Ah, the sound of 20,000 beetles gnawing at owl flesh.
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As Lee speaks, an unexpected feeling begins gnawing at Hassabis.
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The feeling isn't pervasive, but still, it's there, gnawing at me.
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We thought it was settled, but guilt started gnawing at us.
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Even then, though, we sense the turmoil gnawing at the composure.
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I really felt like this was gnawing at me for a while.
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The Ohio race between Balderson and Langehan is still gnawing at Jordan, however.
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That's when the fear, once gnawing at the back of your mind, emerges.
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It took months for me to come to what I think is gnawing at me.
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S. trade dispute gnawing at confidence on corporate profit growth through most of the year.
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Other factors gnawing at Europe's fragile unity include the rerun presidential election scheduled for Oct.
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The context: Technology developed outside the Bell System had been gnawing at AT&T's monopoly for years.
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By that, we mean they are gnawing at pumpkins with all the power and precision they can muster.
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The left and the right are gnawing at each other" and the press is "throwing gasoline on it.
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When he brought it to the dealership, the mechanics told him that woodchucks had been gnawing at the wires.
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Nothing gnawing at me," he said, and added with a laugh, "There are things I know I will do.
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"They caused some structural damage, gnawing at joists and sub flooring," said J.R. Davis, the incumbent governor's press secretary.
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Still, it was not long before the crowd grew unruly, their hunger gnawing at even the most established order.
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Scientists ruled out natural causes for the markings, such as an animal gnawing at the bones, by using microscopic techniques.
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The health of the global economy has been gnawing at investors, but does the U.S. have anything to worry about?
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The scene in Britain has played out just as other sources of uncertainty have been gnawing at the global economy.
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Quick broke the ice by broaching a sensitive topic that had been gnawing at him for close to a decade.
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The thought keeps gnawing at him, until he returns to some sort of foundational trauma that made him who he is.
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In New York City, you'll likely find them scurrying along the sidewalk, or inside garbage bags gnawing at pieces of rotten food.
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"The left and right are gnawing at each other and the media is throwing gasoline on this fire every day," he added.
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It is that image that is gnawing at many close to him who say angrily that he should not have been shot.
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Or do I swallow it and pretend it isn't gnawing at me, because I can't let them see me — see us — sweat?
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It was a harsh disconnect for an artist who brokers in transparency, and it was part of what was gnawing at her.
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But a concern keeps gnawing at my conscience, and I don't have an answer: What about the women who don't get this information?
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It began with having a real mountain lion in his studio, gnawing at a steak that was nailed to a piece of wood.
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He is the last remaining family member to have seen his father alive, and the thought of returning to Oxford was gnawing at him.
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But a different question has been gnawing at me after I left his office: What does it truly cost us to have poor leadership?
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The topic gnawing at all of our minds was obviously the election and what Donald Trump's ascendence to the White House would mean for America.
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Following the Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris in January 2015, Prime Minister Manuel Valls said the attack "underscored a lot of evil" gnawing at the country.
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"This puzzle has been gnawing at paleontologists," said Field Museum paleontologist Scott Lidgard, whose museum holds 1,800 specimens of Tullimonstrum, the official state fossil of Illinois.
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And you're left with nothing but the warmth of your delusions, the heat of your disappointment, the burn of your indignation, and a gnawing at your insides.
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Advincula, speaking from the IBP, where he is seeking legal assistance and protection, said he decided to unmask himself because his past was gnawing at his conscience.
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The mystery of Bethenny Frankel and Carole Radziwill's Real Housewives Of New York feud was the question gnawing at every viewer during the Bravo veteran's tenth season.
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Perhaps it would inspire separatist movements from Scotland to Spain, embolden anti-trade populists across the Continent and reinvigorate existential questions gnawing at the common euro currency.
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But in those hazy years up close and personal with the ex champ, there was one big question gnawing at me like a rat in the skull.
