It's got blood and guts, but no blood and guts, you know?
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Guts are guts, but at a certain point in the fight game, size is destiny.
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"It takes guts to have a dream and it takes guts to fight for it," she said.
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It takes guts to get up and pitch in English and it takes guts to fight for every ounce of cash and it takes guts to succeed even in your little corner of the world.
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I'm not talking about the guts—the Surface Go's guts are fairly typical for the sub-$550 range of devices.
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James Corden challenged Khloe Kardashian to a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on The Late Late Show.
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"Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" may not be as popular as "Carpool Karaoke", but it's arguably just as entertaining.
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The people who wrote the questions for James Corden's "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" segment really don't mess about.
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He had the guts to go nose to nose with Hillary, had the guts to take on the elite media, he had the guts, no matter what the poll said, to campaign five or six or seven rallies a day.
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In a game titled "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," the late-night host asked Kardashian to name her least favorite E!
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"Only if we have the guts to do it, and I don't know if we have the guts to do it," Paul replied.
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The pair played "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," in which participants either must answer a question or eat or drink something disgusting.
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This was the dilemma Halle Berry faced during a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on The Late Show with James Corden.
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James Corden visited Perry and brought along one of his most dreaded games from the Late, Late Show: Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts.
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On The Late Late Show with James Corden, the host, 39, played a round of Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts with Kris Jenner, 62.
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But when asked about the rock by Corden during a game of Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts, Jenner chose to keep KarJenner fans guessing.
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"My brother had more guts than anyone I ever knew, and the only reason I'm here tonight is because of the guts of my brother Brian," Murray said.
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The two sat for a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," which is essentially Fear Factor with emotional stakes as well as potential GI trauma.
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And why do we watch The Late Late Show's "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" segment when we know we're just going to dry-heave the entire time?
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Appearing on The Late Late Show with James Corden, the sweary British chef faces off against the host for an episode of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts".
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Ramsay can act like he's never eaten anything gross, but in the same appearance, the chef played a stomach-churning round of "Spill Your Guts, Fill Your Guts," with Corden.
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During a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," Hailey Baldwin told James Corden on The Late Late Show Wednesday night exactly what she did with the money.
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Drew Barrymore and John Boyega took part in a game of the ever-popular "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on The Late Late Show with James Corden on Wednesday.
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The 72-year-old singer was the latest to challenge James Corden in the game "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on a special The Late Late Show from London.
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The brothers will also take over James Corden's Late Late Show next Monday through Thursday, participating in everything from Carpool Karaoke to the Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts game.
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Sounds awesome ... just one question -- when's the 'Guts' movie???
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" Nice to know that some people still have "guts!
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In a game of "Spill Your Guts Or Fill Your Guts," Corden gave a pregnant Kunis the option of either drinking clam juice or answering a question about her husband's um, member.
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The Famicom Pocket doesn't actually play Game Boy or GBA games, because the guts of this portable console were replaced with the guts of the Japanese version of the NES Classic Edition.
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Kim K downed the impressively gross-looking drink during a game of James Corden's "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," only to immediately spit the thing into a bucket moments later.
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That any survive at all, without the protective casing of a seed or nut, could be because the guts of swans, like the guts of most creatures, are not 100 percent efficient.
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And then to top it off with chunky strawberry guts?
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It might take some guts to represent the other team.
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"What kind of guts he had," Kadleck told the paper.
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When cleaned and fried properly, the guts are a delicacy.
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As the zebra runs away, all its guts spill out.
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" You say, you know, "I wish I had your guts.
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So here I am, spilling my guts on the interwebs.
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Dear Kevin Durant, Not everyone in Oklahoma hates your guts.
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And this song is a damn punch in the guts.
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Hence the unwillingness to give up on GUTs and supersymmetry.
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So you have barrels of guts basically just sitting around.
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A CAT struggles as a dog tears out its guts.
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Have you got the (healthy) guts to make a stand?
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They're hellbent on catapulting zombie guts over the Hilltop's walls.
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His lush paintings make you feel Romanticism in your guts.
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Coffee might also kill off bacteria found in our guts.
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It takes a lot of guts to quit your job.
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The "hard power budget" guts energy, the EPA, education, etc.
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"Blow my head off, explode my crystal guts," she wails.
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"Blood and guts don't bother me at all," Millar says.
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I finally got up the guts to end the relationship.
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" An analyst at Josephthal & Co. reported, "My guts are numb.
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"Bobby spilled his guts for the team tonight," Bradley said.
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The birds have lots of flu strains in their guts.
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"It was a kick in the guts," Mr. Molyneux said.
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A little guts and a little bit of arm talent.
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She will bring necessary perspective, ideas and guts to Congress.
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I am the only one with brains, energy and guts.
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Not only guts it out, he ends up with 50.
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And "Blood and Guts" is based on a painting. Gotcha.
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He doesn't even know you, and he hates your guts.
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Mitch McConnell would have the 'guts' to address gun reform
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The guts are thrown to a couple of lurking dogs.
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"They take guts and confidence," said Ms. Dunne, the stylist.
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Dr. Zirimwabagabo checked: It was brimming with fresh fish guts.
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The grass isn't just passing inertly through the sharks' guts.
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He clearly blames Williams and still hates the guy's guts.
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"Most people, they ain't got no guts," he told RoadsideAmerica.
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More guts than every man in this room rolled together.
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Are they teaming up because they both hate Dom's guts?
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If so, Dold should have the guts to say so.
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Trump tweeted that Corker lacks "the guts" to seek reelection.
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Of course, none has the guts to really do that.
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He has the guts to do things others won't do.
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There must be some who have the courage — the guts!
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Then, with a BB gun bullet laced with opossum guts.
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It now has a resident choreographer with talent and guts.
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An older brother lay silently nearby, his guts coming out.
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But Humans remains more interested in ideas than in guts.
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They aren't just seeing the blood, the guts, the gore.
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Even my dad, he said 'It proves you have (guts).
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That's the point of this cruel game, Spill Your Guts.
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It takes a lot of guts to go up there.
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Howard Schultz doesn't have the "guts" to run for President!
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You know that "Fill Your Guts or Spill Your Guts" game James Corden sometimes plays on his show, where celebrities have to choose between eating a horrendous food item or answering a tricky question?
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On Wednesday night James Corden challenged famous Vogue editor Anna Wintour to a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," which is essentially truth or dare but the dare is always ghastly food.
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The former Mad Men star, 47, had to make the difficult choice during a round of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," when guests must eat unappetizing food if they decline to answer questions.
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The new system from Sony features higher powered guts than the original PS43, and game designers can take advantage of those guts just as they would on a PC with a high-end video card.
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As soon as Corden asked during a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" whether 37-year-old Gamble popped the question, Jenner picked at the dish of crickets in front of her.
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As Trump guts the ACA, this trend is likely to return.
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The guts of the LG Gram 15 just aren't fast enough.
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" Panel moderator Bradley Whitford quipped: "He could do Spill Your Guts.
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"But I didn't have the guts to continue increasing," she said.
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What we don't know yet about our guts is mind-blowing.
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It features blood, carcasses, guts, and animals schlepping severed heads around.
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We give it the blood and the guts and the skin.
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A colonoscopy showed that the parasite was infesting the man's guts.
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She scoops out the guts and pitches those after the pelt.
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Democrats hated his guts and did everything to derail his presidency.
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Just know where you want to go, stick to your guts.
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It takes a lot of guts, but it's often worth it.
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" He continued: "Nice to know that some people still have 'guts.
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OSVehicle – Electric car chassis OSVehicle builds the "guts" of electric vehicles.
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Even with floodlights lighting the way, the Mummy's guts are spooky.
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The guts of the laptop are also powerful but not excessive.
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But the guts and features of Vigilante/Citizen remain completely identical.
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Overhead fluorescent lighting, washed-out skin, slumping postures, guts sucked in.
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And he certainly lacks the guts to disobey his parents' wishes.
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Like, people either hate my guts, or they really like me.
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Catholicism — all that blood and guts, song and sin — intrigued her.
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When a star dies, its guts stream out into the cosmos.
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That took so much guts, George would have been so proud.
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Meanwhile, pilots develop along four attributes: gunnery, piloting, guts, and tactics.
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America&aposs winning again because we have a president with guts.
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It took a lot of guts to do what she did.
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Look ... singing the ballad in front of ANYONE requires some guts.
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My guts were bubbling away and I was burping a lot.
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This is what the guts of the Super Nt look like.
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"Cruz had the guts to say it in Iowa," she continued.
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When Apple made the iPad larger, it also upgraded its guts.
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I got to know the drug dealers who hated my guts.
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None had the good sense and the guts to repudiate him.
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Remy has a creative solution for not overtly spilling his guts.
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Klaus Kinski, the star of the movie, allegedly hated Herzog's guts.
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But we don't need to spill our guts to office friends.
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"Nobody else had the guts to do this," Mr. White said.
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In the movie's last third it gains a lot of guts.
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And sufficient animal blood and guts for an Italian cannibal picture.
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"Tonight it was B.Y.O.G. — bring your own guts," he said then.
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STILES I would never have the guts to do that now.
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She just perceived things differently, with different nerve and different guts.
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IPC Had the guts to ban Russia when others did not.
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Trump spoke honestly and had the guts to speak his mind.
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He did it with things you couldn't see — heart and guts.
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Sharp red blood and slippery guts are part of any outing.
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"The groundhog hated my guts from Day 1," he later said.
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Instead, they had more bacteria associated with hospitals in their guts.
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It's all fun and games until you're puking your guts out.
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Great, high-stakes genre storytelling involves pain and guts and darkness.
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They melt down electronic guts ripped out of laptops and TVs.
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It as absolutely magnificent, and Fulham fans fucking hated its guts.
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Goofy Elizabeth Warren didn't have the guts to run for POTUS.
