That's not to say Amazon hasn't been gobbling up share.
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After gobbling some crushed ice, he collapses on the floor.
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That has not stopped China from gobbling up other assets.
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China, the world's biggest manufacturer of EVs, is gobbling up supplies.
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Customers huddle over tables, slurping down chicken soup or gobbling dumplings.
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It is five minutes of overeating, clinking glasses, and satisfied gobbling.
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Gobbling up Northwest set the tone for Delta's aggressive international expansion.
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Today, they're gobbling up the US market share for sports betting.
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Snyder's-Lance has been gobbling up snacks nearly since its inception.
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That youth gobbling chips from a paper bag—where did he live?
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Retail isn't always about collecting golden coins and gobbling up power pellets.
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Berkshire Hathaway started gobbling up Apple stock just over a year ago.
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Gobbling up Fox would significantly increase Disney's already formidable box office business.
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Shoppers are gobbling up canned goods, toilet paper, hand sanitizer and disinfectants.
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So Google could be gobbling up a lot more of my online data.
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A large U.S. cattle and near-record hog herd are gobbling up feeds.
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In an age when machines are gobbling low-skilled jobs, we'll need both.
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Aircraft manufacturers are making aircraft more efficient and airlines are gobbling them up.
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The mouse macrophages were gobbling up the mutant cells and clearing them out.
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Criminals locked up for worse were gobbling up sponsors like free apple pie.
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There's also discontent with developers for gobbling up neighborhood land to make room.
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The harm caused by snuffling, gobbling wild hogs is the stuff of legend.
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Deer cause damage to farmland and spur erosion by, for example, gobbling up grass.
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Whether this blob is responsible for gobbling up the company's missing executives remains unclear.
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Russia, China and South Korea were gobbling up every small country they could conquer.
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It'll have you gobbling up new information like Pac-Man on a Power Pellet.
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Wal-Mart is gobbling up its competitors' market share — and it's only just begun.
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"Claiming that 'Amazon is gobbling up the Internet' is a wild exaggeration," Hagiu said.
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And they were hungry for engineers, gobbling up talent whenever they could find it.
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Like a giant R.V., London rolls across the countryside, gobbling resources along its path.
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Drumstick began gobbling a bit, tilting its neck back to take it all in.
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In the meantime, companies like Google and Facebook are gobbling up digital advertising dollars.
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Bridge is gobbling up some of the business that others are leaving behind, Myers said.
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So these dogs are always hungry, even after gobbling down a bowl full of kibble.
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O. SolarCity, in which Musk holds a 22 percent stake, is also gobbling up cash.
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Everybody had the munchies and was standing around gobbling up fries and other fried snacks.
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Cartoon figures under pressure are always speed-gobbling their fingers, teeth chattering like wood-choppers.
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Gobbling up the likes of American poultry producer Pilgrim's Pride, however, loaded JBS with debt.
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And "Beatriz at Dinner" from Roadside Attractions is gobbling up $139,9113 from only five spots.
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She tried to keep her black Lab, Roxy, from gobbling the stuff off the snow.
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So, what to make of all the new data-gobbling devices given by the millions?
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Tech giant Apple has been gobbling up exciting, star-studded TV series for over a year.
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Sacca later tried repeating the move, gobbling up as many early Uber shares as he could.
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It's cutting lettuce heads with water knives—super-high-pressure beams—and gobbling up the produce.
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But he also had a shark's knack of gobbling up those who stood in his way.
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Now the big players are taking notice and gobbling up these successful, small, digital-first brands.
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Pro tip: A wide, elasticized waistband makes gobbling up gnocchi and tagliatelle that much more enjoyable.
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This adverse selection harms poor, existing residents by gobbling up a huge share of their incomes.
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But that doesn't mean we won't be gobbling up every clue about the show until then.
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Dr. Urban says they're gobbling up all the dead skin and excess oil on our faces.
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Brexit is straining relations with Britain's European allies, while gobbling up the political class's available bandwidth.
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If you're an auto industry bigwig, you're spending the week in calm, chocolate-gobbling, yodeling Switzerland.
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Winners: Facebook and Google are gobbling up almost all growth, while everyone else fights for scraps.
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JPMorgan has continued gobbling up ownership in the Indian construction startup Nandi Infrastructure Corridor Enterprises (NICE).
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Gobbling down a whole raw onion or charging through a crowd throwing people left and right.
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The animals bolted out and flew about the room, racing over laps and gobbling down kibbles.
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Twenty to thirty pounds (smaller for females) of clattering, gobbling assertiveness on slate makes a racket.
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It's hard to have a bad time while gobbling homemade sirnica, fluffy pastries filled with cheese.
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When supermassive black holes begin gobbling up matter and spewing radiation, the become active galactic nuclei.
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But gobbling so much data so quickly will eat into your data plan significantly faster than before.
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As a result, Chinese airlines are gobbling market share, says Dave Emerson of Bain & Company, a consultancy.
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Nevertheless, Amazon has a decorated history of charging into new markets and gobbling up all the customers.
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Social media platforms gobbling up much of the rest of the internet has triggered a fundamental shift.
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Not everyone at Donald Trump's favorite news network is gobbling up his latest piece of red meat.
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Tropical rainforests are known for their greenhouse gas gobbling abilities, but human impacts may have changed that.
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Among recent examples, think Valeant Pharmaceuticals, where Joseph Papa reversed a strategy of gobbling up rival drugmakers.
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MORE has been gobbling up land and eliminating potential wealth at a rate unprecedented in American history.
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There's even a slow feed setting that distributes food gradually to prevent them from gobbling it down.
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Outbound technology capture: The USTR charges China with predatory behavior in gobbling up innocent American tech companies.
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By gobbling up Firmo, eToro will be able to accelerate its development of offerings for tokenized assets.
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The latest figures have Bay Area companies gobbling up about 15 percent of the world's venture capital.
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Competition is fierce, though, especially since smaller shops started gobbling more market share after the financial crisis.
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Najarian highlighted unusual activity in Altria call options on Friday and Monday, with traders gobbling them up.
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Luxottica in particular has pursued a strategy of gobbling up brands and presenting consumers with false choices.
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The arena was packed with men in pressed shirts, gobbling fried chicken and throwing their hands overhead.
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In his opinion, time-gobbling tasting menus do not reflect the pace of life in a humming metropolis.
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And Mark Zuckerberg's social behemoth could use some serious competition on its path towards gobbling up the world.
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He found that eating a man provides fewer calories than gobbling down a mammoth, bison, or red deer.
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So it's totally plausible that they ate human flesh for more than just gobbling down some juicy meat.
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Securing isolated stretches of road from separatist rebels in Balochistan is also gobbling up large amounts of cash.
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This signal strongly suggests that something inside the supernova is gobbling up material, as black holes often do.
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Apparently Verizon would rather get rid of a customer than deal with them gobbling up hundreds of gigabytes.
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That's even with the outsized hits like Pokémon Go gobbling up huge chunks of users' time and attention.
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THE one-percenters are now gobbling up more of the pie in America—that much is well known.
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China is meanwhile gobbling up all these properties all around the world and we are like Russia, Russia.
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Gobbling up all four ghosts totals just 300 points, and each video wafer is worth just 1 point.
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A "vertical forest" will soon be gobbling up carbon dioxide in the pollution-sick Chinese city of Nanjing.
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In the past, ruthless mainland firms, gobbling up resources firms, caused a backlash in the countries they entered.
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It galloped when a walk would do, and it consumed wild plot twists like fire gobbling up oxygen.
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There are a bunch of pop stars and near-pop stars gobbling up space in this week's column.
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Imagine gobbling down a mouthful of molten mozzarella, while simultaneously delighting at a light blow to Higuain's ankle.
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We're told sales are up 300% and most folks are gobbling up 1,000-piece and 500-piece jigsaws.
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The turkeys had been gobbling it up in a Washington D.C. suite while awaiting Tuesday's time-honored tradition.
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Murray built his empire by gobbling up smaller miners, including the Ohio company Kacsmar used to work for.
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Book buyers treated their purchases as campaign donations, gobbling up thousands of copies to distribute as campaign literature.
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Cruise, the self-driving startup acquired by General Motors last year, is now gobbling up companies of its own.
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Newer mortgage companies may have the most to lose after gobbling up refinancing market share through competitive online offerings.
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Today, thousands terrorize its forests and mangroves, gobbling up any unsuspecting animal—cranes, deer, even alligators—they can swallow.
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National Doughnut Day is not only about posting selfies with sugary treats before gobbling them up with reckless abandon.
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As London and Washington convulse, China belches along, gobbling up cultures in a way that should alarm us all.
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Just last month, the Wall Street Journal blamed Apple's gobbling up of resources for shortages of the Nintendo Switch.
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Gobbling too much red meat, particularly the processed sort, can increase the risk of heart disease and certain cancers.
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Let's hope she sticks to the role and releases some new music before production starts gobbling up her time.
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At the top of the painting there is an alligator — his hair is clearly Trump's — stretched out, gobbling money.
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Amazon will continue to grow at a rapid clip, gobbling up e-commerce market share and posting staggering revenues.
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Amazon has been gobbling enough office space in Bellevue to rival the company's planned HQ2000 development in northern Virginia.
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Nairobi, Kenya's capital, is growing at a dizzying rate, and the rapid urbanization is gobbling up chunks of pastureland.
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Then there is Iran's long memory of the Russian empire battling the Persian Empire and gobbling up its periphery.
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For some years now, we have been gobbling up polar nonfiction, from biographies of explorers to accounts of disasters.
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The eager taste for gobbling narcotics remained though, as did some of the atmosphere and tone of UK garage.
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We have to admit that one of our favorite parts of attending a wedding is gobbling up the cake.
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Less than 1 percent of cars worldwide run electric, but they're increasingly gobbling up Earth's lithium-ion battery supply.
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Leatherback turtles and ocean sunfish have long been known to gorge on jellyfish, gobbling hundreds of them every day.
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Back in 2015, Karhoo was gobbling up hundreds of millions in VC investment to take on Uber and Lyft.
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Anbang Insurance, Country Garden Holdings, Greenland Holdings and R&F Properties are gobbling up condominiums, hotels and office buildings.
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Google, for selfish business reasons, would rather keep users on Google and continue gobbling up ad revenue for itself.
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"They're gobbling up everything they can learn about you and trying to monetize it," he said in a 2015 speech.
