Vivid greens, blues and browns on a long painted ceramic frieze mingle with one another, but above all with flesh: flesh depicted in pinks, creams, and off-whites; flesh uncovered or uncovering; flesh flayed or fanned; flesh bestriding more flesh; flesh swaying, sagging or swooning.
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TJ: In 2006, my first interest in the material had to do with flesh — my own flesh and damaged flesh.
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This flesh, this pliable, weak flesh — we revel in it.
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Maybe you don't eat flesh, or don't eat flesh on Mondays.
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Commenter culture made flesh AT&T Stadium was commenter culture made flesh.
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This touch, flesh to flesh, is what dissolves Angelo's icy bureaucratic armor.
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A flesh-and-blood rock star of flesh and blood, if you will.
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After crumbs fell and flesh was parted from flesh, the battle was finally over.
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Waiting to see if I of all people — flesh of his flesh — will understand.
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Louisiana's climate change disease-du-jour though, is vibrio vulnificus, erroneously nicknamed the "flesh-eating bacteria" (it doesn't actually eat flesh but rather causes white blood cells to destroy flesh).
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He described a body with flesh on its back but with no flesh on its stomach.
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That one taste of animal flesh eventually leads to her feeling intense cravings for human flesh.
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"Not flesh of my flesh nor bone of my bone, but you're miraculously my own," it reads.
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For fillets, whitefish flesh should be bluish to translucent in colour and the flesh should be firm.
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"My slipper had a big piece of flesh – whose flesh I didn't know," she recalled, speaking in Tamil.
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In a woman the flesh must be like marble; in a statue the marble must be like flesh.
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The result is a flesh-on-flesh high that improves mood and lowers stress as well as blood pressure.
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This cooks just the top layer of flesh, but loosens up the oil in the flesh, making it extra buttery.
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For her own brown skin, she uses Flesh Touch Flesh Highlighting Balm in Squeeze ($18), which has a subtle shimmer.
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Flesh would become stone and stone become flesh, and someday they would meet in the mouth of a bird. ♦
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Federal agents found a grisly scene when they raided Rathburn's warehouse in 2013, including remains frozen together flesh on flesh.
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The dichotomy is a reminder of the sexual attraction of flesh as well as the need for nutrition, for filling flesh out.
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With the first cut of her flesh—they burned her flesh—we were crying, we were shaking, we were holding one another.
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Flip it over and sauté the flesh side for 3 to 5 minutes; the flesh should be golden turning to a light brown.
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"When people meet one another flesh to flesh and face to face, there is an empowerment that comes from that," he told me.
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Vulnificus doesn't actually eat flesh, but instead excretes a toxin that causes white blood cells to destroy the flesh to banish the intrusion.
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The AfD's "flesh is also from the flesh of the CDU," she said, and had some smart people among its members, but also political extremists.
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That flesh, when stacked up against more flesh will create a noise similar to that of a foot slowly being pulled out of very wet mud?
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The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration rates vehicle autonomy from level zero (bag-of-flesh does everything) to level four (bag-of-flesh is obsolete).
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If you want to make a meal of it, complete the above steps through scraping the flesh into strands, but leave the flesh in the rind.
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How the give of my flesh will be abhorrent to her hands, but not half as abhorrent as her bone white hands will be to my flesh.
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The figures' buttery flesh and midaction positioning make these genre scenes uncannily lifelike, and Valentin's religious pictures, too, relinquish sacred precision for the realities of the flesh.
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Jay Jackson has found the zone, a place where all he hears is the upbeat percussion of his own thoughts and the drumming of flesh hitting flesh.
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Chafing is not solely a plus-size person problem; anyone whose thighs touch has felt that all-too-familiar sting of raw flesh against raw flesh. Ouch.
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Simmons albums such as "It's Dark and Hell is Hot" and "Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood" feature song lyrics rife with violence and rage.
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Lightly season with salt and add the minced onion, celery, papaya, passion fruit flesh by cutting them in half and scooping out all of the flesh and seeds.
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MORE: I Survived Flesh-Eating Bacteria—and It Changed My Life Forever Despite its nickname, the first sign of necrotizing fasciitis is not usually flesh being eaten away.
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Related: Twisted Sculptures Put Body Parts in All the Wrong Places Hyperrealistic Sculptures Blur the Line Between Clay and Flesh Disintegrating Flesh Sculptures Put a Twist on WWI Memorials
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To make the juice, simply cube or scoop out the watermelon's pink flesh, making sure to not scoop too close to the rind—the light colored flesh has very little flavor.
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The pounding hits after each line of this last verse showcase the crushing intensity of Ed finally deciding it'll take dead warm flesh, not dead cold flesh, to pacify the means.
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For Anna and I, putting flesh onto our faith is not only obviously rooted in Christian tradition—God takes on flesh—but we would say that God is continuously doing that.
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Splintered bones, gushing severed appendages, tearing flesh — and vomit.
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It was a battle — but not of the flesh.
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In the flesh, solo adulthood felt kind of … boring.
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Flesh and Bone and Water , by Luiza Sauma (Scribner) .
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Yes, folks, delegates to Disrupt London will get to see one of those amazing BD robots up close and personal, almost literally in the flesh (if they had any flesh, that is).
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That "the flesh is weak" was assumed; what was not yet obvious was that deliberately sculpting that flesh with intense exercise would become the quintessential New Year's resolution within a few decades.
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Until then, may you and your flesh interfaces be well.
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Turns out -- this is George's freakin' doppelganger IN THE FLESH!!!
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AI once again effortlessly outmaneuvered us poor bags of flesh.
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Ah, the sound of 20,000 beetles gnawing at owl flesh.
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I think we're dealing with Hiddleswift 2.0 in the flesh.
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"Forgo all flesh": I love the sound that words make.
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Don't try to make your skin fit, or your flesh.
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We have seen the effect guns have on human flesh.
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TENNESSEE WILLIAMS: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh, by John Lahr.
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I think about the rotting flesh of The Day After.
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We're witnessing a visibly symbiotic relationship between metal and flesh.
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What little flesh exists continually excretes a film of mucus.
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In the moonlight, a monster devours the flesh of prey.
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I don't love anything more than my flesh and blood.
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His torso matches his arms, hard muscles under vulnerable flesh.
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In high tones, koko means a hard lump of flesh.
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But where the theory is willing, that flesh is weak.
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" Of course, no one's calling Sanders "Lucifer in the flesh.
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And so he was like a thorn in the flesh.
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It is the hatred of people, of flesh and blood.
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Now you can call them flesh- eating bacteria or animals.
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In the right light my prosthetics could look like flesh.
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Where had that additional truckload of animal flesh come from?
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Here it is, in the flesh, the Qualcomm #Snapdragon 845!
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Scrape flesh off bone, remove sinews, and grind into flakes.
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Google continues to flesh out Chrome OS with new features.
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One Nicole Campbell, in the flesh, even confirmed the situation.
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Studded cleats whipped dangerously in the air, aimed at flesh.
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Her sentences are hard and compact, more gem than flesh.
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The more you can flesh your ideal area, the better.
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Ms. Kaplan has hung warm flesh on its steely bones.
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A real identity still comes down to flesh and blood.
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And another, reduced to carbonized flesh, apparently kneeling in prayer?
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We get some other flashbacks that flesh out her story.
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The foul stench of burnt human flesh filled the air.
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We had to make her sort of flesh and blood.
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Roughly chop the excess zucchini flesh and set aside. 3.
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A spatter of raised flesh lumps lay across his stomach.
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The events were made of flesh, blood, concrete and steel.