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For anyone with a tendency to feel queasy, there's no worse late night concept out there than the nauseating drama that is James Corden's "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on The Late Late Show.
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During a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on The Late Late Show with James Corden earlier this month, Kim, 37, ranked Khloé last when asked to rate her female family members' styles.
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During the episode, Styles and Jenner played a game called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" and he ate cod sperm to avoid revealing if any songs from his last album were about the model.
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She revealed her least favorite role during a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," where one opts to either answer embarrassing questions or eat a not so appetizing snack -- in her case beetle nachos.
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" "They voted Remain and they hate your guts, you ludicrous tangerine ballbag.
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"You have to have the guts to do something different," says Fred
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Well done David Davis for having the principal and guts to resign.
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The arms race over super impressive smartphone guts is hot right now.
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And some people have the guts to say things to your face.
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"It's insane that they had the guts to do this," Covino said.
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"He doesn't have the guts to come talk to us," Marshall said.
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But cultured foods also help nurture the good flora in our guts.
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This exposes the spacecraft's guts to greater destructive heat for additional seconds.
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The process involved shrimp guts, ovens, test tubes, and some serious dye.
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Using X-rays, they monitored the stars' movements through the pigs' guts.
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She thinks it takes guts to do the same thing many times.
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"Nice to know that some people still have 'guts,'" the president tweeted.
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Apple has also juiced up the guts of the Series 4, too.
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And it had nothing to do with the guts of the machine.
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They just take some hard work, a little creativity, and some guts.
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That means using a questionnaire over the FBI agents' free-wheeling guts.
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The guys were playing in a more sinewy, blood and guts way.
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The dirty side is where all the guts, hair, and skin's removed.
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But Sanders didn't have the guts to take the shot at Obama.
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Instead, chemical reactions in their guts were converting them into carbon dioxide.
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In this case, I woke up and my guts were still hurting.
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The hardware looks fantastic, the guts are solid, and it's pretty portable.
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Image number 15 will give you a sweet peek at the guts.
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See the miners as they leave the darkness of the earth's guts.
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Strogolov will test for dicamba and other pesticides in the bees' guts.
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Robot skin and guts Karle opened our conversation with some good news.
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Behind Karmakar's achievement, is a story of guts, hard work, and determination.
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They know the guts of gadgets better than anyone else out there.
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Stone's "Guts Fund" was launched that same day, on fundraising website GoFundMe.
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All of those actions take effort and guts, and you did them.
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The show doesn't have the guts to make a move like that.
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He knows people like thinking with their hearts and with their guts.
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The guts of the HomePod Did I mention it sounds great, too?
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Guts and body parts flew everywhere, and I was showered in blood.
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The film whose guts they're rearranging yields a sleeker, differently breathing animal.
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I just don't think anyone has the guts to do that yet.
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We need to have the guts to stand up to corporate greed.
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I wish he'd have the guts to bring it to a vote.
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" The Johnson team's reply was, "In your guts, you know he's nuts.
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"This whistleblower showed a lot of guts to come forward," Schiff said.
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I kind of like "Blood and Guts (The Anatomy Lesson)" the most.
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Most guts in the fossilized record are dark and appear three-dimensional.
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Cigarette boats fly down Biscayne Bay, bags of cocaine cramming their guts.
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Anika was conveniently caught by Rhonda and Andre barfing her guts out.
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To pull off a look this daring and new takes some guts.
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The camp comfort of the cantina makes way for hot Tauntaun guts.
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My grandfather once said, 'We got through on good old American guts.
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So for Suzuki to wear a MAGA hat, well, that takes guts.
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"When I saw that, I knew Jose had the guts for this."
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All it takes is some fiscal stamina and a bit of guts.
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What shocked me is that he had the guts to say it.
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Eventually, I got up the guts to walk right through the square.
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Instead, the fiber we eat feeds billions of bacteria in our guts.
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He's got brains, he's got guts and he's got Donald Trump's vote.
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But there's no outward sign of the tumult, no spilling of guts.
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And you'd think that's the sort of person who'd hate my guts.
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They distrusted bureaucrats and policy experts, and ruled instead from their guts.
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From there, Huawei expanded into selling and manufacturing the guts of telephony.
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"It takes guts, because food is a reflection of society," she said.
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When will some other Washington politicians have the guts to join in?
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The spiders' gonads are in their legs — and so are their guts.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Romney's decision took a lot of grit, nerve and guts.
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What would I have asked my father if I'd had the guts?
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"Too much guts, sometimes I lose a lot of money," Son interrupted.
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I puked my fucking guts out in front of these little kids.
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The tubular guts are only about as wide as a cocktail straw.
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But she deftly irritated his guts, and he vomited her up unharmed.
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"It's a way of twisting the knife in people's guts," she said.
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It wasn't just that the movie still guts me at the end.
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The AHCA guts Medicaid despite Trump's promise not to cut the program.
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A remarkable customer experience starts with heart, intuition, curiosity, play, guts, taste.
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" Corden had challenged Perry to rank three exes — Diplo, Orlando Bloom and Mayer — from best to worst in bed … or face eating a 1,000-year-old egg during a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts.
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When Late Late Show host James Corden stopped by to play a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," he decided to ask Perry about her famous exes, Diplo, Orlando Bloom and Mayer, live on air.
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After being asked about a diamond ring she wore on that finger during a game of Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts, Jenner opted to eat a cricket to avoid answering whether Gamble had popped the question.
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It was a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," a gross-out Truth or Dare game involving the choice of whether to eat British delicacies like haggis or dried caterpillars or answer really uncomfortable interview questions.
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In a classic game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on The Late Late Show with James Corden, the legendary singer is given two choices: say one nice thing about Donald Trump, or eat a cow tongue.
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Demi Moore appeared on CBS's "The Late Late Show with James Corden" on Wednesday and participated in a game called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," in which the stars must answer questions truthfully or eat unappealing foods.
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The legendary Vogue editor appeared Wednesday on "The Late Late Show with James Corden" and played "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," in which guests either have to answer an uncomfortable question or eat food they find disgusting.
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" Fans were sent into a tizzy when the pair hung out on camera as Styles filled in for James Corden on The Late Late Show and played the ever-so-enlightening game, "Fill Your Guts or Spill Your Guts.
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Rather than move oxygen with their hearts, they move it with their guts.
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Talking about what I went through, explaining all of it — it guts me.
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The Orion "doesn't have the guts to get to lunar orbit," Neal says.
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First is the nylon case all the guts of the watch reside in.
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This Soylent is burning a hole through my guts but do I complain?
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It takes guts to publicly identify yourself as a survivor of sexual abuse.
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I'm glad someone had the guts to hit back on the GOP's fearmongering.
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If ensuring nondiscrimination guts the bill, then the bill is truly about discrimination.
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And even with all that, it takes guts to make the tough calls.
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Instead of investing in looks, Grado invested where it matters: excellent-quality guts.
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They were not shy at all to let their big guts hang out.
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It takes guts to legalise drugs when so many are dying from them.
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When a man advocates for himself, [the response is] 'the guy's got guts.
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It slashed downward and into my guts and I fell to the floor.
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The answer is something we know in our guts: status, dignity, social connections.
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Since it was over 80 degrees, the whole place reeks of fish guts.
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Though none of those laptops would have guts like the Predator 50003-X.
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And that's how full-grown tapeworms end up in the guts of sharks.
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A blood-orange excavator guts the landscape inside Tuscany's carved-out marble mountain.
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I didn't have time and I didn't have the guts to approach him.
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That's reflected in Trump's budget, which guts research programs at NIH and elsewhere.
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The other set had no bacteria in their guts — they were germ-free.
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With those guts and that exterior, the Elite X3 could be a winner.
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Now who would have the guts to break into that person&aposs house?
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That soundbar also houses the TV's primary guts, HDMI inputs, and so on.
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But the revelation still sat in our guts like a rotten Subway sandwich.
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That should be doable as the guts of the things are pretty sparse.
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I've never had the guts to raise the subject—maybe I never will.
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The nasty guts, which a woman in the video calls "icky," ooze out.
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So the question is: Who really would have the guts in the future?
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You Don't Have the Guts American Gun Show Exhibition Explores a National Obsession
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There are very few creatures that you eat whole—guts, shitsack, and all.
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And he's got the guts to stand up and, you know, and shout.
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William Rawls, who doesn't hesitate to remind McNulty that he hates his guts.
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Ayahuasca, the Hallucinogen That Blows Your Mind and Makes You Puke Your Guts
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The camera has top-of-the-line guts for something of its size.
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Weirdo Tom Steyer doesn't have the "guts" or money to run for President.
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You can hack video games to make your fellow gamers hate your guts.
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It's an extremely competent and capable car, but people buy with their guts.
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Each serves to close off the passage in and out of your guts.
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It's like what my high-school coach told me, "No guts, no glory."
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Leave the steamy sex and bloody guts to Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and cable.
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"He's got more guts than any partner that I ever had," Cates grunts.
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"Howard Schultz doesn't have the 'guts' to run for President," the President tweeted.
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He has guts, but I really think there is still a big risk.
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Passengers do more than spill their guts verbally, they also barf in cars.
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Gary has been reduced to a bloody pile of guts and meaty flesh.
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So what did they use for the mouse guts on the back sleeve?
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Barry Blair, the creator of Blood 'n' Guts, passed away back in 2010.
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Can the data from our guts be turned into a useful health product?
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"Our team had a lot of guts tonight," Pitt Coach Pat Narduzzi said.
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"We are busting our guts to make sure everything is ready," he says.
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READ: The GOP tax bill guts Obamacare and will leave more people uninsured
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"It takes guts to come to this area," one woman in Woodville said.
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It's a ruthless combination of humor and devastating emotional nuance, and it guts.