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Colliding dwarf stars or a greedy dwarf star gobbling up gas from a neighbor until it explodes are two possibilities.
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Then, on Valentine's day, the zoo will livestream footage of its "meerkat mob" gobbling the roaches up, one by one.
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The black holes are gobbling up so much matter that they brighten up, forming an active galactic nucleus, or AGN.
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The propulsive, unidirectional energy of "Super Mario Bros" was a holdover from the era of coin-gobbling video-game arcades.
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TC: What are you looking for when it comes to gobbling up companies whole, which Battery does with some regularity?
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In the 2500s it was gobbling up 250,260 tonnes of antibiotics consumed each year, more than half of the total.
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But so far, rather than gobbling up market share, remittance-focused start-ups are taking slices of an expanding pie.
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In other images, Dinild more closely resembles a gigantic speed-gobbling pustule which somehow grew a human torso and limbs.
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"The hunter needs to be able to hear a deer walking in the woods, or a turkey gobbling," Duncan said.
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Again, while gobbling some Skittles or chocolate may seem tempting and even hype you up initially, you'll drag soon after.
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ObamaCare will become like Medicare and Medicaid, gobbling up ever more tax dollars as its costs cascade year after year.
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For them, sugar is a superfood, and boy, do they have a party gobbling it down, leaving a stink behind.
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Around day 13, SB-1 was gobbling down its first meal since 1983, and SB-3 was observed developing eggs.
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Stuxnet doesn't work like the game of Snake, winding its way through your servers and gobbling up everything it finds.
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They were lightning in transition and pranced in the open floor, gobbling up Cleveland's missed layups for fast-break fuel.
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They are interested in becoming investors, gobbling up products and people in order to gain a stranglehold on the space.
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But some wonder whether S4 can compete, especially as consulting companies with technical know-how are gobbling up market share.
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Instead of SXSW tacos, I am gobbling up prepper rations and documenting one of the scariest episodes of my lifetime.
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Middlemen (and middlewomen), so this theory goes, have simply been gobbling a slice of the pie they never really deserved.
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Health care systems are gobbling up smaller hospitals at a record pace, and now many places have a monopoly provider.
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They were net buyer of foreign bonds in the preceding 17 straight months, gobbling up more than 34 trillion yen worth.
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Especially during the money-gobbling holiday season, sometimes the best present is a little extra spending power inside a heartfelt note.
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Right now, while the Fed started to trim its balance sheet, the ECB and the BOJ are still gobbling up bonds.
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Some past reports on meat eating have also factored in the environmental and social effects of gobbling up steaks and bacon.
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Argentina had a poor crop of its own this year due to unfavorable weather, so it's been gobbling up U.S. supplies.
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They've been caught on camera gobbling to the tune of honking cars, chasing down mailmen, and performing vaguely disturbing dance rituals.
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With Amazon and Microsoft gobbling up large portions of the share on the cloud market, Google Cloud is playing catch-up.
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Instead, they say they are like many internet consumers — a little freaked out about tech firms gobbling up people's personal data.
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In the final shot, the camera pans from a screaming Alice to a close-up of Mr. Petty gobbling her up.
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For example, the team found extra proteins for killing cells and gobbling up the glue that holds plant cell walls together.
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Podcast buzz reached a fever pitch in 2019 with big companies gobbling up independent networks and signing deals with celebrity talent.
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Troubling aggression on their land and maritime boundaries deserve condemnation and consequence, but neither seems intent on gobbling up neighbors wholesale.
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No team is as ruthless in gobbling up the small fry, and from here, that is almost all that is left.
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Amazon is trying to buy a supermarket, a low-margin business, but also a step in gobbling up entire supply chains.
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The region, and a few other coastal tech hubs, are gobbling up a greater share of high-tech jobs than ever.
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Roborock S26: It's a beast at gobbling your furry friend's dander Roborock S2480: It's a beast at gobbling your furry friend's dander Comparing the Roborock S26 and the Rowenta Smart Force Essential Aqua RR6971WH (to give it its full and equally terrible name) is like comparing a high-end electric car with a wind-up kid's toy.
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There's a lot of writing, and the financing of it wasn't easy because it's really as much money gobbling as film shooting.
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Masaya Nakamura, the "Father of Pac-Man" who founded the Japanese video game company behind the hit creature-gobbling game, has died.
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That was the central point repeatedly made by regulators when they prohibited AT&T from gobbling up T-Mobile back in 2011.
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Such resilience owes as much to regulators' past tolerance for a big incumbent gobbling up challengers as to the firm's deft strategy.
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Quasars , the brightest objects in the cosmos, are comprised of giant black holes gobbling up matter at the hearts of massive galaxies.
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The largest predators were 5-foot-long (1.5 meters) crocodilians, with blunt teeth useful for cracking turtle shells rather than gobbling mammals.
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Web merchants are gobbling up a growing share of shopping dollars, their vast online catalogs rendering Walmart's sprawling superstores increasingly less relevant.
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Even after a week of extreme market volatility, stocks that have multi-year growth themes are names worth gobbling up, he added.
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But if it means that health-care costs grow rapidly, gobbling up the gains in workers' incomes, then the victory is Pyrrhic.
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These bizarro creatures called larvaceans keep the oceans teeming with life by gobbling up anything nutritious that's floated down from the surface.
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With so many new and emerging ways to dress up your bread, it's impossible to ever grow tired of gobbling it down.
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Mainland Chinese developers have been aggressively buying land in Hong Kong, gobbling up 29 percent of the land sold in 2015-2016.
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With more observations and better telescopes, we really might get to see a video of black holes gobbling up matter some day.
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Ride-hailing companies like Lyft and Uber are hustling to dismiss the profit-gobbling human drivers who now shuttle their users about.
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They're zipping up the court, running offense through whoever has a mismatch, and, as expected, gobbling up all the rebounds in sight.
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But, as we wrote at the time, it had used privacy-hostile design tricks to sneak expansive data-gobbling permissions past users.
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"They're gobbling up everything they can learn about you and trying to monetize it," he said of Facebook and Google in 2015.
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I'd done all the wrong things, too, like gobbling down drugs — from Ambien to Lunesta to lorazepam — but that hadn't worked either.
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Even Amazon, headquartered in Seattle proper, is gobbling up enough real estate in Bellevue to rival its so-called HQ2 campus development.
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For decades, people have fearfully imagined armies of hyper-efficient robots invading offices and factories, gobbling up jobs once done by humans.
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With such firms now gobbling up market share, some wonder whether Mr. Sorrell's new venture is, of all things, a little antiquated.
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Prewar Britain was a classic status quo power, trying to maintain its own empire and keep Hitler from gobbling up everyone else.
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Jana, which has raised about $37 million, claims 30 million users, with the average one gobbling up around 56 megabytes per month.
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Smith makes a manic cameo during which Mead throws saltines (and what looks like glitter) into Smith's gaping, gobbling bird-like mouth.
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Overall, the strategy of gobbling up the competition, whether to incorporate it or extinguish it, has worked well for the tech giants.
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A 2015 painting of a house in Martha's Vineyard is interrupted by a shuddering sapling, its leaves gobbling up the shingled roof.
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By gobbling up Estácio, Kroton could accelerate expansion in Rio de Janeiro state as well as the underserved north and northeast regions.
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Even Berkshire Hathaway, which has spent the past three years gobbling up shares of Apple, cut back its holdings in the company.
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The trend of smaller, private banks, also known as boutiques, gobbling up more and more revenue from mega-transactions finally may be reversing.
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For the past 10 to 15 years, a crop of newer brands has found themselves gobbling up marketshare via direct-to-consumer channels.
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The Cincinnati Zoo shared footage of the queen Fiona gobbling up a jack-o'-lantern set to spooky music for Halloween on Wednesday.
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As of June 2016, Bluetooth accounted for 54 percent of sales with Beats and LG gobbling up the lion's share with 65 percent.
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Photo: GettyLately, Uber has been gobbling up all of the self-driving car attention with its launch of an experimental program in Pittsburgh.
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In terms of next steps, Saunders is hoping to culture the arsenic-gobbling microbes in her lab so they can be studied further.
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"Do it for Islington," he is told, which sparks a song about his quinoa-gobbling constituents, where multiculturalism sits awkwardly alongside £4m houses.
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You can almost hear the barking dogs, the calls of a bevy of children and the gobbling of turkeys that once wandered here.
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Children were offered one marshmallow now or two if they could forgoed gobbling an immediate marshmallow in favor of two 15 minutes later.
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Food is so scarce in the deep sea, it&aposs no wonder that animals down there were gobbling up this jellyfish, he said.
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Why it matters: News companies have realized that tech companies, primarily Google and Facebook, are gobbling up the bulk of their ad revenues.
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These innermost moons are likely the larger shards of that collision, and they have been gobbling up ring particles and growing ever since.
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I devoured them, gobbling down episode after episode of Nigella Express and the early Naked Chefs when Jamie was all curls and tongue.
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Cows are practically dying of thirst in Switzerland, fires are gobbling up timber in Sweden, the majestic Dachstein glacier is melting in Austria.
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From Atlanta to Houston, this pattern is repeating itself — suburban housing developments gobbling up rural areas and farmland and lifting Democrats to power.
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Best Buy is holding up well, considering the hand that it's been dealt, but it can't rely on gobbling up market share forever.
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Sure, it is the one day of the year when society collectively applies the appropriate amount of skepticism before gobbling up spoonfuls of bullshit.
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But they were even more suspicious of an ever-expanding federal government and state government that they felt was "can't-do" and money-gobbling.
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Less happily, a car park is gobbling up the turf, though only in jest do players suggest that smashing a windscreen merits extra runs.
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These days, cities like Portland, Salt Lake City and Boise, Idaho, are gobbling up more of the jobs than ever, especially the good ones.
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Recent data shows both the U.S. and China have their share of spin-outs and older companies gobbling up so-called early-stage rounds.
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As we reported ... the couple also went bicoastal last month by gobbling up a baller house in the Hamptons for a cool $26 million.
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It was simply a large flight south as the creatures traveled down California en route to land in different areas, and start gobbling aphids.
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In reality, they're deep sea predators, gobbling up small to medium size fish—and at depths reaching a full kilometer beneath the ocean surface.
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Macrophages, often seen as biochemical binmen which circulate gobbling pathogens, can help cancer cells spread—"cheerleaders on the side of death", she calls them.