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Then, slice the flesh from both sides of the pit.
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I press my fingers gently against their loud yellow flesh.
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As a surer route to permanence than sound or flesh.
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All that's left is decaying flesh, hunger, and the screams.
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Place the ham onto a sheet pan, flesh side down.
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"He can turn hearts of stone into ones of flesh."
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The benefit is a potential pound of the offender's flesh.
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Which one sounded most like a knife cutting through flesh?
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All three heroes hit their targets: the flesh of criminals.
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They believe the flesh imbues them the power of God.
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Its flesh is firm, but tender and bursting with flavor.
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Everything in sight is some kind of horrible flesh beast.
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In several cases, she ate the flesh of her victims.
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"With the rock art you're putting flesh on the bones."
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Everybody else — you gotta put your flesh on the ground.
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Flesh, by contrast, contains plenty of deep and vibrant colors.
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The flesh suffers the lash more easily than the spirit.
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It's a hard, strangely shaped, almost gnarled piece of flesh.
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Confronted with them in the flesh, what would they do?
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Two other pieces reflect the "flesh" and "heart" of war.
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Nor does she flesh out how all drugs, not just
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Does he extract a pound of flesh from Mitt Romney?
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So it turns into a fight of steel against flesh.
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It's a way for parties to flesh out their views.
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And indeed, the sentences that follow flesh out that picture.
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Made me feel like more than just my weary flesh.
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How to maneuver through the fruit's collapsed drapery of flesh?
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" It was a part in the 1997 melodrama "Live Flesh.
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This president, he contended, is their worst nightmares made flesh.
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Their backs are covered in scars, possibly fresh flesh wounds.
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Foltynewicz was just glad the liner hit flesh, not bone.
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Among those who dined on giant tortoise flesh: Charles Darwin.
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Bricks and mortar have dissolved into flesh, blood and trucks.
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What I want is velvety soft flesh imbued with flavor.
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They say they fed their own flesh to their followers.
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That's something I try to flesh out in the book.
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Flesh flies are much bigger, and their maggots follow suit.
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"In medieval times, they used to think that this was symbolic of Jesus' flesh because it would appear on the oak tree and when it's fresh it really looks like bloody flesh," he adds.
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"Female Flesh Wall" (1965) is a dense canvas depicting women in a spectrum of colors, while two other 1965 "Flesh Wall" paintings include prosaic objects like ladders and tables, which ground the otherwise buoyant paintings.
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Flesh is cheaper than the robotics, even if they're organic robotics.
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The snare had cut over an inch deep into her flesh.
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And frankly, the starkest changes have little to do with flesh.
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The problem is that these pieces took time to flesh out.
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Like Google's Deep Dream, only with way more dangling, bloodied flesh.
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Her episode, "Flesh and Blood," was released in November of 2018.
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Tom Dupree, so good seeing you in the flesh, my friend.
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That's right: It's the famous Mattel doll Barbie, in the flesh.
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The mystery of Dolores' flesh-colored eyebrows will finally be solved.
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"I had a flesh wound in the left shoulder," Bergen said.
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I mean, the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.
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Eventually, she graduates from fish to human flesh, as one does.
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The flesh was burning... They dragged me out of the gutter.
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The GLC43 Coupe will be unveiled in the flesh on Sept.
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You see, the secret to this "diet" is eating human flesh.
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A puddle of liquid and bits of flesh surrounding the body.
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My feet sink into the flesh of the quisquiliae comedenti mushrooms.
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Scoop out the melon, leaving about ¼- to ½-inch of red flesh.
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There is a lot of mystery surround this flesh-eating disease.
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In a small bowl, mash avocado flesh with yogurt to blend.
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The speech did briefly flesh out Trump's one big counterterrorism idea.
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Under the wool Roomba's flesh was delicate, unaccustomed to the sun.
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A significant increase in the surface area of flesh here. #22.
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It's a quintessential part of the Star Wars universe made flesh.
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So I reached out to Sitaraman to flesh out his vision.
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Sometimes those relationships bloom into long-term friendships in the flesh.
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Whether they flesh out the app further remains to be seen.
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Touching flesh doesn't have to differ from touching paper, he suggests.
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When I was growing up, we had flesh-colored blemish cover.
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Trim the top and cut off any blemishes on the flesh.
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In just a split second, they'll shatter bone and rip flesh.
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Proteins create the materials of wood and leaf, flesh and bone.
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Planes cutting through the clouds like sharp blades cutting through flesh.
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I'm so impressed that decaying flesh isn't hanging off your cheekbones.
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Does flesh-eating bacteria really make a meal out of you?
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However, these bad boys rarely find their way to human flesh.
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"No one wants flesh-eating bacteria in their lungs," he says.
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Currently, it's early days and there's much left to flesh out.
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On next week's New Yorker cover: Donald Trump, in the flesh.
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No sexy assistant time for Michael, at least in the flesh.
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" — The Daily Beast "...that scalp still has bloody flesh on it!!!!
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Pare away skin or scoop the flesh out with a spoon.
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Of course I knew that the brain was made of flesh.
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Sharp-toothed monsters and mutated cowboys eat pancakes and human flesh.
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That's the trouble with pain: it's never just a flesh wound.
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I felt her fingernails dig into the flesh of my arm.
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Do you think they ever feast on the flesh of man?
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Flesh and blood human beings are more traditional than racist cartoons.
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Seek them out and flesh out your reporting with different perspectives.
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They loved flesh, which Rodin sensualized and Renoir prettified, both shamelessly.
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Some are emotional, stressing "flesh and blood" ties to the motherland.
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" In ancient Egypt, gold was considered the "flesh of the gods.
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Social convention bars women from engaging in similar displays of flesh.
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Did you know that your blessing is not made of flesh?
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Ireland isn't the only casualty from flesh-eating bacteria this year.
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"You have really got to put flesh on that," Bailey said.
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I wasn't no thinner then, only more stationary in the flesh.
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And there, like a bloated ghost suddenly made flesh, was Trump.
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What is the actual nutritional benefit of human flesh and blood?
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Now, they're onto using complex robotics to ink some human flesh.
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Foiled yet again, this time by my own flesh and blood.
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Using a Christmas cookie cutter and the flesh from her back.
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A time when men worship a woman of curves and flesh!
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One bird had a piece of flesh hanging off its beak.
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But there is maybe no more delicious flesh on the planet.
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We're the ghastly skeleton beneath the acned flesh of punk rock.
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As Greta, Ms. Lorrain is made of flesh, tears and fire.
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There is no head to speak of, no arms or flesh.
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And he said that organizations are machines of flesh and blood.
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I knew that I would be able to flesh him out.
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How did you flesh out a one-dimensional character like Johnny?
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The ball disappeared under a pile of flesh and swirling dirt.
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And nobody seemed too upset to see him in the flesh.
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His digit sank a good half inch into the swollen flesh.
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Maybe not in the flesh, but I was an explorer nonetheless.
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We'll never see Bowery again in the flesh: his true medium.
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"He is sleeping in the flesh, but alive in the soul."
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Her features, though colored like flesh, are as polished as porcelain.
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In the flesh it's suddenly real, and four stories is high.
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Slide it into the flesh, then press gently to your lips.
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War is a beast whose lust for human flesh is insatiable.
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On Thursday, she'll appear on "The Tonight Show," in the flesh.
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I hated every inch of my flesh; every curve, every angle.
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In response, the war has extracted an outsize pound of flesh.
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"It feels like an etching into my own flesh," she said.
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He has also, most recently, pressed US president Donald Trump's flesh.
