"The Hunger Games" (2012) — 68%"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" (2013) — 76%"The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1" (2014) — 64% "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2" (2015) — 65%
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While poverty leads to hunger, hunger is also an economic drain that worsens poverty.
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Over the course of one day, 500 authentic costumes, props and set pieces will be available for purchase from all four films: The Hunger Games, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1, and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2.
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Our biggest advantage is our hunger for knowledge and having technology to feed that hunger.
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However, Casagrande hopes it sparks a different kind of hunger: The hunger for scientific knowledge.
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I can sate my mind's hunger for exploration and my brain's hunger for neatly organized progress.
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Although many people sate their skin hunger through sex, skin hunger isn't exactly a sexual need.
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"Hunger differs radically from the delightful nuances of appetite," wrote the researchers in Men and Hunger.
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Both know that to triumph, you have to have hunger for success and hunger for food.
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Shrinking the stomach can suppress the hormones that affect hunger and satiety, like the "hunger hormone" ghrelin.
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On June 29 she ended a two-week hunger strike, her third hunger strike since being detained.
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Honor your hunger Eat consistently, throughout the day, including when you notice gentle signs of hunger. 3.
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What some psychologists term "skin hunger" (also known as touch hunger) is a need for physical human contact.
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Over five decades ago, the documentary "Hunger in America" broadcast the issue of hunger into American living rooms.
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Hunger likely only becomes relevant in negative situations because hunger itself produces unpleasant feelings -- making it easier to mistake the cause of those feelings to be the negative things around you, rather than your hunger.
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Divergent didn't become The Hunger Games because, in the end, it doesn't understand what makes The Hunger Games compelling.
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Hunger is a big problem in this country, but hunger isn't visual; there is no clear path to Instagram.
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Last month, Not Impossible Labs announced its latest project to tackle hunger using tech — an app dubbed Hunger: Not Impossible.
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"I used to satisfy people's hunger for knowledge — now, I satisfy their hunger for food," Mr. Turner, now 26, said.
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Many hormonal and mechanical signals contribute to hunger and satiety, and physiological hunger signals are just one reason people eat.
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"There's an incredible hunger out there for our history, and that hunger has grown dramatically in recent years," he noted.
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"We used to say nobody could ever die from hunger, but we have seen people actually die of hunger," said Louay.
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Anti-hunger advocates credit students with both sounding the alarm about hunger on campus and in some cases offering ingenious solutions.
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To hear Mr. Goodman tell it, Manhattan's hunger for jurors seemed rivaled only by Manhattan jurors' hunger to slip their bonds.
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But instead of looking for ways to end hunger, this administration is doing an end-run around Congress to make hunger worse.
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Exciting news, Hunger Games fans: A prequel novel set 64 years before the events of The Hunger Games is coming May 2020!
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But, at the end of the day, hunger, the despair of hunger, is the same to all those who suffer from it.
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UNICEF and Action Against Hunger are part of a coalition which aims to double the numbers of children treated for extreme hunger.
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This "meat hunger" is actually a hunger for protein, Zaraska concludes, and you can get that from peanut butter, lentils, or black beans.
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Francis Lawrence — the Oscar-winner's director on The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and both The Hunger Games: Mockingjay films — helms this new feature.
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The spot was released in September for Hunger Action Month, which aims to boost action and awareness around hunger in the United States.
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Touch hunger (also called skin hunger) is a term psychologists coined to describe the yearning and inherent need humans have for physical contact.
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Hunger also just puts you in a bad mood: A 2018 study found that feelings of hunger amplify negative feelings happening around you.
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Stress drove up hunger in all of the participants, but the hunger hormone ghrelin rose even higher if participants were subjected to the stressful situation later in the day, suggesting stress may have a more profound effect on hunger in the evening.
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But it's not just The Office and The Hunger Games (or, probably more accurately, The Hunger Games' much more violent Japanese forebear, Battle Royale).
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Global hunger is at historic lows, and has fallen dramatically since the 1990s, as measured by the International Food Policy Institute's Global Hunger Index.
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In 1990, 17 countries, including Ethiopia, had a level of hunger deemed "extremely alarming," and the hunger situation was considered "alarming" in 25 more.
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" Speaking on the prevalence of hunger in America, Davis said, "We have an image of hunger that comes from Africa, but this is America.
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Rep. Nanette Barragán (D-Calif.) said on Sunday that there is "hunger for new faces" and "hunger for new voices" in the Democratic Party.
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Their feel-good meditations bring to mind Werner Erhard's Hunger Project, an organization founded, in the late nineteen-seventies, ostensibly to end world hunger.
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Internationally, hunger can lead to political unrest, which then makes hunger worse by delaying or eliminating work in conflict regions to combat food insecurity.
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"We have to fasten onto the hunger," she wrote, since hunger reminds us that we are not self-sustaining, that God is spiritual bread.
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Clearly wars and climate change are a cause of hunger, let us then not present hunger as though it were some sort of incurable disease.
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" In a 2014 NPR story on the planned digitization, Adler said, "I want to believe there's a hunger — really a global hunger — for these materials.
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Similarly, each Hunger Games book featured a new iteration of the Hunger Games themselves (though this grew incredibly abstract in the third and final volume).
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Billy Shore founded the national anti-hunger nonprofit Share Our Strength, which created the No Kid Hungry campaign focused on ending childhood hunger in America.
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He also served as a congressional appointee to the National Commission on Hunger, a group tasked with finding innovative ways to end hunger in America.
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In addition to my work as Director of the Center for Hunger-Free Communities, I served as co-chair of the National Commission on Hunger.
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Hunger neurons are quite real: neuroscientists have demonstrated their function by stimulating hunger neurons artificially, causing mice to eat at weird times and gain weight.
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Coco confuses love with hunger, and hunger with panic, leading her to a cycle of binge-eating and reckless sex as her mother gets weaker.
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The Hunger Project also runs a slew of programs focused on community cooperation, female empowerment, and government partnership as tools to fight hunger across the globe.
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Action Against Hunger said millions caught up in the "almost invisible" crisis - affecting Nigeria, Niger, Chad, and Cameroon - faced poverty, hunger, sexual violence and child kidnapping.
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The group, along with congressional staffers and other volunteers, packaged more than 7,500 meals for Rise Against Hunger, an international hunger relief organization, according to organizers.
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Liev Schreiber, Leighton Meester, David Arquette and more Hollywood stars are coming together to help end nationwide hunger in honor of Feeding America's Hunger Action Month.
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The sleeve, and especially the bypass, seems to suppress hormones that affect hunger and satiety, like the "hunger hormone" ghrelin — something no diet will ever do.
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Hunger for music and hunger for food are not mutually exclusive, and I certainly spent a fair amount of time seeking out some great cheap eats.
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Psychologists have traditionally thought of hunger and emotions as separate, with hunger and other physical states as basic drives with different physiological and neural underpinnings from emotions.