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Also gnawing at Democrats: the fact that Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, appears to have lied to Congress in his March 2018 testimony regarding the question's origins.
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Left outside in the New York City cold on his own, desperate to find warmth and safety, the 1-year-old dog started gnawing at his injured leg.
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The question of whether Donald Trump's campaign collaborated with Russian intelligence to sabotage Hillary Clinton's candidacy is gnawing at the curiosity of just about every liberal in America.
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I personally love that part of it, just kind of getting in there with my fingers and just, like, eating at it and just, like, gnawing at it.
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The tips are little nubs of cartilage with charred, crispy exteriors concealing super-tender rib meat and pig fat, and gnawing at them gets a little bit primal.
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Unlike Theallet's pointed statement, Ford was fairly diplomatic in his response to the question that's been gnawing at the fashion community, lobbed by Joy Behar on The View Wednesday.
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Nearly all retailers in Africa's most sophisticated economy have struggled as consumer sentiment has hit multi-year lows, a result of high unemployment and inflation gnawing at disposable income.
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We Americans are locked in political combat and focused on President Trump, but there is a cancer gnawing at the nation that predates Trump and is larger than him.
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We Americans are locked in political combat and focused on President Trump, but there is a cancer gnawing at the nation that predates Trump and is larger than him.
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Because ultimately Trump's campaign is tactile — a blind gnawing at the future from one moment to the next as he flips policy positions, refashions fact and history, and eschews careful vision.
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In addition to the germ concern, gnawing at your nail bed can cause minor nicks and bleeding, putting you at greater risk of infection if you're not extra careful about washing.
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Sporting I. Rattlesnakes The trails were unfamiliar — I barely knew what continent I was on — and fear was gnawing at me as I ran through the craggy, tree-lined trails of Tilden Regional Park.
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The monkeys began gnawing at their deafferented limbs, numb to pain, sometimes biting off fingers or creating large welts that were hastily bandaged or left to fester, according to a detailed report by The Washington Post.
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Wealthy manipulators and upwardly mobile networkers had laid irresistible bait for America's poorest and most frightened: on the team that's supposedly winning, gnawing at overdone filet mignon instead of being pepper sprayed by cops in the capitol's streets.
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Without a Rousey/Cyborg fight both women would be condemned to wander through their post-fighting lives like some kind of cursed wraith from an Irish folk tale: unable to find peace, with a great desire gnawing at their insides.
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Every week, Popcast listeners email us questions — sometimes about the topic of the most recent show, sometimes about subjects that have been gnawing at them, sometimes about topics that, no matter how much you discuss them, have no clear answer.
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By the time they were deported, years later, they had formed the very gangs gnawing at Salvadoran society — gangs that were notably brutal, known for severing the heads of enemies and utterly disregarding the fate of civilians caught in the crossfire.
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Yet, for all of her worldliness and understanding of food, there was always something gnawing at her, and it wasn't until a plate of grilled octopus brought her to tears during a solo meal in Lima, Peru that Sethi realized what it was.
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Fantasy not only asks 'What if things didn't go on just as they do?' but demonstrates what they might be like if they went otherwise—thus gnawing at the very foundation of the belief that things have to be the way they are.
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What is gnawing at Republicans is the possibility that Mr. Trump has so turned off typically Republican-leaning college-educated and white female voters that they will never give him a chance — and that, as a result, he cannot come close to Mrs.
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The bone marrow appetizer I had, a huge roasted beef bone cut in half and drizzled in garlic cream, was presented in a way that allowed me to eat the earthy marrow with a spoon instead of picking it up and gnawing at it.
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And, when I really examined the things that had been gnawing at me this past year — the things that have led me down a path of nighttime teeth-grinding and spontaneous blips of panic — they were the exact things that a jumpsuit would fix.
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Making it into college isn't supposed to make you feel like a ravenous rat is gnawing at the pit of your stomach while you're sitting in class trying to focus on your professor, or trying to write a paper or study for a test.