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"I could see the claws in her actual flesh," he said.
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That's right: Dads could feed their offspring with their own flesh.
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Here that critical aspect of their dynamic becomes flesh and blood.
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They may even be frightened of being confronted in the flesh.
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But we can also feel like strangers in our own flesh.
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As the flesh of the apple shrank, the skin became wrinkled.
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It ends as neither fish nor flesh nor good red herring.
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"Actual human beings, in the flesh, take precedence," Ms. Martin chided.
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Now she's possessed by a demon, and she craves human flesh.
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Inside the box, in bubble wrap, is a flesh-colored vibrator.
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Chad King [Research Specialist at Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary]: We saw one or two in particular grab onto flesh and do what we were calling an alligator roll — spinning around to twist off pieces of flesh.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The warehouse of a Michigan man who sold donated body parts to researchers was littered with dead flies, dog bowls and human remains "frozen together in flesh-on-flesh chunks," a federal agent testified Friday.
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The titular hedgehog is allegorical and never appears in the prickly flesh.
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But more work is needed to flesh it out in more detail.
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Will Takal's version include Christmas cookies made of human flesh and incest?
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Her leg became infected with necrotizing fasciitis, commonly called flesh-eating bacteria.
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The doughy flesh around my hips and abdomen that once didn't exist.
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Abovitz saw artificial reality as a symbiont technology, part machine, part flesh.
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A second one hit her left thigh and left a flesh wound.
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Each tweet delivers a stinging flesh wound, rather than something more serious.
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Can flesh grown from animal cells in a bioreactor be called meat?
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But PETA is focusing on phthalates found in the flesh of chickens.
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He is cinematic concept made flesh, the physical embodiment of a premise.
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Michael Phelps' goosebump-inducing game face is now immortalized on someone's flesh.
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A belly-dancer was detained in February for exposing too much flesh.
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They're lychee-sized fruit with a pulpy flesh on a large pit.
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The new home secretary, Amber Rudd, wants her pound of flesh too.
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"She had blood on her face and pieces of flesh," Mokono said.
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The Hibakusha make flesh and blood the real nature of nuclear war.
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One, they flesh out the mythology of the land and the beasts.
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The crowd's clothes covered the same intolerably imperfect flesh as hers did.
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The skin, the body, and the flesh have always claimed my attention.
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It's a powerful combination, but there's not much flesh on the bones.
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Actually eating human flesh isn't really a good idea, nor necessarily legal.
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Now authorities intend to flesh out the timeline of Cetin's alleged actions.
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Their diet consists of fruit, grass, bamboo and herbs—not human flesh.
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At least nine other people have contracting flesh-eating bacteria this year.
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How do you try to flesh out these links in your work?
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I'll make sure that we work with you to flesh this out.
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FP isn't convinced but Jughead says he got his pound of flesh.
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"Eating the flesh becomes a way of remembering the dead," she said.
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This is amazing look at fucking oshun in the mother fucking flesh !
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You use the flesh of the tuber to pick up loose shards.
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Models are never quite as uniquely appealing as actual flesh and bone.
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Can you flesh that out a bit Richard, what does that mean?
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She was made out to not be a flesh-and-blood woman.
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It looked like butchery, sort of — a knife cutting into dead flesh.
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He's everybody's racist Thanksgiving relative made flesh, but there is no hero.
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At times, they're carrying pieces of flesh and decaying bits and bobs.
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"Flesh not secured firmly to the bone" is not sexy, she wrote.
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They just collapse into a pile of their own beautiful fluffy flesh.
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Your flesh is ready to ever so lightly sting under the sun.
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Once the richest man in the world, Bezos is Harriman become flesh.
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Bosch's paintings merge reality and fantasy, heaven and hell, flesh and flower.
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Scoop out the soft, creamy pumpkin flesh with each spoonful of noodles.
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He said it smelled like a "detonated time fuse" and burning flesh.
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Beguiled, but it's memorable: the mangled flesh and bone of Colin Farrell's
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Doctors told him that the wound was infected with flesh-eating bacteria.
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The Flesh Flipbook contains paper sheets permeated with highlighter, blush, and bronzer.
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They had little flesh on them and gnaw marks from some carnivore.
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The pound of flesh which I demand of him Is dearly bought.
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Every few moments I feel a new bug bite into my flesh.
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You don't say how often you see your aunt in the flesh.
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I think I can take a flesh lump in a fookin' waistcoat.
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In Renaissance painting, terre verte was used in the underpainting of flesh.
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Placing spikes on top of the wall that can puncture migrants' flesh
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Days, Fast Company: The World, The Flesh, and L.A., the languorous and
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Emergency doctors diagnosed her with a flesh-eating disease called necrotizing fascitis.
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There, Mr. Tanaka heard moans and smelled the stench of burning flesh.
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The smell of flesh leapt at us as we entered the house.
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The latter gives us one last look at Rickman in the flesh.
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But how do you know if your cut has flesh-eating bacteria?
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Once inside I saw a big chunk of my flesh was missing.
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The skin should be crispy and the flesh supple and cooked through.
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The flesh ripens and absorbs the taste, and it needs nothing else.
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He is the future: a walking, living, breathing meme in the flesh.
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Eventually, patterns will emerge from the seas of flesh you're sifting through.
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There's so much more to worry about than just your flesh-cage.
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Wrap salmon tightly and place flesh side down in a baking dish.
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Make the pico: De-seed the tomatoes, then finely dice the flesh.
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Entering the performance space, I was greeted with a sea of flesh.
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This room has only the rhythm of flesh turned on too soon.
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Christ is alive, in the flesh, and he's wearing a unicorn sweater.
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For many, the results help flesh out family trees they already recognize.
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You could smell, I'm sorry to say, burning flesh in the airplane.
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Inside the ambulance was a coffin filled with flesh and body parts.
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The new details help flesh out how the inaugural spent the money.
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This is not to mention fungus gnats, moth flies and flesh flies.
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Now, the clan is also selling the flesh to these enterprising chefs.
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Buttercup, which closely resembles kabocha, has a smaller cavity and drier flesh.
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All the while, the dancers show their skin, their flesh, their sweat.
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The lumpy, grayish brown flesh of her legs dominates the pictorial space.
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And we're far more aware of the mortal flesh of the characters.
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In the end, it was the flesh-and-bone comics who won.
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A Florida man has died from flesh eating bacteria, according to reports.
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At least nine other people have contracting flesh-eating bacteria this year.
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That he was human and he was fragile, just flesh and bone.
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Cold turkey is the withered flesh of a beast raised for slaughter.
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That's what's interesting to me about these characters: They're flesh and blood.
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The luscious, warm, grainy flesh melts into the cool unctuousness of cream.
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But she's depressed and suicidal because she's a spirit trapped in flesh.
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Their corrosion will testify against you and eat your flesh like fire.
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Human beings are turned, instantly, into scraps of bone, organ and flesh.
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He doesn't use paint's flesh-like qualities to arouse a sympathetic connection.
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Parnas offered new information that — if true — would flesh out what happened.
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Instead, they look more like a tiny blob of moving pink flesh.
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The gestures, depicted and painterly, are aggressive; flesh is torn, drips happen.
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Noah has now lived longer in our memories than in the flesh.
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Lust only creates wanting and wanting creates greed and greed burns Flesh.
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Yet these disembodied Goliaths wind up upstaging their flesh-and-blood selves.
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The flesh-eating dead, at least, come together in mindless self-interest.
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The tarragon perfumes the bird's flesh and mingles with its meaty juices.
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Biting chunks of flesh or fins was something that came much later.