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Upton has clients use a hunger scale to rate their hunger from 1 (not hungry) to 10 (about to eat this Craisin I found under my seat).
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But in my (admittedly gross) experience of begging people for their scraps, I think I'm more often motivated by fear of hunger than any actual hunger pangs.
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When, with sobering insight, Lynch writes that "though you can learn to ignore hunger … hunger is always thinking of you," he's the voice of today's famished millions.
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China's fight against hunger has remained relatively stable over the last 15 years, with its hunger reduction rate slowing only marginally since its high from 1992 to 1997.
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He works at the intersection of our hunger for ratings, our hunger for things that are outrageous and interesting, the way we operate in competitive pressures with others.
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"War and hunger are the two dangers in our lives now because they are killing children in the war and the hunger is killing us also," he said.
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Break for the World, a Christian group dedicated to ending hunger, created a bingo card that included the topics of SNAP (the former food stamp program), and hunger.
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It's also the 12th highest bow of all time, sandwiched between The Hunger Games: Catching Fire ($147 million in 2013) and The Hunger Games ($152 million in 113).
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In June, Nazanin staged a hunger strike in prison and her husband staged his own hunger strike in London to highlight her plight and push for her release.
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"If our audience shows a hunger for Gavin McInnes or a hunger for Milo Yiannopoulos, then I will make an honest effort to bring them," Washington State's Rezamand said.
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"With over 2,500 hunger relief organizations regularly using MealConnect, we are in a position to nationally scale this solution and help end hunger in America," the platform's website reads.
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Hunger strike by hunger strike, petition by petition, lawsuit by lawsuit, they attempt — and sometimes, though often at tremendous personal cost, are able — to force the prison to reform.
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The hunger strikers at Spelman and Morehouse were part of a growing coalition of youth who have joined Swipe Out Hunger, a nonprofit that advocates donating unused meal credits.
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While it might sound nonsensical at first, rabbits symbolise rebirth – insomuch as they are always re-birthing – while their hunger for carrots mirrored the German hunger for a united nation.
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"'Real Hunger Games' gears up for TV launch from bear-infested island in Siberia" Real Hunger Games gears up for TV launch from bear-infested island in Siberia https://t.
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"You see a lot of PSAs about international hunger and how hunger is threatening lives around the world," Clay Dunn, chief communications officer at nonprofit No Kid Hungry, tells Mashable.
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Reactions TO THE EDITOR: Re "A Hunger for Change" (June 21): Hunger on college campuses should not be a shock to anyone who has attended college on a limited budget.
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Mariana Chilton, PhD, professor in Drexel University's Dornsife School of Public Health and director of the Center for Hunger-Free Communities, former co-chair of the National Commission on Hunger.
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"Hunger has been on the rise over the past three years, returning to levels from a decade ago," the UN agencies responsible for hunger and health said in a statement.
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"Most cravings are emotional, and there's a difference between emotional hunger and actual hunger," says Mary Beth Sodus, a Nutritional Therapist and Registered Dietician at the University of Maryland Medical Center.
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For instance, Jennifer Lawrence's performance of "The Hanging Tree" from the third Hunger Games movie was ineligible, because its lyrics were written by Suzanne Collins for the Hunger Games book series.
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"A hunger strike is very dangerous," said Sergei I. Grigoryants, who served two terms in prison as a dissident in the 1970s and 1980s and was force-fed during hunger strikes.
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If we want to end hunger, we cannot allow opponents of these programs to frame the anti-hunger effort as zero sum – that helping someone means someone else must have less.
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Donate here MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger, a national Jewish organization that mobilizes the Jewish-American community to advocate for anti-hunger policy, focuses on populations that are often overlooked.
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"Our goal is to end hunger, " Domingues said eagerly.
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You can also support national programs like Meals on Wheels and No Kid Hungry, which work to combat hunger in the two age demographics most vulnerable to hunger on a national scale.
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For instance, Jennifer Lawrence's 2014 performance of "The Hanging Tree" from the third Hunger Games movie was ineligible, because its lyrics were written by Suzanne Collins for the Hunger Games book series.
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The as-yet untitled book will take place 64 years before the events of the first Hunger Games book, or, rather, the 74th Hunger Games, as narrated by Katniss "Bad Bitch" Everdeen.
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"I think with a lot of players, hunger comes before results, and I think with Madison, her results came before hunger," said Evert, who has known Keys since Keys was a child.
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To hunger for the Heaviside Layer means to hunger for a new life, and the felines of "Cats" (it was an issue with the show, too) are feeling pretty good about things.
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The use of the hunger strike in Iran has in some ways put the government in an embarrassing position, as it exalted the Northern Ireland hunger strikers who once vexed the British.
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Or, put another way, it became easier to understand real life as an extension of The Hunger Games than it was to understand The Hunger Games as an extension of real life.
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The researchers analysed 462 scientific studies that explored the modification of appetite where hunger levels were self-reported by participants, to see if hunger was actually a reliable predictor of calorie consumption.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Global hunger has fallen more than a quarter since 2000, but conflict and climate shocks are beginning to reverse these gains, an annual global hunger index said on Thursday.
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We looked at hunger as a business problem and not as a charity — and that philosophy led us to come up with a solution that actually solves hunger, not just for marketing purposes.
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But no medicines could undo the damage done by hunger.
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As a result, they have lost their hunger for reform.
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Some of these were undead shadows bearing hunger and hate.
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It's definitely an option, provided the athlete has the hunger.
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They had organized three hunger strikes to protest their treatment.
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My stomach is still asleep so no hunger to address.
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I learned really creative ways to satisfy hunger without eating.
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We knew about the man's hunger; his fervor; his appetite.
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In no way do I see this as solving hunger.
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In fact, they could be the key to curbing hunger.
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Their children cry from hunger, his wife, Lydia, tells me.
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Sometimes when we're dehydrated, we mistake that sensation for hunger.
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They all became saints because their hunger spiritually enlightened them.
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"There is a real hunger for these stories," Charaipotra wrote.
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And they go about their business with energy and hunger.
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Shortages of food and medicine are causing hunger and looting.
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Warning: This ain't your Hunger Games or Harry Potter slideshow.
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Despite your hunger and your problems, don't come to Libya.
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About 200 Yukpas have fled hunger in their ancestral lands.
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Ireland's Great Hunger Museum, Quinnipiac University, 3011 Whitney Avenue. ighm.nfshost.
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Ireland's Great Hunger Museum, Quinnipiac University, 913 Whitney Avenue. ighm.nfshost.
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As supplies have dwindled, levels of hunger have risen sharply.
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The Gulf state's hunger for big guns is hardly exceptional.
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Ireland's Great Hunger Museum, Quinnipiac University, 4023 Whitney Avenue. ighm.nfshost.
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So we learned that hunger doesn't really look like anything.
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Ireland's Great Hunger Museum, Quinnipiac University, 2311 Whitney Avenue. ighm.nfshost.
