No one wants that flatulence, Ethan, no one at all.
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Kavanaugh testified that it was just another word for flatulence.
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That looseness can tip easily into blurting, flatulence and worse.
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He claimed that "boofed" was a term to describe flatulence.
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Looking for a flatulence-based narrative to read to your child?
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A Definitive Field Guide to Animal Flatulence, which published in April.
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One of his former employees has written about his 'famous flatulence.
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They said they had never heard it used to refer to flatulence.
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The same golden rule of flatulence applies with: potage, velouté, and broth.
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Fart fetishism—also known as eproctophilia—involves being sexually aroused by anal flatulence.
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Although he remembers being obsessively amused by flatulence, his parents were more uptight.
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Maybe this would produce evidence for a flatulence-themed version of alternative facts?
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Cows are the main culprit of livestock methane — through flatulence, belching and manure.
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At one point, Kavanaugh was forced to explain references to beer and flatulence.
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But there's one thing that Fletcher is keeping from her fiancée — her flatulence.
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The two actors play off each other wonderfully, exchanging barbs, slaps and flatulence.
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Kavanaugh argued that on his page, "that refers to flatulence; we were 16."
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When Judge Kavanaugh asserted that "boofed" referred to flatulence, he was outright lying.
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Think of it as the visual equivalent of flatulence in a bubble bath.
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You don't have to be a meathead to produce gag-inducing flatulence, of course.
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See, these 18 patients had a lot of GI symptoms — gas, bloating, and flatulence.
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In true smoke-and-mirrors fashion, opponents just want to talk about bovine flatulence.
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And another described his flatulence as a time he overcame an obstacle at work.
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Cows release some of that methane through their flatulence, but much more by burping.
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We are examining whether the health claim that activated charcoal reduces flatulence is scientifically substantiated.
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"People's concerns about excessive flatulence from eating beans may be exaggerated," the authors write helpfully.
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If he has already defecated then subsequent attempts produce flatulence until Jake has eaten something.
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The grease in these dishes brings on natural discomfort: It slows digestion and produces flatulence.
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The NHS claims that probiotics may also help reduce bloating and flatulence in IBS sufferers.
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If you can not suppress what flatulence you have, go calmly to the nearest smoke machine.
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Price: $22.00 This French company claims to have developed pills that'll improve the smell of flatulence.
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And lots of that is from "area emissions," vast sources like wetlands or grazing cattle flatulence.
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Animals also release methane, another powerful greenhouse gas, through burps and flatulence when digesting their food.
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More than once, I have heard the "seem to be far away" admonition applied to flatulence.
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It caused quite a crash, but that wasn't as odd as the squeaks that sounded like flatulence.
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"Snowtime!" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for some flatulence humor and an unsettling turn of events.
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Expect a lot more where he came from as scientists continue to probe flatulence in the abyss.
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Now, heroic scientists want to put an end to global warming-by-flatulence once and for all.
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Shit, piss, and flatulence are all part of the situations that Muslimova depicts with a fluid line.
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The most common adverse events reported in the SER-109 arm were diarrhea, abdominal pain and flatulence.
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Methane, released from cattle manure and flatulence, is more dangerous in the short-term but fades fast.
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For example, he said that the word "boofing," which appeared in his 1983 yearbook, referred to flatulence.
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There she unleashes an ungodly elephant fart, forcing Kabu to endure the flatulence before finally letting her go.
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The alleged incident of malicious flatulence took place on Sunday, after the woman rebuffed the man's sexual advances.
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" Kate went on to shower her brother with praise, while simultaneously teasing him about his "uncontrolled volatile flatulence.
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We know that flatulence is caused by a buildup of gas in the digestive tract, according to MedlinePlus.
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" Penn says they also chatted about the kingpin's mother, and reveals details about his own "minor traveler's flatulence.
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He marked the occasion by reciting a flatulence-themed limerick and said he felt like a 99-year-old.