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As the world's third-largest economy falters again - with a stronger yen gnawing at overseas profits and domestic consumption sapping companies' confidence to invest or sufficiently raise wages - firms that increased their prices in the hope of a sustained recovery are rethinking their strategy.
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The same street once teemed with hundreds of thousands of protesters, whose collective anger helped turn the disappearances into a global indictment of the impunity gnawing at Mexico, and a symbol of the tens of thousands of people who have vanished during the nation's drug war.
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Although Fulks fits in, Greenhalgh is missed, and from Rico Bell's resigned "Reason walks with rabid dogs gnawing at its hands" to Sally Timms's dolorous "But he can't have a harboring here," the performances lack the full-bore joy-in-bitterness their cult fetishizes vinyl for.
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He is the archetypal fox to Stevens's hedgehog: where Stevens has spent a decade gnawing at the roots of a single question—how and why synapses are pruned in the brain—McCarroll roams widely, inventing new techniques for studying genes that can be applied across a range of biological problems.
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These inborn appetites are ferocious and hungry things, and powerful; the hope, or the most practical hope, is to domesticate them such that they can at least sleep in the house with us, without having to fear that we'll wake up one night to find them gnawing at our throat.
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Brilliant and sometimes maddening, "Jerusalem" is Alan Moore's monumentally ambitious attempt to save his hometown, Northampton, England — not to rescue it from the slow economic catastrophe that's been gnawing at it for centuries, but to save it "the way that you save ships in bottles," by preserving its contours and details in art.
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While the country has been beset by the same problems gnawing at other western nations — terrorism, influx of refugees, the recent global financial meltdown and the threat of war just about everywhere — Germany has emerged under Merkel's steady leadership with a booming economy and a desire by most voters to keep things that way.
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But in "Commonwealth," she recently told The Guardian, she decided to go for it, realizing that not writing about her relations was more cowardly than virtuous and that her restraint was probably stifling her in some way — there's only so long you can keep those critters trapped between the walls before they start gnawing at the insulation.
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Your whole body is electrified… so there was something about it that kept gnawing at me, and that was the initial igniter of the passion for me… then, it was about going back and watching the other versions, and each one had many merits, and I wanted to make sure that this movie paid homage to and was aware of the [others], and honored [them] as another incarnation, while at the same time being a very personal movie that lives on its own.
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At least a few sources also associate it with Helios. In Norse mythology, the golden eagle sits atop Yggdrasil, the great ash tree that runs through the universe. A squirrel, Ratsatosk, carries messages and insults between the eagle at the crown and a serpent gnawing at the tree roots.Doty, W.G. (Ed.). 2002.
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In 1949, pressure from the campus administration led to confiscation and destruction of an issue of the Kaimin, which carried a cartoon depicting the Montana Board of Education as rats gnawing at a bag of university funds. Carroll O'Connor, later to become television's Archie Bunker, and Bill Smurr resigned their editing jobs in protest.
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Often, these accounts are accompanied by the imagery of one or several World Pillars, which sustain the earth from below and are usually placed beneath mountains. Earthquakes are frequently attributed to the earth slipping due to the Devil's constant gnawing at these pillars, which are rebuilt by God and his angels in times of fasting.
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For this reason Ugolino is known as the "Cannibal Count" and is often depicted gnawing at his own fingers ("eating of his own flesh") in consternation, as in the sculpture The Gates of Hell by Auguste Rodin, in Ugolino and his Sons by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux and in other artwork, though this may also simply refer to Ugolino's own statement in the poem that he gnawed his fingers in grief.
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Michael B. Hornum, Nemesis, the Roman State and the Games (Brill, 1993), pp. 6, 9–10. Ovid describes the personification of Invidia at length in the Metamorphoses (2.760-832): > Her face was sickly pale, her whole body lean and wasted, and she squinted > horribly; her teeth were discoloured and decayed, her poisonous breast of a > greenish hue, and her tongue dripped venom. … Gnawing at others, and being > gnawed, she was herself her own torment.
