And in LATE, the glop is a protein called TDP-43.
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Tinfoil in our hair, glop on our faces, high-heeled shoes?
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"These age-related dementia diseases are frequently associated with proteinaceous glop," Nelson said.
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Squeeze the little glop of eggs from your sampling straw between your fingers.
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"Sometimes I put glop on my face for beauty reasons," Kaling captioned the photo.
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You know, the swirling, growing, thundering cloud of glop that's going to destroy the world?
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So two of the younger roommates cook, emerging an hour later with a glutinous, inedible glop.
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First, she feeds a tube's worth of mosquitoes into a machine that grinds them into a gelatinous glop.
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Held up really well on the plate, and gave a satisfying glop as it slid out of the bottle.
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It shows the sketchy form of a figure in profile that emerges from a big glop of white paint.
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Yet the city's signature sandwich is an unkosher mess of meat and creamy coleslaw, with fries mashed atop the glop.
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I glop it in, braid my hair and go to sleep, wake up and at some point take a shower.
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The damaged black frames were held together by a glop of glue; Fizdale had cracked them earlier in the season.
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And that was before the notably grisly goings-on in the second act involving torture implements and copious amounts of red glop.
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We achieved a 40x speedup by using techniques such as temporal subsampling, decoupling of motion parameters, and using Google Research's custom linear solver, GLOP.
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The slime actually premiered on that show, slathering any actor that uttered the words "I don't know" in a barrage of bright-green glop.
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Applied to the rice in daubs, alongside strands of iceberg lettuce, it brings an unobtrusive creaminess; more lavish and there's a risk of glop.
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Then you'll get all of the cute little calf after it's been licked clean of its afterbirth and is stumbling around on its wobbly, adorable legs, sans glop and agony.
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Publishing recipes and articles in newspapers and magazines, they encouraged women to become "budgeteers" and rise to the challenge of transforming glop like creamed spaghetti with carrots into tasty dishes.
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To criticize the circus is to object to our reflection, our identity, to ingenuity and bizarro entrepreneurship, and the sham idealism and slow-motion grandeur we glop on all our home movies.
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To make it safe for human consumption, milk is pasteurized to remove significant amounts of harmful pathogens that can make us sick and eventually turn our favorite dairy beverage into a sour glop of uselessness.
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Unfortunately, the rest of the 14 songs, stacked like pancakes and nearly as identical, glop together; the vagueness of their lyrics and the legginess of their musical structure make them feel episodic rather than pointed.
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Gabrielle Moss is a lifestyle features editor at Bustle and the author of Paperback Crush: The Totally Radical History of '80s and '90s Teen Fiction and GLOP: Nontoxic, Expensive Ideas That Will Make You Look Ridiculous and Feel Pretentious.
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Ms. Koslow's version is cooked with shredded carrots, zucchini or winter squash; seasoned with mint, oregano, cilantro and North African spices; then served with a peppery salad and a glop of labneh — a marketplace snack transformed into a meal.
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Sure, you could squeeze a glop of mayo from a bottle then spread it carefully with a butter knife — live in the past, in other words — or you could drop a perfectly even slice and move on with your life.
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Eat There are days in this mistletoed season of holiday parties and glittering storefronts, ring-a-ding-ding music tinny from speakers on the street, when my heart goes tight and all I want is an open-faced turkey sandwich with gravy and mashed potatoes, alongside a glop of cranberry sauce.
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Glop is a giant monster that first appeared in Tales to Astonish #21 and was created by Steve Ditko. It was originally called "Hulk" before the Marvel Comics character of the same name came into view. Glop is a giant monster that emerged from a movie screen that was playing the movie it was in.Tales to Astonish #21.
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LED Flood lamp for exterior use containing a COB LED COBs containing arrays of light-emitting diodes have made LED lighting more efficient. LED COBs include a layer of sillicone containing yellow Ce:YAG phosphor that encapsulates the LEDs and turns the blue light of the LEDs into white light. They could be compared with multi chip modules or hybrid integrated circuits since all three can incorporate multiple dies into a single unit. PCB with glop-top COB Chips on board is widely used in electronics and computing, identifiable by "glop tops" often made of epoxy.