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The hallmarks of gut issues are the expected unpleasant and unappetizing symptoms: diarrhea, abdominal pain, sudden fecal emergencies, flatulence.
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The script's writers include Mr. Brooks and the comedian Richard Pryor; its primary comedic devices are gags and flatulence.
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Farting, also known as flatulence, allows your body to extrude the extra nitrogen and oxygen gases produced during digestion.
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In February, a pilot for the airline landed a plane after a fight broke out over another passenger's continued flatulence.
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It is a sound like the screech of nails on a blackboard as if released with a whistling wet flatulence.
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"At this moment, I expel a minor traveler's flatulence (sorry)," Penn writes, and his gracious host pretends not to notice.
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At the beginning, half of them were incontinent, with a strong smell; the other half struggled with constipation and flatulence.
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If that sounds familiar, that's because it's the same smelly chemical compound found in rotten eggs and, well, bad flatulence.
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If a person is not experiencing any frequent bloating, flatulence, diarrhea or discomfort, a low FODMAP diet is not necessary.
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He's a big bear of a man, fond of guns, cream liqueurs, pork rinds and flatulence as a conversational gambit.
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A patient's flatulence sparked a fire which caused her serious burns to her body, according to a university hospital in Japan.
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Paul Pierce isn't a 1-time flatulence offender -- the dude farts on his coworkers all the time ... so says Jalen Rose.
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Ninety-five percent of the methane on Earth is generated by plants and animals – for example, rotting vegetation and animal flatulence.
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That's not just my personal recommendation but that of a scientific paper that looked at the problem of in-air flatulence.
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He was disgusted with the taste and what it did to his, um, flatulence, but impressed by how efficient he became.
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A loud flatulence sound could clearly be heard during a pause in Swalwell's answer, prompting the clip to immediately go viral.
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The testimony skittered from cringe-worthy sexual details to accusations and denials of drunken debauchery to one juvenile exchange over flatulence.
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This is flatulence—gases created in the act of digestion—taking an unusual route of egress through the rest of you.
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But during the hearing itself, when Kavanaugh was asked directly to define the word, he said that he was referring to flatulence.
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The lactose is eventually eaten by microorganisms in the large intestine, producing, as byproducts, various gases that cause bloating, cramping and flatulence.
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A Transavia Airlines pilot made an emergency landing after a fight broke out over another passenger's continued flatulence, according to multiple reports.
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The publicity, however, appears to be helping the film cut through the clutter, in addition to inspiring countless articles about Radcliffe's flatulence.
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There was a superstar of the fart literature A PubMed search returns 14 results with "excessive flatulence" in the headline and abstract.
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During his decades on terrestrial radio, his main passions seemed to be, in no particular order, boob jobs, prostitutes, lesbians and flatulence.
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There's just one flatulence joke, which has to be some kind of record for a contemporary non-Pixar kid-friendly animated movie.
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Both men can remember having either fart-inspired erections or masturbatory fantasies, which eventually led to flatulence as a primary route of arousal.
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Methane gas produced by bovine flatulence contributes a significant portion of the greenhouse gases contributing to global warming, according to the United Nations.
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The show makes a good case for a good fart joke; used correctly, flatulence can soften the edge of a more harsh barb.
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We passed tables of epazote, an herb said to prevent flatulence, and bowls of a greenish-gray soil with a vaguely vegetal smell.
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Flatulence and other unmentionables Breaking wind when you had no idea you were about to is one of the unfortunate realities of pregnancy.
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Switching to a plant-based diet can cause more flatulence aIt&aposs true that going vegan might lead to an initial gassy phase.
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The scenes of Dracula befuddled by a mobile phone were familiar; those in which the vampire's garlic "intolerance" preludes a flatulence joke predictable.
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Sure, there might be sirens out there, but who can focus on that when what you're really sick of is your roommate's flatulence?
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In Hippocratic medicine, it was considered one of the hot elements; it 'cooked' foodstuff during digestion, eliminated flatulence, and warded off evil humors.