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This time, it sank its feeder deep into her flesh and drank.
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I nodded and felt myself falling backward into her husband's pillowy flesh.
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If you could taste human flesh in an ethical way, would you?
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Eventually, she contracted a flesh-eating disease while injecting fentanyl and heroin.
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It lurches forward in tattered clothing, arms reaching out for supple flesh.
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Luckily, nobody endured death by flesh-eating white walkers this time around.
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What is it we hate the idea of eating human flesh, exactly?
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They look like pale, flesh-colored eels with wrinkled, ballsack-like heads.
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As the doctors plunged the needles into our flesh, I heaved again.
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This ethos wasn't built on algorithms, but on flesh-and-blood people.
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Don't worry, the sharks left plenty of flesh for us to admire.
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I feel that he wanted to give her this gift of flesh.
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In the way that you call a baby cow "veal" or a pig "pork," human flesh is just human flesh—you wouldn't think about eating Dave's "rounds" or his "snout," you would think about eating Dave's ass and face.
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It's not fully Cooper, though — this body is Dougie Jones, in the flesh.
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They've even treated them as if they are their own flesh and blood.
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So we sent them a series of questions to flesh out the story.
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So how exactly do you get rid of 80,000 pounds of rotting flesh?
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Flesh-eating bacteria in raw oysters kill Florida ma n, health officials say.
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Artist's impression of Piranhamesodon pinnatomus—now the oldest known flesh-eating bony fish.
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He'll be running against a flesh-and-blood person with strengths and weaknesses.
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After eggs are lain and hatch, the larvae dine on the preserved flesh.
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Being outside Bigurl is like having an outer layer of flesh flensed off.
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Luckily it was only a superficial flesh wound and [the employee] is alright.
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Others had concerns about the "flesh-and-blood truthfulness" of his photographic nudity.
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We're not the Pietra, feeding sea monsters with the flesh of their aged.
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It's not the rum, Disneyland visitors — that was Johnny Depp in the flesh!
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Long and Lieberman want to flesh out that definition of what dopamine does.
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Use a grapefruit spoon to scoop out the flesh of the berries. 3.
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She plans to flesh out these darker themes more directly in future works.
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A woman dies from flesh-eating bacteria from the floodwaters of Hurricane Harvey.
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Sprained fingers, bruised and swollen flesh—all blooming around an abundance of tattoos.
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The four finalists each received $15,000 to flesh out their research and designs.
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Tattoos and piercings alter the skin, flesh grows and recedes and is moldable.
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That goes for shrimp, noodles, pizza, sushi, burritos, human flesh, you name it.
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Most CEOs are status-conscious and see no harm in pressing the flesh.
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The main character is a zombie and human flesh is what zombies eat.
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He cooled his lust in snow and scoured his naked flesh with thorns.
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"Will thou have my flesh when my heart is not thine?" she asked.
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Human flesh, which matched Lueck's DNA profile, was also found in the ashes.
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Who then is consigned to the flesh and blood rather than the cyborg?
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But the works in Flesh & Bone aren't exclusive to the homo sapien, either.
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The empty compartment signifies incompleteness, while the unidentifiable lump of flesh conveys incomprehension.
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It was just a flesh suit that I needed to get through life.
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That helps to flesh out the map we're making of the galaxy's structure.
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Waymo appears to be moving toward making the flesh-and-blood driver obsolete.
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What [Alice] has, and therefore can use, is a flesh-and-blood body.
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If he is made of living human flesh, then he's not a robot.
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There, doctors diagnosed Kahlil with step bacterial infection and a flesh-eating bacteria.
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It's likely to catalyze flesh-and-computer collaborations that couldn't happen anywhere else.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The street rat is back - and this time in the flesh.
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But the episode doesn't flesh out this idea beyond a few passing references.
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And human flesh can be found on rooftops and trees for days after.
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That mystery, the idea of a spirit made flesh, haunts this remarkable book.
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Shoppers know the difference between a veggie version and an animal-flesh one.
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She is the three-dimensional flesh and bone incarnation of the male fantasy.
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Either that, or the baby whale is justifiably terrified of flesh-eating seagulls.
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In China alone the market for their flesh is worth $3bn a year.
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There's also more to Devilman Crybaby than its flesh ripping and frenetic fucking.
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It's not just flesh and bone, it's human beings suffering from incredible agony.
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Their eggs and flesh seem to improve human health; their droppings do not.
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The show rushes along at such a fast pace – she needs human flesh!
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In addition, the star's thigh was missing a gag-inducing chunk of flesh.
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Lay the issues out like a conversation between real, flesh-and-blood people.
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I would rather let them tear at my flesh than answer these questions.
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As salmon cooks, the flesh contracts, pushing out albumin to the fillet's surface.
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The still lifes, which don't sit still, look like computer viruses made flesh.
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These heads and bodies are without flesh, their shells enclosing an empty space.
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Certain amines are associated with fishy smells or the stench of decayed flesh.
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We stopped his heart with electrodes and put him inside the flesh interface.
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I'd rather let them tear at my flesh than answer these ridiculous questions!
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I believe that everything is in this piece of flesh that you saw.
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Most people probably expect at least some gratuitous flesh from a Baywatch remake.
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The injured colonist fled to Cuba where he succumbed to his flesh wound.
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He immediately put his hand on my waist, grabbing a handful of flesh.
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Watch, fans online think it was Flesh-n-Bone who took the hit.
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A zombie face ripping through flesh to cover a lightly sketched stick figure.
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But sadly the majority of movies about consuming human flesh are fairly dumb.
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These organics also flesh out the backstory of the Zag and Monahans meteorites.
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Typically, politicians flesh out the details of such wonkery in accompanying policy documents.
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Flesh moves mattered all right, or she would make it that they did.
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There is no remembrance of their body, of their flesh, of their family.
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Life is about sacrifice, and fortunately for me she just tastes like flesh.
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Matter made flesh and returned to matter, with clay cast in bronze: Rodin.
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There are a lot of steps in the causal chain to flesh out.
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This is an artist who is truly captivated by the complexities of flesh.
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A butcher's display in France is a sumptuous celebration of scarlet bovine flesh.
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The larvae feed on the living flesh and attract more egg-laying females.
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What exactly is in the flesh of a potato, from a nutritional perspective?
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I remember asking my mom about the bandaid color…Also the "flesh" crayon.
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Perhaps the only way to know is to see him in the flesh.
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Bones litter the shore, a few with frozen hair and flesh still attached.
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Using a spoon, scrape the flesh away from the skin, discarding the latter.
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The smell of rotting flesh will soon be wrinkling noses in the Bronx.
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Her right eye was a red alloy of blood, flesh, bone and metal.
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At each ring where her flesh became bark, a path opened: root split.
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Fully illustrated in our minds, usually by exposed flesh, exposed ambition, exposed aspiration.
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Look for smallish ones with shiny skin, firm flesh and barely formed seeds.
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But Mr. Henry opts to work with flesh and blood and a brain.
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"We once gave Nikolai a life of flesh and blood," the narrator says.
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Gary has been reduced to a bloody pile of guts and meaty flesh.
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Using the back of a fork, flatten the eggplant flesh, keeping it intact.
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They are then reflected back out again by the vegetable's white interior flesh.
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In the third course, her volunteers received an uncooked lump of goat flesh.
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We never see their faces; their flesh has a will of its own.
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Candidates are not just the embodiment of ideas, they are flesh and blood.
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In one, a boy picks the needles from the flesh of another kid.
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She likes their coy sheen and their flesh firm and certain beneath it.