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What is stopping him from proposing a Muslim "Hunger Games"?
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"The children are dying of hunger and insecurity," Silva added.
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Hunger is connected to money, weapons are connected to money.
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He also argued that hunger strike was not a crime.
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Already over 8 million people are at emergency hunger levels.
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Yes, film fans, it's basically Battle Royale or Hunger Games.
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This causes dehydration and more hunger, creating a vicious cycle.
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Willow Shields and Paula Malcomson in 'The Hunger Games' franchise.
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One pensioner, Tatiana Shmiganovskaya, even held a brief hunger strike.
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Hunger erodes willpower, and that's the reason most diets fail.
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I mean, didn't the youths flip over The Hunger Games?
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"It's like Hunger Games," Instacart worker Heidi Carrico told Bloomberg.
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Instead people died from diseases of overcrowding, hunger, and neglect.
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There are a lot of parallels between hunger and horniness.
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"You have to have this hunger to learn," she says.
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Sharmila will finally conclude her hunger strike on August 9.
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The hunger strike was said to have begun on Wednesday.
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There is no recovering hero in Hunger, no savior therapist.
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We have a long way to go to zero hunger.
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One at a time, they speak of chaos, hunger, confusion.
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Things like Hunger Games started to show what was possible.
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"Even the camera guys were from Hunger Games," says Lawrence.
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Viola Davis is ramping up her fight against childhood hunger.
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In the countryside, they fear hunger as the economy collapses.
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For sure to keep your attention and relieve your hunger!
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In 2015, she joined Michael Kors' Watch Hunger Stop campaign.
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In Giannis' case, we overcame everything: hunger, law, prejudices, poverty.
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We have to believe in their talent, hunger and determination.
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They died from hunger in the act of eating. Children
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Feelings of extreme hunger set in… In the second phase,
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SNAP represents America's frontline of defense against hunger and malnutrition.
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Hunger, hyperinflation, and skyrocketing malaria rates can have that effect.
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The USDA's proposed rule strategically, bureaucratically and undemocratically upholds hunger.
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When water sources dry up, hunger, displacement, and radicalization follow.
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About a third struggle with hunger, homelessness and housing instability.
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In times of crisis, women are especially vulnerable to hunger.
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It tries to satisfy very basic needs: hunger, safety, horniness.
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Hunger is a particularly prevalent issue on community college campuses.
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Environmentalists often discuss saving the planet without talking about hunger.
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That may reflect investors' hunger for the company's reliable dividends.
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Ms. Sharmila's hunger strike has been waged in relative isolation.
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It helps me distinguish between thirst, boredom, and actual hunger.
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Hunger Games actress and activist Amandla Stenberg criticized Jenner's cornrows.
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He tells of his flight from bombs, hunger and repression.
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The Iowa caucuses revealed their hunger for something new politically.
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He also launched a nonprofit organization, Veterans Combating Child Hunger.
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He was hungry, but at the same time beyond hunger.
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They hunger to be taken seriously despite their racist views.
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I.C.E. does not retaliate in any way against hunger strikers.
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Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl, Carrie Brownstein July & August!
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The first Avengers movie came out, and Hunger Games premiered.
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If it's true hunger, then, you know, I'll eat something.
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But hunger has a way of reminding you it's there.
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We already know the hunger for this exists in states.
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When he comes like bread, there will be no hunger.
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So it appears as if Staal will satisfy that hunger.
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We still have many people that need liberation from hunger.
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Hunger for the next week is the most delicious meal.
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An end to hunger, or to war, or to oppression.
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Her mother died soon afterwards of disease, hunger and exhaustion.
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One of their leaders, Jonathan Butler, began a hunger strike.
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All that's left is decaying flesh, hunger, and the screams.
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It's like the scene where Katniss enters the Hunger Games.
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SC: Bread crops up a lot in The Hunger Games.
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Really, there's a hunger for it that I don't remember.
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The food satisfied my hunger; the moment heightened my appreciation.
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We've got to come with that desperation and hunger, too.
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It showed the hunger he has, the edge, the energy.
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"There is a deep hunger to solve this," he said.
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"I decided I would start a hunger strike," she said.
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The Dutch Hunger Winter has proved unique in unexpected ways.
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There was now a hunger for alternative voices, he added.
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What was the starting point for "I hunger for you"?
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Amid all this, the hunger for the Olympics remains strong.
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Failing that, Emma Watson or that woman from Hunger Games.
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They also sang their wish to end hunger and war.
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Hunger cannot wait a month or two for a contract.
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Relief from "the anxiety of hunger" was overwhelming, says Lai.
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When it comes to dealing with hunger, everyone is different.
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So family, curiosity and hunger for knowledge all define me.
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And they go about their business with energy and hunger.
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The banana has come in handy to stave off hunger.
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Policies to combat hunger are subject to the same debates.
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"Love me?" she asks, again and again, with infinite hunger.
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According to Feeding America, 46 million Americans struggle with hunger.
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Over 70 percent of North Korea's population lives in hunger.
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JUBA, South Sudan — The hunger season came early this year.
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"Ron reath," she said — her words for the hunger season.
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The continued destruction of reefs might well worsen global hunger.
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" It expands the conversation she started with her memoir, "Hunger.
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He was in the hospital recovering from a hunger strike.
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We decided globally that our cause is to fight hunger.
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Now it's a streaming Hunger Games for your eye balls.
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Emperial Young is on day eight of a hunger strike.
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Hunger striking is the most peaceful form of resistance available.
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Job training makes for better job candidates — hunger does not.
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SNAP is our nation's first line of defense against hunger.
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Our hunger for these devices shows no sign of abating.
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But, for years, I retained an intense hunger for devotion.
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Mothers detained there went on a hunger strike in 2016.
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Which doesn't mean I didn't hunger for readers and fame.
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Mockingjay (Hunger Games Trilogy, Book 3) by Suzanne Collins 5.
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She went on hunger strikes to protest the imaginary surveillance.
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He also is believed to be on a hunger strike.
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Details about the hunger strike at the M.C.C. were scarce.
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Every minute of public outrage feeds their hunger for validation.
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"So many people here are dying of hunger," he said.
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Meaning, we will cut hunger and poverty to the quick!
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Go deeper: The global cycle of violence, hunger and migration
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Why are people dying of hunger with all this food!
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God sees me, and I have to control my hunger.
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Until, of course, I started to hunger for more progress.
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Join these chefs in raising awareness and funds for hunger relief across the country by taking the Kick Hunger Challenge with your favorite football team and making a donation to their local food bank.
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Hunger is tied to education and economic mobility, and the public and private sectors need to find solutions that break cycles of generational poverty in the United States to tackle child hunger, he said.
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Hunger strike Earlier in January, Zaghari-Ratcliffe announced she will start a hunger strike on January 14 after being refused access to medical help, according to a letter published by an Iranian rights group.
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To shine a spotlight on global hunger, their line also started a tradition that they called the "Stop Hunger Fast" where they fasted together over one weekend and got other people to sponsor them.