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In fact, cows emit so much methane gas, which is 23 times more harmful than carbon dioxide, that their flatulence can blow up sheds.
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Terms for male and female genitalia appeared multiple times, as did groin, crotch, belly, flesh, flabby, tummy, turd, pimple, pustule, piehole, fart and flatulence.
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The husband told me that his son came home from school one day and informed him that cow flatulence was contributing to global warming.
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The post in question apparently showed Fortenberry's name covered in part with a piece of tape to appear as a crude joke involving flatulence.
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" He also said during a hearing on climate change in 2007 that previous global warming "could be dinosaur flatulence, you know, or who knows.
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Flatulence, nose picking, vomit, loose sphincters, urine, armpit stench, drool, halitosis — King has long been obsessed with it all, and he caresses the details.
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As Peter Hartlaub from the San Francisco Chronicle wrote, "A mindless comedy where the blatant racial stereotypes are outnumbered only by the flatulence jokes."
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That's right, the innovative mind behind revolutionary rockets broke down the intricacies behind his flatulence simulator and joked (we hope) that it's his finest work.
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" Then Corden quipped that the best indication of strength of a relationship, more so than saying "I love you" to another person, is "sharing flatulence.
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Just as people plagued by flatulence have turned to diets and supplements for relief, scientists are seeking a cure for belching — and sometimes farting — cows.
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I've had bouts of flatulence more riveting than this episode and had to restart it three times because I kept getting distracted by other things.
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A clown, he tells us, merely "encourages the idiotic" with low antics — much as "Gary" does, with its bug-eyed bits and endless flatulence arias.
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As the clip of Swalwell quickly circulated on the internet, some began to speculate that the California representative was the one behind the loud flatulence.
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A passing interest in flatulence, of all unlikely topics, links "The Children" to the concomitant work playing in the Royal Court's studio-sized upstairs space.
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What's more, no solution can be imposed on dairy farmers if it impacts public perception of milk, such as injecting cattle with something to reduce flatulence.
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Equal in irrelevance was HR Paul, the head of the human resources department, who was generally regarded as a nincompoop psychology PhD with a flatulence problem.
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Each child representing a country makes promises to change their behavior for the better by eating more vegetables, reducing flatulence and cutting down on hair-pulling.
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He believes there was a large placebo effect and said there's not enough evidence for chlorophyll or chlorophyllin's use for constipation, flatulence or reducing body odors.
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As a nation watched transfixed, the testimony skittered from cringe-worthy sexual details to accusations and denials of drunken debauchery to one juvenile exchange over flatulence.
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The smells, mostly bad (think glue, flatulence and gasoline) did nothing to redeem what was a fairly tasteless movie — nor, I'm sure, were they intended to.
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But a show that gives you a donkey who spells out messages in big green clouds of flatulence gets at least one more week from me.
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In the process, he defined "boofing" as an immature term for flatulence — and was quickly disputed by at least one reporter who has interviewed his former classmates.
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He claimed the reference to Renate was innocent, that Devil's Triangle was a drinking game, and that boofing was "flatulence" (100 kegs or bust didn't come up).
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This week's look at Swiss Army Man, a movie that has Daniel Radcliffe playing a magical corpse, involves a magical erection and an emotional discussion about flatulence.
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"Good Bye" starts out as an aimless mess of unnecessary auto-tune and electro-flatulence but, holy shit, does it build into something spectacular for its chorus.
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But like silent flatulence in an elevator, eventually natural gas will be unable to avoid the attention that is making life so difficult for the coal industry.
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So reducing animal flatulence might actually do some good — especially in India, where there is little chance of cutting back the use of fossil fuels anytime soon.
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They utilized fossil fuels and nuclear power, but wasted their solar energy and failed to employ methane dams to capture the nearly infinite power potential of flatulence.
