishy liver-filled condoms," he wrote, "with a savor that lingered like a lovelorn drunk and tasted as if your mouth had been used as the swab bin in an animal hospital.
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Only about 30% of people with trich experience symptoms, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention; for those 30%, symptoms can include itchy, burning, or sore genitals; discomfort while urinating; and a change in vaginal discharge (along with the fishy smell, it may change in texture, volume, or color).
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Its "Casablanca"-in-reverse flavor was also appropriate in an episode that borrowed the title of an old French film-noir and featured Elizabeth trying to recruit a movie-mad summer intern on the staff of Sam Nunn, the senator who's been linked to the fishy Soviet arms negotiator Nesterenko.
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In 2017, Whitaker wrote a CNN op-ed that argued Mueller was "dangerously close to crossing" a red line following reports that the special counsel was looking into Trump's finances, and he called the special counsel's appointment "ridiculous" and "a little fishy" in a 2017 appearance on the "Rose Unplugged" radio program.
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It is a narrative that her Republican opponent, Donald J. Trump, has tried to exploit at every turn, whether he was labeling her "Crooked Hillary," saying there was something "very fishy" about the suicide of her former law partner, Vincent W. Foster Jr., or suggesting that she might be concealing serious health problems.
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Jane is lucky to be included in drag events now—it wasn't too long ago when "drag" meant strictly conforming to the stereotypical look of one gender, and what was called "fishiness" was honored: Often considered a compliment, to be "fishy" was to be an extremely feminine, and thus, convincing, drag queen.
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When people offer their vehement condemnation of some injustice in the news, or change their Facebook profile photos to honor the victims of some new tragedy, or write status updates demanding federal action on climate change, observers like Bartholomew smell something fishy: Do these people really care deeply about the issue du jour?
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On Royal Caribbean's giant Harmony of the Seas and, soon, on its even larger Symphony of the Seas cruise ship, guests willingly enter the mouth of this fishy-looking creature for the thrill of being plunging 10 stories - in the dark - on the Ultimate Abyss, touted as the tallest dry slide at sea.
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This timeline, laid out in the FBI report, has gotten endless scrutiny in conservative media: The reason this looks fishy to some is because it suggests that someone from Clinton's team on that conference call may have told PRN to remember to delete the emails even after the House Republicans' order to preserve the records.
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Also remember that the standard broker fee on a rental should be no more than 15 percent of a year's rent, according to Revaluate— and it may be lower than that in the outer boroughs (as little as 8.5 percent, says Urban Edge.) So if your broker's fee exceeds that amount, something may be fishy.
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In the same way that a ribbon of pickled ginger can cleanse the senses of the fishy oils in a bite of mackerel, or a gingersnap after dinner can soften the lingering taste of raw garlic in your mouth, the gum has a clarifying quality, overpowering whatever sights, smells and tastes are haunting you.
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As Vox's Libby Nelson explains, the lawsuit against Trump is very fishy: To sum up: The allegations against Trump are from an anonymous plaintiff who refuses to give interviews or to speak to a district attorney, represented by a public spokesman with a false name and a history of making up inflammatory stories about celebrities.
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But Whitaker has previously expressed deep skepticism about the probe, including arguing in a 2017 CNN op-ed that Mueller was "dangerously close to crossing" a red line following reports that the special counsel was looking into Trump's finances and calling Mueller's appointment "ridiculous" and "a little fishy" in a 2017 appearance on the "Rose Unplugged" radio program.
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When the company was discussing its contract with the local government, a Hacking Team employee who traveled to Mexico warned the management that there was something fishy about the people who were trying to purchase RCS on behalf of Puebla, according to a former employee who was aware of this warning, and spoke to Motherboard on condition of anonymity.
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He combines this clue with some further fishy details (the ransom note was plopped directly on Paul's bed, not delivered to the police; the timeline between the ransom note's appearance and Paul's last sighting don't line up; Paul's girlfriend and her sister show a surprising lack of concern) and becomes convinced that Paul has fixed the whole thing.
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Sure, if a car rams into your restaurant you probably want as many people as possible to know nobody got hurt and that you're still serving $20 Pinky Pump Burgers, but it's still fishy to act European-chill about the incident on camera, and then delight in squeezing press out of the incident when you think no one's listening.
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The outdoor menu portions were small but ample enough for sharing: wara cheese, a local specialty made with curd milk and served with hibiscus jam; scrumptious goat sliders with smashed avocado; lamb braai pie that looked like little meaty Pop-Tarts; spicy pepper dips and sauces with a subtle fishy flavor, ready for smearing across puffy mini-mounds of naan.
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Iberian ham is nicely meaty, sparkling wine is alluring and a trifle sweet, black truffle is slightly funky, and caviar definitely has a fishy flavor: Torres potato chips, $9 to $79 for three to six bags (1.41 ounces and up) online, $2.95 to $6.95 for single bags at Chelsea Market Baskets, 459 West 15th Street (Ninth Avenue), 888-727-7887, chelseamarketbasket.com.
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"Kelp is yummy and nutritious as well as the perfect way to add a 'fishy' flavor to chowders and fried 'fillets,' while eliminating all the cholesterol, hooks, nets, finning, and dismemberment involved in the use of real fish," Williamson, on behalf of PETA, emailed me when I asked him about the organization's stance on eating the green stuff—which, by the way, is also dredged from the ocean floor.
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Admission is a discounted $10 if you show up with a "serious fishy fish fetish or Tom of Finland leather daddy look"When: Saturday June 25, 11PM-4AMWhere: 251 W 30th St, New York, New York 10001More info What: Watch the sun set over the East River on the rooftop of Williamsburg's swanky Wythe Hotel, which will play host to queer art magazine, Posture's 's Pride party on Saturday evening.
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But van Niekerk was clearly well aware of the allegations ("There's something fishy they don't want to tell us," Makwala had also said), and when van Niekerk left the track and began speaking with the BBC reporter Phil Jones, he quickly broke down and twisted away from the camera to hide his face in the South African flag he was carrying while Jones wrapped his arm around him to comfort him.
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"I do still find it a little fishy that neither Oreo, Nabisco, Mondelez, nor HelloWorld were able to provide me with answers better than: 'we had planned to release [the flavor] prior to the launch of the My OREO Creation Contest' or 'based on the criteria outlined within the My Oreo Creation Contest Official Rules, the finalists and their winning flavors: Cherry Cola, Kettle Corn and Pina Colada, were selected based on taste appeal (40%), creativity (30%) and originality (30%),&apos" she writes.
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Bill Press, the then co-host of CNN's Crossfire, published an editorial in a 1999 edition of the Los Angeles Times calling Broaddrick's story "fishy," in which he went on speculate about Broaddrick's true motives: "She did not press charges at the time [of the alleged attack], which is not uncommon but obviously made it harder to evaluate her allegation when it became public more than 20 years later," says Baker, who was a staff writer for The Washington Post at the time.
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