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Miley Cyrus' beloved pet pig, Bubba Sue, has died ... and is now gobbling down apple cores and rolling around in mud in the afterlife.
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But the company's profits should not be what stokes fear into the hearts of regulators — its relentless pursuit of gobbling up its competition should.
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Although South Koreans may not like the military draft in reality, they romanticize the army culturally, gobbling up pictures of their idols in uniform.
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Over the last few years (but especially in the last six months), a new second-hand delight has started gobbling up YouTube viewers' attention.
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Thanks to the 2017 tax overhaul, I discovered that the Internal Revenue Service hadn't been gobbling up enough of my paycheck week by week.
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If people look up the hashtag #cutedog, they might stumble upon a slow-motion video of Max gobbling up a piece of Thanksgiving turkey.
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Investors could be forgiven for seeing echoes of Mr. Son's faith in the cash-gobbling ride-hailing firm Uber in Naspers' investments so far.
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Ms. Selldorf's 43,000 square foot, $75 million expansion is the museum's fourth and largest, each addition gobbling up the last like a Russian doll.
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Instead of acquiring European technology or gobbling up an iconic brand like Volvo, a Chinese company is bringing its own cutting-edge know-how.
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Dug decades ago for transportation, the channel has widened over the years, gobbling about a quarter of the site in 10 years, said Dardar.
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Such storms have become an increasingly common phenomenon for the region, as China's deserts expand by gobbling up roughly 1,300 square miles a year.
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Jeff Bezos went from selling books online to gobbling up companies like Whole Foods and investing billions to explore how space can improve civilization.
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Midway through the second week of impeachment gobbling the entire Washington news cycle, the presidential candidates would still rather talk about almost anything else.
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This power-hogging, data-gobbling piece of software is where I spend most of my days, although not necessarily because I want it this way.
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As Reuters noted, though, the company's completion of its US relocation could clear the path for Broadcom to begin gobbling up other companies stateside regardless.
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In 2018, the festive sessions showcased a hippopotamus gobbling up a pumpkin while a tiger pawed around with one before eventually giving it a lick.
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The deal comes as other digital media companies struggle to sustain their growth with Google and Facebook gobbling up the majority of online ad dollars.
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Amazon, like any good first-mover, reliably delivered more capabilities, at lower prices, in more regions, and just kept gobbling up more of the market.
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Disable notifications A secret culprit gobbling up data usage: Email and push notifications from various apps, which you probably do not pay attention to anyways.
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Mars is gobbling up vets' businesses much as people devour its chocolate, adding to its $9.1bn purchase in 2017 of VCA, an 800-clinic chain.
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He skips around the board looking for Daily Doubles, gobbling them up before competitors find them, in the process monopolizing all the high-value questions.
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Their findings, recently published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, show that jellyfish are key predators, gobbling up a great variety of other species.
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The 0-60 mph dash passed in about six seconds — not slow, but hardly the more ferocious, asphalt-gobbling performance that the V6 turned in.
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Although you planned to be totally silent when entering your place, you now find yourself jumping on your roommate like a steroid-gobbling football player.
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Despite already gobbling up massive amounts of government bonds, the BOJ did not face any technical limitation of continuing its large-scale purchases, Kuroda said.
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Either way, she'd divide and serve the rice and tahdig, encouraging us kids to delay gratification and resist gobbling down that gloriously crunchy crust first.
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Whether you believe health care is a right or a privilege, you can't deny that staying well is gobbling up more and more household cash.
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LNG demand has risen sharply in recent years, led by China, gobbling up an anticipated surplus and fanning fears of a shortage by mid-next decade.
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Money is arguably the most useful graduation gift, but chocolate covered fruit is something that they can enjoy immediately and not feel guilty about gobbling up.
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Consumer packaged goods companies like PepsiCo, which has Frito Lay and other good for you snacks, are what people eat when they aren't gobbling up Domino's.
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Below you'll find 20 glorious seconds of a huge excavator gobbling up burning trash and dropping it in water on the other side of a scrapyard.
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That's usually a good indicator that planets are forming inside; the new worlds are gobbling up the gas and dust within the disk to grow larger.
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Before you have time to react, you horrifyingly watch your supposed best friend pounce upon the poop, gobbling it down in the blink of an eye.
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But the trend also coincides with a rise in nonbank lenders, like Quicken Loans, that have been gobbling up market share in mortgages in recent years.
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The massive Chinese entertainment company Dalian Wanda Group has been gobbling up domestic entertainment companies, and the next one on its list could be Paramount Pictures.
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To revive the economy and the market, the Fed in 2100 took the unprecedented step of gobbling up vast amounts of government bonds and mortgage securities.
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Managing a company that runs on a car maker's cost structure (read: cash-gobbling) and on a car maker's timetables, in that context, is deeply difficult.
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And as we reported, analysts increasingly believe scaling up in the wealth management business, which includes consolidation and gobbling up smaller players, will keep firms competitive.
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With Americans gobbling up space on the long- and shortlists, there is less space for these writers, whose perspective is often sorely missing from corporate publishing.
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It's the second time Florida has declared open season on the snakes, which are gobbling up the other animals that live in the marshlands outside Miami.
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Google and Facebook have become the dominant forces in online advertising, gobbling up information as their users move around their platforms and the internet at large.
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Investors are gobbling up government bonds: 10-year Treasury notes have surged in price — pushing yields, which move in the opposite direction, to panicky record lows.
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I identify with some of the patients' issues and sometimes with the therapists' frustrations, but more often I'm a gossip-greedy monster gobbling down people's sorrows.
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They are not "gobbling up the market at the expense of other firms," said Brenda Rainey, senior director of Bain & Co.'s global private equity practice.
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The numbers are staggering, as health care costs are a tapeworm continually gobbling up a larger share of our economy (currently at 18 percent and growing).
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You probably visit hundreds of pages a day on a device fast enough to melt fabric, gobbling up gigabytes of data without even thinking about it.
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It's what's called a "passive warming" experiment, meaning instead of deploying energy-gobbling heating cables, scientists use clever tricks to change the energy balance of the ecosystem.
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People may be very angry or disappointed in West, but for now, it looks like Twitter is eagerly gobbling down all the trending #content he's serving up.
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He's gobbling up more than eight rebounds every game, too, and it's the first season of his illustrious career he's over 8.0 in both of those categories.
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As we enter the final episodes of TV-changing epic Game of Thrones, it's impossible not to look back at the Emmy-gobbling HBO drama's long history.
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Washington (CNN)Back in the early chapters of Donald Trump's headline-gobbling campaign, the White House looked upon the spectacle as little more than a diversionary amusement.
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He pulled off the largest-ever tech acquisition, gobbling up EMC, a big American provider of data-storage devices and cloud-computing software, for $250bn in 290.
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It said the issue involved part of the company's internet traffic load-balancing system which was gobbling up server capacity despite no apparent increase in user traffic.
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Blackhawk, the nonunion operation that controls Kentucky's coal industry, is now gobbling up West Virginia companies, and people like Haltom and Cordell will have their hands full.
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In the 1950s, American and Soviet weightlifters were gobbling steroids; by the next decade, the same anabolic muscle-building drugs had spread to college and professional football.
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But the greatest impression is made by those toothy, frightening monsters who can climb walls, jump long distances, and make terrifying noises while they're gobbling up humans.
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If it's someone I knew who had systematically oppressed hundreds of people through labour or gobbling up corporations to make a bottom line and laying off workers.
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"[W]e're very confident that we've just detected a black hole gobbling up a neutron star," physicist Susan Scott, of Australian National University, said in a statement.
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Eli Lilly's On Balance Volume has held above its 13-day moving average, a sign that big institutions are gobbling up shares and driving the stock higher.
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Having a message pushed by powerful people with a lot to lose and the media gobbling it up in order to preserve their status with the powerful.
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He rocketed down at the water and shot back up, over and over again, gobbling down tiny bait fish and shaking himself off before making another run.
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BP's new cloud real estate would be powered in part by renewable energy the oil company will supply to AWS's fast-growing, energy-gobbling data center empire.
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With the big publishers gobbling up the majority of the book-buying market thanks to huge marketing and distribution budgets, the middle of the market is disappearing.
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Rolling Out is among the big urban culture brands and Blavity, cofounded by CEO Morgan DeBaun, has been gobbling up other media properties that appeal to millennials.
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As the decade closes, we're inundated with stories of privacy invasions, from data breaches to smart speakers to hackable doorbell cameras and now to location-gobbling apps.
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At stake is the future of Redstone's media empire, which is facing pressure to scale up at a time when competitors are gobbling rivals to stay relevant.
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In places like San Francisco, that means gobbling up as many of the private services that fill in the gaps left by existing public transportation that Ford can.
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If you remember one thing: All that bigness that you see around you — outsized cities, companies and individuals gobbling up most of the economic pie — is not normal.
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In a follow-up to our story earlier this month about food startups gobbling up venture funding, Crunchbase News is taking a look at beverage companies guzzling capital.
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The company has also created an API that carriers can integrate with to make sure that you phone's not gobbling up too much of your pre-paid data.
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Who wouldn't want to watch old episodes of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia on-the-go without worrying about Charlie's antics gobbling up a month's worth of data?
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Now the government is going after the shady, secret deals that are gobbling up the most expensive real estate in most big cities—and destroying the housing market.
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The bottom line: Lawsuits aside, there's no disputing that hospitals are gobbling up physician practices, the market is becoming more consolidated and doctors generate significant revenue for hospitals.
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The cool mode will bring down the temperature in your place to a desired level and keep it there, gobbling up lots of pricey electricity in the process.
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Even as the Taliban exert pressure in neighboring provinces, gobbling territory, the reach of government has been maintained in Kandahar, though it has often been disappointing or abusive.
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Digital advertising has failed to make up for losses in print advertising, with Google and Facebook gobbling up a large share of the revenue generated by online ads.
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But not only have big consolidations continued, the behemoths have further cemented their reach in some regions of the country by gobbling up major doctors' and surgeons' practices.
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Go deeper: Employers' health care crisis will only get worse Health care is gobbling up your wages For low-income people, employer health coverage is worse than ACA
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But fewer than half of links connect to legitimate advertisers, with many routing readers instead to anonymously registered domains, data-gobbling quizzes and landing pages for more ads.