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And she has the guts to tweet about hunger pains while doing it.
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Before he institutes national stop and frisk or guts the Affordable Care Act?
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That took a lot of guts to do that, in China, back then.
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It's up to us to stop this thing, we feel in our guts.
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I noted that in one you could still see all the bug's guts.
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Editorial President Trump didn't even have the guts to do the job himself.
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Sylvester Stallone gave me his guts and his heart and his best shot.
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"Maybe if they see us, they will have the guts to do it."
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"It takes a leader who's got guts to own [the mistake]," Welch said.
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It tells me I have guts, character, that I have what it takes.
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It guts the system of checks and balances and it defies common sense.
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"Li had enough guts to go to Wuhan but not Xi," said Lam.
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But for now, as it gets tweaked and improved, the guts are exposed.
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After rehearsal, Ricardo shoots Payton with BB gun bullet laced with possum guts.
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To be fair, Apple's guts are usually better than those of most competitors.
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"It took a lot of guts to stand up to them," she said.
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For ten rounds, Holmes cuffed Ali around the ears and banged his guts.
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"Technology is going to get deeper into the guts of how companies operate."
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In Mexico, the food was delicious, but it wreaked havoc on my guts.
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A team of scientists from several institutions in the United States and Europe showed how changing the bacteria in the guts of mice affected the manifestation of Parkinson's symptoms — even including bacteria taken from the guts of humans with the disease.
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In the hilarious segment "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," Corden challenges his celebrity guests with an impossible ultimatum: answer a host of revealing personal and professional questions or bite the bullet — or, in most cases, the bull penis.
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The singer welcomed a former flame, Kendall Jenner, on the show for a special edition of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," a game where the host and the guest must answer controversial questions or eat or drink something disgusting.
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Just a few days after she played a round of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" with Harry Styles on The Late Late Show, she savagely impersonates sister Kylie on this Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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It includes all the guts of a years-old smartphone, other than a screen.
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The Atari VCS is an oddball machine with retro styling and powerful guts inside.
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Betty's the kind, moral compass, while Veronica has the guts to drive the narrative.
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" "The guide tempted it with fish guts he had in a plastic milk jug.
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It's important to give young girls the guts to choose a future in engineering.
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Instead, he stared at the blackened sidewalks and the burned guts of the mall.
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I've done this before but never had the guts to admit the real reason.
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"If he has the guts, he should open a Weibo account," posted Seventh Brother.
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When the bezels shrink and the guts get faster, that's what's supposed to happen.
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Besides new display options and an entirely new body, the Razer has new guts.
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Do J.Lo and A-Rod have the guts to take on a fixer upper?
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Doesn't leave bug guts on painted walls so your wife won't get on you.
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Opening Calliope was our shared dream, and we had the guts to do it.
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What's InsideAs it's an "S" iPhone, the iPhone XS is all about the guts.
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Then you'll get grossed out because there are lots of zombie guts and killings.
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However, it still takes a lot of guts for any woman to come forward.
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He threw the flounder's guts back into the sea, and then he went home.
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Finally, a Hollywood movie with the guts to take on the scourge of pacifism!
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Demi Moore is spilling her guts on The Late Late Show with James Corden.
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The head, the bones, the guts, is 30 or 40 percent of the fish.
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I didn't have the guts to do it the first time around with Carmen.
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"It's all very Iron Chef meets the old Nickelodeon sporting game Guts," Decider said.
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These cables lead from Samsung's new Q9 to the box which contains its guts.
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LG's new flagship is so skinny that its guts won't fit in the display.
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It needs guts to run, not to mention a place to input HDMI connections.
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Hard-core protesters booed her, but she stayed the course, displaying brains and guts.
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Before we dive into the guts of the company, here are the big numbers.
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The people wanted a hero, a man with the guts to post his dong.
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Inside the 3D-printed, acrylic-plated exterior, the guts of the camera are simple.
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"He has the guts to do what no other politicians did before," she says.
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A hilarious statement, when you consider just how much the FDA hates Juul's guts.
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It's a simple recipe with just four ingredients: fish guts, barley, salt, and water.
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But do you really have the guts to take the risk and do it?
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People with the injected vaccine can carry polio in their guts without getting sick.
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I got so seasick—it was 24 hours of just throwing my guts up.
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Guts get a boost when you participate in clinical trials or read certain books.
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The guts inside that little box are, effectively, a fully functioning, HD-capable SNES.
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I wondered if I would have had the guts to do what he did.
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I wrote this wanting to see blood and guts spilled all over the key.
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While the D270 isn't a big overhaul, some of the guts are getting upgrades.
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As you'll remember, the Clegane brothers hate each other's guts, and have since childhood.
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They believe these strains enter people's guts after they eat poultry that contains it.
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Researchers have compelling evidence that each of those strains also came from bird guts.
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The AHCA gratuitously weakens Medicare, decimates Medicaid, and guts insurance for 85033 million people.
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"He doesn't have the guts to come talk to us," Marshall told The Hill.
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But only Sprint had the guts to sue AT&T over its misleading claims.
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Microsoft has not been shy about discussing the guts of it's next generation console.
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But when you dig into the guts of Flaxman's study, you find something interesting.
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Coming down the line, a dropped band-aid stuck lazily to it's exposed guts.
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Cleaners in yellow T-shirts dumped sheep guts into drains under the killing floor.
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In our caustic speech we threw out platitudes, in our guts our feisty wit.
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"They cut out her heart, her guts — they are cannibals," said Ms. De Virgilio.
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The video for "Easy" rotted away into blood, guts, and spaghetti in high definition.
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"My guts literally fell down," to see him in his undergarments, Ms. Jallow said.
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Mr. Trump may lack the guts to use real diplomacy or ease any pressure.
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And I couldn't have done it at '95 because I didn't have the guts.
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Adams gives the artists a handful of guidelines: no blood, no guts, no nudity.
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These make up the visceral ongoingness, the blood and guts of being 'with child.
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Scientists have also invented new ways to peer inside the guts of ocean predators.
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" Warren said she's getting behind Clinton because "she's a fighter, a fighter with guts.
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It's unlikely this would've been possible without re-engineering the guts to some extent.
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So I look back and I think wow that you know that took guts.
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Incidentally, 'Grit,' 'Nerve' and 'Guts' are the names of some of Mitt Romney's sons.
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"I'll never forget him because that took a lot of guts," Blainey-Broker said.
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And those aging guts are why Sonos' oldest products are finally hitting a wall.
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On Twitter he said Schultz didn't have the guts to enter the race -- i.e.
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It takes courage, moxie, and guts to enter the ranks of professional law enforcement.
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Their fossils were found with preserved shells and sea urchin spines in their guts.
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"If you have the guts, or have a gut, take the ConBody," he said.
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"The smartest decision-makers don't go with their guts," according to the book's summary.
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It takes a lot of guts, being the Melania, as the show styled her.
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To have the guts to make that play is the biggest thing to me.
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The label commonly stuck on the period is "verismo," implying blood-and-guts realism.
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It's trying to overstimulate our imaginations, to make us feel things in our guts.
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That I was looking at the guts of a military vehicle wasn't immediately obvious.
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The good priest was deathly ill with what we can only assume is Zombie-Guts-Itis; an illness we heard about for the first time ever, after eight years of doing the zombie guts thing on this show, a few scenes earlier.
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I felt like I wanted to make something with a lot of guts in it—a lot of, like, blood and guts and intestines—and I wanted to say things that were realer and personal and more visceral than I had said [before].
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The John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum actress played James Corden's popular game "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on the Late Late Show Thursday night, where she opted to eat turkey testicles over naming the two people she'd never work with again.
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Kendall Jenner appeared on Tuesday night&aposs episode of CBS&aposs "The Late Late Show With James Corden" and participated in a game called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," in which the stars must answer questions truthfully or eat unappealing foods.
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They're venomous, they're awkward, and they typically feature two contestants who hate each other's guts.
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Now, it's part of standard patient consent to have their guts filmed for educational purposes.
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Hong Kong should "have the guts" to change tax regulations to enhance competitiveness, she said.
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AND THE QUESTION IS DO WE HAVE THE GUTS TO DO WHAT THE SWEDS DID.
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That kind of risk took guts, especially because the outcome wasn't guaranteed to be successful.
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It's a familiar market for Barratt, who's spent his career in the guts of technology.
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Greene, by contrast, spent her career in the "guts of the operating environment," Bloom said.
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All of the puzzle's gears and guts are hidden inside the 1 inch-thick pages.
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I ve never seen a cop with his people skills, and he s got [guts].
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But if I can't see and I'm puking my guts out, I have no choice.
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After looking at the heads and guts, I told the butcher I couldn't do it.
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For Maddelyn Hatter, true transformation begins with finding the guts to work through her failures.
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So it was certainly the first to be found with leftover squid in its guts.
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Getting robots to autonomously perform surgery on soft tissue—like, say, your guts—is tricky.
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I wonder I can stick in some digital guts and create the ultimate Franken-Zenit?
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At the time, he praised Trump's "guts" and "energy," calling the then-candidate very "cerebral."
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I still reproach myself for not having the guts to insist on working things out.
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Processor power rarely matters for Chromebooks, but the Chromebook Pro's guts are plenty beefy anyways.
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I'll be honest, I didn't really have the guts to risk it this time out.
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Another reason why McCain is jumping into the fray: he pretty much hates Cruz's guts.
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Everything from the drivers to the batteries to the wireless guts is new and different.
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So I think it's systemic in that Congress wouldn't have the guts to do it.
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A New York judge is desperately searching for people who don't hate Martin Shkreli's guts.
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Cue, those never-not-rewarding combos, all fists and feet and guns and angel guts.
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Per The Kitchn, simply pour boiling water over your guts, mash the result, then strain.