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Official: Largest Palestinian prisoner hunger strike ever The hunger strikers' long list of demands includes an end to solitary confinement and administrative detention, a policy under which Israel holds prisoners without charge or trial.
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First came Silver Linings Playbook in 2012, then Hunger Games: Catching Fire and American Hustle in 2013 then the first Hunger Games: Mockingjay movie in 2014, and finally the second Mockingjay and Joy in 2015.
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"The way she uses words to communicate and the words she's combining is really similar to a 2-year-old child," says Hunger, who documents Stella's progress on her blog, Hunger For Words, and Instagram.
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Also hunger in the U.S. – one in five kids in the U.S. faces 'food insecurity' – maybe not hunger but in a home where there may not be enough money to put food on the table.
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This was roundly criticized by anti-hunger groups and other organizations because it would undermine the dignity and autonomy of SNAP recipients and, in the process, would lead to increases in food insecurity and hunger.
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"Hunger" addresses both her issues with food and her creative desires.
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There is certainly a hunger for playoff success in Kansas City.
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There is a hunger for this new meaning all around us.
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Fortnite is a game with undeniable similarities to the Hunger Games.
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No. Does this mean we shouldn't care about hunger in America?
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This incessant hunger probably helped it survive for thousands of years.
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Especially fantasy and sci-fi: Game of Thrones, The Hunger Games.
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"[G]ot 'creative' with my hunger today," he captioned the photos.
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"Hunger has reached the barrios," Judith Echezuría said as she marched.
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These are all types of hunger, but they are pretty different.
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Packed some almonds (can't risk getting distracted by hunger) and water.
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It will be sure to prevent hunger pangs during your travels.
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Macineiras himself was hospitalized for four days after his hunger strike.
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And her shock has given way to a hunger for justice.
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"We survived thirst and hunger and so much killing," he says.
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They say it "suppresses hunger;" that claim is plausible but preliminary.
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Scientists began investigating skin hunger shortly after the Second World War.
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Hunger and isolation cast a filter of darkness over the country.
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They have been serving us Hunger Games realness, and honey. HONNNEEEEYYYYY!
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What I didn't say was that I had fainted from hunger.
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"The hunger for this from our employees was unbelievable," said Kohner.
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Such prodigious waste exacts multiple costs, from hunger to misspent cash.
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The children, you can count their ribs because of the hunger.
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Over time people have tried to have pills to control hunger.
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After my raging hunger is cured, I get to meal prepping.
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"It's near where they filmed 'The Hunger Games,' " Ms. Martin said.
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Will Italy pledge to end hunger at the Global Citizen Festival?
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Bawazir was among prisoners who protested with a lengthy hunger strike.
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The mouse doesn't hunt out of hunger—scientists are in control.
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The Hunger Games star announced her engagement on Instagram last night.
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Airstrikes, cholera and hunger have killed tens of thousands of people.
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His other credits include the critically lauded pictures Hunger and Shame.
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Working together -- across sectors and disciplines -- we can make hunger history.
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Ending hunger is not going to come from producing more food.
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Colbert enjoys using The Hunger Games to explain the presidential race.
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Hunger had completely altered his appearance in a matter of months.
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Unlike his father, he is open in his hunger for power.
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It's easier for people to acknowledge hunger among community college students.
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Cramer credits his success to his hunger and perseverance – and luck.
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So we expected to see decreases in food insecurity and hunger.
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Drought has devastated vegetation and water supplies, and hunger is soaring.
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Our hunger for silly sentiments expressed in 137 characters is relentless.
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Which, George's father proclaims, means George has effectively solved world hunger!
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Eighteen people per minute — one every four seconds — killed by hunger.
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Moments like this made all the hunger and pain feel worthwhile.
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Poverty and hunger are continuous social ills that plague our society.
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I am carrying out a hunger strike of my own will.
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That hunger to feel something in the theater is still there.
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Fact: None dies of hunger in Dubai, millions do in India!
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These are people pushed to the edge of desperation by hunger.
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For Kelly, though, the scope of her hunger was quite literal.
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Now, drought in the continent's east is pushing millions into hunger.
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Has being on hunger strike inside changed your perspective at all?
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But it has addressed hunger with calories, not with healthful foods.
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Thousands of people died from hunger and disease along the way.
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Your hunger and work ethic has to always remain the same.
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Hunger ceased to be a major issue about a decade ago.
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In the early 1900s, the Suffragettes waged hunger strikes in prison.
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And why not use one form of hunger to enhance another?
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Through it all, you can hear an optimism, a renewed hunger.
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When he roughs someone up, that 'feeling of hunger' is awakened.
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Nevertheless, the hunger for and possibility of solidarity among women beckons.
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A hallmark of Obama's presidency was combating hunger across the globe.
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Smith's political hunger is at times ravenous enough to swallow proportion.
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He has launched a hunger strike to protest against the charges.
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So will cockroach milk become a panacea for hunger and sustainability?
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The overall thread is this thread of, I had this hunger.
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We want to fight hunger and provide access to good food.
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"I think how important dogs are to their humans," Hunger says.
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And he gets murdered for his hubris and hunger for power.
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We hunger for conclusions, especially when there aren't any good ones.
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The migration of Syrian refugees into Europe was fueled by hunger.
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More than resume and pedigree, "we look for hunger," Huang says.
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William A. Ackman's hunger for fast food just cannot be satiated.
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And when we're dehydrated, it also mimics the signs of hunger.
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The Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger maintains vibrant urban farming spaces.
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Lawrence returns as Katniss in "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" (2013).
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The truth is hunger takes a very real toll on women.
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Hunger is a simple thing, an alarm bell in the brain.
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But where did that original immense confidence — and hunger — come from?
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He is now in his third month of that hunger strike.
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The talent and hunger were just too much for most opponents.
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Trump's hunger for credit has become a subplot of his presidency.
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There's even some subtle Hunger Games action towards the very end.
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Mass shootings, rather than temper gun sales, only feed the hunger.
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Dallas. He expressed outrage at hunger in the Mississippi Delta, mistreatment
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But somehow, television has turned Lurhmann's frantic visual hunger into exuberance.
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"Hunger Cradle" is now installed overhead in the second-floor corridor.
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Veterans are experiencing hunger at what should be considered shocking rates.
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One of the charities I work with is Action Against Hunger.
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There's just one problem: The Divergent series isn't The Hunger Games.
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Cancer, bigotry, hunger, you know the "hard" stuff—not so much.
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This indicates that there's something else to hunger, a moderating factor.
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Further research, however, hasn't borne out the POMC anti-hunger hypothesis.
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As if sensing the pangs of hunger, fate once again intervened.
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Here are seven things you need to know about world hunger.
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"There will be real hunger in the weeks ahead," he said.
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The set is very The Hunger Games meets The Cheesecake Factory.
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Bread can contribute to life or death in The Hunger Games.