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Near New Caledonia, a French archipelago in the southern Pacific Ocean, turtle-headed sea snakes swim around, gobbling up fish eggs from the bottoms of bays and lagoons.
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It might be Taiwan, it might be the South China Sea, or it might be any number of Middle Eastern or African Countries that Beijing is gobbling up.
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She smiles and sings and makes you believe in some truly unfortunate and fake-looking CGI reindeer in a story that keeps mutating and gobbling up other genres.
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Nor is the musical, adapted from the 1992 vehicle that marked Whitney Houston's movie debut, opposite Kevin Costner, one of the gobbling turkeys in the jukebox-musical sweepstakes.
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Photo: AT&TOn Tuesday, a federal judge ruled that AT&T has the all clear to merge with Time Warner, paving the way for a media-gobbling merger frenzy.
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Google gobbling DeepMind's health app might be the trust shock we need Since then the Streams app hand-off from DeepMind to Google appears to have been on pause.
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We're seeing wages stagnate, income funneled into the hands of a few, the destruction of reliable occupations, and mega-corporations gobbling up every competitor that dares threaten their dominance.
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The media conglomerate (which also owns TechCrunch) was clearly never quite sure what to do with the property after gobbling it up as part of its 2016 Yahoo acquisition.
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The 25-year-old green sea turtle, appropriately named "Bank," had been gobbling up the coins as tourists tossed them at her while she swam in her wading pool.
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And with its other purchase of Vector Watch for $15 million, it seems that the strategy is just to scramble around, gobbling up market share in a stalled market.
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The researchers interpreted their results not only to be the mark of an exoplanet but one that was gobbling up some of the gas and dust in its vicinity.
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It is a good sign that the president understands that the American people can no longer afford a rampaging federal government that's gobbling up every tax dollar in sight.
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But if the drugs are all safe and legal, taking them would be about as rebellious as gobbling up munchies on the couch with your blazed parents—kinda meh.
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I had spent my time there gobbling pintxos and freshly grilled seafood, sitting through long and elaborate tasting menus, and staring longingly at beautiful Basque cheesecakes in the marketplace.
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Dozens of German banks participated in cum-ex deals, too, gobbling up German taxpayer money at the same time they received a rescue package worth more than $500 billion.
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In recent months, Netflix has been gobbling up comic talent, including Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle and Amy Schumer, all of whom are performing stand-up specials for the service.
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Of course he failed to mention how his own dominant platform is the attention-sapping, app gobbling elephant in the room crowding out the next generation of would-be entrepreneurs.
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The company is gobbling up awards for original shows "Transparent" and "Mozart in the Jungle" and is now out with the hit movie "Manchester by the Sea," starring Casey Affleck.
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In a practical sense, far and away the biggest beneficiary of the bank was Boeing, which at one point was gobbling up about 40 percent of Export-Import Bank money.
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Thousands of people up and down the coast of California have been evacuated as wildfires continue to burn, gobbling up thousands of acres and destroying hundreds of homes and buildings.
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Part of the reason is that the consolidation of agriculture — larger farms gobbling up smaller ones to stay alive — has made it impossible for those onetime small farmers to remain.
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With The Favourite's Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz (rightly) gobbling up two spots in this category, it was always going to be a scrappy fight for the many remaining contenders.
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The founder of SoftBank, a Japanese telecoms and internet firm, has put together an enormous investment fund that is busy gobbling up stakes in the world's most exciting young companies.
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From turkey sausage to sandwich meat, Americans are gobbling up more of the bird outside of Thanksgiving — sending its consumption growing at a faster clip than that of red meat.
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European restaurant delivery giant Deliveroo this morning announced that Amazon would be gobbling up a share in the company by leading a new $575 million round of funding in it.
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Because unicorns and near-unicorns are gobbling up such a big chunk of venture funding, having just one or two heavily funded companies in the mix really skews the results.
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Make shopping fun: Next to Louis Vuitton, LVMH's most important brand is Sephora, the beauty retailer that has been gobbling up market share in the $22-billion cosmetic retail industry.
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"I started to imagine myself in V-neck dresses without feeling like I should be gobbling to Thanksgiving dinner," said Dean, who decided she would try the relatively new treatment.
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By studying the light emitted, the researchers were able to see how dormant black holes warp space and time, gobbling up hot gas to feed and grow in the process.
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But during an election year, the cost of buying advertising time skyrockets, thanks to the candidates—and the mega PACs associated with them—gobbling up advertising time, particularly on television.
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I think about Justin again, gobbling up Keller's pronouncement that marriage helps you better navigate the agony of existence, that the glory of real love makes you a better person.
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That includes standing up one of the game's most able post scorers and making him claw for every inch, or skying into traffic and gobbling a ball off the glass.
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Scientists affiliated with the LIGO detector announced last week that they'd spotted, in the form of gravitational waves, what appeared to be a black hole gobbling up a neutron star.
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Amid this identity crisis, Sinn Fein, once on the fringe, rises like a phoenix from the peat bog, gobbling up seats in Parliament and swelling its ranks with new voters.
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Among many anecdotes that illustrate his wincing desperation, he tells of gobbling up pills that had fallen onto the floor beneath a urinal at a black-tie event in 20023.
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But three supermassive black holes gobbling material in the midst of a giant galactic merger creates a lot of gas and dust that can hide the event from our telescopes.
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While resorts used to rely on heavy natural snowfall, these storms are now much less predictable, necessitating the use of expensive, resource-gobbling snow machines to make up the difference.
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His political ideas appear in an illustration of a social media-savant dissolving into a massive crowd of followers, and a pair of conscription officers gobbling up masses of frightened civilians.
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Uber wants to be a one-stop shop for urban transportation; to make that happen, it began doing what large American companies love to do, which is gobbling up smaller companies.
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It would also have enabled the new firm to compete more effectively with Aldi and Lidl, two German discount stores that have been gobbling up market share over the past decade.
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The Trump campaign flooded the market with additional tickets when it became evident that supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the Democratic presidential candidate, were gobbling up tickets in protest.
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Moreover, Mars is known to contain copious amounts of methane at the surface, pointing to the possible presence of methane-gobbling microorganisms beneath the Martian surface, according to the new paper.
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Meanwhile, Walmart's biggest competitor, Amazon, is gobbling up U.S. e-commerce sales as it innovates with tech like its Alexa-enabled Echo devices, where consumers can shop just using their voice.
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Chinese firms have been aggressively buying land in Hong Kong, one of the world's most expensive real estate markets, gobbling up 29 percent of the land sold in 2015 and 2016.
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While Amazon announced northern Virginia as the company's second headquarters after a national pageant, Amazon appears to be gobbling up enough space in Bellevue to rival that so-called HQ2 development.
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Nothing personifies this more clearly than the telecom industry, which has been gobbling up and selling consumer data on an industrial scale for the better part of the last few decades.
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She drew an octopus, its tentacles tangled above its bulbous head like the roots of an onion; then she imagined a monstrous kraken, gobbling the deck of a three-masted schooner.
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Brushing off challengers and gobbling up diverse musical inspirations, Drake has repeatedly rapped and sung his way to enormous chart and sales success: At this point, he's breaking his own records.
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The only other character with villainous potential is a see-through spirit called No Face, who eventually transforms into a gluttonous beast, rampaging through the bath house and gobbling up employees.
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During the 1980s quagga and zebra mussels arrived in ships' ballast water and began gobbling up the Great Lakes' phytoplankton, the foundation of their food web, and clogging water intake pipes.
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"People want to move into this area, and it is just gobbling up farmland," he said, adding that 550 houses on a relatively small tract of land could help alleviate that.
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For decades, when other young girls are coming into their own understanding of their likes and dislikes, Brodeur is becoming an expert liar and gobbling Tums like candy from the stress.
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Sometimes in the midst of gobbling, Mr. Rooster might glance up at me with his glinting yellow eyes and decide to rush at me and peck at me — who knew why?
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The upshot is that an "overwhelmingly pro-Trump" outlet — Marlow's words — is gobbling up an outsized portion of Americans' mindshare as local media atrophies and more national outlets move behind paywalls.
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These companies are a sobering example of the secondary layer of the internet that we can't see and that is gobbling up our information and making decisions that affect our lives.
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The corporate cuts come after an eight-year hiring spree, taking the company from 5,000 in 2010 to 40,000 in its Seattle headquarters and gobbling up several retail businesses throughout the country.
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And then they see economically that this trapdoor that used to only affect black people and people one class below them is now opening and gobbling up them and their children too.
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The Island Packet of Hilton Head reports a 7-foot (2.1-meter) alligator named Charlie was filmed gobbling up a bonnethead shark Friday in a confrontation between what scientists call ancient enemies.
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But the dinners also ensure the President is engaged well into the evening, allotting less time for some of Trump's less productive pursuits -- gobbling up cable news and engaging in Twitter wars.
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Now cryptocurrency miners are gobbling up the cheapest electricity they can find, which is concerning to municipalities worried about electricity rates rising for everybody due to the activity of a few nerds.
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It has also been gobbling up slots at Gatwick from defunct airlines such as Monarch, to make sure Norwegian, a disruptive long-haul low-cost competitor, cannot get their hands on them.
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It's probably not as capable as an industrial shopvac when it comes to gobbling up larger chunks of wood, or dropped nails, but sawdust and other smaller scraps shouldn't be a problem.
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And as the biggest ISPs keep gobbling up content-producers, like AT&T buying DirectTV and then providing free access to itscontent, the risks that ISPs will start prioritizing traffic only increase.
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After all, "30 Rock" largely got away with its backstage shenanigans -- including the crazy stars and megalomaniacal network executive -- because of the cleverness of the writing and Alec Baldwin's scenery-gobbling performance.
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The past couple of weeks have given us a bunch of great new albums, all guaranteed to entertain you (and maybe a few of your family members) while you're gobbling 'n' squabbling.
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While Kandahar has remained relatively safe as other parts of southern Afghanistan has come under fire from the territory-gobbling insurgency, the province is vulnerable in the districts bordering Oruzgan and Helmand.
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The BOJ is legally prohibited from directly underwriting government debt, although by gobbling up $760 billion of government bonds a year, it is already essentially monetizing Japan's public debt, some experts argue.
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Some of the biggest players are large private firms that are gobbling up smaller ones to create large national and worldwide networks better equipped to work with insurance companies' third-party administrators.