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Mice fed capsaicin had less inflammation in their guts than mice who didn't get it.
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The circuitry could also cause interference with the already crammed electronic guts of a phone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Switzerland's Nestle, the world's largest food company, wants to tune up your guts.
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One thing in this crazy world is clear ... Kim Cattrall hates Sarah Jessica Parker's guts.
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The Moscow-based photographer is making guts churn across the globe with her daredevil selfies.
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It is the body of an iPhone 53S with the guts of an iPhone 6S.
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But they had a normal volume of gas in their guts, which had normal composition.
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Trump in a tweet Monday said Schultz "doesn't have the 'guts' to run" for president.
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Who among them has the guts to put their pastel-colored sweaters to the test?
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And did not even have the guts to stand before the media and explain why.
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The actual answer is that someone in management, who subsequently left, simply hated his guts.
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Still, she says it "took guts," but it was "the best decision" she's ever made.
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She pushed her guts back into the wound and held them in with her hands.
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Elsewhere, she builds free-standing ruins and fills the walls with simulacra of bloody guts.
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" Alba's commitment remained strong during her five word acceptance speech, "Guts. Heart. Passion. Drive. Wifi.
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But Thompson showed guts in reversing the hold and assuming dominance before the round ended.
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"I have guts enough to say his plan doesn't make sense," Biden said of Castro.
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At least with this episode, we're prepared to have our guts wrenched and hearts broken.
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"Nico had his guts turned inside out to win that championship last year," said Hill.
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Imagine the Oscars ceremony that had the guts to nominate the brilliantly whimsical Paddington 2!
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Until you start acting like Boston Red Sox fans, then everyone will hate your guts.
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Those treatments are focused on the microbiome, the massive community of bacteria in our guts.
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Taxes are the viscera of American politics, the bleeding guts of nearly every policy proposal.
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A small gallery adjacent to Shaw's work features Kelley's installation Mechanical Toy Guts (21976-22).
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Which is why I take heart that Fowler had the guts to step forward anyway.
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Lean people were especially responsive to exercise's effects on the bacterial makeup of our guts.
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They only have interests, guts and the ambition to take Venezuela's oil, gas and gold.
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I want blood and guts in my work... jealousy, rape, mayhem, pestilence, famine and flood.
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Azimi: [Acker's] "Blood and Guts in High School" and Reza's work are definitely kindred spirits.
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The tragedy tore the guts of a young team in a perennially unstable baseball market.
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Vampire bats had the same general groups of bacteria in their guts as other bats.
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Cramped with terror, I sat in the lobby for one, two, three hours, guts churning.
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Guts and imagination from Pederson, a pinpoint throw from Burton, and Foles pulling it in.
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My plan was to go for his guts, but I couldn't land any big blows.
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"I could be up there smiling with these people, they hate your guts," Trump said.
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To make a cupcake without any gilding, drizzling or sugary swirling on top takes guts.
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Here's the guts of the car — it's got a lot of tech packed into it.
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He's got the confidence and the guts to go in there and get it done.
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According to The Washington Post, the amendment guts a resolution of inquiry introduced by Rep.
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"I wish he&aposd have the guts to bring it to a vote," Stack said.
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The House bill guts a number of itemized deductions while the Senate bill expands them.
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Kincaid spills his guts onto the walls — are you really being invited to take part?
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"This was brilliant, furious, polemical stuff, written from the guts and the heart," Nochlin wrote.
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The actress, 56, played a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" with host James Corden in which they took turns asking each other personal questions and given the choice: answer truthfully or eat a disgusting combination of food in front of them.
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In a segment called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on the Late Late Show with James Corden on Wednesday night, the reality star was faced with a series of tough questions — and if she refused to answer, she'd have to eat something repulsive.
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The singer has done a series of interviews in recent days, including one with "Late Late Show" host James Corden that involved a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," in which they either had to tell secrets or consume something disgusting.
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Not something you see every day, perhaps, but it's pretty standard for a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" — James Corden's Late Late Show regular where celebrities have to choose between eating a disgusting food item and answering an awkward question.
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And nobody in Hollywood else had the guts to drop trow and butt-chug a beer.
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As for internal guts, you get the typical accelerometer, altimeter, ambient light sensor, gyroscope, and microphone.
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Even when the guts are outdated, the rest of a MacBook is pushing computer design forward.
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But ultimately, the question might be whether you've got the guts to order a vegetarian dish.
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In the second study, probiotics did colonize the guts of people who had first taken antibiotics.
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With all of the headset's guts and components stuffed up front, it's not balanced at all.
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Flying well into the stratosphere to set a record for the highest manned flight takes guts.
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That man hated my guts for 30 years, and I prayed for him every single day.
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Negan sees right through the bullshit, which is very much like Gregory's, and literally guts him.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing just a parachute and guts to fly like an eagle?
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If you like crunchy textures, the ears, fried guts or achicalada tacos are ideal for you.
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It's an attractive laptop in a lightweight package with solid guts and a reasonable price tag.
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"And I like cross the finish line, literally take a right turn, puke my guts out."
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The 77D, for the most part, is the T7i's guts stuck in a slightly bigger body.
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He slashes Spencer's stomach open and makes a not-so-clever quip about not having guts.
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It takes guts and determination but it is essential to surviving in a fast changing market.
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"I wish he'd have the guts to bring it to a vote," Stack told Business Insider.
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Any time you carve a pumpkin you're going to end up with a lot of guts.
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Filled with blasphemy, guts, sex, and heartfelt emotion, The Boys is going to alienate some viewers.
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THE symbiosis between human beings and the bacteria dwelling in their guts is a delicate thing.
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I was tired and I had a knot in my guts but I felt very alive.
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But, while the blood and guts were horrifying, the conquest also did a lot of good.
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The Golden Circle isn't strong on brains or heart, but it has no shortage of guts.
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How come the Dems -- I would be -- I would hate her guts, because she elected Trump.
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Of GUTs' predictions, only the proton and neutron decay being sought by Super-Kamiokande seems testable.
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We want to see you put your guts out there, and we'll respect you for it.
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But then I remembered how, back in January, I spilled my guts about being a contrarian.
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But unlike the iMac, the Surface Studio puts all of its guts in its bottom stand.
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Because who wants pumpkin guts all over their kitchen (turned living room, turned closest, turned bedroom)?
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Using the regular Cozmo app you can actually access all the software guts of the robot.
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All the important guts hang out up top, beneath the bamboo cap to the treat dispenser.
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This is going to sound really gross, but the strings were actually made of sheep guts.
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And what exactly is it about blood and guts that's supposed to be so terrifying, anyway?
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I woke up on the bathroom floor vomiting my guts out, in and out of consciousness.
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Renamed the Playstation 4 Pro, this guy has a lot of PC-level guts in it.
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Most bits of plastic, however, simply pass through the guts of creatures from shellfish to humans.
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A knife sweeps the guts off the cutting board, and people push me off the bridge.
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I was shocked when the Supreme Court threw out the guts of the Voting Rights Act.
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What makes sea cucumbers astonishing is their propensity for shooting their guts out of their butts.
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Two days later, Trump applauded Comey for his "guts" and argued Comey had revived his reputation.
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And everyone on planet Earth can either embrace it, or try to not hate its guts.
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MICROBIOME INTERLOPERS (HIGHEST): Microorganisms inhabit our guts, mouths, and skin and help us in many ways.
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Remove kelp and add dried anchovies (with head and guts removed) and boil for 15 minutes.
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"Little" Michael Bloomberg, who never had the guts to run for president, knows nothing about me.
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Once inside, Michonne takes the zombie guts off Rick as he freaks the fuck out silently.
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Researchers found plastic in the guts of all sea turtle species examined in a new study.
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"The only reason I'm here is because of the guts of my brother Brian," he said.
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Future founders should take his messages literally and see if they have the fortitude and guts.
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"He's got a hell of a lot of guts," Nixon said of Rockefeller after the retaking.
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The protist Trichonympha , found in some termite guts, is itself host to colonies of symbiotic bacteria.
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Obviously, this approach takes more guts, so hats off to you if you go this route.
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"The movie confuses iconoclasm with wit, and bile with guts; it's mostly thin and mean-spirited."
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There is a number of potential candidates, mostly women, who have shown they have the guts.
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All children undergo a series of changes in their guts from the moment they are born.
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I'd like to think it takes guts to knowingly lean into the worst parts of ourselves.
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Our skin, guts, and mouths host hordes of healthy bacteria that ward off disease and infections.
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They've crafted an immediately lovable, open record that does a lot more than just spilling guts.
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He plucks at the strings, traditionally made of dehydrated goat guts, a smile on his face.
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These guys clearly hate each other's guts -- and we're guessing this feud is far from over.
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A couple of his coaches told Goodman they admired his guts for putting himself out there.
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You have to follow your guts—find the right balance between the salt and the lime.
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Stuff happens: visitors enter and exit; Nell hunts and guts a boar; it rains and pours.
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One issue is that the makeup of bacteria in our guts is highly susceptible to change.
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But, during this government shutdown of almost a month, another feeling gnaws at my guts. Anger.
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We owe our audiences more than just going with our guts and hoping it works out.
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Early on, you said you had the guts to act because you weren't afraid to fail.
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This butcher shop also sells a "guts kit" to its clients, which includes liver and kidneys.
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It is about dealing one in unpleasant truths and having the guts to confront the untruths.
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Ubiquitous plastic extends beyond our surroundings—and invades our guts—through what we eat and drink.
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I'm going to tell you that, when I walked in there, it ripped your guts out.
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President Trump's praise for Roger Stone's guts for vowing not to testify against President Trump. 2.
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Babies with a lower diversity of species in their guts have stronger connections, the researchers found.
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"If you look at the guts of what's inside Debater, it's all around language," Thomas said.