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DL: You cowrote the screenplay for the first Hunger Games movie.
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He also collects food from the Bedford-Stuyvesant Campaign Against Hunger.
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That means ameliorating hunger, homelessness and sickness on an unprecedented scale.
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Why he's glad he was only in one "Hunger Games" movie.
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BUT THE HUNGER for that older way of doing things persists.
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The debate was settled in a sugary Hunger Games bake-off.
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"Every few seconds, a child dies of hunger," he would say.
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Last year was one of the worst on record for hunger.
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Restaurants serve lavish meals a few hundred yards from hunger wards.
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It wants to promote African economic development and end world hunger.
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He doesn't appear to hunger for applause the way Key does.
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I got it from one of the "Hunger Games" press tours.
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Parables respond to our deep hunger to be in close relationship.
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A worsening of the humanitarian crisis, particularly widespread hunger and disease?
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And with hunger comes fulfillment, food restored to its natural function.
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Ghrelin promotes hunger and body fat, and it lowers energy expenditure.
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But the collection's title story, "A Hunger Artist," is most remarkable.
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It was now not just a matter of staving off hunger.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger experienced hunger riots in post-World War II Austria.
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She complains of hunger, yet to please Coenraad abstains from nourishment.
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Thirst and hunger set in, killing more than a dozen men.
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One of the most challenging songs was "Hunger," the second single.
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Knobel said he sees the hunger for that all around him.
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In such circles, the hunger-striking educators are simply leftist militants.
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The infestation could cause a hunger crisis for millions of people.
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"The hunger strike is over," Mohammad Taghi Karroubi wrote on Twitter.
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We knew it will be hunger; maybe it will be tough.
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He had also worked on "24: Legacy" and 'The Hunger Games.'
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In 22019, about 5 million people suffered hunger in the country.
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Hunger for both of these results helped amnio explode in popularity.
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Within the same genre, Mr. Das has more attack, more hunger.
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HUNGER A Memoir of (My) Body By Roxane Gay 306 pp.
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Fiction, she tells her students nowadays, stems from desire, from hunger.
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Ewoldt noted that patients often end up misinterpreting thirst for hunger.
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Hunger is associated with desire, whereas thirst is associated with need.
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Afgan Mukhtarli (Azerbaijan)Diabetic journalist on hunger strike in Azerbaijan prison.
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Through our hunger strike, we seek an end to these abuses.
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Apologies for the prolonged hunger & hope to be back up soon!
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Namely, an increase in food insecurity and hunger in our country.
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There should be no politics played when it comes to hunger.
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It's a prequel to the "Hunger Games" series by Suzanne Collins.
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"Energy, workrate, enthusiasm and hunger," said Gold of the Tolouse prop.
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Overall, the 2010s have seen a hunger for female role models.
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Catching Fire (Hunger Games Trilogy, Book 27) by Suzanne Collins 210.
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Democrats and Republicans often come together on the issue of hunger.
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None has been so naked in his hunger for that heft.
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With food shortages rampant, he believed noodles could cure world hunger.
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Malaria infections, along with hunger and tuberculosis, have surged since 2008.
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Is The Hunger Games' critique of contemporary media and capitalism useful?
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There was commentary on poverty, hunger, rising rents and man buns.
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Hunger is common, and the shelves of grocery stores lie bare.
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Inflation has skyrocketed, hunger is endemic, and hospitals are without medicine.
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It saved millions of people from a month of severe hunger.
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Considering the [statistics on world hunger], this is hard to ignore.
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Mr. Kabila's hunger to hold on to power is no surprise.
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And the new glut seemed to increase rather than appease hunger.
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Most Rwandans are dying of hunger, they have nowhere to live.
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It's good to see the energy in people's eyes, the hunger.
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One-third of the population died from hunger and exposure there.
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For most people – including the military – it was hunger or trade.
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For a picture essay on hunger in Yemen, click on reut.
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The Palestinian prison hunger strike hints at a leadership power struggle The Palestinian prison hunger strike hints at a leadership power struggle Jailed Palestinian activist Marwan Barghouti is back in the headlines this week after launching a massive hunger strike involving 1,100 prisoners throughout Israel, a move that could position him to be the next leader of a Palestinian state.
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Doctors continue to debate the ethics of force-feeding prisoners of conscience on a hunger strike, but based on official media accounts, it's likely that Irom's hunger strike wouldn't have been disastrous to her physical health.
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Keep hunger on domestic and international agendas First is the continued political will to keep this issue high on domestic and international agendas, for no country can be strong when its people are weakened by hunger.
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One of the issues she's most passionate about solving is childhood hunger, which is why she teamed up with the organization No Kid Hungry, a Washington-based non-profit dedicated to ending childhood hunger in America.
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Lionsgate, the studio behind The Hunger Games has teamed up with Profiles in History, one of the world's leading Hollywood memorabilia auction houses, to hold the The World of The Hunger Games Auction on May 20, 2016.
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When the National Commission on Hunger (of which I was a co-chair) toured the country, I again saw firsthand the value of the child nutrition programs in reducing hunger, improving academic performance, and helping children develop.
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It's like the Star Wars creative team knew we didn't like either of the Hunger Games: Mockingjay movies that much and decided to give us both a Hunger Games remake and a Star Wars film in one.
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Disparities in hunger and poverty across the states, typical before the modern food stamp program began in the 1970s, would return, as would more hunger over all, especially in recessions, when states are forced to cut spending.
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They will carry with them a hunger for inclusion and dignity that burns within all people, a hunger that's now on the global agenda, an agenda that's led by people with intellectual disabilities that will benefit everyone.
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The offender left the following note, apologizing for the hunger-fueled theft.
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"Hunger is such a crucial issue all over the country," says White.
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Bangladesh peaked at a hunger reduction rate of 10.9% from 1997-2002.
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There were Hunger Games comparisons, True Detective references, and Chris Christie jokes.
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I sense something in my gut which I willingly mistake for hunger.
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It's sort of like The Hunger Games, only with fewer mutant wolves.
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Also, protein keeps blood-sugar levels steady, which prevent spikes in hunger.
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For decades, world hunger has been one of humanity's most pressing issues.
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That number rises every minute, as does our hunger for a deal.
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"You tried to dance with me," said the Hunger Games actor, 30.
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EST Updated to include comments from Weir about the 'Hunger Games' comparison.
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We watch the third Hunger Games movie and eat ice cream afterward.
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This phenomenal energy hunger is implicit in the nature of cryptocurrency mining.
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I have grapes as a snack to ward off hunger until then.
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There may be an even more pressing reason to sign up: hunger.
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Other research has shown a correlation between hunger and reduced academic outcomes.
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But she also had hunger, he said, even in a literal sense.
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Using hunger as a weapon flies in the face of international law.
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They're very real, but different from hunger in that they're more specific.
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The investment is happening because people still have a hunger for it.
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Forty-five districts have "pockets of people facing catastrophic hunger", he added.