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As the evening wore on, the plaza filled with locals: a gaggle of cousins gobbling chicken and broccoli; a couple of musicians in straw hats awaiting their order, ukeleles in their laps.
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Yes, those of us in meat-gobbling America could reduce our burger intake, but swapping out Quarter Pounders for heavily processed plant-based fare produced in unsustainable ways is not the answer.
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Mitsui Life, which has total assets of 6.8 trillion yen ($60.17 billion), is gobbling up Australian dollar bonds as its Australian dollar-denominated products have grown popular among yield-hungry Japanese savers.
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All across opposition territory, fighters linked to al-Qaeda were seizing pockets of turf in silent coups, like a snake gobbling up small prey as it lay in wait for something bigger.
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In 1955, the Anaconda Company began gobbling up the tunnel-riddled mountain with giant shovels to claim the remaining copper ore; in the process it created the 1,780-foot-deep Berkeley Pit.
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With thousands of snowmaking devices dotted around the world's ski resorts gobbling energy, some have questioned how much they are themselves contributing to the very climatic changes that have altered natural snowfall.
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Back in 2011, AT&T was on the verge of gobbling up T-Mobile, which would have turned the industry's Big Four into the Big Three and eliminated the industry's most unpredictable company.
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Meanwhile Google and Facebook are gobbling up the majority of online ad spending, leaving publishers fighting for crumbs and stuck having to do businesses with the platforms that have so sorely disrupted them.
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Bolles -- the 20th pick in the '17 draft -- lined up next to guys like Cameron Hunt, Elijah Wilkinson and Jake Butt to put on a wiener gobbling show for the vets and coaches.
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Screenshot: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)Plume's app lets you quickly see the topology of your network, determine which devices are connected to which Plume router, and how much data they've been gobbling up.
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Every two days, this black hole devours a mass equivalent to our Sun, gobbling up dust, gas, bits of celestial debris, and whatever else it can suck in using its powerful gravitational influence.
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The big picture: Amazon is gobbling up Google search results for companies even when users search specific key words related to those firms, market research firm Gartner L2 notes in a new report.
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The scourge of Hope Valley is a pair of sisters known primarily as The Twins, who lead a violent gang that seems intent on terrorizing everyone and gobbling up what little resources remain.
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Meanwhile, in Europe, trade ministers and heads of competition policy are openly debating how best to make Europe competitive with Chinese state-run conglomerates, who are gobbling up market share in strategic industries.
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The mainland has been gobbling up assets off its shores in the last few years as companies sought growth overseas with the world's second largest economy slowing amid a transition away from manufacturing.
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It's unclear why Instagram is gobbling up Snapchat's leftover goods in such a cheap, blatant way instead of attempting to actually innovate, but perhaps it's feeling pressure from Snapchat's popularity with the Youths.
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After gobbling down our food (we waited nearly an hour for it, as the stall was overwhelmed), we practically run to a theater nearby to catch Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them.
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Data: PriceWaterhouseCoopers; Chart: Lazaro Gamio / Axios Why it matters: As consumers spend more and more time on mobile, it's no surprise that mobile advertising will keep gobbling up the majority of digital spend.
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On Tuesday Achilles once again sniffed the small football on the table before heading straight for the Russia bowl of food and greedily gobbling up morsels while a bank of photographers clicked noisily.
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Operators of coworking real estate are playing a big role pushing up rents, gobbling up around 26,2500 sq meters of new office space last year, about 210 percent of the total take-up.
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And instead of letting his sweet pup win at gobbling up the fluffy breakfast favorite, the camera goes slow motion on his face he snatches it up and stuffs it in his mouth.
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The team's two centers have made their presence known whenever they're on the court, gobbling up nearly every rebound in sight while causing opposing players to think twice about driving to the hoop.
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And large health systems are now gobbling up smaller hospitals like Pac Man: From 2013 to 85033, about 1 in 5 of all the nation's hospitals was acquired or merged with another hospital.
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Choy and her colleagues analyzed thousands of hours of footage of almost 800 instances of animals feeding on each other, from tentacled siphonophores grasping little fish to transparent jellyfish gobbling up red shrimp.
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Possibilities for them to do good — figuring out how to regenerate human cells, for instance, or creating immunities against disease, or gobbling up carbon dioxide in the atmosphere — tend to get short shrift.
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Kobayashi says Major League Eating is helping prop up Joey in order to drive interest in the sport ... and adds that he thinks the dogs Joey's been gobbling up are smaller than usual.
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It's the central loss of my life, from which I still haven't recovered, and maybe never will—but hey, enough about that, and what does this have to do with child-gobbling clowns?
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Related: Developing Nations Are Gobbling Up More Meat — and That Could Mean More Antibiotic-Resistant Infections And finally, we must find incentives to convince pharmaceutical companies to search for and develop new antibiotics.
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Before the first tracks had even been laid, real estate speculators were gobbling up farmland and empty lots along the proposed route and then quickly flipping their parcels at huge premiums to builders.
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In the famous Stanford marshmallow experiment, devised by Walter Mischel, in the nineteen-sixties, children were seated alone in front of a marshmallow and were scored on whether they resisted gobbling it down.
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One big issue for TV networks is that they don't exactly have the data that advertisers are craving these days — especially compared with the Silicon Valley companies that keep gobbling up ad dollars.
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The platforms that control distribution of content on the internet — and are gobbling digital advertising from traditional publications more than ever — are suddenly becoming the arbiters of what are good and bad ads?
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Early on, China focused on gobbling up the resources it needed to feed its voracious economy: oil from Venezuela and Ecuador, copper and iron from Peru and Chile, soybeans from Brazil and Argentina.
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Also, China joined the W.T.O., gobbling up low-wage industries, and the end of the Cold War meant no superpower wanted to touch your country, because all it would win was a bill.
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Anker has done well gobbling up a huge market share in the incredibly competitive mobile phone accessory space in an impressively short amount of time, largely through aggressive pricing and a strong marketing strategy.
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Another big worry is that Chinese companies are gobbling up small, specialised Mittelstand firms, a cornerstone of German industrial success, whose founders are growing old and lack heirs eager to run the family firm.
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While Kasich made the rounds, more than making up for a previous gastronomical gaffe -- he was caught eating pizza with a fork -- gobbling up the attention while feasting on a smorgasbord of Italian specialties.
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Those unbelievably huge black holes are gobbling up lots of gas, and what keeps them well fed is the same mechanism that forms the jellyfish galaxies in the first place, according to new research.
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These are pretty typical upgrades that gave the bacteria more time to feast on the waste — breaking down ammonia and, it turned out, gobbling up the natural and synthetic female hormones and hormone mimics.
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And while the Fine Brothers say that they're not planning on trying to take down others' reaction videos, they've been quietly gobbling up trademarks that would give them the power to do just that.
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The big four providers have claimed deprioritization is necessary to keep things running smoothly for everyone and to prevent customers who are gobbling up large amounts of data from impacting network reliability and performance.
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Gobbling up over a third of global supplies, Asia is the world's biggest and fastest growing region for oil consumption, and its seemingly insatiable fuel thirst has long been a core support for prices.
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Symantec has been one of the most serial acquirers in security companies in recent years, gobbling up Lifelock Inc for $2.3 billion earlier this year and Blue Coat Inc for $4.65 billion in 2015.
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A Tesla comes along, with a wildly high-risk business model, and the big guys are happy to let Musk take his shot, gobbling up risk, validating a market, and spending other people's money.
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Donald J. Trump's march toward the Republican presidential nomination has sent shock waves through American politics and, as he continued gobbling up delegates this week, the rest of the world has started quivering, too.
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Imported second-hand vehicles account for 85 percent of Kenyan car purchases, amounting to 86,13 vehicles in 2017 and gobbling up precious foreign exchange estimated at about 60 billion shillings ($593 million) a year.
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"This light-rail project won't even be on the ground for 10 years, and is gobbling up the lion's share of our dedicated sales tax revenue that would be used for transit," he said.
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Not only that there might be methane-producing microbes living in the rocks of Mars, but "maybe there's a methane-utilizing bacteria that is gobbling it up the minute it's produced," Dr. Oehler said.
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And real estate experts have told Business Insider that technology could drastically change the brokerage landscape by 2030, with iBuyers and assembly-line like brokers gobbling up much of the traditional real estate market.
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But the Apple leader said more than that and, aside from the clever dig, it was a pretty clear-cut explanation of the inherent problems of the data-gobbling advertising platform that Mark has built.
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The recent increase in urban attacks by the Taliban, in addition to a territory-gobbling offensive across the country, has coincided with international efforts to restart peace talks between the insurgents and the Afghan government.
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He's moved into parts of Kurdish-held territory, and since Assad and Turkey are technically foes in the Syrian war, it doesn't seem as though he'll take kindly to Turkey just gobbling up Syrian territory.
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CO2-gobbling batteries aren't going to solve the climate crisis anytime soon, but it's possible they could offer a short-term way of harnessing some of those emissions and keeping them out of the atmosphere.
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It's no secret that the giant is basically gobbling up the entire retail industry like a tasty treat, but luckily, there are multiple ways you can join the dark side instead of fighting against it.
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Intermodal is gobbling up a truckload's market share — but there are some limitationsBI: On the economic side and the labor side, it seems like we're definitely transitioning to more of an intermodal-focused system then.
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And as Eric Levitz noted at New York, inflation—now higher than it's been since 2012—is gobbling up any extra money that is being brought in these days by those who aren't extremely wealthy.
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We visited a small English town whose residents have tried for the last decade to "clean up their patch" by cutting back on certain energy-gobbling habits — for example, by using clotheslines instead of dryers.
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The company is going to be gobbling up 35,000 square feet at Playa Vista's Playa Jefferson — leaving behind a smaller space at the Campus at Playa Vista to make the move, The Real Deal hears.
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Yet the banks' costs of doing this business are so small that they are still gobbling up an average 500-percent profit on each transaction, according to figures the banks themselves report to the Fed.
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Analysts say the company lacks the cash and focused strategy to compete against big box sellers Target and Walmart, which are battling for every inch in stores, and Amazon, which is gobbling up digital sales.
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While that shift should help boost traditional retailers' digital revenues, it will nonetheless help web-based companies extend their lead over physical stores and shopping centers — gobbling up more of their market share in the process.