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"That Houk has guts," Yankees General Manager Lee MacPhail said that day of Manager Ralph Houk.
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You don't need flailing, gasping or guts spilling out — sometimes death is just a quiet slide.
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Flip the phone over and a semi-opaque plastic backing gives a glimpse of modular guts.
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Saber the top off, scoop the guts out, and behold the bowl for your watermelon punch.
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"In your guts, you know he's nuts," ran the Democratic reply in campaign ads and posters.
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But EKANS and Megacortex go a step further, into the technical guts of industrial control systems.
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A switch from one to the other provoked a rapid shift in their guts' microbial inhabitants.
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It's so powerful that you can literally feel the car's motion in your guts, Combs observes.
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Guts with less pulsing grew thicker but not much longer, whereas the twitching intestines clearly stretched.
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"Bernie Sanders has just the guts to stand up for what he believes in," she continues.
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In other restaurants, they are baggy, saggy water balloons ready to spill their guts on impact.
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Perhaps he was preoccupied with another bill, which guts the powerful anti-corruption commission, the KPK.
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Ubiquitous plastic extends beyond our surroundings — and invades our guts — through what we eat and drink.
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I have to respect the guts of a book willing to make that fact so clear.
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It had taken guts to call off my engagement, and that's exactly what it cost me.
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Caroline: Everything you're saying makes logical sense, but dammit, Scorpius hit me right in the guts.
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After the marathon, the runners' guts teemed with far greater numbers of a bacteria called Veillonella.
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The dying pigeon's flaps grow weaker as the raven splays its guts across the concrete platform.
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Antibiotics could alter the composition of the microbiome, especially the one in our guts, Collins says.
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The 37-year-old reality star appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden on Wednesday, where she sat down for the show's popular "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" segment (which asks guests to either answer a tough question or eat something pretty foul).
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In a hilariously nauseating episode of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" (a Late Late Show game that basically features celebrities choosing whether to answer a revealing question or eat a disgusting food item), Corden goes head-to-head with Mila Kunis and Christina Applegate.
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As part of her Witness World Wide event, she sat down with James Corden for a round of his ever popular truth-telling game "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" (basically you have to either answer an awkward question or eat a horrendous food item).
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While playing a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on The Late, Late Show with James Corden on Tuesday, the musician, 25, avoided revealing any intimate details about whether his past songs are linked to his relationship with the reality TV personality, 24.
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Harry Styles filled in as the host of Tuesday night&aposs episode of CBS&apos "The Late Late Show With James Corden," and participated in a game called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," in which the stars must answer questions truthfully or eat unappealing foods.
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Trump's latest executive order guts Obama-era environmental protections Trump's latest executive order guts Obama-era environmental protections With the swoop of a pen, President Donald Trump is set to dismantle what Barack Obama once hoped would be one of his administration's defining legacies: aggressive environmental protection.
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It takes blood, sweat, patience, and a whole lot of guts to be a full stack developer.
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It's that time of year, when we turn our attentions to Things about blood, guts and gore.
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And that's especially true for children, since their guts are definitely different (shorter) from the average adult's.
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I first heard about Freek and Guillaume from Guts & Glory and BREDA through a customer at Portland.
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The guts aren't impressive, the finish is rarely attractive, and the things tend to just feel inexpensive.
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Post-marathon, Veillonella genus bacteria increased substantially compared to other bacteria in the competitors' guts, they found.
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In addition to updated guts, Alienware and XPS systems are also getting optional black brushed aluminum lids.
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And that belly of his didn't have guts or nothing; it was a stomach filled with fire.
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It seems like Vizio is pushing lower-priced hardware to do what more expensive guts can do.
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And one last thank you to, Pop, for having the guts to be that first cable network.
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Forbes is reporting that AMD will be involved with the guts of the next generation Sony console.
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Xavier was introduced in September, but until today little was known about what its guts look like.
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You have the guts to go after what you want and you take learning opportunities in stride.
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If you start trying to muck about in the guts of Time, it will muck right back.
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One Chinese farmer described cheese as "the mucous discharge of some old cow's guts, allowed to putrefy".
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And we didn't do that on purpose, but it's just showing the guts of how this works.
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Indeed, Mr Trump had praised Mr Comey's October letter, saying it had taken "a lot of guts".
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All parts of the animals are used—guts and blood, skin, bones, roe, all of the meat.
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E. coli naturally hangs out in animal guts — and many strains aren't harmful to people when ingested.
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Sony built the guts for its top TV into a subwoofer that doubles as a TV stand.
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Incredibly, it looks like F. C. Meyer didn't give up after that punch to the guts. pic.twitter.
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The Roku 4 surpasses other Roku models due to the guts crammed into it's pancake-sized body.
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Click here to view original GIFJumping off the edge of a cliff takes a lot of guts.
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They're colorful, misunderstood beings living together outside the spotlight, freeloading in our guts in exchange for favors.
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After all, the insect liquid takes the form of protein crystals in the guts of baby cockroaches.
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"It's a big leap from what happens in vitro to what happens inside our guts," he said.
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The screw cap design which keeps the guts dry would be a sad thing to lose, too.
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Read more 'The Revenant' and 'The Hateful Eight': How much blood and guts will Oscar voters endure?
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When the bottom dropped out on some rickety scaffolding, I felt my guts rise into my throat.
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Even with the right connections, I'm guessing it took guts to take the plunge and start selling.
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Crack open some of today's best compact cameras and you'll find Sony sensors embedded in their guts.
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In every case, the new iMacs look just like the old iMacs, but they have new guts.
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Not everyone has the guts to spar with Williams, but Palmer had no problem spilling the tea.
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Nobody knew the guts better than AJ. One morning about a week ago, AJ hadn't woken up.
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The design will mix the iPhone 200 and 222S guts with the dimensions of an iPhone 24.
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Even people who had his guts did not question that he won the primaries fair and square.
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The brain of Adapt Fit gets it straight from the source—the guts of the shoe itself.
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Beyond the standard blood and guts, there are countless shots of rats eating their way through bodies.
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Spilling your guts out in the corner of pub, to a random person, can be hugely profound.
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The guts, greed and gusto of this cast of characters are what gives the book its vigour.
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My salad bowl was replete with delicious veggies that, I must admit, absolutely tore through my guts.
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The House bill guts existing laws like the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Endangered Species Act.
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In the workshop, an engineer was tinkering with what looked like the guts of a foldout couch.
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The guts of the figs end up all over the episode, smeared across the story like entrails.
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But there is no reason that a uniform federal law must be one that guts privacy protections.
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In a "blood and guts" exercise, trainers staged gory injuries with fake blood and simulated body parts.
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It takes guts to let someone other than a barber go after your face with a straightedge.
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So it's up to the rest of us to have the guts to say what we mean.
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"It takes a lot of guts to face HDTV without makeup," Ms. Brown said of Ms. Keys.
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President Trump has the guts, but so far hasn't shown the salesmanship skills to pull it off.
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Ever wanted to see a shark up close but never had the guts to do it IRL?
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Grime and glory aside, it takes a lot of guts to do what NoLay does so relentlessly.
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I didn't care though because he was very emotionally abusive and evil and I hated his guts.
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It's being in the club and seeing someone "throwing up their guts" to a song he made.
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Finally Dave Newfeld gave us this mix, turning this song inside out and exposing it's psychedelic guts.
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When I hear "GUTS" by Melbourne solo artist Spike Fuck for the first time, I feel it.
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"It may take guts to go, but it takes balls to say no" was their controversial dictum.
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Johnson's writing is informative, engaging and so puke-your-guts-out disgusting you can't even believe it.
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No one close to Trump has the guts to say what needs to be said: Stop talking!
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Plastic bags have been found in the guts of dead sea turtles, which mistake them for jellyfish.
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To get a job there, the actors were evaluated on four qualities: energy, guts, stamina and intensity.
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Once the virus or bacteria splits open, it spills its guts into the soapy water and dies.
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There will be blood and guts and big guns going boom and limbs and gore flying everywhere.
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She has more guts than any of the cowards, traitors and fools who are destroying this country.
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"She doesn't have the guts to face the public," said Bobo Tang, a 22-year-old student.
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A more courageous Stefanos with more guts and mentally much tougher than I was the year before.
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Other people jabbed that it must have taken guts to propose in front of tens of people.
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Role-playing a female character in prison seems like it would take guts, but Bey isn't worried.
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So I was right, as Kate and I joked, the sort of epistemic guts of these questions.
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The four women speak directly into the camera, their pasts unfolding behind them, their guts spilling out.
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Curious about the relationship between our guts and the weather, we spoke to a few nutrition experts.
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Scientists aren't sure whether that is because villagers aren't cooperating or fish guts were never the problem.
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Meanwhile, the M.T.A. deferred essential — but less eye-catching — maintenance on the guts of the underground network.
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"This country has enormous potential if we have the guts to take on big money," he said.
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They bred mice that couldn't make proteins from C1orf106, and found that the animals developed leaky guts.
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James and Deborah Fallows came up with a reasonably efficient way of delving into the country's guts.
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Amazon manages the guts of Capital One's network — the servers and networking technology that hold it together.
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" Trump also ridiculed the former CEO, tweeting, "Howard Schultz doesn't have the 'guts' to run for President!
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Mr. Grigolo, who sings "Werther" four more times through March 4, does blood and guts, but stylishly.
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It's well-known among researchers trying to grow model organs in lab dishes, that guts are tricky.
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As they develop into adults, the pupae shuttle milkweed toxin from their guts to their new wings.
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We are so open about demonizing Germans, but don't have the guts to do it to ourselves.
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If the decision guts Roe completely, there would be nothing stopping hostile states from banning abortion outright.
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Whether it's California or China, transforming a society and an economy takes research, patience, guts — and money.
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From kings to commoners, Europeans, too, once routinely consumed human blood, bones, skin, guts and body parts.