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The plot concerns a milquetoast son, Big Brayden (Sky Elobar), and his domineering father, Big Ronnie (Michael St. Michaels), who revels in flatulence in their squalid home.
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However, the stink that follows a particularly scandalous bout of wind might not be shared by everyone: There are those who treat anal flatulence with respect and admiration.
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But hopefully, between this line of research and efforts to stamp out cow farts entirely, global warming-by-flatulence is one planetary problem we'll soon have under control.
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Behold: Here is a scene from the film in which Hank (Paul Dano) uses his corpse friend's flatulence to launch him out of a river like a rocket.
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And some simply took issue with Penn's first-person narrative, which included a mention that he had to "expel minor traveler's flatulence" in front of his interview subject.
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In "The Elevator," a man has an emotional breakdown — shades of Michael Douglas in the movie "Falling Down" — after being blamed, week after week, for other men's flatulence.
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The eventual result of all this investigative work on furry, feathered and other species of flatulence is a hilarious and fascinating new book called — what else — Does It Fart?
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California's attempt to curb emissions of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, is facing vocal opposition from a dairy industry that fears government meddling in the flatulence of its cows.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES DENIES FLATULENCE INCIDENT AT RALEIGH DURHAM AIRPORT "All six crew members asked to be transported to a local hospital for evaluation, and subsequently released," said a spokesperson.
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In a post on Facebook — which has been shared over 8,000 times — she describes how a heavy bout of flatulence turned her yoga class into a hideously embarrassing moment.
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It would also require the state's dairy industry, which produces 20 percent of the country's milk, to find a way to reduce methane produced by cow flatulence and manure.
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On his flight to the moon, he complained graphically to his fellow crewmen about his flatulence, evidently caused by the potassium-fortified orange juice he was required to drink.
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As Movantik's website explains, the drug commonly causes side effects that are very similar to opioid withdrawal, including abdominal pain, nausea, gas, vomiting, headache, excessive sweating, and excessive flatulence.
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The book's authors, zoology graduate student Dani Rabaiotti and postdoctoral scientist Nick Caruso, are the same team that brought us the best-selling guide to animal flatulence, Does it Fart?.
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Kathleen Wood, a health coach and founder of The Food Nanny NYC, suggests avoiding dehydrating caffeine and carbonated drinks that will make you gassy (flying already increases flatulence, after all).
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Besides the hourly flatulence of Trumpian twitterings and the addition of Brazil's Bolsonaro to the confederacy of bullyboy power, we have been treated to a second wave of masculine mayhem.
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Meanwhile, though the modern meaning of the word "boof" is different from the one Kavanaugh is likely to have known, it doesn't ever appear to have been a reference to flatulence.
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In 1982, while he was on a horseback ride with the queen on the grounds of Windsor Castle, the queen's horse is said to have had a bout of prolonged flatulence.
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He's also a climate change denier who has called carbon dioxide "not a pollutant," has noted that the Earth "quit warming," and has speculated that "dinosaur flatulence" caused previous warming events.
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There can't be many countries willing to endure room-clearing flatulence for the sake of a good onion soup and don't even think about messing with vegetable fat in the fromage.
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"If you're amused by jokes involving male genitals, female pubic hair, flatulence and dismemberment, it should be a big hit," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Several boys in his second-grade class also found "El Deafo" a rewarding change from the usual fare recommended to them — those ubiquitous series that deliver endless action and flatulence jokes.
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The film featured a gimmick called "Odorama," in which scratch-and-sniff cards featuring 10 scents — sneakers, skunk and flatulence among them — were distributed to viewers to smell throughout the movie.
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Reported side effects have been mild and include diarrhea, cramps, nausea, constipation and flatulence, though the trials performed to date have not been large enough to detect potentially more serious problems.
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The price of getting there, though, is enduring a series of laugh-challenged interludes that, other than perhaps a moment of flatulence, don't offer much more for small fry than the adults.