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The current coat of arms consists of numerous traditional heraldic attributes. The shield is party per fess argent and gules; that is, split horizontally in two with a red lower half and silver upper half. Its lower half contains two golden sheaves of wheat on a red background; this design represents Albany's agricultural past. The upper half, which has a silver background, depicts a beaver gnawing at the stump of a fallen tree.
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It is often asserted among enthusiasts' groups that one factor in the failure of the leather flap was rats, attracted to the tallow, gnawing at it. Although rats are said to have been drawn into the traction pipe in the early days, there was no reference to this at the crisis meeting described above. Historian Colin Divall believes there to be "no documentary evidence whatsoever" for rats causing such problems on the railway.
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An increase in some small animal populations has led to some grasslands being degraded. These animals include the Himalayan marmots, the Brandt’s and plateau vole, and the plateau pika and zokor. They damage this environment mainly through their burrowing into the ground and gnawing at the grass and other plants. Both of these actions encourage soil erosion and make it more difficult for plants to firmly ground themselves to this poor terrain.
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When Erica's grandmother called for Erica and her sister, a crying Rani stated that Erica had been kidnapped, but her sister was around the corner. Erica's abductors bound her hands and feet and held her captive in a vacant house until she was able to free herself by gnawing at the tape on her wrists and then smashing a window, a day after the kidnapping. Both Pratt's bravery and the media's handling of the situation attracted considerable attention.
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Vishnu (with 10 primary avatars). The above- quoted account from the Shatapatha Brahmana seems to be an altered and elaborated version of the same legend from the Panchavimsha Brahmana. The most notable changes are that Vishnu is present at the sacrifice, and the bow- string snaps and decapitates Him this time as a result of ants gnawing at it. As mentioned before, the word 'Mahāvīra' can also be translated as 'great hero' and 'archer' (see above).
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The two categories of behavior for C. pallida males are patrolling and hovering. These strategies are also used to find mates. In one category (the patrollers), male bees will patrol 3–6 centimeters above the ground in search of sites where buried virgin females will emerge. When a male bee finds such a site, he will dig 1–2 centimeters through the soil by gnawing at the surface with his jaws and using his forelegs to remove dirt from the excavation.
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Opportunity providing is a social learning mechanism in which the experienced individual puts the observer in a situation that facilitates the acquisition of knowledge or a new skill. A well known example of unintentional opportunity providing is the transmission of feeding behavior in black rats (Rattus rattus). One pilot study determined that black rats living in the forests of Israel preferentially fed on pine cones instead of other fresh fruits and vegetation nearby. These rats also methodically stripped pine cones rather than gnawing at them randomly.
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This version of Selina Kyle is depicted as the mousy, long-suffering secretary of corrupt tycoon Max Shreck (Christopher Walken). After Selina accidentally discovers Shreck's plot to build a power plant that would steal Gotham's electricity, Shreck attempts to murder her by pushing her out the window of his office. She dies after the fall and is mysteriously revived by a group of alley cats that flock around her and begin gnawing at her fingers. When she returns home, she suffers a psychotic breakdown and becomes Catwoman.
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He had been tormented by the guilt of sending men to their deaths in wartime. After being branded a coward by Page, Coulter's brother had committed suicide, a secret that had been gnawing at the trainee. The pressure to solo erodes Coulter's confidence, and after an accident on his solo flight, he has to confront Page during the accident investigation. Coulter is cleared and allowed to continue training but both rivals are pitted against each other in the air when Page takes over Coulter's training.