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Since the beginning of last year, Goldman Sachs has been on a mortgage buying spree—gobbling up roughly two-thirds of the delinquent loans auctioned by Fannie Mae during that time, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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This warrants more discreetness in posting pictures on social media, as they can quickly find their way into the repositories of one of the many data-gobbling machine learning engines that are roaming across the internet.
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"They're actually gobbling in the morning and that's what we wake up to," she said, motioning to the woods behind her split-level, where she has seen as many as 20 turkeys in a single group.
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That's an expansion, but it wouldn't bring Social Security close to playing a central role in retirements, capable of replacing private pensions and 401(k)s that are collapsing and gobbling up billions in fees, respectively.
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When galaxies merge, the black holes at the core of each galaxy begin orbiting each other, gobbling up mass until they fuse together and give birth to a new supermassive black hole, which then continues growing.
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China is poised to overtake the United States as the world's largest aviation market in the next decade and is gobbling up planes made by both Boeing and Airbus while it invests in homegrown aircraft businesses.
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If you're a nerd of a certain age like me, you grew up watching new episodes of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" week by week, gobbling up the adventures of a new Enterprise and her crew.
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As, for all the report's discussion of possible ways to support a pluralistic news media ecosystem, the unspoken elephant in the room is that Facebook and Google are gobbling up the majority of digital advertising profits.
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Today, infield shifts — where teams load three players on one side of the infield — are gobbling up hits and forcing hitters to obsess over launch angles to lift balls over the infield and into the seats.
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In 2018, they found more of the particles in Antarctica, then traced them back to the source: a rapidly spinning black hole, millions of times the mass of the sun, that's gobbling up gas and dust.
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Then, when the body comes into contact with the real thing — a healthy virus — it knows how to protect against it and can set to work gobbling up the viruses before they can do too much damage.
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Amazon and Alibaba may be gobbling up the lion's share of the two markets, but e-commerce still amounts to just 8% and 16% of the total ~$9 trillion retail market in the U.S. and China respectively.
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The Fyre Festival was one of those disasters that the world collectively couldn't keep its eyes off of, with the internet gobbling up every detail and horror story that came out of the debacle with feverish abandon.
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These days, I pretend the bread basket doesn't exist, greedily gobbling liver pâté in place of pizza, cooking almost everything I eat in delicious, delicious lard, and constructing intricate "desserts" out of shredded coconut and raw honey.
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It precisely determines the locations of half a million distant quasars, which are bright galaxies made extremely luminous by enormous black holes at the galaxies' centers, gobbling up matter and heating the incoming matter until it glows.
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The asset sale comes against the backdrop of Chinese firms aggressively buying land in Hong Kong, one of the world's most expensive real estate markets, gobbling up 29 percent of the land sold in 2015 and 2016.
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Once Jake starts hanging out with his new crew, a charming sideshow — the girl with the gobbling mouth in the back of her head, the boy with prophetic gifts — he proves to be somewhat of a dullard.
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The boom is gobbling up family farms as owners choose to cash in on the surging value of land rather than grapple with the perennial challenges of slim profit margins, high taxes, long hours and fickle weather.
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That's when you see all the stories about them crossing the road, biting a police car's bumper, gobbling up the burgers at somebody's picnic, using their tail to knock on some suburban retiree's door and so forth.
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But the events reinforced the perception, common in the 1970s, that the National was an elitist institution that was weakening the rest of the British theater by gobbling up a disproportionate amount of talent and public subsidies.
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Trump 1003 has already raised over $100 million, which is causing some sore feelings among Republicans who are on the ballot now, and accuse team Trump of gobbling up campaigning money they could be raising for 2018.
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Based on those assumptions, Matthew estimates the asset value of the Vision Fund is $39 billion, which is a lot less than the $65 billion the fund spent gobbling up stakes in all those different tech companies.
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These networks are all growing fast enough that DriveNets has a business opportunity to step in for what they are building today because we as consumers and businesses are monsters when it it comes to gobbling network connectivity.
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Based on these features, along with its diminutive body and downward slanting snout, Boessenecker speculates that Inermorostrum was a suction feeding specialist, gobbling up fish, squid, and other soft-bodied creatures from the seafloor much like modern walruses.
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Tech billionaire Naveen Jain began his own exploration of the subject with the creation of Viome in 2016 and there have been several startups gobbling up VC dollars to study the subject in the past couple of years.
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The United States is the world's biggest net importer of cuisine, gobbling down $55bn more in foreign dishes than the rest of the world eats in American fare (when fast food is excluded, this figure balloons to $134bn).
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The reported probe would come as tech monopolies face increasingly louder condemnation from political critics who claim that they wield far too much power and engage in anticompetitive tactics by either gobbling up competitors or crushing their business.
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In an artwork sure to be used as a metaphor by every acid-dropping, mushroom-gobbling psychonaut on the web, Spanish muralist Okuda San Miguel has coated an entire train in Kiev with his trademark geometric technicolor artwork.
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I blame Jacob Weisberg, because that first piece I wrote for ... I was in my twenties, that first piece I wrote for Slate on Rosie O'Donnell turning dark on her show and gobbling candy in a weird way.
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"It's really organized crime," Church says of the lucrative ticket resale market that sees large-scale scalping organizations, many armed with ticket bots, gobbling up and reselling some of the best tickets for his shows at enormous profit.
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Digital advertising giants like Alphabet's Google and Facebook Inc are gobbling up a lion's share of digital ad dollars, and eMarketer forecasts the two companies will make up 60 percent of the U.S. digital ad market this year.
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With the bloc's economy reeling from a global slowdown and incapable of generating enough growth domestically, the ECB could be in the market for years to come, gobbling up significant swathes of the bonds issued by indebted governments.
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De Oro, who lives in Guam and is attending the summit in Madrid, points to islands in the Pacific being threatened by more superstorms, rising sea levels gobbling up entire islands, and more acidic oceans harming sea life.
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WeWork, the fast-growing coworking company gobbling up commercial office leases, said on Thursday its second-quarter sales more than doubled from a year earlier as it added new members at a quickening pace, but losses also mounted.
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The new research, led by marine biologist Samantha Leigh, was published today in Proceedings of the Royal Society B.Some animals are quite indiscriminate when it comes to the consumption of food, gobbling-up virtually anything that crosses their path.
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Japan Post Bank, with total assets of 210 trillion yen ($1.85 trillion), has been an outlier among Japanese investors who had been gobbling up U.S. and other foreign bonds last year as an alternative to low-yielding domestic bonds.
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But, alas, the writing bug bit me, sinking its bloodthirsty barbs into my flesh and gobbling away my desire to stay on the only path I'd ever truly known—so safe, so chivalrous, and oh so boring and frustrating.
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NUOVAWHITE Charcoal Teeth Whitening System: 225-Pack — $27.99 See Details Activated Charcoal Teeth Whitening Powder This toothpaste may have you looking like you're gobbling on squid ink, but it promises to render your choppers blindingly white, so who cares?
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It's not often we get a snapshot of the future King of England picking his nose, or footage of a young princess gobbling up a crowd's attention, but here we are, at the second Royal Wedding of the year.
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Gobbling up Sprint will be a golden opportunity for the merged entity to, first and foremost, cut costs by closing now-redundant retail stores, reducing back-office headcount, and possibly securing some efficiencies on marketing and deals with suppliers.
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Opera fails better than Chrome Of course, I still overtax my machine with way too many tabs (I have 65 open right now), and a couple times a week a tab or two will start gobbling tons of RAM.
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Instead of embracing the Obama administration's peace process, Netanyahu sought to pacify the settler constituencies in his coalition, gobbling up land the Palestinians see as their own and making conditions harder for an independent state to ever emerge there.
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Some passengers might prefer newer planes, and airlines have been gobbling up new aircraft that offer passengers more comfort such as higher pressurization, higher humidity levels and mood lighting, features that can make ultra-long haul flights more tolerable.
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China is poised to overtake the United States as the world's largest aviation market in the next decade and is gobbling up planes made by both Boeing and European rival Airbus SE , while also investing in homegrown aircraft businesses.
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Unsurprisingly, Amazon has swooped in to claim a disproportionate share of the riches, gobbling up nearly 50 percent of the market share, driving competitors out of business and solidifying its position as one of the world's most valuable companies.
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China is poised to overtake the United States as the world's largest aviation market in the next decade and is gobbling up planes made by both Boeing and European rival Airbus SE, while also investing in homegrown aircraft businesses.
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Of course, the entire concept of a dedicated app for a smart home device has some pretty fierce competition — between Apple's HomeKit and Google Home, the platform makers themselves seem pretty set on gobbling up much of the functionality.
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As Turkey and Syrian fighters it supports push in from the north to root out the Kurdish-led militia that was allied with the United States, Mr. al-Assad's forces have moved in from the south, gobbling up territory.
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Google gobbling Fitbit is a major privacy risk, warns EU data protection advisor The European Data Protection Board has intervened to raise concerns about Google's plan to scoop up the health and activity data of millions of Fitbit users.
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For hundreds of millions of years, sharks have been roaming Earth's oceans making meals out of a huge range of critters, from the whale shark gobbling up tiny krill to the 60-foot megalodon that could take down whales.
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Mars is notorious for gobbling up our space equipment, the most recent example being the doomed ExoMars Schiaparelli lander, which smashed into the Martian surface at 185 miles per hour (300 km/h) in 2016 owing to a software glitch.
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For the first time, the company seems be weighing whether it must rebuild its products in a way that relies on less gobbling of user data, or whether it can continue to get away with its current data-sucking model.
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And I am starting to do my quadrennial Nate Silver impression, gobbling up political polls, putting them through my completely unscientific matrix of second-guessing, and then making pronouncements about who is going to win the presidency and the Senate.
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It's kind of like signing up for Facebook with the hope that you can connect with far off friends, only to realize several years later that the social network has been gobbling up your online activity in order to sell ads.
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Adulthood may have jaded me to the once simple, pre-diabetic pleasures of accepting candy from complete strangers and gobbling it down by the pillowcaseful, but dominos are still pure and good—like the pumpkin dance guy or expensive cocaine.
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It has shades of the iconic Katamari Damacy, and an art style that makes it feel like you're gobbling up a surreal vision of LA. The next game from LittleBigPlanet studio Media Molecule, Dreams is a bit of a mystery.
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For those who don't know (and it admittedly took a bit of Googling to put it all together), the Face Bank has been popping up on infomercials as a mechanical piggy bank in the form of a money-gobbling face.