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A chip-on-board (COB) covered with dark epoxy Glop-top is a variant of conformal coating used in chip-on-board assembly (COB). It consists of a drop of specially formulated epoxy Venkat Nandivada. "Enhance Electronic Performance with Epoxy Compounds". Design World. 2013\.
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Franks 2006, p. 101. Carey's last victory for some months was achieved on 26 February 1942. Carey shot down a Nakajima Ki-43, one of several making a landing circuit over Moulmein. In this action Carey was saved by his wingman Glop Underwood who shot down a Ki-43 as it closed on him.
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From the Glop they travel into the Y-S enclave in Nebraska to kidnap Ari. There, Josh is killed by Yod. Back to Tikva, Shira's family spends some quiet time until Y-S invites them to a further meeting in the net. Y-S demands that Yod be handed over, for Y-S to acquire its technology.
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" Matt Stopera and Brian Galindo from BuzzFeed noted that "this song is everything great about '90s dance songs combined into one song. So good." David Balls from Digital Spy described it as "some of the finest Eurodance of the 1990s." David Browne from Entertainment Weekly said it is "a swooshing glop of diva-on-a-downer voice, Eurotrash synths, and rapping.
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Thereupon Shira, Malkah and Yod decide to infiltrate the Y-S network base. They manage to get hold of personnel files revealing a conspiracy against Shira and Tikva. As next step, Shira and Yod are accompanied by Nili and Gadi into the Glop. Here, they get in contact with an organized underground group in which they discover Riva still alive and participating in resistance activities.
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Goldberg is the host of The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg, an interview podcast that covers a variety of topics in the spheres of politics, conservative theory, and current events. Goldberg is a frequent participant in programs produced by Ricochet, including the podcast GLoP Culture which features Goldberg, John Podhoretz, and Ricochet co-founder Rob Long. From 2006 to 2010, he was a frequent participant on Bloggingheads.tv.
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Gamate and game cards The Bitcorp Gamate is the one of the first handheld game systems created in response to the Nintendo Game Boy. It was released in Asia in 1990 and distributed worldwide by 1991. Like the Sega Game Gear, it was horizontal in orientation and like the Game Boy, required 4 AA batteries. Unlike many later Game Boy clones, its internal components were professionally assembled (no "glop-top" chips).
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In the comics, Swee'Pea is a baby found on Popeye's doorstep (actually delivered to him in a box) in a July 24, 1933 strip. Popeye adopts and raises him as his son - or, as he puts it, "boy-kid". Initially, Swee'Pea's speech consisted entirely of the sound "glop". As the years went on, Swee'Pea apparently aged enough to speak normally, and could throw punches if necessary; however, his appearance remained that of a crawling baby.
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The final part, Dross Glop 4, was released on Record Store Day 2012 (April 21), following the release of this compilation. The album title is a spoonerism of the title of the band's album Gloss Drop, which the original versions of the songs remixed are from. All four of the vinyl sleeves and the compilation's cover are also based on the initial art for Gloss Drop, intermixing different colored paints on the pink of the original sculpture.
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Melody Maker, 11 October 1997 (...blast of punk pop ...irresistibly tuneful.)The Michigan Daily Online (link )Chicago Sun-Times (link) Allmusic describes the album as "bright, chunky, and radio-friendly without being gooey mainstream glop".allmusic ([ link]) Rachel Haden was credited with singing, while a guesting Gerri Sutyak played cello. Four songs on the album were co-written with fellow Go Go's guitarist Charlotte Caffey. The tracks "Bed" and "Call Me Crazy" were released as a single.
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One tag was secretly designated as the "Power Prize" and awarded a bonus vacation to both contestants. JD would show the viewers where this was.In The Pliot after the team time was up, JD would check how much the prizes were, and if the team total reached $25,000 they would get to keep all the prizes in the fun house. When the show moved to Fox for season three, a large alarm clock called the Glop Clock was hidden in the Fun House.
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The main story of He, She and It is situated in North America in the near future of the year 2059. At that time, the economic and political power is held by few multis—huge multi-national enterprises with their own social hierarchy that have produced an affluent society. The main part of the population, however, lives in the glop outside of the multis' enclaves within an environment that has mainly been destroyed. Here, the life is dominated by poverty, gangs and the law of the stronger man.