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"The government isn't holding us back, or hunger or poverty," Williamson explains.
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" The Hunger Games actor also shared the same photo, writing, "My love.
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The hunger for the stories of women of all ages is there.
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He thought teaching should draw on issues that affected learners, like hunger.
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"I love Liam so much," Cyrus said of the Hunger Games star.
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Some "coolies" were fleeing poverty and hunger; others were coerced or deceived.
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Germany could not supply the war without incurring widespread shortage and hunger.
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The Hunger Games has nothing on Discovery's new adventure series, The Wheel!
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"We are going to address directly this challenge of hunger," Kerry said.
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Savchenko has gone on hunger strike twice before, once for 83 days.
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In January WFP said 14 million people in the region faced hunger.
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But that hunger for an outlet for those complicated emotions is universal.
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You can't accept hunger in a world that has so much (wealth).
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His hunger and determination to learn and succeed has made him irreplaceable.
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The potato has been unfairly demonized—it's actually a potent hunger tamer.
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Sam Claflin has gone from The Hunger Games to the diaper games!
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And social media has driven a hunger for notoriety at any cost.
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Inmates who contacted the center reported eating toothpaste to stave off hunger.
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Fighting over the remote is not so different from The Hunger Games.
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The result is an insatiable hunger for new forms of digital entertainment.
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"WFP is extremely concerned by this alarming level of hunger," Adoua said.
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Also, protein keeps blood-sugar levels steady, which prevents spikes in hunger.
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The two, weakened by their hunger strike, are both now in wheelchairs.
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Slowly she came to her senses, and confusion was replaced by hunger.
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But Canedo said that many old difficulties in addressing campus hunger remain.
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I learned that hunger is a matter of ownership and of distribution.
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In other words, SNAP has done a great job of stopping hunger.
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In 2012, he went on a hunger strike that lasted 110 days.
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Tony Robbins argues that hunger is the most important indicator of success.
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Citing Depardon's lawyer, RSF said he started the hunger strike on Sunday.
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Our hunger for items containing palm oil has an environmental cost, however.
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The government's hunger for control is now clouding the broad economic picture.
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NEWPORT, Wales — Imam Sis has been on hunger strike since December 17.
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The cliche of sexual desire as hunger lives because of its truth.
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And 60% of people affected by chronic hunger are women and girls.
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To help, donate to Unicef, Save the Children or Action Against Hunger.
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Three months into his hunger strike, Mohammed al Qiq's form is skeletal.
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When you say the band lost its hunger, what do you mean?
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Even Sam Claflin, of Hunger Games fame, was upset by the news.
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For many of the country's tobacco farmers, the hunger is just beginning.
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Donate You have options when it comes to donating to address hunger.
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And when hunger sets in, it's hard not to crave a burger.
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Yet across the United States, 13 million children face hunger per year.
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And when hunger and hormones collide, it can get a little dangerous.
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Hunger will now come up in your active effects, just like vampirism.
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This is a child hunger crisis that Congress must take action on.
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During their long journey they have battled hunger, exhaustion and chronic illness.
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Congress should not add a greater risk of hunger to that list.
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Josh Hutcherson (The Hunger Games) will play the heroic, alien-befriending janitor.
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Lateef Johar Baloch: I started my hunger strike on April 22, 2014.
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However, social media played the greatest role in highlighting my hunger strike.
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Hunger loves knowing Stella's thoughts, and the dog seems pleased as well.
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This is not easy for anyone given language barriers, fatigue and hunger.
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The hunger for change, particularly among the young, is huge and growing.
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"Here I am showing you the ferocity of my hunger," Gay writes.
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Not surprisingly, food loss is one of the major causes of hunger.
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Some of the politicians and protest leaders also began a hunger strike.
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This month, Ms. Manning announced that she was on a hunger strike.
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Her hunger strike would continue into its fourth day by Thursday morning.
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By itself, the United States cannot solve all the world's hunger problems.
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They're using their proceeds to fight hunger and provide well-paying jobs.
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Instead, hunger only becomes relevant when people confront negative stimuli or situations.
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First, it may seem obvious, but pay more attention to your hunger.
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But it's striking how Ms. Ballinger commits to Miranda's hunger and histrionics.
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Let us work together to build a society that feeds this hunger.
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This year alone, 20,000 have fled insecurity and hunger to neighboring Ethiopia.
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To prove their own existence, they hunger for endless attention from outside.
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Banks's song—enduring hunger strikes and, later, in the U.S., force-feeding.
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But hunger wins out, and he was Kylo Ren a long time.
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He conducted a 101-day hunger strike in 2016 to protest conditions.
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The 'Hunger Games' star showed off his diving skills in Portofino, Italy.
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"The mortars are better than hunger," said 48-year old farmer Mahmoud.
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But she wasn't in the Hunger Games arena, so she'll be fine.
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The desire to be useful -- the hunger to contribute -- is out there.
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The prison service has begun separating hunger strikers into separate cell blocks.
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That would be dwarfed by the country's hunger for hard currency, however.
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As a result, she began losing her balance and fainting from hunger.
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Ahead of the rally, police detained hunger-striking opposition activist Lyubov Sobol.
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WILLIAM LAMBERS Cincinnati The writer is the author of "Ending World Hunger."
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So now me take only route available: me wage cookie hunger strike.
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She has gone on hunger strikes several times before, including this month.
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I felt there was a tremendous hunger for people to learn more.
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More so the hunger of proving that I was not washed up.
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China's industrial investment also feeds its hunger to secure global supply chains.
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"It's normally part of a switch that turns off hunger," Raffan says.
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Hunger is an enduring scourge in even the most prosperous of nations.
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Basically, it means you're in tune with your hunger and fullness cues.
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The stage looks like Voltron meets The Hunger Games meets the WWE.
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The Star Wars duo did not exactly recognize the Hunger Games star.
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For now, though, he says he is more focused on the hunger.
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My generation will be left to face a federal deficit Hunger Games.
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" At 23, Lawrence earned $500,000 for the first installment of "Hunger Games.
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The "feed" where all this takes place exposes Mao's hunger, and ours.
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There was the knowledge of thirst, pain, hunger, only the body articulate.
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Q. & A. "The Hunger Games," by Suzanne Collins, came out in 2008.
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Hunger strikers have been handled roughly in Russian prisons over the years.
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Record web traffic levels The hunger for news is measurable right now.
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An unrelenting blockade threatens a catastrophic increase in both disease and hunger.
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The two then launched a hunger strike in protest in early September.
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Prisoners in California resumed their hunger strike at midnight on Oct. 1.
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Venezuelans cannot stand for six more years of hunger, corruption and incompetence.
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Are they the sorely needed answer to worldwide hunger and food waste?
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By 30, nostalgia for past music overrides the hunger for new sounds.
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The result would be to greatly increase poverty and hunger in America.
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And I was also thinking about my most recent nonfiction book, Hunger.
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It should be obvious to educators that hunger slows growth and learning.