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It feels like we can't go a full day without one of the four artists above gobbling up headline space, but there's still plenty of room to recognize the fine work being done by the artists making up pop's B-list.
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But news outlets and online gawkers have been gobbling up the spectacle for years, especially since since the release of "American Juggalo," a short, lewd independent documentary from 2011 that captured the scene before much of the mainstream came calling.
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But we are learning now that this energy-gobbling estimate, which has also been cited in bearish cases about bitcoin, may be flawed and has been used to make an extreme extrapolation assumption seen in the past when new technologies emerge.
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Here are 12 of the most important executives leading Google Cloud as it takes on Amazon Web Services and Microsoft AzureWith Amazon and Microsoft gobbling up large portions of the share on the cloud market, Google Cloud is playing catch-up.
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The five-mile tour took him from his hotel on the Lower East Side to Brooklyn via the Manhattan Bridge, then across the Brooklyn Bridge back to square one, Ludlow Street, with a time-gobbling course correction along the way.
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It's not clear, but giant media conglomerates are gobbling up smaller companies like this, or trying to buy them out from rivals, left and right in a bid to pad out their entertainment offerings and cover as many bases as possible.
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Washing your Ruggable rug is easyI let my Ausiedoddle prance on the carpet with her muddy paws, I allowed her to lay on it while gobbling down liver treats, and my daughter even spilled a cup of chocolate milk on it.
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DOJ Blows Its Chance to Stop Disastrous Merger of AT&T and Time WarnerPhoto: AT&TOn Tuesday, a federal judge ruled that AT&T has the all clear to merge with Time Warner, paving the way for a media-gobbling merger frenzy.
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While VandeHei was keenly aware that Facebook and Google were gobbling up the majority of digital ad dollars, he believed Axios could thrive by targeting advertising from companies looking to promote their brands rather than get customers to buy a particular product.
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Uber's combative streak served it well in the beginning, when its goals were to decimate the traditional taxi industry and barnstorm its way across the globe, gobbling up market share in its relentless quest to become everyone's de facto mode of transportation.
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The imposing manor is presided over by Camille's mother, Adora Crellin (neé Preaker), played by a scenery gobbling Patricia Clarkson in all her Gone With The Wind-but-menacing glory, a ridiculously wealthy pig farming heiress and the unofficial Lady Of Wind Gap.
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Banks are buying assets with negative yields, expecting they can sell them at a deeper negative rate to the Bank of Japan, which is gobbling up assets from government debt to corporate debt and stocks as part of its quantitative easing strategy.
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AT&T and Time Warner execs originally pitched the deal as a way to build a stronger rival to the major platforms companies like Google, Facebook and Amazon, which are gobbling up a growing share of programming and have drastically altered distribution models.
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Cable subscribers have long lamented paying for hundreds of channels they don't watch, and now with subscription streaming services and piracy rapidly gobbling up cable's market share, the biggest power players are one by one making themselves available without a cable subscription.
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The bottom line: The new data reinforce the point that hospital visits, doctor appointments, surgeries, prescriptions and other health care services are gobbling up more of the U.S. economy right now and in the future at the expense of other societal priorities.
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The story of her efforts and how she persuaded researchers to create a cocktail of bacteria-gobbling viruses harvested from sewage, known as phages, to kill one of the most lethal, powerful superbugs is told in the couple's new memoir, The Perfect Predator.
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But the main fear within the industry isn't that studios will begin gobbling up theater chains, it's that the shady tactics that birthed this set of regulations decades ago — that are also prevented by these rules — could return when they are removed.
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Not only is the Seattle-based giant competing against streaming giants like Netflix — it's challenging Hollywood studios for box office dominance, gobbling video distribution deals from cable companies, and launching social media and messaging networks to compete with the other major tech platforms.
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The BOJ is already helping finance Japan's huge public debt cheaply by gobbling up government bonds at an annual pace of 80 trillion yen ($737 billion), more than double the amount newly issued each year, but it is buying them in markets.
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Trump believes the Cubans had a chance to show they would expand freedom on the island and real free markets — but, instead, the military's holding company, known as GAESA (Grupo de Administración Empresarial S.A.), began expanding and gobbling up private enterprise. http://politi.
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Either you've been anxiously awaiting the release and gobbling up every drizzle of Drizzy news about the years-in-the-making self-proclaimed opus, or you'll be coping with copious opinions, reviews, thinkpieces, and memes at least through the next weekend or so.
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More recently tracker blockers have been springing up to try to beat back the adtech vampire octopus which also lards the average webpage with myriad data-sucking tentacles, impeding page load times and gobbling bandwidth in the process, in addition to abusing people's privacy.
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As a result, the nation's cable broadband providers are running away with a greater monopoly over broadband than ever before across countless U.S. markets, gobbling up the lion's share of broadband subscribers while the nation's telcos hemorrhage frustrated DSL users at at alarming rate.
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That gave Sanders a slight edge over Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, who joined the Vermont senator in gobbling up all the delegates at stake after poaching voters in the final days who may have backed Elizabeth Warren or Joe Biden earlier in the campaign.
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"But we're getting into very dangerous territory if we're talking about gobbling up more and more information about what people are saying, who they're communicating with, and where they're praying, and using that as the raw intel for making these kinds of judgments," he said.
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As Comcast focused on gobbling up smaller cable operators, it refused to invest equally in scaling up customer service and support, a major reason why Comcast has some of the worst customer service and satisfaction ratings of any company, in any industry in America.
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Why it matters: Not only is Amazon competing against digital media companies for ad revenue — they're challenging Hollywood studios for box office dominance, gobbling video distribution deals from cable companies, and launching social media and messaging networks to compete with the other major tech platforms.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is hosting the Lionfish Challenge, a statewide hunting competition intended to encourage divers to capture, kill and eat the beguiling beauties, which have been invading western Atlantic waters and gobbling up native species for at least two decades.
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The northeastern cities of Jiangsu and Changchun, as well as Shenzhen in the south, last month announced plans to spend the equivalent of billions of dollars boosting their underground systems by a total of around 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles), gobbling up steel as they expand.
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To ad sellers, Facebook is now a gluttonous monster, which, along with Google, is gobbling up the digital advertising business in the United States; according to Pivotal Research Group, the two companies controlled 70 percent of the market and most of the growth in 2016.
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Nobody really knows what inspired 16th century artists to erect this monument to child-gobbling; some say it is an anti-Semitic portrayal of Jews, while others cite mythological or folkloric origins, based on figures like the Greek god Cronus or the goatman cryptid Krampus.
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Based on Philip Reeve's novel series, the story takes place in a future dystopia where cities have become massive, roving machines that prowl the surface of the Earth, with London, the biggest of them all, gobbling up smaller cities and dicing them to pieces for resources.
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The club has spent hundreds of millions of dollars gobbling up land for a new mega-project — building a digital broadcast compound that will require the construction of a tunnel under Washington Road — that Ridley described as the first of its kind in the State of Georgia.
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There are definite performance benefits to switching to a mesh router like Plume, but most won't see the value of paying a monthly fee until something bad happens, like a nanny cam hack or a teenager gobbling up your network's bandwidth with an intense Xbox session.
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Vox's Matt Yglesias laid out the competition concerns: Gobbling up Sprint will be a golden opportunity for the merged entity to, first and foremost, cut costs by closing now-redundant retail stores, reducing back-office headcount, and possibly securing some efficiencies on marketing and deals with suppliers.
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While ADP has been a larger incumbent, these kinds of acquisitions are important to show that it can be agile and compete with smaller companies that are gobbling up small businesses by pitching easier-to-use tools that help remove the headache of implementing complicated systems.
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More than the food, I miss being chased around that cramped house by a gobbling lunatic wielding a raw turkey, someone who I didn't realize was as deeply funny as she was until it was too late to let her know how much I appreciated it.
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For instance, as most other networks are gobbling up full-season streaming rights for the shows they broadcast (something called "in-season stacking rights"), The CW continues to operate with a "rolling five" (which essentially translates to "streaming rights to the last five episodes to air").
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When I'm stuffing my face with organic wheat Goldfish, or regular Cheddar Bunnies, I now know to feel 70 percent better about myself than if I were eating regular Goldfish, but 30 percent worse than if I were gobbling up the U.S.D.A.-certified organic Cheddar Bunnies.
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Hildebrand. Kirchner had killed himself by then, and Hildebrand, notwithstanding his own part-Jewish ancestry and modernist affiliations, had been hired as one of Hitler's private art dealers, gobbling up stolen and other works to glorify the Führer while surreptitiously pocketing what he liked for himself.
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As food delivery players reconfigure their regional footprints — via market exits and consolidation — better financed platforms will be hoping they'll be left standing with a profitable business to shout about (and the chance to grow again by gobbling up less profitable rivals or else be consumed themselves).
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With a mainstream news media that works hard to separate fact from fiction under economic and political threat, Facebook — which has contributed to that economic threat by gobbling up so much of the online advertising market — is going to have a special responsibility to do its part.
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But the Times — home to self-hating former stoner David Brooks and Maureen Dowd, who wrote a widely derided column about gobbling up marijuana edibles in Colorado without asking about proper dose levels — has a disturbing tendency to grasp for any reefer madness angle it can find.
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The regulations set the cap at 39 percent of all households, but Pai is ready to blow that up in order to do a favor for Sinclair, a broadcaster with a conservative bent that has been intent on gobbling up as much control of local markets as possible.
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The growing sense of Canada as a self-governing peer entity rather than a string of British colonies helped dissuade Americans from seeing it as territory worth gobbling up, and in the late 19th century, the US focused instead on seizing Spanish colonies and becoming an imperial power.
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While there has been dealmaking in the last 12 months - both Concho Resources Inc and Diamondback Energy Inc have bought rivals - many of the large producers which spent years gobbling each other up have been sitting on their hands, under shareholder pressure to focus on creating stronger returns.
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The documents could shed light on whether the companies' dominance of search, advertising, e-commerce and other digital markets is rooted in anti-competitive practices, such as gobbling up or squashing rivals, and the extent to which their leaders participated in, or had been personally aware of, any wrongdoing.
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Among the most interesting nuggets this time around included indications that there's a boom in hotel construction in Maine, an increase in coffee spending in Minnesota, signs that Airbnb is pressuring the hotel industry in New York, and online grocery sales gobbling up market share in San Francisco.