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Have the guts to come out against this dangerous device and just say it should be outlawed.
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But when it finally comes down to voting no, will they have the guts to do it?
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I was into the work, and I was following my guts and my need to make something.
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Few movies showcased heroines who showed more guts and ingenuity than many of the men around her.
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Lactose intolerance, for example, becomes more common as people age and the enzymes in their guts change.
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Democrat Eugene McCarthy, then a U.S. senator, had the guts to challenge a sitting president in 2628.
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Millions upon millions of American lives rest on leaders having the guts to take this fight on.
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Next to the head sat a ball of organs tied together with guts that glistened with fat.
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Will the Democrats have the political guts to add a nickel or a dime to the tax?
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"This so-called compromise guts nearly every meaningful accountability provision in the House bill," the source said.
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It guts protections for folks with preexisting conditions; it's bad for women; it's bad for older Americans.
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Could an infusion of bacteria from the guts of athletes help inactive people to exercise more easily?
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Man, they played their guts out, kept on fighting, and put themselves in position to win it.
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He doesn't have the guts or mental fortitude of Michael Jordan, he's not a closer or whatever.
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Her work, however, doesn't entail getting cats to stretch out on a couch and spill their guts.
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" You feel him push your guts back in, and he goes: "Come on, we gotta have surgery.
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And I was shocked when the Supreme Court threw out the guts of the Voting Rights Act.
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They sift through their own minds and guts to try to find hope, or peace, or vengeance.
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After being asked about a diamond ring she wore on that finger during a game of Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts on the Late Late Show with James Corden last summer, Jenner opted to eat a cricket to avoid answering whether Gamble had popped the question.
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At one point she had English TV host James Corden on the show to play "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts"—a game where guests either answer an embarrassing question or eat gross-looking food—and he took the opportunity to ask Perry about her romantic history.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL, announcing the start of a week's worth of shows taped at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts is one of the more shamelessly gossipy games that a guest can be asked to play on "The Late Late Show.
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So it takes guts to say what he is saying, to talk about the diversity visa is important.
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Forget about the Senior Prom and go to the library and educate yourself if you've got any guts.
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"If VR doesn't take off, we'll go down in a blaze of blood and guts," he tells me.
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And he did that, and I think that took guts and vision, and so it's an amazing job.
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There are nearly 650 known species of bombardier beetles, all of which produce noxious chemicals in their guts.
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In terms of guts, there are quite a few offerings depending on how much you want to spend.
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But in crafting movies as an adult, his relationship with cinematic blood and guts has grown more complicated.
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Preferably one that doesn't involve carving knives, pumpkin guts, or squash larger than the size of your palm?
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PERINO: And then, finally got up the guts and I asked him and he&aposs like, yes, sure.
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Guts-wise the Razer Phone is on par with what you'd expect from a high-end Android device.
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We don't know where he got them or how much they cost, but apparently, he hated our guts.
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The credit-card-sized device contained the fundamental guts of a PC — processor, storage, RAM, wireless modem, etc.
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Decide if you want different papers for the "guts" (the inside pages of the zine) and the cover.
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Or do you prefer dead in the shower with your brains bashed in and guts on the floor?
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She exploded on impact, her blood and guts pouring across the windshield, and collapsed into the middle lane.
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Now it needed traders capable of split-second, high-pressure decisions, people with quick wits, stamina and guts.
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That's because the core guts of the phone are very nearly the same as the Galaxy S4.63 Plus.
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Apple could leave the design alone, but swap out the guts for smaller components and a larger battery.
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The intestines of children with autism often harbour bacteria different from those in the guts of the neurotypical.
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GUTs are among several long-established theories that remain stubbornly unsupported by the big, costly experiments testing them.
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Just sixteen bits give you access to the guts of 99 percent of the gadgets in your home.
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"It took guts for Director Comey to make the move that he made," Trump said in late October.
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The guts of these projectors consist of a prism that splits light into red, green, and blue wavelengths.
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Other reviewers suggest that this extra bezel space is needed to fit guts in such a thin phone.
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After getting ready to go in, Rodgers tries to bate some blue sharks with fish blood and guts.
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The performances by the entire cast are stellar and will rip your guts with each subtle facial expression.
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These guts could include an updated A13 processor which would surely give the old phone some new kick.
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Im proud of you for having the guts to reveal your truth to the world again. NOT. EASY.
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I would train with Goggins (aptly nicknamed "the toughest athlete on the planet") if I had the guts.
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Like, when you think about what you've done and it seems to rip open your guts every time.
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There are six different shell designs to choose from, but the new Tamagotchi's guts are all the same.
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For one thing, Carter is dating Danielle (Rachel Matthews), Tree's absolutely-the-worst sorority sister, which guts her.
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"We've built accessibility into the guts of our products," Sarah Herrlinger, who heads up Apple accessibility programs, said.
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A taco shell could be a flap of skin and the taco meat could be flesh or guts.
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Gray and Stewart wipe the guts away, pull the claws off, and places the flesh on the grill.
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Whenever that time comes, weirdness will do more than garnish the vicious knockouts and blood-and-guts battles.
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It takes a lot of guts to get over that all-too-familiar fear of rejection and humiliation.
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The $399 PS4 Pro announced in September features 2993K and HDR output thanks to some higher-specced guts.
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She had the guts to write letters to the New York Times [about Target] and quit that job.
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"Here's my voice and all my guts: feel free to judge it," he wrote in a press release.
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"Get ready to have your guts feel like they're coming out of you, because it is truly harrowing."
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The problem with this feeding frenzy is that these shorebirds harbor lots of flu strains in their guts.
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All the blood, guts, and gore typically associated with horror films are really just secondary to the narrative.
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At her tender age, she had the guts to identify and fix her mistakes, over and over again.
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But it's taken the guts of a year and a half to get to where we are today.
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Even though he's written several quasi memoirs, Mr. Trillin has never been the type to spill his guts.
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"Shanahan hates her guts, and [Defense Secretary James] Mattis is lukewarm at best," one source told the publication.
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You lug a bacterial swarm in the crook of your knee, and through my guts writhe helminth parasites.
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He said in the fall that it "took a lot of guts" for Comey to send the Oct.
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A plank of Muenster arrives fried like schnitzel, with a crackly shield of bread crumbs and woozy guts.
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" -- Natasha Bertrand: "Trump has been urging his associates to have 'guts' and not cooperate in the Russia probe.
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The whimsical Pompidou Center in Paris is a postmodern masterwork: It gleefully displays the guts of the building.
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"It goes to your guts, literally," said Julie Worden, a yoga teacher in Brooklyn who divorced in 2015.
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And would you be happy if it just trots out an updated Surface Pro 4 with new guts?
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"Who has the guts to continue buying in this market?" said a bond trader at a private bank.
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It's probably not a good idea to send your boss photos of their employees puking their guts up.
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If you truly don't have the guts to ask that she leave, insist she pay half the rent.
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If you need a drink before you have the guts to talk to me, I don't like you.
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Difficult as the job may be, whoever has the guts to take it would apparently make a fortune.
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They're the same raspy juggernauts they were on classics like Fuck with Fire and Up in Them Guts.
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We see this in ... A budget draft that guts the regulatory state to fund a defense build-up.
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Here he was, a god of the arena, a throwback to an era of pride, guts and sweat.
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Overlord promises guts and glory, and the (very 2018) satisfaction of watching some truly horrific creatures get got.
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To complete the fastest-ever run across the United States, you need more than talent, guts and grit.
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Hazard, set in the mountains of eastern Kentucky, is a once bustling town with its guts wrenched out.
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During your career climb, you may face a crisis that guts you, whether you like it or not.
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Before, I would never have had the guts to submit an Op-Ed to The New York Times.
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Scientists have found large amounts of micro plastic in the guts of deep-dwelling ocean mammals like whales.
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For a driver, it took guts, focus and precision moves among the shifting packs roaring at high speeds.
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But for all our disagreements, I deeply admired his guts, passion and determination to follow his moral code.
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Because you were so insistent and I admired the guts that you had for such a young person.
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Throughout our lives, we maintain a supply of stem cells that can rejuvenate our skin, guts and brains.
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Microbes break down food in our guts and produce gases like carbon dioxide or methane as a byproduct.
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" Now, he added, "we will start seeing into the guts of the most energetic objects in the universe.
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President Trump expressed confidence that the bill to repeal the guts of the Affordable Care Act would pass.
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It takes guts to be a VC, but being a child actress prepared me well for the challenge.
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The lesson was clear: The media had ravenous appetites for documents that exposed the guts of giant corporations.
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Your 20213G user experience, however, won't depend on who makes the gear in the guts of the network.
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Airports are packed with guts passengers rarely see or think about, none of which do well in floods.
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The scientists studied these extruded guts, which were no more than about an inch long, from chicken embryos.
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"I gathered up some guts to put myself in his shoes," Ms. Lynne said, using more colorful language.
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The first, "No guts, no glory," was a nudge of encouragement from my father when I was 10.
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After the shot, the man guts his victim—a deer—but noticeably lacks any hint of sporting exuberance.
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Therefore, the solution comes not from the grit of our steelworkers but from the guts of our lawmakers.
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At age 34, I finally had the guts and the resources to negotiate a severance to be free.
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He's cut the guts out of Obamacare by repealing the individual coverage mandate in the tax reform law.
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There's evidence that a bit of fasting every once in a while may be good for our guts.
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Also, that silent scene where Laura Dern does the suicidal slice took guts none of you haters have.
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At this point either you've bought into the camera bump being functional cool or you hate its guts.
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Anyone can kill a scorpion; only Kline is willing to sift through all the guts to find beauty.
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Those dealing with my health, skin, teeth, sight, heart, bones, guts—I owe them my soundness of mind.
