It is at once far, far too much screen for a mere computer, and it is gluttonously just enough.
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The group's self-titled first album is meditatively folky and gluttonously, strobingly psychedelic: There's your first set of opposites.
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Her liver, which should have just poked its nose out from under her ribcage, was gluttonously occupying a large part of her abdomen.
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It wasn't until the 1970s and '80s, however, that making resolutions became synonymous with swearing to not just eat less gluttonously — long a standard ideal — but to sweat more.
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Of course, having already sucked so much of the internet into its gluttonously profitable for-profit walled garden, it has few good excuses not to get better at it.
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He lives with leprosy like his wife did. Presley Vernon Ogata (Blu) The middle child, Blu has very few friends. At school, the kids make fun of him for his paper bag lunches. Blu is overweight for his age and he often eats gluttonously.
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A Chaos Pearl, birthed from primordial essences, begins siphoning energies gluttonously. Yuanshi Tianzun dispatches his disciples Taiyi Zhenren and Shen Gongbao to subdue the sentient pearl. Due to its ability to absorb energy, Taiyi and Shen are unable to gain the upper hand. Eventually Tianzun separates the pearl into two opposite components: the Spirit Pearl and the Demon Orb.
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Animals in this study also demonstrated several other types of eating behaviour: "weak eating," in which the animal slowly approaches, chews, and swallows small observable amounts of food for a brief period; "good eating," in which the animal reaches normally for the food and eats reliably; and "vigorous eating," in which the animal gluttonously reaches for and devours the food. In these cases, there was either minor or no damage to the lateral hypothalamus. Aphagia not classified under behavioral aphagia typically has a structural cause, see causes.
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Fourteen years later, the pirate ship reaches Ireland, although Scratcher believes they are on a Greek island. The crew behaves gluttonously, with the exception of the debonair and cerebral Pierre Rodriquez (Anthony Franciosa). They abduct an Irish boy, Jeremiah (Richard Willis), whom Scratcher believes can see ghosts and will therefore be able to contact Ras Mohammed's ghost for directions to the treasure. After seeing off the British Navy by posing as Portuguese fishermen suffering the "red plague", the pirates sail to Algiers, where Jeremiah is taken prisoner.
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He exhibited this prowess in the sumo ring in the third movie. Fat Bastard is noted for his foul temper, his emotional monologues that culminate in flatulence, his vulgar, crude manners, and his unusual diet. These go as far as to include a cannibalistic taste for human infants and midgets, whom he gluttonously calls, "The other, other white meat". In Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, he boasts that he once ate a baby, and tries to refuse Dr. Evil's money for his services in exchange for getting to eat Mini-Me.
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As a result, he cheats his way to the front by knocking the cutlery and napkin from the two people in front of him. Now behind his neighbour, he proceeds to copy what food he is taking from the buffet, but doubling the quantity and even going so far as to fill his entire plate with oysters, and putting back what the man puts back. Bean then steals the table that his neighbour was going to sit at and starts imitating him by drinking water and using a napkin before putting an obscene amount of salt onto his food. He then gluttonously eats whatever the man is eating at a certain time.
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The segment from Pleasure Island in Disney's Pinocchio (1940) is a morality tale. The boys who are taken to the island go voluntarily with the promise of unlimited fun, freedom and privilege, all free of cost. It's clear, however, that Pleasure Island has some sort of bad reputation despite its name, as Honest John and Gideon react in horror at the name when they meet the Coachman at the Red Lobster Inn as "the Law" has declared Pleasure Island off limits. There, the boys ride on the carnival rides and are encouraged to do naughty deeds like eating gluttonously, committing vandalism, fighting, drinking beer, wrecking things, smoking cigars, and gambling—all of which are a few things that good children are not supposed to do.
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