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Your microbiome and lactose intolerance The symptoms of lactose intolerance include diarrhea, stomach pain, cramps, bloating and flatulence, all of which result from failure to break down lactose in the small intestine.
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But kids' movies made by Steven Spielberg — especially those with the loose, open feeling of less hurried kids movies from earlier eras — rarely have this level of flatulence and bodily function humor.
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In a two-panel cartoon published in Class War Comix, Nixon wonders how to react to a phony newspaper article that accuses Vice President Spiro T. Agnew of killing thousands by flatulence.
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Judge figured he'd have to do a bit of directing to get the proper response from these extras — that context-free flatulence wouldn't actually be that funny — but the kids surprised him.
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In a country where erectile dysfunction ads fill television commercial slots and jokes about flatulence and bowel movements have inspired entire books, the bodily function of menstruation endures as a taboo subject.
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Foods of choice: Hitler's vegetarianism has been attributed to ideological reasons, but it also may have been motivated by his belief that a meatless diet would relieve his chronic flatulence and constipation.
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The actors got the opportunity for a lot of weird firsts in this film, including drinking out of each other's mouths and, um, trying to lend their own flatulence to the actual audio.
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But the use of this jet black flatulence-reducing additive is becoming more and more of an issue in Europe, where bread cannot be called bread unless it is void of added colours.
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In ABC's mind, Jim Carrey violently vomiting into a toilet after discovering the woman he dated was a former field goal kicker fits right in with his animal noises and obsession with flatulence.
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"When people chew gum they are swallowing more air which will lead to more gas, bloat, and flatulence aboard a flight," he says and I make a mental note to switch to Altoids.
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"Look, the cow flatulence stuff made for easy jokes, but the truth is they want to ban meat," Tim Murtaugh, the director of communications for President Trump's re-election campaign, tweeted on Wednesday.
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Times Insider The new humor-themed issue of The New York Times for Kids features writing on the science and philosophy of comedy — plus so many flatulence jokes they required their own page.
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Hank was on the verge of packing it all in, but when Manny washes ashore, he's able to use the bloated cadaver like a flatulence-powered jet ski, and a beautiful friendship is born. See?
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Compiling a database of flatulence across the animal kingdom is certainly an entertaining distraction—but Rabaiotti was also excited to see laypersons getting in conversations with scientists on Twitter over a topic of universal interest.
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Regular listeners over the past couple of years have likely noticed that Mr. Stern's show has veered away from conversations about boob jobs and flatulence and into the realm of lengthy, intimate exchanges with celebrities.
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When I asked, Caleb Arata told me that his gauges are capable of registering the gaseous signature of a fart, though he discreetly declined to confirm or deny the presence of flatulence in the data.
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When you're on a plane cruising at a high altitude the gas in your body expands, leading to a bloated feeling and, yes, more flatulence, according to researchers writing in the New Zealand Medical Journal.
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He was painting himself as a martyr for that maleness, and he was using beer — along with weight lifting, football, flatulence jokes and what he mendaciously insisted were inoffensive yearbook high jinks — to do it.
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Rep. Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellLive coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption The Hill's 28500:6900 Report — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Vindman defends witnesses from 'cowardly' attacks at third day of hearings Swalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration MORE (D-Calif.) said he had been cleared of suspicion after MSNBC's official "Hardball" Twitter account said a loud sound resembling flatulence during his interview did not come from Swalwell, but from a "coffee mug scraping across the desk" of host Chris Matthews.
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"Disgust" is probably somewhere in the top three reactions to public flatulence; the other two spots might be occupied by "embarrassment" (both for the farter and those around them) and "humor" (everyone loves a comedy fart).
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If you're among the 65% of the human population who are lactose intolerant, then you might opt for a dairy-free option because the milk alone could lead to abdominal pain, bloating, flatulence, nausea, and diarrhea.
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Besides the risk of pneumonia, nausea was a problem for 1.8% of patients taking colchicine versus 1.0% taking the placebo and flatulence was reported in 0.6% of the drug recipients compared with 0.2% among those on placebo.