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I remember soaking it all in, feeling like a goddess in the flesh.
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Place it flesh-side up on a platter or onto individual plates. 5.
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Only bad people denying their senses as the flesh melts from their bones.
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I see myself floating in my mother's womb, suspended in fluids and flesh.
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Season flesh side with salt mixture and sprinkle with your alcohol or tincture.
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The monks are round under their robes, minds clearly not set on flesh.
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If Jesus is to move us beyond the flesh, why make him sexy?
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I'm just a fan of awesome-looking 3D slugs, rocks, and now, flesh.
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Doesn't it look like a slice of flesh taken from some unidentifiable animal?
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We devour the flesh of others to discover what exists in our own.
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I was craggy and swollen, my nasolabial lines deeply hewn into my flesh.
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She's not quite fish flesh, but she's not a typical marine robot either.
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Repeat with the remaining legs, then season the flesh side with the rub.
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The flesh is thick and opulent, while the flavor is light and subtle.
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I'd rather let them tear at my flesh than answer these ridiculous questions.
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I wanted to cut the flesh out of me: calves, thighs, and belly.
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His passion and his profession are to become one flesh with the crowd.
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The final boss of 1996's Quake is a heaving mass of flesh.
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Tadpoles eat lots of copepods, which may survive in flesh as they grow.
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The tigress has also consumed human flesh, the lawyers said — an important criterion.
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"I love Shakespeare," one actor opines, tearing the flesh off a decomposing arm.
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The unrestrained being vomited onto his bare chest and dug into his flesh.
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Bronze, clay, marble, and wood have all been manipulated to impersonate living flesh.
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They are the candidate when the candidate can't be there in the flesh.
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Sessions of flesh-eating and hungry-slaughter alternate with slow-burning philosophical debates.
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He absently strokes the puckered nub of flesh where one leg abruptly ends.
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They came to hear the sound of flesh being struck, bones being broken.
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Swanilda, whom he was double-timing, is made of flesh, blood and wit.
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In her lap lies a flushed, writhing ball of flesh with no name.
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Trilobites At the top, two flesh-toned siphons swish water over massive gills.
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They were full of flesh and other gooey substances, but don't worry, Rob!
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Falstaff is ancient energy thumping at volume through a temporary poundage of flesh.
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The patrons who came to see their hero in the flesh didn't care.
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Each is unsure whether the other is false flesh or the real thing.
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They'll incinerate something, a pound of my flesh on the tyrant's funeral pyre.
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It was seeking to flesh out any irregularities in the officials' accumulated wealth.
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It's sharp teeth could slice like knives through the flesh of its prey.
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Caucasian flesh (it's a pretty white crowd) is rendered in hammy pink acrylic.
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They used stone knives to cut flesh from the bones of the dead.
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Having an image permanently immortalized on your flesh vessel is a big decision.
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It's flesh and chicharrón at once, defiantly crispy even submerged in coconut milk.
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Unfortunately, they also encouraged putting human flesh in a blender and drinking it.
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Sometimes, she doesn't notice she's been burned until she smells her singed flesh.
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Rotting flesh, emaciated bodies, and blood stained wards; this is contemporary Venezuelan medicine.
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The artists wanted metal, not flesh; action, not thought; violence, not tea parties.
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Inside, the flesh is immaculate, as juicy and tender as you would wish.
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The Larkin team, long scrutinized online, was even more intimidating in the flesh.
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Yet Glynn's bodies are more wretched, featuring staggered flesh, agonized figuration, twisted physiques.
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Sometimes, he even seemed to like them less than his flesh-eating zombies.
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I'm reviewing a machine as if it were a flesh-and-blood performer.
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"Don't stop when you're tired," someone recently carved into the floating vegetables' flesh.
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At the center is a whorl of creamy white flesh, wobbly as custard.
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The smell of jet fuel mixed with burned flesh hung in the air.
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The very thought of that possibility would keep me from consuming human flesh.
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But he's still made of flesh, and he's had a pretty big workload.
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But justice is going to be done by flesh and blood human beings.
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There are charts from the report that more thoroughly flesh out the data.
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For me, the flesh has always been a central part of that humanity.
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What Weakens the Flesh Is the Flesh Itself (2017) by Steve Reinke and James Richards US Premiere, Wales/Germany/USA/Canada, 40 minutes This film looks at the autoerotic photography of Albrecht Becker, an artist imprisoned by Nazis for homosexual behavior.
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He was her subject, changing when she changed,from childhood he'd considered palms,ignobler than imagined elms,the breadfruit's splayedleaf coarser than oak's,he had prayednightly for his flesh to change,his dun flesh peeled white by her lightning strokes!
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Apps that gently nudge us towards better health and monitor pre-existing conditions are a brilliant tool, but nothing beats having a real, flesh-and-bone doctor to check out that flesh and bone and send you on your way.
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"This in of itself suggests a different feeding behavior for juveniles compared to adults: Juvenile T. rex were more adapted for precision bites and cutting flesh, while adult T. rex could bite into flesh and crush the bone," she added.
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Did you think the curl on its head was just a swirl of flesh?
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An animated show could easily help flesh out the world and keep fans watching.
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Gently scoop out and discard the inside flesh, leaving about ¼-inch inside the skin.
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Artist Caleigh Illerbrun illustrates dark twisted fantasies of woodland animals blending with human flesh.
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A biochemical reaction is taking place, and the flesh is dissolving off the bones.
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You'd have to really make an effort to ingest significant amounts of human flesh.
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Your Son, your own flesh and blood don't want nothing to do with you!
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Too often, these sequences play more like speeches than organic, flesh-and-blood encounters.
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The idea that their love would influence generations, their very own flesh and blood.
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This time, it's an appetite for marine mammal flesh that may threaten the condor.
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McDonagh's writing is bitingly profane and his camera isn't afraid to show maimed flesh.
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They're just walking husks of their former selves—ambulatory corpses sheathed in sagging flesh.
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But we have evidence that our prehistoric ancestors — including Neanderthals — dined on human flesh.
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So what if I have to imagine a penis as a flesh-colored dildo?
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Flesh and blood officers might refuse to carry out orders if they felt conflicted.
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True Blood is Alan Ball's flesh-filled crusade for tolerance — racial, queer, and otherwise.
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"She was an angel in the flesh," Annabelle's uncle, Scott Pomeroy, told BuzzFeed News.
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The fans who make your favorite hero look like they're there in the flesh.
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Finely chop the flesh of the eggplant and place in a medium-sized bowl.
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The artist is currently in the process of molding his flesh into marketable jewelry.
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Then at night we'd flesh out some similar features for the AI to balance.
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READ: Boehner calls Cruz 'Lucifer in the flesh' Sunday is the most consequential example.
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Scoop the flesh from the halved watermelon, leaving a 1/4-inch border. 2.
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But if you must, the fake flesh is sold in the Jell-O aisle.
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To be productive you need presence of mind, not being present in the flesh.
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"We're not in a war against flesh and blood," she said in the livestream.
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At a mall in Modi'in, in central Israel, American-Israeli Republicans press the flesh.
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Months later, Dior, CoverGirl, Flesh, and other brands launched their own inclusive foundation ranges.
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When you've seen him in the flesh you'd know, you will have no doubts.
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FaceApp's old filter might turn you into an AI nightmare of melting, wrinkled flesh.
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But there's a totally different dynamic because you're with someone in the flesh. Outside!
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When you look at them closely the skin and flesh is blurred and indistinct.
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Those bundled up outside just wanted to see the billionaire businessman in the flesh.