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January's action has queered the pitch for further rate cuts, and his scope for stimulating the economy by acting in the bond markets – the main mechanism for QQE - is limited, analysts say, because the central bank is already gobbling up a quarter of the entire Japanese government bond (JGB) supply.
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And he expects growth in average people's living standards in the US to continue to be slow for four big reasons: Educational attainment is slowing down, there's a big overhang of debt, the population is aging, and the rich are gobbling up more and more of the diminished economic pie.
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Related: Developing Nations Are Gobbling Up More Meat — and That Could Mean More Antibiotic-Resistant Infections In the United States, antibiotic-resistant infections mostly spread in hospitals, where patients are already vulnerable and have additional opportunities to acquire new bugs via catheters and intravenous lines and other "breaches," Murray said.
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Diesel posted to his 27.4 million Instagram followers this big smile and bigger pat on the back on Sunday, shortly after Northern Gaming Blue's victory over Toxic Youth: Could Diesel be the next Steve Aoki, Magic Johnson or Alex Rodriguez — celebs who are gobbling up ownership stakes in esports teams?
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But with the ballot measure looming and a growing awareness of how technology companies are gobbling up user information — highlighted by revelations that the voter profiling firm Cambridge Analytica gained access to the personal data of millions of Facebook users — the legislation went from draft to law in one week.
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Although Huawei's previous phones have been able to function without the Play Store in China for years now, it will be much harder to convince Android users in Europe — where Huawei had been gobbling up market share — to buy a phone without easy access to the operating system's primary app store.
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The Obama administration seized on the findings as it began a yearslong clampdown on for-profit education, which by 2013 was gobbling up a fifth of all federal student aid, more than $25 billion, despite enrolling only 20163 percent of students — and also producing about a third of all federal student-loan defaults.
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China's new project to build a megacity on the outskirts of Beijing will drive steel demand, with the country likely gobbling up an extra 240 to 225 million metric tons of the commodity a year if plans are implemented in 230 years, Citi Research analysts said in a note released on Tuesday.
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The author of the Southern Reach Trilogy and Borne, he's worth reading because his visions of humans and the world they inhabit are less Hopper than Dali, or really, Hieronymus Bosch, who in Dead Astronauts lends his name to a leviathan charged with gobbling up failed biological experiments cast out of laboratories.
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The best antihero dramas of the early 2000s, like the best great films of the '70s, were cautionary tales, deeply moral stories about how, in some ways, the men at the center of them stood in for an America — or at least a white male America — that couldn't stop gobbling up everything it saw.
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They included "Metropolitan Cats" (21970), a feature about the depiction of cats from ancient Egypt to 21974th-century Paris, and "Don't Eat the Pictures" (21997), a collaboration between the museum and the producers of "Sesame Street" in which Cookie Monster has to be restrained from gobbling up the apples in a Cézanne still life.
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The new store, which is the first of its kind in the US, highlights Amazon's unsated appetite for gobbling up market share in the $900 billion US grocery industry, even after spending nearly $14 billion in 2017 to acquire Whole Foods and making same-day grocery delivery a free perk for Prime members last year.
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Whoever takes over will face huge challenges: boosting morale in a party riven by distrust; responding to the rise of the Greens, who are gobbling up SPD votes in Germany's cities and in its south and west; and handling the fallout from state elections in the east this autumn, where the party expects to do badly.
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In the years leading up to the collider being turned on, many became convinced its experiments would open an Earth-gobbling black hole—and that the many delays in its construction weren't due to its expensiveness, size, or mechanical complexity, but rather to time-traveling saboteurs trying to stop that black hole from destroying us all.
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 16 Democratic delegates at stake: 83 plus 10 superdelegates What to watch for the Republicans: A moderate state similar to New Hampshire, this will be a useful test of just how much John Kasich can hurt Marco Rubio by gobbling up the moderates he'll need to go toe-to-toe with Donald Trump.
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In 2050, your average trip to a sushi joint will most likely be demonstrably worse in one of two ways thanks to climate change: It'll either be ruinously expensive for those outside the One Percent—particularly if you enjoy tuna—or you'll be gobbling down all-you-can-eat sushi made of mostly unrecognizable fish byproducts.
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" For Winstead, there are plenty of opportunities for laughs to be garnered from the "chaos we're all living" and the "general humanity of how we are all just trying to be, also just looking at sort of how the privileged have responded by gobbling up all the diapers and stuff, and how the government has been botching this.
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As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal wedding quickly approaches (it's now only four months away, but who's counting?), we've been anxiously gobbling up any and all details we can find about who's going to be involved in the ceremony, what the wedding bands will (or, perhaps in this case, won't) look like, and who will design the wedding dress.
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While the available results differ dramatically on specifics, like how long it would take Russian forces to reach a particular goal, they are all in unanimous agreement that there's no way the US or NATO can get enough tanks or anti-tank weapons in place fast enough to stop the Russians from gobbling up part or all of the Baltics.
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Athletics 242, Yankees 20 | 33 Innings For much of Tuesday night, as he ranged right and glided left, Didi Gregorius looked so smooth gobbling up whistling grounders that it was easy to forget how tentative and harried he had looked at the start of last season, when he had the unenviable task of replacing Derek Jeter at shortstop for the Yankees.
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Related: Developing Nations Are Gobbling Up More Meat — and That Could Mean More Antibiotic-Resistant Infections "What this paper does, I think, is it brings some attention to the problem, and it points us to the fact that there's a whole bunch of unanswered questions that we need more research on," said intensivist Dr. Timothy Girard, of Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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Investment bankers at the embattled financial institution are steeling themselves for a double-digit cut to their bonus pool, according to the FT. Deutsche has been battered by bad news in the past year: Its stock price hit record lows, competitors are gobbling up its market share, and top-level employees are jumping ship as it fires thousands of others.
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On Saturday that means taking Natalie and Hunter to the Charcoal Pit restaurant, where Mr. Biden will almost certainly order his usual meal of hamburger, French fries and milk shake that he has been gobbling down for decades, according to Juan Avilez, a cook at the Charcoal Pit who has been making that meal for Mr. Biden for 26 years.
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Early in the opener, a Milwaukeean with "a fairly decent life" is murdered by his "fairly decent wife," and soon the rich are gobbling all the extra fries as the rest of us hoard canned goods; in the one after that, a bemused tale about a stage door clicking shut transmutes into a meditation on the rage of everyone who'll never get a wristband.
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And maybe next time a candidate for high office makes it so blatantly clear that he only wants to ensure the advancement of white Americans, they'll listen to the ones who will be left behind instead of greedily gobbling up the lie that history has fed them — that this is their country and theirs alone, and they are the most worthy and deserving of its favor.
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Wilson focuses a lot on contextualizing the DIY scene that popped up downtown since Torontopia fizzled out of relevance; looking at why and how the bands produced currently create the sounds that they do, which includes the influx of condos gobbling up city space, the garages these good bands (Greys, Fake Palms, Odonis Odonis, and more) have come out of, and the new labels who support them.
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As with a lot of enterprise consolidation, which sees smaller companies coming together or bigger fish gobbling up smaller but promising fish, the idea will be to bring together its hardware business into a wider operation to create more manufacturing efficiencies and to sell more services to Xplore customers to improve margins on those deals, which Zebra says is in line with how businesses are looking to operate today anyway.
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Upon entry, to the right was a certified nurse that ready to give you "free healthcare," to your left was the "Bernie Bodega," where attendees could buy health food and condoms for one or two free "Bernie Bucks," and front and center was the piece de resistance, an eight-foot-tall Bernie Sanders statue replete with a paper shredder installed inside its mouth specifically for gobbling up student loans.
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But while Zuckerberg still, seemingly, does not feel personally accountable to international parliaments — even as his latest stand-in at today's committee hearing, policy chief Monika Bickert, proudly trumpeted the fact that 87 per cent of Facebook's users are people outside the US — global legislators have been growth hacking a collective understanding of nation-state-scale platforms and the deleterious impacts their data-gobbling algorithmic content hierarchies and microtargeted ads are having on societies and democracies around the world.
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That shit wouldn't get his comeuppance until season six of the show, when its writers went totally off the rails so carefully laid down by author George R R Martin and took a Transformers: The Movie approach to longstanding fan favorites: wiping them out with the kind of merciless abandon, so often suddenly and without lengthy foreshadowing, that we're more used to seeing dealt to mid-ranking video game NPCs, not heaving-budget, ratings-grossing, awards-gobbling TV productions.
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Here's Goldman's investment banking revenue breakdown by advisory fees compared to trading fees in recent years, according to Thomson Reuters: • 2016: Advisory was 30 percent; trading was 70 percent • 20153: Advisory was 32 percent; trading was 68 percent • 2011: Advisory was 20 percent; trading was 80 percent John Foley of Breakingviews cautions that expectations for the initiative should be modest for now: Competition is fierce, though, especially since smaller shops started gobbling more market share after the financial crisis.
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There were many moments of sheer joy: sitting at a table in the Peruvian Andes, a moody clear light streaming in through the window, a procession of gorgeous plates of truly lyrical dishes appearing on my table; pulling up to the counter of the Swan Oyster Depot in San Francisco, eating its "Sicilian sashimi" (raw fish drizzled with olive oil, red onions and capers) and making friends with the people seated next to me; gobbling pizza in Naples, surrounded by families chattering in Italian.
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And nowhere more than in New York, where he lived ever after coming to work on the Herald Tribune in 1962, wallowing too in the city of unbridled appetites and ambition, of overbuilt ugliness, shoving oneupmanship…his favourite that party in 1970 at the Park Avenue duplex of Lenny Bernstein, in the days when status required nostalgie de la boue, real revolutionaries at your soirée, hence Black Panthers in leather pieces and wild Afros gobbling tiny morsels of Roquefort rolled in crushed nuts on gadrooned silver platters…Frisson of bomb-throwing danger!!!
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Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall represent a multitude of things to many people: They're adept pop songwriters who have nailed a winning formula that has kept their music on constant rotation for what feels like eons now; they're dopey, edible-gobbling, retrograde chauvinists who represent the nadir of bro culture; they're a two-headed quote machine that makes pure candy for music journalists and rancid chum for the outrage machine; they're spartan producers whose antiseptic aesthetic signals the latest death knell for the EDM boom-and-bust that swept every corner of pop music imaginable over the last decade.
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