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Those emissions largely come from deforestation (since trees absorb carbon dioxide) and methane-rich cow farts; this year, NASA scientists revealed that the methane released by cow flatulence is contributing far more to climate change than previously believed.
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"I'm not proud of my first two books," Stern writes in his introduction, of Private Parts and Miss America, Lenny Bruce–style autobiographies that deal with his adolescence, his seminal influence in the radio industry, and his flatulence.
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Aside from a few broad bouts of animal humor -- yes, flatulence is involved -- the whole exercise feels utterly lifeless, and a conspicuous waste of time and, given the special effects, what looks like a ridiculous amount of money.
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As Janice demonstrates the gruesome work (they must process each body by pressing out all the flatulence and suctioning out blood and feces through a primitive tubing system), Gary muses about all the reasons they shouldn't do it.
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As soon as she said Ocasio-Cortez's name, the crowd booed, and a second later, they laughed as Pirro talked about the representative's concerns about "cow flatulence," which is partially responsible for creating millions of tons of methane annually.
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The other study worth noting found that beans' bad reputation may be undeserved: fewer than half of people noticed an increase in flatulence from eating pinto or baked beans; only 19 percent had more gas with black-eyed peas.
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That said, if you have persistent bloating regardless of what you eat, or if you have other symptoms beyond just bloating (like diarrhea, abdominal pain, weight loss, and/or increased flatulence), then you should probably see a doctor, Dr. Veloso says.
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Some ("The Procedure," a four-minute flatulence gag) probably played better in Park City, Utah, but others (like "Bacon & God's Wrath," a documentary about a woman who, at nearly 90, plans to try bacon for the first time) travel well.
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A set of frequently asked questions released by her office this month as part of the rollout of her "Green New Deal" proposal to fight climate change mentioned cow flatulence as a problem, but her staff later denounced the document.
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" In Roche's appearance on "Anderson Cooper 360," he said he was "shocked" when he heard Kavanaugh say "boofing" meant flatulence and "Devil's Triangle" was a drinking game, "because those words were commonly used and they were references to sexual activities.
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The film flaunts plenty of flatulence jokes and boner humor, but its becomes clear the puerile gags are actually a feint to lighten the movie's existential angst about death, the nature of existence, and the need to make a connection with another person.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellLive coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption The Hill's 12:30 Report — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Vindman defends witnesses from 'cowardly' attacks at third day of hearings Swalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration MORE (D-Calif.).
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It's still far too early to point out all of the ways in which cattle farmers will attempt to curtail their impact on the environment, but don't freak out too much if you drive by some cows walking around with flatulence-filled backpacks.
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But obtaining 100 percent of America's power needs through renewable energy, "upgrading all existing buildings in the United States" to meet "maximal" efficiency standards, and dealing with the issue of cow flatulence by reducing meat consumption, as the Green New Deal proposes?
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" In addition to an aside about his fear that his genitals might be cut off and his description of flatulence in front of Mr. Guzmán, Mr. Penn asks in the Rolling Stone article, "are we, the American public, not indeed complicit in what we demonize?
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As in The Stick of Truth, you can fart while battling enemies, but this time they've really taken the flatulence theme up a notch: farting in The Fractured But Whole is also used to solve puzzles around town, and even to travel through time.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpSwalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration Conway and Haley get into heated feud: 'You'll say anything to get the vice-presidential nomination' Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin MORE has also tweeted an unproven claim about the whistleblower's identity.
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The robot, which imagines Trump with an enlarged head sitting on a toilet, also made movements and a variety of noises mimicking flatulence and said phrases such as "I'm a very stable genius" and "You're fake news" at the demonstration, according to The Washington Post.
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All of the ingredients for success—and flatulence—are brought together in this dish, which is cooked on low heat for many hours: beef and vegetables that vary depending on the region and the cook, including onions, turnips, cabbage, potatoes, leeks, and celery root.