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His body is classified as "incorrupt," which means it hasn't decomposed like regular flesh.
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Technology has evolved past the need for flesh-and-blood drivers behind the wheel.
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But the new ticks help flesh out the bare bones of this ancient ecosystem.
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We've all seen a huddle of flies around a pile of rotting flesh, right?
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Flesh Moves pt 1 and pt 2, by Adam Rothstein and Brendan C. Byrne.
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You visited the Borghese Gallery and wondered how Bernini made marble resemble soft flesh.
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Cruz might be "Lucifer in the flesh," but Trump promises to be something worse.
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But how does Barrymore's flesh-eater-next-door fit into the larger zombie ecosystem?
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We haven't seen Adam yet in the Marvel Cinematic Universe — in the flesh anyway.
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The soft flesh that began to develop around my abdomen is not a flaw.
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These figures—human flesh rendered into numbers—were placed on a single index card.
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Its flesh is poisonous, smells like urine, and can serve as a potent drug.
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I read this, feeling withered, like my flesh might drop off at any minute.
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But how is a typically innocent beach accessory sharp enough to pierce human flesh?
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Will we see weirder enemies, maybe more flesh and blood than metal and circuitry?
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Officials said earlier that many of the agreements would flesh out previously announced plans.
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It's almost like how Rubens paints a tree or fabric; everything feels like flesh.
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Bodies removed of their flesh leak juices into a thick, syrupy stream of blood.
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A baby grinning at a meat grinder as pulverized flesh extrudes into a bowl.
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I swallow the words of my travel nurse as I eat the white flesh.
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Big, flesh-coloured knickers were then in vogue, often stretching down to the knee.
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The next morning she throws up an ear and some flesh and looks satisfied.
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It may appear bizarre, or frivolous, to argue that women should bare more flesh.
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He remained a thorn in the flesh of governments until weeks before his death.
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But making them flesh-eaters, that combined the werewolf myth with the zombie myth.
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His wife, Hatsune Miku, is not flesh and blood but a computer-generated hologram.
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Walk around one in the flesh and you are struck by the perfect proportions.
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Those briefs will give the litigants a chance to fully flesh out their arguments.
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The theme idea was initially Gabi's, but Jakob helped refine and flesh it out.
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Others include composting bodies and burying people in suits lined with flesh-devouring mushrooms.
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Mr. Trump has suggested he will flesh out his ideas in a forthcoming speech.
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Everything else fell away, like the flesh from the run-over chicken, which…[we]
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The Army and Marines are eager for more people to flesh out their formations.
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It's a small miracle I haven't seared any of my own flesh just yet.
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That's the job: grabbing the abstract out of the clouds and giving it flesh.
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Consider what it would it look like to put some flesh on these bones.
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Labour data on Wednesday will flesh out the picture further before the Bank meets.
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The weeks to come would flesh out the rugby dream, replacing theory with praxis.
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A Florida man died after losing 25% of his skin to flesh-eating bacteria.
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It won't be fatal, but it's the embarrassing flesh wound you don't brag about.
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Maughan's job was to flesh out those futures in a series of descriptive sketches.
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Small "baby" artichokes have a higher percentage of edible flesh than larger globe artichokes.
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Smoke rose from the table and the smell of seared flesh filled the air.
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That has nothing to do with me, here, now, in reality, in the flesh.
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Trail your hands over this reborn body, focusing on the flesh, curves, and bones.
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Fur, feather, and scale are ripped away, leaving bald spots where blade met flesh.
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That's why Favors knows he has to flesh out his skill set even more.
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When soft, scoop flesh out of eggplant, and add garlic, ginger, gouchujang, and scallions.
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So let's flesh this story out a little more, this time with expanded detail.
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"Break In Your House" showcases Novelist's ability to give flesh to bare song materials.
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There's also some talk about regrets from The Hills, and his flesh-colored beard.
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These Sirens no longer symbolized the spirit, but rather, the pleasures of the flesh.
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The eccentric personalities of the narrator's female companions flesh out the book's central conceit.
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What could be more damning than being trapped in a randomly assigned flesh-sack?
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That's where flesh-eating beetles, aka dermestids, and other corpse-munching insects come in.
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The detective said he saw blood and flesh on the front of the car.
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A photograph of him then shows an emaciated body encased in raw, crimson flesh.
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One of the purposes of art can be to put flesh on the thing.
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Combing other records to flesh out a narrative can run to many times that.
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USES The flesh is dense, honeyed and savory — best for pie, soup or purée.
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And what I'm trying to do here is flesh out how we do that.
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"Swimming With Men" is a British boys club comedy with a fixation on flesh.
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A mass of white hair fell around her face, whose flesh was like marble.
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To start, do you think of Easter as a literal flesh-and-blood resurrection?
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Most attendees did not much care, subsisting in the club's smoky kaleidoscope of flesh.
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The process makes the flesh translucent, leaving behind an ethereal blue-purple-pink skeleton.
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What did the audience see in us, as we paraded our flesh on stage?
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There's a suggestion of Catholicism in the spectacle of tormented male flesh, of course.
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The women screamed in pain as the smell of burnt flesh filled the air.
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"Yes, they brutalized my flesh," he said in a message from his hospital bed.
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The whole mysterious game is to take the word and make it, briefly, flesh.
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The only way to experience a session is to be there in the flesh.
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Pieces of flesh and the limbs of the dead were scattered around the site.
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Its crust is airy and shaggy like honey comb, hiding juicy bits of flesh.
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I was praying Eph 6:12 that we wrestle not against flesh and blood.
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The polar bear is basically designed to convert seal fat into insulation and flesh.
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We care about these things, but not enough to abstain entirely from consuming flesh.
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He wakes up fit to fight after nearly dying from a flesh-eating plague.
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It's making a strong case that flesh-and-blood thought leaders are totally obsolete.
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Unlike the cherry, though, the seed is the prize, and the flesh is discarded.
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Flesh-colored rubber bands bind it at the neck, waist, and ankles—mummy style.
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Cut the top off the eggplant, halve lengthwise, and score crosshatches into the flesh.
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She brought an air heater closer, while acknowledging a fear of cooking the flesh.
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Kurt (who introduces himself as "KurtsWorld96") is a social media strategy guide made flesh.
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But remember: mummies rarely feed on human flesh, while zombies stuff themselves with it.
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Their razor-sharp teeth strip prey's flesh with the ease of a butcher's knife.
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Remove the avocado flesh with a spoon, and slice on a stable cutting surface.
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The Cthulhu-thing is sewn together from dead flesh, but it's just a puppet.
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This species of flesh-eating fish is considered the earliest known to do so.
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This is not admiration of the flesh in all its easy, seductively youthful beauty.
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The line cuts into their flesh, too, causing an infection that could kill them.
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When it kept growing, he realized it was a flesh-eating parasite called leishmania.
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The spirit of Romero's flesh-eaters and imperfect heroes is what's fueling Romero Lives!
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They took on new energy; the golds and reds and flesh tones became warmer.
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These ducks eat fish, and their flesh can take on a funky, marine flavor.
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But Peck will be the first to flesh out a younger version of Spock.
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So how does a flesh and blood man fall in love with a hologram?
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We also don't know with certainty which species of shark gnawed on its flesh.
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Sham picked out a spangled strapless confection, but Azizeh worried it exposed too much flesh.
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Since then, Nintendo has released a handful of titles that further flesh out the lineup.
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Until we see it in the flesh, though, these specs and figures are all speculation.
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To protect our networks and email and banking apps, we need flesh-and-blood programmers.
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His initial sermon in 1995 touched on walking in the spirit and not the flesh.