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Yemen was the most extreme example of a significant rise in hunger.
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I suppose he is stupid, but mostly he's just driven by hunger.
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We have meat and meth, which are for different kinds of hunger.
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Lily, a character introduced seven years ago to address child hunger, returns.
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"We think regulation of hunger and satiety is the key," she said.
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In 1957 Sharik tried another hunger strike, this time for six days.
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In protest, against the travesty of justice, Moustafa declared a hunger strike.
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"Hunger Games" author Suzanne Collins sure knows how to create a spectacle.
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And hunger, or being given too many jobs to do at once.
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Their hunger for real connection and depth, their passion for the world.
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The antipsychotic she takes causes insatiable hunger and her weight has ballooned.
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Hunger and disease racked the country and millions fled to neighboring countries.
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It takes place during a famine, and its core theme is hunger.
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It made me hunger for the rest of this nation's untold history.
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I think "Hunger Games" was one of the great things changing that.
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The escalating street violence and hunger in Venezuela are threatening to spread.
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Similarly, it's possible to end global homelessness, habitat destruction, hunger, and war.
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Hunger costs the U.S. $2628 billion in lost economic productivity each year.
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However, the combination of drugs and hunger means Swift was overly emotional.
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People also called for the release of hunger strikers in Iranian prisons.
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Two others began their hunger strike on January 30, according to ICE.
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By this point, Wafa and his friends were half-crazed with hunger.
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The United Nations says 45 million people in southern Africa face hunger.
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I had that drive, that hunger to just come out on top.
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If we keep this momentum going, ending hunger is within our reach.
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These qualities drive him to stop world hunger in a similar way.
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But even if peace can be reached, the hunger crisis still looms.
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Our team went to South Sudan to document the extent of hunger.
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"When we went on hunger strikes, the Israelis approached us," he said.
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Cholera, typhoid and meningitis finish the job that prolonged hunger has started.
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Seconds later, "Hunger" and "Donald Trump" materialized and vanished into thin air.
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Facebook's hunger for our data—for our emotions—appears to be insatiable.
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More recently, he went on a hunger strike that seriously weakened him.
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"There is a hunger for representation," Ms. Abrams said in an interview.
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We did not flee war or persecution or hunger or failed harvests.
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And that hunger transforms celebrities into primary exploiters of their own lives.
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For me, the old saying rings true: Hunger is the best condiment.
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Those less fortunate chew on the coca leaf to beat the hunger.
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The highest-grossing movie of 2013 was "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire."
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Being a war child, she suffered through hunger and hard manual labor.
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A hunger to learn new thing is deeply wired into our DNA.
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Nevertheless, it sounds grueling, and pretty similar to the fictional Hunger Games.
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Guven had been consuming water, vitamins and sugar during the hunger strike.
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I have a sense of humor but also a sense of hunger.
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The United Nations says 45 million people in southern Africa face hunger.
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This final rule weakens SNAP, the nation's most effective anti-hunger program.
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United Nations relief officials have said extreme hunger threatens half the country.
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There is a hunger to understand this moment, but from a remove.
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Constance: I still remember the exact moment The Hunger Games got me.
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Am I suggesting The Hunger Games itself should have been more radical?
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"In three years, people won't know what Hunger Games is," he said.
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Esraa Abdel Fattah (Egypt) Egyptian journalist on hunger strike tortured and hospitalized.
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After being transferred to Gharchak prison, she went on a hunger strike.
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If they put me in jail, I'll go on a hunger strike.
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She went on "dry" hunger strike, refusing both liquids and solid food.
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Think of it a bit like the Capitol in The Hunger Games.
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There's a real hunger for new, innovative solutions to our economic problems.
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They had a lot to say and a hunger to spill it.
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Livestock were dying of hunger and thirst while crops dried and withered.
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Rise Against Hunger, an international hunger relief organization that distributes food and life-changing aid to the world's most vulnerable, has been working to respond quickly and effectively to natural disasters in the U.S. and around the globe.
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President Harry Truman worked with Republican Herbert Hoover to fight hunger after World War II. Republican Dwight Eisenhower and Democrat John F. Kennedy both showed great initiative in building the Food for Peace program to fight world hunger.
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Mr. Castro has put forth the most ambitious and substantive plan to address hunger from a presidential candidate in decades, said Joel Berg, the chief executive of Hunger Free America, whom the campaign consulted with on the plan.
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Mr. Castro has put forth the most ambitious and substantive plan to address hunger from a presidential candidate in decades, said Joel Berg, the chief executive of Hunger Free America, whom the campaign consulted with on the plan.
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Joel Berg, executive director of Hunger Free America, a nonprofit that was formerly called the New York City Coalition Against Hunger, said he could not support the idea of pet food pantries when so many people were going hungry.
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"I used to satisfy people's hunger for knowledge — now, I satisfy their hunger for food," he said as he headed downstairs with a reporter and a small entourage to work through several cuts of bison at Ted's Montana Grill.
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She has since dedicated her life to supplying food to those in need, and today she is the Chief Impact Officer at Rise Against Hunger—an international hunger relief organization that supplies food and other goods to vulnerable areas.
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Now, the context of why we have malnourishment in Yemen, why we have hunger in northern Nigeria, and why we have hunger now in Somalia and South Sudan are all different, of course, but there are some commonalities there.
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Related: Environmental Activist Near Death After 65-Day Hunger Strike in Trinidad Perhaps the longest hunger strike has been attributed to Bhagat Singh, a Indian socialist who was protested against the conditions of Indian prisoners in British-run jails.
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They hunger for life and for the chance to resolve their unfinished business — marriages that remain unconsummated, revenges untaken — and above all they hunger for empathy, which will make them feel again like humans worthy of respect and dignity.
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"In some instances in the past, attempts to provide detainees who claimed that they were on hunger strike with a measure of dignity through voluntary enteral feedings unintentionally created a situation that potentially encouraged future hunger strikes," he said.
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Key U.S. domestic and international anti-hunger initiatives, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Food for Peace, Food for Progress, and the McGovern-Dole Food for Education Programs, have taken great strides toward fighting domestic and global hunger.
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A: Hunger issues are very much at the heart of it for me.
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"Yes, I am scared of the jet fighters and the hunger," Suad said.
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Activists say the Porter mistrial has only intensified the hunger for a conviction.
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After, one black student, Jonathan Butler, decided to go on a hunger strike.
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The Hunger Games star has been named Forbes' highest-paid actress of 2016.
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The hunger strike was a bid not for death, but for "true life".
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The Hunger Games alum starred alongside Chopra in the comedy Isn't It Romantic?
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Misty started dissecting frogs in this hellscape before The Hunger Games movies ended.
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In places like Afghanistan and the Philippines, hunger has actually become more widespread.
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A smaller share of humans know chronic hunger or live in extreme poverty.
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Ludwig is promising an end to hunger, the kind of promise you have
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The older generation always wants to make it a competition like Hunger Games.