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With its plant-based meat product, it is trying to address our global population's need for protein while also tackling the cow problem (they consume land and water and destroy the ozone with their flatulence, not to mention some people think eating them is wrong).
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That means this divisive film about a suicidal man (Dano) on a deserted island who rides back to civilization on a corpse (Radcliffe) powered by flatulence (with an erect penis that eventually serves as a compass) stands a good chance of reaching its target audience one day.
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TV's "Rising" program features Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpSwalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration Conway and Haley get into heated feud: 'You'll say anything to get the vice-presidential nomination' Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin MORE to discuss his new book, "Triggered"; Rep.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellLive coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption The Hill's 12:30 Report — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Vindman defends witnesses from 'cowardly' attacks at third day of hearings Swalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration MORE (D-Calif.), another Intelligence Committee member.
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"Sonic the Hedgehog" may have one moment of flatulence, but this hybrid of live-action and CGI animation gets away with it, otherwise bypassing the all-too-common cheap laughs for a story that's loaded with smart humor, snappy dialogue and the big blue heart beating at its center.
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Supporting a proposal that promises to terminate our domestic cow population (or at least stop their flatulence) because your favorite 'influencer' posted on instagram is dumber than buying a four-figure ticket to see Blink-182 without an address; maybe you can tell, I am not "Feeling This.".
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Instead of flash and noise, Mr. Spielberg and his visual team (led by his standby cinematographer, Janusz Kaminski) go for shimmer and glow, with the exception of a few bouts of loud, fluorescent flatulence called forth by the bubbly home brew that is the BFG's tipple of choice.
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Song to Song, which world premiered Friday night at the opening film of the South by Southwest Film Festival, is the third installment in this trilogy of faux-erotic flatulence (the first being the effortlessly boring "romance" To the Wonder, followed by the unintentionally silly and narcissistic Knight of Cups).
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He heckled Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpSwalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration Conway and Haley get into heated feud: 'You'll say anything to get the vice-presidential nomination' Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin MORE at an event last week where the president's son was promoting his new book.
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And though he could perhaps foresee the ruination that greed might cause (the East would soon be logged so bare that "every man would have to grow whiskers to hide its nakedness"), he had no inkling that we could damage the ozone or change the very climate with our great consumer flatulence.
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In a recent chat with PEOPLE's Celeb Parents Get Real, the 38-year-old Flip or Flop star recalls a time when his older child, who turns 9 this month, decided it would be hilarious to pin a flatulence episode on her dad — in front of all the gatherers inside a hotel lobby.
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They stage an uprising against Gru's reluctance to get back into villainy, and along the way, there are a number of jokes about nudity (if you've ever wanted to see Minions in jail outfits running a prison from the inside out, this is your movie), as well as plenty of Minion flatulence.
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A surprising percentage of the movie is just devoted to The BFG explaining himself and his life to Sophie, revealing how his immense ears let him listen to the voices of the trees and the music of the stars, or how much he enjoys a fizzy concoction called frobscottle that causes explosive green flatulence.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpSwalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration Conway and Haley get into heated feud: 'You'll say anything to get the vice-presidential nomination' Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin MORE responded to claims of coordinated efforts within the White House to undermine his father during an interview with Hill.
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A cameo that in previous years might have featured an inspiring display of armpit flatulence instead turned into a 14-minute segment—the network blew right through a commercial break—in which Dwight's reputation, feelings, and impending free agency were publicly examined by the intermittently thoughtful, semi-sympathetic pair of Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley.
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She recalled a recent House Agriculture Committee hearing where Perdue made a joke about needing to give Pepto Bismol to cows to cut down on their flatulence — taking a shot at the Green New Deal debate — but other times when she's pressed him on climate change and soil practices he has changed his tone.