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Caesar is especially cruel as he mocks the dying Domitius and forbids cremation of the dead Pompeians. The scene is punctuated by a description of wild animals gnawing at the corpses, and a lament from Lucan for Thessalia, infelix – ill-fated Thessaly. Book 8: Pompey himself escapes to Lesbos, reunites with his wife, then goes to Cilicia to consider his options. He decides to enlist aid from Egypt, but the Pharaoh is fearful of retribution from Caesar and plots to murder Pompey when he lands.
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Biomutant has branching storylines where decisions made by the player will decide how the story will continue. The world of Biomutant is struck by a natural disaster as poisonous oil comes up from beneath the surface and pollutes the Tree of Life. The Tree of Life has five roots through which it gives life to the whole world. In order to save the Tree of Life, players need to go to the end of each root, where aside from the oil a creature is destroying the root by gnawing at it.
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Supposedly, Tiridates and his soldiers were then punished by God for their actions; the soldiers were beset by devils, and began to act like wild animals, running through the forests, gnawing at themselves, and tearing their clothes. The legend states that the King was turned into a wild boar for his actions, and had to be saved by the intervention of Gregory the Illuminator. These accounts are likely highly fictionalized; about the only thing certain about Hripsime's story is that she and her companions were, in fact, martyred in Armenia in about 290.
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Hatching occurs over a variable period depending on weather conditions: from 2–3 days in summer, to about 10 days in autumn. The newly hatched larva initially digs a tunnel on the surface, but later moves deeper into the flesh to the core, which is not affected in any way. During larval development, two changes occur, which in turn increase the size of the larva. Adult (female) Around the third change, larvae at their third stage move toward the surface and prepare the exit hole for the adult, gnawing at the flesh to leave a thin surface layer.
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While the setting of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay shares traits, such as the existence of elves and goblins, with other popular fantasy settings, it is technologically set slightly later than classic fantasy – close to the early Renaissance era in terms of technology and society. Firearms are readily available, though expensive and unreliable, and a growing mercantile middle class challenges the supremacy of the nobility. One of the most identifiable features of the Warhammer setting is Chaos. While the forces of Chaos in Warhammer Fantasy Battle are depicted primarily in the form of marauding dark knights and beastmen, Chaos in Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay is an insidious force gnawing at the fabric of society.
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2013, Animals Asia Foundation rescued six bile bears, which had broken and rotted teeth due to gnawing at their cages. Bloomberg Businessweek reported in 2013 that over 40,000 shops in all of China sold bear bile. Earthtrust reported in 1994 that although China had outlawed the trade and hunting of bear parts in 1989, their trade was still widespread and fuelled by the "growing spending power of a small portion of the population [and] continued demand for contraband products from Taiwanese, Korean and other foreign nationals". In the same year, due to pressure from animal rights groups, the Chinese government reportedly agreed to stop issuing legal licenses for bear farmers.
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When the young lawyer and the aging judge journey back to their childhoods, it becomes clear that the courtroom drama merely brushes the surface of both wider and more personal dramas. Both characters head for psychological crises, but only one survives the wreckage. In both novels, Pinder uses the courtroom as a forum of conflict and disclosure, a place where truth can be told, but not without revealing tragic flaws. Pinder's work explores the currency of secrets, particularly when two or more people conspire to keep them: the currency of intimacy, solidarity and allegiance, but in reality, secrets as the termites gnawing at the foundations of families and lives until their structures are destroyed.
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Others are shredder-herbivores, chewing fragments off living plant material while others are shredder-detritivores, gnawing at rotting wood or chewing dead leaves that have been pre-processed by bacteria and fungi; most of the nutrients of the latter group come from consumption of the bacteria and fungi. The predatory species either actively hunt their prey, typically other insects, tiny crustaceans and worms, or lie in wait for unwary invertebrates to come too close. A few species feed opportunistically on dead animals or fish, and some Leptoceridae larvae feed on freshwater sponges. Like mayflies, stoneflies and dragonflies, but to a somewhat lesser extent, caddisflies are an indicator of good water quality; they die out of streams with polluted waters.