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"You're eating your kishkes out over this divorce," she'd have said, kishkes being Yiddish for intestines, or guts.
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In switching to legs, I lost the guts that traditionally made the broth that traditionally made the soup.
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Anyone else holding out for an updated version of TLOP that sees Kanye spilling his guts on wax?
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Thanks to Eye Revolution, the public can now take a virtual tour of Number 10's inner-guts.
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During the regular Late Late Show truth-or-icky-dare segment "Spill Your Guts Or Fill Your Guts" Bieber (or at least the producer who handed him the card) hit host James Corden with a tough question: on a scale of one to 10, how much does he regret doing Cats?
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Sea spiders have no coelum, the body cavity in which most animals keep internal organs such as their guts.
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Here's a fact rarely discussed outside of nerdy gaming circles: The guts of your video game console actually matter.
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On Facebook, Wilson noted he was "the only Republican candidate who had the guts to appear" at the forum.
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Mac MiniScreenshot: Gizmodo (Apple)Apple's most zombielike Mac is alive again with new guts and a higher starting price.
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Transforming the Coral One's guts into a handvac is as easy as snapping on a couple of included accessories.
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As cities struggle with economic, political, or even climatic change, things their planners never predicted challenge their industrial guts.
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Either way, multiple news outlets have reported that Trump wants to fire Sessions but simply doesn't have the guts.
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In addition to taking issue with the guts of Facebook advertising, some of Facebook's targeting capabilities were startlingly blatant.
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The most valuable electronic guts like circuit boards are separated and the rest treated like some giant plastic harvest.
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But also, because it takes guts to kick yourself upside-down, you need a hefty dose of bravery, too.
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They have lots of guts to do it, and I think it&aposs up to us to welcome them.
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I'm always so inspired by women who have the guts to quit the corporate world and become an entrepreneur.
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In six months they were bored and hated my guts because I'd taken their lives and self-worth away.
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" He continued, "I think just having enough nerve and guts to come out in any way is a lot.
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But taking the guts out of the TV display and putting them in a box has completed the evolution.
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Like LG, Sony's made an almost impossibly thin OLED panel with all the guts moved off of the display.
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We're looking for stories about the time you got up the guts to negotiate, even if you weren't successful.
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Though the cosmetic changes are minimal, the guts buried within the magnesium chassis have been ripped out and overhauled.
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The researchers noted that the guts of both the obese mothers and their young were bereft of L. reuteri.
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Martina Sgritta, one of Dr Costa-Mattioli's colleagues, analysed the bacteria in the guts of all of these animals.
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It's more expensive than most tablets because it essentially has the guts of a computer, including an Intel processor.
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There are cheaper devices on this list, and there are devices with bigger screens, and some with better guts.
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The first day I had the guts to talk to you, I got lost in those stunning green eyes.
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But whether or not Jon has the guts to take on the title of Queenslayer remains to be seen.
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For one, the bill guts the ACA's rule that states require insurance companies to cover people with preexisting conditions.
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Jenkins has created a cinematic poem, one that alternatively soars with joy and love and guts you with pain.
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The cells of the microbiome—the interlinked bacterial ecosystems that thrive on skin and in guts—are another possibility.
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But we need all of those candidates and public officials to have the guts to stand up the oligarchy.
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The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus flex more than other phones, which causes all of their guts flex too.
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What you don't understand — what you feel your way through in the dark — is the guts of real wisdom.
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The man President Donald Trump hired to get his dysfunctional press team in line used to hate his guts.
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Smart noise-canceling headphonesCost$400LikeTerrific noise-canceling, super comfortableNo likeUninspired sound qualityThe real improvement comes in the guts, however.
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He doesn't particularly enjoy his posting, pining for his wife and hating the guts of his dictatorial British officer.
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"It took a lot of guts," Trump said in October 2017 of Comey's decision to reopen the Clinton investigation.
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The taste of rotten guts is good for me so I wanted to make that in an interesting way.
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You hide in the horse to keep yourself warm during a snowstorm, you know, you take the guts out.
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That's boosted in part by the RVR's internal guts, which include sensors that can detect color and ambient light.
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What guts it must have taken to push these issues to the fore instead of keeping them locked away.
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Because surfers swallow more seawater than other swimmers, Leonard expected to find more antibiotic-resistant bacteria in their guts.
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Songs like "Slit Your Guts" and "Benedictine Convulsions" are textbook examples of how to do a heavy groove right.
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The Walkman came out and I really admired that, because making a tape recorder that doesn't record takes guts.
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There is no amount of engineering that can mitigate the size of a laptop with the best possible guts.
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By depriving Manning of her freedom, prosecutors hope that she'll crave its return hard enough to spill her guts.
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His supporters aren't voting for him based on the truth because they're voting for him based on their guts.
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That might be because they eat a lot of nonsense and need to expel their guts to clean them.
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Blood, guts, and buckets of gore is promised, but I just don't see this being a heap of fun.
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Trust your guts that the dots will connect even when you go off the well-worn path, he urged.
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It's another piece of evidence that what goes on in our guts has a powerful influence on our minds.
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The horrors aren't over: FX has renewed American Horror Story for a seventh season of blood, guts and ghosts.
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We don't think so, but if you want proof, check out the latest music video from Spill Your Guts.
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While they call Shanghai home, the members of Spill Your Guts are originally from Russia, Canada, Denmark, and Scotland.
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The Mate 20 has the same Kirin 980 guts, but doesn't get the same supercharged cellular and wireless capabilities.
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I think we all agree that Donald Trump is a vile, racist, and incompetent bag of guts and waters.
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Or maybe they knew that we wouldn't have the guts to do to them what they did to us.
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When we eat a new food, our guts and brains are cued to measure the nutrients inside, Guyenet explains.
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They opted to iterate on the spec car's electric guts instead of ripping them out and starting all over.
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Either the cover-up-in-guts trick will finally fail to work, or that kid Sam is gonna break.
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As the lead singer of Gossip (formerly The Gossip), she sang with an angry volume that stirred the guts.
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The worm is squeezed like a toothpaste tube, and whipped round by its tail until the guts fly loose.
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Challenging the railroad industry took guts, and top titans fought Roosevelt's actions all the way to the Supreme Court.
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And it took a lot of guts for the women to actually start putting their names down as candidates.
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"She loved the fact that Mike had enough guts to behave outrageously," a family friend was quoted as saying.
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They've all got the same guts, the same design, and they all make the same ice, more or less.
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"They absolutely hate the guy's guts, but they're scared out of their minds," Scaramucci said of unnamed Trump officials.
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Metchnikoff had long theorized that the microorganisms in our guts could have beneficial or adverse effects on our health.
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The guts of a Tesla Model S on display in the showroom of the new Tesla store in Brooklyn.
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He did a full screen test, capped off by a request from Mr. Davis to scream his guts out.
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"I dumped the blunt guts in the organic trash can," he said, musing on whether they would be composted.
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"You have to have the guts to redo a classic like that, and she did it," Mr. Rodriguez said.
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Now, some of those same researchers have uncovered yet another flaw in the deepest guts of Intel's microscopic hardware.
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The lack of a redesign isn't a bad thing, especially since the guts got a couple of nice upgrades.
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This refined device, with its sturdy kickstand and quiet guts, is what the Surface Pro always should have been.
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We held the hand-size stars in our palms and watched their guts work to spit out the shells.
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For another, typing on it still gives you that hollow feeling of a keyboard without any guts in it.
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And it would certainly take guts to take on the world's oldest and most beloved fragrance, Chanel No. 5.
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"The only person who had the guts to stand up to him about it was Megyn Kelly," O'Donnell said.
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Almost every cell in our bodies — in our guts, livers and fat — shows an intrinsic rhythm when closely examined.
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This week, at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, a semi-trailer truck was rolled into the guts of the building.
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I also spent it infuriated that our president didn't have the guts or the empathy to visit our town.
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Milk had on a sweater that made her look like an anatomy model with her guts spilling out everywhere.
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You see that reflected in Trump's budget, which guts research programs at the National Institutes of Health and elsewhere.
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" In late January, Trump taunted the former Starbucks chief saying he "doesn't have the 'guts' to run for President!
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A few years ago, the space was filthy, slick with fish guts and rotting produce underfoot, stall owners said.
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Euron discovered that what is dead may never die, unless you put a sword in its guts and twist.
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Every single person who has been forced to down a pint of liquified fish guts on I'm A Celebrity?
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Just this week Mr. Trump praised Mr. Stone for having the "guts" not to cooperate with the Mueller investigation.
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We talk about periods and blood and guts, so I don't know... But you guys revel in that, right?
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A number of species in this ecosystem — all of it built on fiber — may be talking to our guts.
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Like a cenotaph slicing through layers of Polish identity, "Flight" reveals the inner guts of national conflict and division.
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You talk to people in their hearts and their guts and you appeal to them on a human level.
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They're science by way of B-horror movies, tales of progress set amid blood and spatter and gray guts.
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"I never met anyone with more guts and more courage and never felt sorry for herself," Mr. King said.
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It would take a great deal more guts, in the production and in us, to risk reopening it now.
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It was all part of a show segment titled "Spill Your Guts" in which Corden asked Bieber personal questions.
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Inside the center, in what is informally known as the Submarine Room, lie the guts of the geothermal system.
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I think you are fair and square regardless of what some Nixon lovers say, and I admire your guts.
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President Trump has willfully and deliberately created a diplomatic ticking time bomb as he guts the U.S. State Department.
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Baked beans are loaded with fiber, which is a great disease-fighter and may even keep our guts healthy.
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All of the Democrats know you are right, but unlike you, they don't have the "guts" to say so!
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These were things that many conservative and centrist voters believe in their guts, even if they don't articulate them.
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Let me tell you, kid, it's all blood and guts in the back room, in one form or another.