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Dark forces offer truth, hint at stories and Easter eggs beneath the red, ripened flesh.
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Its mouth, the researchers say, was most definitely capable of slicing into flesh or fins.
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But the panko flakes were crispy, exposing soft oyster flesh as I bit into it.
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Place the salmon on the grill, flesh side down, and grill 3 to 4 minutes.
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His flesh was detached from his bones and his remains were sent to New Mexico.
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His flesh burned as his body lay in the hearth, according to the paleontological evidence.
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He became fascinated with what we became: a skull devoid of flesh, a lifeless thing.
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"I'm attracted to the way that paint can mimic the subtleties of flesh," Salonen notes.
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President Woodrow Wilson arrived seeking not a pound of flesh, but a far better world.
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Wide-eyed figurative charcoals, precise still life photography, and… morphing, chaotic masses of human flesh?
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But they're more lifelike than that—made of materials that mimic bone, flesh, and brain.
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Just slice open the pineapple, scoop out the flesh, and throw it on the grill.
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Lulo greeted me warmly and gave me the opportunity to checkout SMP in the flesh.
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He has promised to flesh out his ideas in an agriculture bill later this year.
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Left: A poster for the German release of Paul Morrissey's 21969 film Andy Warhol's Flesh.
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Low and urgent with heat, it made Iris' panties pull tight against her moistening flesh.
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Skeletons don't have flesh of any kind, and definitely don't have genitalia for penetrative sex.
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This is essentially knocking boots with a decomposed corpse that wants to eat your flesh.
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Farmers rear animals and then harvest their flesh, eggs and milk for humans to eat.
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Elon Musk put more flesh on his announcement that he intends to take Tesla private.
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My thumbs ran along her hip bones, whereas mine were buried under flesh and fat.
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According to Claire, the bullet made a drilling sound as it burrowed into his flesh.
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I'll update this post when we find out how Mayhem fares against flesh and blood.
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First her legs, then her arms, revealing the flesh-colored words sitting on her skin.
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"There are only charred pieces of flesh," he told me, his voice flat with exhaustion.
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Autopsy photos show two deep gashes in his arm, carved into his flesh by machetes.
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It's a strange, yet exciting, moment when you meet an Instagram friend in the flesh.
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Today Piper Jaffray tried to put some flesh on the bones of this bank rally.
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Spoiler: he isn't a flesh-eating psychopath, just a nice design guy living in Oslo.
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The imagery and those four words—Weasels Ripped My Flesh—became stuck inside her head.
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As I felt his hand dig into my flesh, he said, 'David Cop-a-Feel!
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Slice them in half lengthwise, scoop out the flesh and mash with a fork. 4.
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He was profoundly burned – the flesh on his head was charred down to the skull.
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When she let out a small moan, he opened his mouth and sucked the flesh.
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This week Rand Paul's TV schedule rivaled his lineup of in-the-flesh campaign events.
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It exults in the sensual, scopophilic pleasure of seeing the female form, flesh, and sex.
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"They screwed the handcuffs on so hard that they cut into my flesh," he said.
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But it was the burnt flesh surrounding him — so much death — that followed him home.
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Long enough that I was rather disappointed to find out … yup, flesh-eating zombie pandemic.
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In this movie's zombie pandemic, people who are bitten don't turn into flesh eaters immediately.
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The lightsaber can melt, cut, and burn through objects, wound flesh, and even cause bleeding.
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His job was to write for the world of myth, not the world of flesh.
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The aesthetic, spare and a little Cronenberg-y, strives to slip between object and flesh.
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Other fans started shouting "Sean!" so they realized it was indeed Spicer in the flesh.
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Some kind of intelligence which could explain the bizarre living technology of the flesh interfaces?
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Its lightly colored flesh must be red, and every slice should melt in your mouth.
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"I believed Roger would get his pound of flesh," he said, according to the transcripts.
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It took Brown months of painstaking research to flesh out this extraordinary chain of events.
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Splashes of red connote punctured flesh, and dark paint streaks downward like blood and tears.
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I mean, try to tell me Sean Spicer isn't a conservative Mike McLintock made flesh.
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The flesh fell off my skin in damp patches that were absorbed into the earth.
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Flesh-eating zombies are all the rage in the trailer for The Dead Don't Die.
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If the world wants more un-edited flesh, I'm going to give it to them.
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We hear a gunshot pierce flesh and a collective gasp from all of the women.
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Beliefs are made flesh, in the persons of Thibaut and Sam, and in the manifs.
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Do you sketch out all the parts and let the other players flesh them out?
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Forcing them open revealed glistening masses of flesh, some nearly the size of fried eggs.
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Sneakers or not, it's a pinch-yourself moment to see this all in the flesh.
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It was a photograph of a tormented child imprisoned in a great rock of flesh.
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But her lifelike flesh and the fine lines of her dress proclaim her exquisitely Greek.
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The bread and butter, so to speak, of the polar bear diet is seal flesh.
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Then, in the Oval Office on Wednesday, Schumer pressed a rare advantage -- and some flesh.
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"The merits of the bill have nothing to do with the flesh between my thighs."
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The first is that the government had already extracted its pound of flesh last summer.
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"The Crucible" has a diverse and spectacular assortment of moments that make the flesh creep.
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In that scant time, it ingests the flesh and coral mucus off the coral skeleton.
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Another major issue negotiators will have to flesh out is the so-called Space Corps.
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The Belgian composer Bernard Foccroulle supplies music for Crimp's texts, which flesh out the story.
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His own textual persona is less flesh-and-blood than an ethereal, emotionally distant presence.
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Vibrio vulnificus is occasionally mislabeled as "flesh-eating" bacteria, though it actually damages the skin.
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In "Flesh and Blood," the narrator can suddenly see through everyone's skin but her own.
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What looks like passion on screen can translate to attention-seeking harassment in the flesh.
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The misshapen oval of dark red flesh is about five inches long, if that helps.
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We cracked open coconuts, grinding their flesh and squeezing out the cream with our hands.
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"Suspiria" is very much a horror film: flesh is ripped; bones are broken; heads explode.
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If skincare is your specialty, associating your brand with desiccated human flesh is probably unwise.
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Without the crackle of in-the-flesh performances, I was rarely moved to profound emotion.
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Her nasal bridge was a lump of raw flesh held together by black surgical thread.
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It was not an animal of this world, made of flesh and bone and fur.
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Molluscum contagiosum consists of small, flesh-colored bumps called mollusca, caused by a pox virus.
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All that remained of his right leg was several inches of shredded flesh and bone.
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Scoop out the flesh and blend it with a fork or food processor until smooth.
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This is your flesh and blood we're talking about, not a pal from book club.
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I'm going to go flesh that out as soon as we get off the phone.
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Because green beans have denser flesh than celery, they can be slow to absorb seasonings.
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Eddie, curious and nonconfrontational, fuses with his new alter-ego – massive, growling, hungry for flesh.
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This flesh that she drags around with her, which she gives no care or rest.
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"We're not in a war against flesh and blood," she said in the livestream video.
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I heard it before I saw it—the sound of knuckles snapping against bare flesh.
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Who am I to apologize for the gift of my flesh, my hair, my lips?
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Just how naughty does a glimpse of that smooth, buttery green flesh make you feel?
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Cheung's drawings are simple: thick black outlines filled in with flesh tones and nothing else.
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But behold the terror of what they can do to flesh: So that's it, then.
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Hence, "Machinist": acoustic meets electric, flesh meets metal, the literal articulation of the album's dialectic.