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According to Siegel, "The talkie era put writers like Hecht at a premium because they could write dialogue in the quirky, idiosyncratic style of the common man. Hecht, in particular, was wonderful with slang, and he peppered his films with the argot of the streets. He also had a lively sense of humor and an uncanny ability to ground even the most outrageous stories successfully with credible, fast-paced plots." "Ben Hecht", his friend Budd Schulberg wrote many years ago, "seemed the personification of the writer at the top of his game, the top of his world, not gnawing at doubting himself as great writers were said to do, but with every word and every gesture indicating the animal pleasure he took in writing well".
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Depiction of the dam on the coats of arms of Yemen Local tales report that the final breach of the dam had been predicted by a king called ‘Imrān, who was also a soothsayer, and later by the wife of the king. According to legend, the breach was caused by large rats gnawing at it with their teeth and scratching it with their nails. In 570 or 575, the dam was again overtopped, and this time left unrepaired. The breaching and destruction of the Dam of Ma’rib was a historical event, and was alluded to in the Quran: The consequent failure of the irrigation system provoked the migration of up to 50,000 people from Yemen to other areas of the Arabian Peninsula, and even to the Levant.
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She gives him a dose of his own medicine and nonchalantly brushes him off, informing him that his form cannot be processed properly because it is incomplete and that he must return the next day since its time for her to go home. An outraged Will cries foul to Sally's supervisor, who sides with him. Thus, in order to redeem the bureau's reputation, Sally is ordered to stay behind after hours until Will finds the information he needs. As it turns out, Will's cold and sullen demeanor is due to him agonizing over the search for his birth parents and any remaining family members he may still have in the Philippines; but more importantly, the reason why he was given up for adoption, a question that has been gnawing at him for years.
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Having assumed the pain was part of his dreams, he recounts his visions to his grandmother- a dried-up well in a town square with a toad underneath blocking the flow of liquid, a tree that does not sprout fruit or leaves because of a mouse gnawing at its root, and a ferryman who can be freed merely by placing his oar in the hands of another man on the river's bank. The next morning, once the Devil had left the dwelling again, the boy was transformed back into his former self. Thanking the old woman, he took the three golden hairs and set off for home. Once again, he passed the river and two cities, disclosing the answers he had overheard the Devil speak of during the night.
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The Nidhogg appears in games such as Fate of the Norns,Tower of Saviors, Age of Mythology, Final Fantasy XI, Final Fantasy XIV, Megami Tensei, World of Warcraft, Ragnarok Online, and the 2014 indie fencing game Nidhogg, as well as its 2017 sequel, Nidhogg 2. Although not in the game, Nidhogg is shown as a comparison for Alduin, the main antagonist of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, in the sense both feed on the dead and are the symbols of destruction. In Alduin's case he feeds on the souls of the dead in Sovngarde, the afterlife of the natives of Skyrim and is prophecised to bring the end of the world, gaining the title World-Eater which could be a reference to Nidhogg's gnawing at the roots of Yggdrasil. In Eve Online, a class of capital ships, the Minmatar carrier, are called Nidhoggur.
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For over forty years, he was the editor of the journal La Revista Popular, a weekly publication where all the current issues were discussed in light of the Catholic faith. From 1907 and until 1914, he published a series of twelve volumes entitled Progaganda catolica: it is a vast collection of short books, pamphlets, articles and conferences. Sardà made use of his journal to publish a tirade of nine antisemitic pieces, La judiada ("the jewry"), describing jews as "a moth gnawing at the log of Christian people" coming out openly to destroy Christianism by using a plan based on masonismo; in the view of Sardà, the understanding of masonismo should not be restricted to Freemasonry proper, but to liberalism in general. The Spanish bibliography of reference, Encyclopedia of Orientation bibliografica, says that Don Sardà exercised an "apostolate of immense efficiency and resonance".
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