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To the Editor: It took guts for Lori Szala to write about her decision not to have an abortion.
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Fetishizing of material wealth is the shit that kills us: It's in our guts and deep in our psyches.
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Verdi's "Macbeth" (1847) is savage Italian blood and guts, a product of bel canto's discovery of full-bodied Romanticism.
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But the guts of Graham, whether telling a story or not, is movement — initiated from a deep, internal place.
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No other president in history, not one, would have had the guts to change the system at its roots.
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His position is untenable, and he should have the guts for once to do the decent thing and resign.
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But he didn't have the guts to do it himself, so he asked a friend to do the deed.
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The reduction might be because the seaweed interrupts the process of production of the gas in the animals' guts.
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Pruitt simply had the guts to take a stand in favor of citizens and animal shelters of his state.
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As an accompaniment to the main fish dish, Kayrouz makes a bouillon consisting of the fish's guts and head.
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It was called garum — a salty sauce made from fermented fish guts, which they doused every possible meal in.
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And perhaps not surprisingly, almost all of the changes in people's guts dissipated after six weeks of not exercising.
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David Byrne is walking purposefully through an intricate network of hallways in the backstage guts of Brooklyn's Barclays Center.
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But you can admire the guts it takes to keep singing after the rough year that she's been through.
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Take out the guts of that Italian hero, and turning it into a pasta salad perfect for a picnic.
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She uses impasto paint handling as a signifier of earth, guts, and skin, rather than a signifier of prowess.
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She aches for a change in her life but lacks the guts and imagination to do anything about it.
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On Tuesday, during a segment called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts ," in which "The Late Late Show" host and his guest are faced with the choice of answering a tough question or eating a delicacy, Kris Jenner asked Corden why her son-in-law hasn't done his "Carpool Karaoke" bit yet.
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During a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" on The Late Late Show with James Corden, in which guests choose between answering revealing questions about their life or eating a disgusting food, the now-sober Aerosmith frontman didn't hold back when asked how much money he'd spent on drugs.
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That's made worse by stomach fat, which acts like a rubber band constricting your guts as they try to expand.
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It ventured a bit of more controversial stuff, but it left out much of the guts of the Conservative manifesto.
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The new Apple TV hardware looks the same from the outside, but new guts make the jump to 4K possible.
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But the LG Gram is a real computer, with real guts that don't exactly feel comparable to its real competitors.
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The only real downside to the Librem, aside from the some outdated guts, is the usability of the hardware itself.
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It's going to take guts to make inroads into our communities but that's one trait we all know you have.
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I don&apost think there is anyone at this point who would say that President Trump doesn&apost have guts.
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They say they&aposre for open borders but none of them has the guts to go and foot the bill.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Step 2: Once your controller's original guts are exposed, the next step is to remove them.
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The episode tags along as he guts out another day in his life, where mere survival is a big victory.
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Above, an illustration of the first study's results, showing that some people's guts resist probiotic colonization, while others do not.
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Blood and guts are everywhere in his body of work, and the glee he takes in composing them is evident.
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A$AP Twelvyy, A$AP Ant, A$AP Nast, A$AP Ferg & Playboi Carti Lil Uzi Vert - Neon Guts feat.
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Wolfe notes that when it comes to design, that board full of guts might be as impressive as the outside.
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Everyone wants to find someone who has job freedom and has the guts to go and do what he loves.
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I've missed singing my guts out and laughing and really being connected to all of those beautiful souls out there.
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Bernie Sanders argued that politicians from his and Biden's generation had the "guts" and acumen to solve the country's problems.
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Getting grabbed by an eagle—ripped open, guts torn out—while they're still alive is the "natural" way to die.
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Materially ugly, like extruded guts or discarded parts, the sculptures are formally satisfying: balanced yet full of subsections and intrigue.
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Flir today also announced the Flir Duo and Duo R — two GoPro-sized cameras with pro-quality thermal imaging guts.
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We hate each other's guts and we will never come together on anything unless the world is literally melting down.
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Hunt used this unintuitive strike to good effect against Ben Rothwell in their blood-and-guts scrap back in 2011.
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"It takes a lot of guts to admit that you're upset or that you're hurt by something," Dacus assured me.
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Hopkins says the dogs get infected by eating discarded guts of fish with water fleas carrying the Guinea worm larvae.
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The NFC chip for wireless charging blocks the pretty inside guts, so he removes it by taking out 14 screws.
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The guts, and everything from the power cord to the input ports, have all been moved off of the display.
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It's just a big black box with an OS, a lot of computing guts, and a whole mess of ports.
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The Dell is a consistent machine with great battery life, and powerful guts that deliver when you need them to.
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The woman who's got every reason in the world to despise his guts, she is going to speak the truth.
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The LG G6 is packed with a bunch of other quality guts that you'd expect from a flagship Android phone.
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This, says Dr Krajmalnik-Brown, suggests the children's guts have become healthy environments that can recruit beneficial microbes by themselves.
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That rules out simpler GUTs (including the first, called SU(5), proposed by Howard Georgi and Sheldon Glashow in 1974).
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We might even gather up the guts to declare that we can make this next year better than the last.
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The gut microbiome is simply the slew of bacteria living inside our guts that play a role in our digestion.
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And even once it's broken down it doesn't all wash into your guts in a big tsunami of food particles.
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Nintendo and Nvidia's relationship is extending beyond the latter company providing the guts for the former's so-far successful Switch.
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Corning has also experimented with a translucent glass, in case manufacturers want to show off the guts of the phone.
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The spectre of bad mothering, of Medea and her descendants, haunts this book, as do "blood, guts, misery and lust".
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"This is a warning, to think with our heads a little more and our guts a little less," Ropeik says.
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J. Warner Wallace: The three things I wish someone had the guts to tell me when I graduated from college .
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Sanders added that ordinary people need to know the Democratic Party has the guts to stand up to powerful interests.
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I don't think she will because I don't think she's got the guts to tell me what happened (in Benghazi).
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Claremont was interested in scooping out the guts and marrow of each of his characters to make sense of them.
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It's hard for me to view this phone as anything other than the G7's guts inside the V30 chassis.
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Once you get past the very different looks, the guts of the Home and the Echo actually seem very similar.
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Not surprisingly, Nvidia's income more than doubled year-over-year when the company last reported its financial guts in May.
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"What they are really saying is we don't have the guts to take on the fossil fuel industry," he said.
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The guts of the app go back to Acompli, a great mail client Microsoft acquired at the end of 2014.
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What text would you send your first love, if you had the guts to contact them out of the blue?
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The guts, he called it, every duct, pipe, tube, and pump that held together the cluster of buildings and domes.
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Bob Corker Sunday morning via Twitter, saying he lacked the "guts" to seek re-election after begging for an endorsement.
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What's more, a fishing wharf likely spills plenty of fish guts by the pier as a byproduct of doing business.
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As he noted, some of his conservative listeners may "hate" his guts for this no-holds-barred slam of Trump.
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But if people have the guts and they have artistic impulse to do something about it, I think that's great.
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Pretty sure she nicked a few I'm-singing-my-guts-out dance moves from Boyz II Men, but it works.
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But I was impressed, it takes a lot of guts (and an exceptionally strong stomach) to even consider doing that.
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Ghost nets entangling turtles, plastic bags defiling corals, and straws in the guts of fish existed in a different world.
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Namely, too many liberals in power lack the guts to sanction those dedicated to shouting down speakers from the right.
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It takes a lot of guts to ignore the pressures and just do what you think you should be doing.
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That guts the bill and the way it was done was a slap in the face of the democratic process.
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Today, especially among cowardly Senate Republicans, we're waiting for the first one with enough guts to stand up against Trump.
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"So Terry Crews had the guts to speak out about assault and 50 cent thinks it's funny." one person tweeted.
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"She added: "His position is untenable and he should have the guts for once to the decent thing and resign.
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That, Dr. Loeb said, is about what the guts of an iPhone, stripped of its packaging and displays, amount to.
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The violent guts of wind expected on Thursday have led organizers to end the stage six km from the top.
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Two asteroids smashed into one another about 470 million years ago, spilling their cosmic guts out into the solar system.
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The natural enemy of bacteria, phages are ubiquitous on Earth -- found in soil and seawater -- and in our own guts.
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Take the very title of her 1984 novel Blood and Guts in High School: it's gross, it's cool, it's funny.
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No wonder so many Republicans are voting for Trump on the basis of what they think is in his guts.
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Heralded for her aesthetic flamboyance and blood-and-guts performance style, it's easy for fans to feel familiar with Gaga.
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Then lots of folks started using homemade condoms from sheep guts and other animal innards to prevent pregnancy and disease.
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Last night, under a minute left, Thomas's fearless drive into the literal guts of James Ennis III sealed the win.
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But we need all of those candidates and public officials to have the guts to stand up to the oligarchy.
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The metal then fused to the inside of the pumpkin as it cooled, creating a rock of solid pumpkin guts.
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He says that there's no scientific evidence to support the idea that fecal matter gets jammed up in one's guts.
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Each is vying to develop the hardware and software that make up the complex guts of a self-driving vehicle.
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The Furby's motors, microchips, and plastic frame—its guts—are discarded, leaving the finished product effectively "dead," in Furby terms.
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If I think of it like poetry—which is, for me—about torturing language, making it cough up its guts.
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She admits that taking on the chip giants requires some guts, but she does not shy away from the challenge.
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It guts EPA's funding by an unprecedented $28500 billion, or 6900 percent, the largest cut for any cabinet-level agency.
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When we finally broke up, after almost two years together, I opened my first journal and started spilling my guts.
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It is about our individual and collective hearts and guts, and requires vulnerability and a willingness to grow and change.
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Turning down what may be a once-in-a-lifetime chance to go to the White House: that takes guts.
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