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A prolific writer, the author of On the Origin of Species made copious notes about his various health woes, a litany of problems that included muscle tremors, panic attacks (including "hysterical crying," in his own words), vertigo, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, weakness and fatigue, intermittent face rashes, shivering, "singing in the ears" (likely tinnitus), and gastrointestinal problems, such as vomiting and flatulence.
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It certainly can be argued that Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpSwalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration Conway and Haley get into heated feud: 'You'll say anything to get the vice-presidential nomination' Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin MORE, Ivanka and Eric — like Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama and others before them — voluntarily stepped into the political arena and are fair game.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellLive coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption The Hill's 12:30 Report — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Vindman defends witnesses from 'cowardly' attacks at third day of hearings Swalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration MORE (D-Calif.), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said Friday night as he left the closed-door deposition.
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"'Sonic the Hedgehog' may have one moment of flatulence, but this hybrid of live-action and CGI animation gets away with it, otherwise bypassing the all-too-common cheap laughs for a story that's loaded with smart humor, snappy dialogue and the big blue heart beating at its center," Kristen Page-Kirby of The Washington Post, wrote in her review of the film.
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Although the dialogue is occasionally too on the nose, pronouncing the story's themes about loneliness and acceptance a little more directly than is necessary, the movie wins you over on its combination of earnestness and ingenuity: The flatulence jet ski is just one of the many bizarre uses Dano finds for Radcliffe's body — others include repurposing it as a water fountain, an ax, a harpoon gun, and a rocket.
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Bad-but-also-stupid EDM-pop duo The Chainsmokers, who rose to fame by penning a craven and pathetic piece of populist-pop that slunk out like a bubble of flatulence, are currently embroiled a childish, petty Twitter squabble with bona fide pop star Lady Gaga, an artist who you could literally say has more talent in her little finger than both of The Chainsmokers have in their fully-waxed, Axe body spray-reeking bodies.
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And so it is that one (mostly Republican) group of Americans watched the hearings and saw a distinguished judge rightly defend himself against an unfair attack by an (at best) confused woman with a vague, unprovable story, while a bunch of vicious Democrats used even the most picayune details — yearbook quotations, college drinking, whether a particular word from the judge's past referred to flatulence or to a sex act — to derail his nomination.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellLive coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption The Hill's 28503:22019 Report — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Vindman defends witnesses from 'cowardly' attacks at third day of hearings Swalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration MORE (D-Calif.), a member of Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiKlobuchar shuts down idea a woman can't beat Trump: 'Pelosi does it every day' Budowsky: Trump destroying GOP in 2018, '19, '20 On The Money: Senate scraps plan to force second shutdown vote | Trump tax breaks for low-income neighborhoods draw scrutiny | McConnell rips House Dems for holding up trade deal MORE's (D-Calif.) leadership team.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellLive coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption The Hill's 6900:2628 Report — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Vindman defends witnesses from 'cowardly' attacks at third day of hearings Swalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration MORE (D-Calif.), a member of Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiKlobuchar shuts down idea a woman can't beat Trump: 'Pelosi does it every day' Budowsky: Trump destroying GOP in 28503, '22019, '20 On The Money: Senate scraps plan to force second shutdown vote | Trump tax breaks for low-income neighborhoods draw scrutiny | McConnell rips House Dems for holding up trade deal MORE's (D-Calif.) leadership team.
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Conservative commentator George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayConway and Haley get into heated feud: 'You'll say anything to get the vice-presidential nomination' NBC signs Mueller 'pit bull' prosecutor Andrew Weissman as legal analyst George Conway and Trump Jr. trade personal insults during impeachment hearing MORE and Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpSwalwell on flatulence allegation: Total exoneration Conway and Haley get into heated feud: 'You'll say anything to get the vice-presidential nomination' Conservative group cuts ties with Michelle Malkin MORE squared off via Twitter during Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchFive bombshells from explosive Sondland testimony How Trump has disowned most of the impeachment witnesses Watchdog group sues State Department to release communications related to John Solomon MORE's public impeachment hearing Friday.
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