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It was like a monstrous sack of flesh, something straight out of a Cronenberg movie.
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I was leaving with a scar and some photos of a nauseating lump of flesh.
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So I was like forget it, I'm going to look like a flesh-colored lumberjack.
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The deep red tone of the flesh really helps communicate their sheer aliveness, you know?
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We even had these surgical masks on because the smell of flesh was so strong.
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Even on an August morning in Philadelphia the flesh of Lemberger's pupik felt strangely clammy.
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Change may be afoot in the flesh trade, but these arrests reinforce the status quo.
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"I'm not going to give the public a pound of flesh on this," he added.
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Trilobites A fossil discovered in southern Germany is the earliest known flesh-eating bony fish.
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I was shocked to discover the beauty of how he painted flesh; it's butter-soft.
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VICTORIANS UNDONE Tales of the Flesh in the Age of Decorum By Kathryn Hughes Illustrated.
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Nude hasn't signified Caucasian at least since Crayola crayons changed Flesh to Peach in 1962.
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Of course, we included that below ... so you can see the home in the flesh.
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When there's only a tiny bit of raw flesh left on top, flip the fish.
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The hair feels like a malign invader, its filthy black tendrils bursting from my flesh.
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The quality of the birds was evident in their firm flesh and clean, white skin.
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Here she was, in the flesh: the woman whose image they'd been studying for weeks.
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Each team will get $4 million and about a year to flesh out its idea.
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Re: Could a $9500 Bicycle Turn Me, a Sad Sack of Flesh, into a Superathlete?
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Mutated creatures from beyond imagination clamp, bite, and slash the flesh of the unwilling victim.
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Was she ever concerned about the amount of flesh on the series, or its violence?
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It's Tinder made flesh, with all the horror that suggests, but also with sociological insights.
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Scoop the flesh of two avocados into a medium mixing bowl along with the honey.
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I'd been bitten by a brown recluse spider and had a flesh-eating streptococcus infection.
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A vampire is an ancient and powerful man with an insatiable hunger for young flesh.
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Her flesh is a rusty orange, which darkens at the edges, as in Léger's paintings.
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By the time they get here, tomatoes have become ghosts, their flesh pinkish and watery.
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High on my list was a fear of illness — flu, cancer, meningitis, flesh-eating disease.
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Frank Bruni Hieronymus Bosch painted a torture chamber where mutant beasts snacked on human flesh.
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Looks like Felicity isn't taking any chances as she travels with her flesh and blood.
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As they pull away bits of debris, the stench of rotting flesh grows more pungent.
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Many blockbuster prequels tell the origin story of a flesh-and-blood superhero or villain.
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It is almost empty, with just a ground-down shimmering square of flesh-coloured dust.
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The dogs, who may come from one pack, have developed a taste for human flesh.
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They take it in turns, breathing their breath into him, hands on his cooling flesh.
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Their hands that shared his flesh do not touch each other, do not share again.
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They typically came in "flesh" colors and seemed to be more about penetration than stimulation.
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Yet Martha Parker never emerges as a flesh and blood person in her own right.
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He has published new children's books to flesh out the characters and tell their adventures.
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Explaining the subjective mind and how it arises from flesh is among science's unsolved problems.
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Despite being pretty and soft of flesh, she had something harsh about her, Jeb thought.
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Carving into her flesh released dopamine in her brain, giving her a high, she says.
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Four steel balls — the kind that are inside pinball machines — had torn into my flesh.
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Change is hard, and the show needed its six seasons to fully flesh that out.
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Even if you overshoot your target temperature, the fat protects the flesh, keeping it moist.
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I guess we had to depend on the faux concern of flesh-and-blood friends.
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O helium, lithium, hydrogen, you comfort me, O carbon, you are my flesh and bone.
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In his epistle, Paul is describing a "thorn in my flesh" that was tormenting him.
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Sorry: Barbecuing the flesh of one's late common-law wife does not conjure the nation.
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One evening, drunk and out on the town, he sees the woman in the flesh.
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But its teeth, meant for ripping through flesh, weren't so great when they encountered bone.
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Five young people encountered a flesh-eating virus in 2016's remake of "Cabin Fever."
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"Our flesh arrives to us out of history, like everything else does," Angela Carter wrote.
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Dom DiPierro has a guardian angel, too, albeit one of the flesh-and-blood variety.
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Some people were even forced at gunpoint to eat the flesh of their dead relatives.
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"I had on layers down there, so it wasn't just flesh to seats," she noted.
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She added, "I had on layers down there, so it wasn't just flesh to seats."
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Will Dame Judi Dench's face still be covered with odd, flesh-colored fur, for example?
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" In her speech, Warren described their boss, President Donald Trump, as "corruption in the flesh.
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You need to be a living, breathing, flesh-and-blood creature to achieve such things.
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First, they use blades in their mouth called maxillary laciniae to tear into your flesh.
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We hear squeaks for the rats who invaded the trenches and fed on human flesh.
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Because they're up and down all the time, they don't hold any flesh left over.
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But investors exact their pound of flesh in return for exposure to Argentina's toxic currency.
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Oysters seem like very simple animals: just two rocky shells surrounding globs of gray flesh.
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Some of them grabbing mouthfuls, shaking the flesh off of the body, and darting away.
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This would be an act of the most intimate violence performed by the man who is now president himself, flesh to flesh, not with the numbing distance of a signature on an executive order or an offense screamed out at one of his rage rallies.
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The hook is that they still remember everything they did while they were flesh-eating zombies.
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So why do people plant them, juice them, and willingly put their flesh in their mouths?
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And cysts tend to be round, flesh-toned, or nestled under the top layer of skin.
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At a pivotal moment in the film, we see Ava slowly clothe herself in human flesh.
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Not as a flesh-and-blood human, of course: Tudyk plays the main droid, K-2SO.
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The scars of disasters of these magnitudes are borne by cities, mingling with an aging flesh.
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According to the CDC, the first step in treating the flesh-eating disease is intravenous antibiotics.
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To Destiny fans, these are long-familiar names that Rise of Iron promises to flesh out.
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Noor stared into their eyes, as the flesh-on-plastic smack echoed in the small compartment.
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Here, in Black Florida, they're not objects, but flesh-and-blood, brimming with their own experience.
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But the Ecuadorian medic looked at it and said I might have a flesh-eating bacteria.
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Much of 2013 was used to flesh out initial ideas for a larger version of Luftrauser.
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I started sharing a concept with this group, and was encouraged to flesh it out further.
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I'm sure that breathing in the burning flesh of these things is not a good idea.
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LeBron has transcended the flesh, and made his spirit one with the wood he stands on.
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A creature with an unsettlingly wide-open mouth and flaps of flesh dangling from its face.
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Fight of her life Martinez was diagnosed with necrotizing fasciitis, a type of flesh-eating bacteria.
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As Alice and Zoe soon discover, the Peaches are alive—and living off of human flesh.
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Atop pineapple-fried black rice, the velvety flesh yields to the slightest pressure from a spork.
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It's a rough, red fruit that contains a translucent flesh and a big, shiny black seed.
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And, as a trend, smartwatches have torn pounds of flesh from Geneva's greatest brands every month.
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" The paper reported that the "odor of decomposing flesh wafted from among the brush and trees.
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This enabled doctors to observe the tissues as they exist in actual flesh — not a slide.
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If there's more than 10 centimeters of rotting flesh, it's probably not a brown recluse bite.
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His bones wailed deep in the midnight of his flesh, as white and hot as lightning.
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It seems Perry and Blasberg grossly overestimated the originality of their human-flesh-feast art stunt.
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