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In the tongue-in- cheek Wonder Woman (vol. 1) #158, the aforementioned Kanigher broke the fourth wall by having Wonder Girl and the rest of the supporting cast he had created (Wonder Tot, the Glop, Bird-Boy, Mer-Boy, Birdman, and Manno) come to the office of a "certain" editor. Protested by fans for ruining the character, Kanigher tells Wonder Girl that he does love her, along with all of his other daughters, such as Black Canary, Star Sapphire, and the Harlequin. Even so, with mounting pressure, he has no choice but to declare her retconned.
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Wiseman has said that he does not "feel any need to document [his] experience" and that he feels that such reflexive elements in films are vain. While producing a film, Wiseman often acquires more than 100 hours of raw footage. His ability to create an engaging and interesting feature-length film without the use of voice-over, title cards, or motion graphics, while still being "fair", has been described as the reason Wiseman is seen as a true master of documentary film. :This great glop of material which represents the externally recorded memory of my experience of making the film is of necessity incomplete.
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In December 2016 a book parodying Goop called Glop: Nontoxic Ideas That Will Make You Look Ridiculous and Feel Pretentious was published and included advice like, "Our modern lifestyles are absolutely full of toxins—nearly everything we come into daily contact with, from Egyptian cotton sheets to 8-carat diamonds to yacht paint, is dangerously noxious." By June 2017 the New York Times reported that parodying Goop had "become a national pastime." Paltrow appeared on The Late Show in 2018 in a spoof segment announcing a collaboration between Goop and Stephen Colbert's lifestyle brand, Covetton House, featuring a sponge which cost $900. Later that year, Colbert and Paltrow collaborated on a line of goods to raise money for education in the United States.
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A spectacular disaster quickly saves them from this terrible condition, but their fate is replaced by a work ethic under a horridly gross alien; he lives in a container of smelly glop. He is more sinister than their former Guarantor but JT finds solice in acquiring a new position of responsibility: Because he is a softwire, he will be able to communicate with Toll, one of two, gigantic Samirans, i.e. water creatures whose job it is to cool the crystals mined from the moons, Ki and Ta. Samirans live in an enormous tank on Orbis 2—though lately, Toll, the male Samiran, has become very agitated, and thus has been damaging the tank. This causes a massive flood and massive worry.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 29% based on with a weighted average rating of 4.57/10. On Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating to reviews, the film has a weighted average score of 36 out of 100, based on 15 critics, indicating "Generally unfavorable reviews". Janet Maslin from The New York Times gave the film a negative review, writing, "The only respect in which it matches Mr. Cronenberg's Fly is in its sheer repulsiveness, since this film degenerates into a series of slime-ridden, glop-oozing special effects in its final half hour." Richard Harrington from The Washington Post offered the film similar criticism, calling the film's script "flat", and criticized the film's special effects as being "clumsy".
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The only option seems to be for the Imperator to take the H'Mojen back to his world to merge with his people but as the Poppupians plan to overrun Earth with "9 billion unique beings", Spider-Man gets an idea so the Imperator absorbs the Poppupians into his ship and takes them to an uninhabited planet Reed found. There they merge with the H'Mojen to "combine the most adaptable yet direction-less species in the galaxy with the growth-driven one unable to change on their own." This merge seems to please both races, the Imperator gets to retire and the H'Mojen/Poppupians build a huge stone bust of Spider- Man. Back on Earth, as Peter and Mary Jane walk by, a cat hacks up a little piece of green glop that "pops" up into the Impossible Man.
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In 1987, The Fly (1986 film) won the Academy Award for Best Makeup in credit of the work of the Makeup team led by Chris Walas and Stephan Dupuis. It was also nominated for the BAFTA Award for the Best Makeup and Hair as well as the Hugo Award for the Best Dramatic Presentation. Although the press favoured Goldblum's acting, and the Academy Awards entertained the possibility of nominating Goldblum for Best Actor, the situation never occurred. The Fly II has received a 27% approval rating over 15 reviews and scored 23% for audience review on Rotten Tomato. Janet Maslin from The New York Times commented the final half hour of the film was “a series of slime-ridden, glop-oozing special effects” and Walas’ directorial work as “competent but hardly clever”. David Hughes from Empire Magazine described the story as “unimaginative”, saying the movie was “not as tightly scripted or keenly directed as its parent”.
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