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There's "metabolic panic," meaning either constant hunger or a total loss of appetite.
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Hunger Games love interests Liam Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson didn't fare as well.
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Colorado isn't the only place cashing in on the hunger for legal weed.
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Conditions in Japan's immigration detention system have sparked hunger strikes at other facilities.
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The progress is a great start on the UN's SDG of eliminating hunger.
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People think hunger looks the way they think it looks in developing countries.
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Suzanne Collins is officially volunteering as tribute to write a Hunger Games prequel.
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Back in 2010, President Obama had signed the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act.
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His hunger for praise is even more powerful than his intolerance of criticism.
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Russia and Iran will test each other's hunger to be Syria's dominant power.
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And in 2014, Lawrence did it again with Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1.
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But there's also no reason to allow hunger, homelessness, ill health, or subjugation.
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But his art, he said, doesn't feed a hunger for glory or praise.
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President John Magufuli has accused opposition politicians of fomenting a "fake" hunger crisis.
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Hunger and food insecurity are particular concerns for seniors, college students, and infants.
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"We are running away from hunger," said Karen Amado, a 40-year-old.
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Some of these (Hunger Games, Twilight, The Da Vinci Code books) did well.
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A spate of elections will sharpen some premiers' hunger for popularity-boosting cash.
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Even now as a proven player, Antetokounmpo's hunger to be elite is evident.
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But as Borne keeps growing (in size and intelligence), so does its hunger.
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It might take this sort of extreme scenario to suppress our meat hunger.
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Entries not relating to the hunger strike have been removed from the spreadsheet.
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China's hunger for Indonesian coal and other commodities has abated in recent years.
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More than "The Metamorphosis," Kafka's journals and "A Hunger Artist" haunt this text.
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The Hunger Games-style, last-player-standing gunfight has over 200 million users.
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Paul said he also re-watched all the Hunger Games and Divergent installments.
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"Crop diversity is a fundamental foundation for the end of hunger," Haga said.
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My emotions going into tonight can best be compared to The Hunger Games.
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"There's a hunger for new, fresh thinking," he said at the 314 event.
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"People who were coming down were collapsing from hunger and thirst," Suleiman recalls.
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The 42 team has created a computer science version of the Hunger Games.
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The floods appear to have ruined maize crops, raising the risk of hunger.
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No one knows how many people died of machete wounds, hunger and disease.
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What blows my mind even more is that hunger is a solvable problem.
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Protein is satiating, but the relatively low protein content may also aggravate hunger.
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Hunger for a slice of Europe's agricultural market drove Mercosur's negotiators towards agreement.
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More demonstrations are planned this month, and some protesters are threatening hunger strikes.
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Though South Sudan is fertile, more than half of its people face hunger.
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And yet, the hunger and nostalgia for existing properties seems to be there.
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Colleges and universities can take two relatively inexpensive actions to reduce student hunger.
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Students are well into the fall semester and satisfying their hunger for knowledge.
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The Hunger Games star was most recently linked to Coldplay frontman Chris Martin.
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Even the female-led Hunger Games (starring Jennifer Lawrence) pulled in $152.5 million.
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It's a sin den that's straight out of The Hunger and Mad Max.
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Deadline reports that The Hunger Games is a surprise addition to the mix.
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It's about bio-hacking and cheating insulin so you can turn off hunger.
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It's a look even The Hunger Games' Effie Trinket would be jealous of.
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VENEZUELA has a hunger crisis, with 12% of children suffering from acute malnutrition.
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Hunger is your body's way of communicating that you need to eat food.
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But in the process they made bread more expensive and hunger more widespread.
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The first thing to consider is the effect a workout has on hunger.
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The higher the "hanger" (hunger and anger) level, the higher the Snickers price.
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First, she stole our hearts as Rue in the first Hunger Games movie.
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In both business and football, his hunger for prestige and influence was insatiable.
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The hunger to succeed personally, and even more so in one's professional life.
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Are animals that fast always hungry, or is hunger something they experience rarely?
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I love Roxane Gay and have read "Difficult Women" and "Hunger" several times.
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Its founder, Billy Shore, explained to her that childhood hunger is completely solvable.
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It is hunger—but more than that—it is the satisfaction that follows.
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Join a one-day hunger strike in solidarity with the Yarl's Wood strikers.
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When she finally comes, she has a sudden pang of post-orgasmic hunger.
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We're very proud to be a part of his journey to end hunger.
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It was only enough to feed the children, to ease their hunger pains.
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Poor women and children — two groups most affected by hunger — are especially vulnerable.
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But it is hunger which aid workers fear will be the biggest killer.
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He went on a "hunger strike" but was force-fed, the Guardian said.
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I also pop a few ibuprofen in case my headache isn't from hunger.
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Some protesters began hunger strikes on Ulaanbaatar's central Sukhbaatar Square on Jan. 10.
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I mean, Aqua Teen Hunger Force was hugely influential in the film, too.
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Starbucks works with Feeding America, a hunger relief organization, to donate surplus food.
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How have you and your team faced the challenges of the hunger strike?
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The program is profitable as well, which is important to sustainably solving hunger.
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For both groups, the researchers matched those levels with hunger and food intake.
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Held at Tehran's notorious Evin Prison, Zakka staged at least six hunger strikes.
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He compensated for the episodes of hunger by overeating when the opportunity arose.
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It's a small reminder of what hunger or thirst might actually feel like.
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At the end of the Hunger Games franchise, the revolution has been won.
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"It actually felt a little bit like The Hunger Games at points," Rep.
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SNAP (formerly food stamps) is our nation's first line of defense against hunger.
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Proponents argue that speculative transactions create volatility and lead to hunger and poverty.
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Chronic hunger and famine take a devastating toll and destabilize countries and regions.
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"We're happy that this is bringing awareness to hunger in America," says George.
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Hunger exposes the sin of structurally-enforced poverty and appalling zip code injustice.
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Hunger for karmic justice, and they will offer you a discounted hot dog.
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"We're happy that this is bringing awareness to hunger in America," says Maunus.
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Clinton is also a leader who can continue the bipartisan support against hunger.
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Today, all it takes to confirm this hunger is looking out my window.
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"I didn't realize how much she was waiting to say it," Hunger says.
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Two key factors: slowed metabolic rates, and hormonal changes that create incessant hunger.
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In February, the Snow Moon (or Hunger Moon, which sounds way more ominous).
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When the hunger was at its worst, they thought about gnawing on stones.
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He said loneliness is an aversive signal much like thirst, hunger or pain.
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Kaag writes of reconciling a hunger for meaningful, extreme experience with mundane reality.
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Sparta preserved its regional dominance more by restraint than by hunger for conquest.
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A truck from Philabundance, the regional hunger relief organization, was on the way.
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And it's no secret why there's such a hunger for principled, enlightened leadership.
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After three years of warfare, cholera and hunger, Yemen faces a new battle.
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That "is often a time of increased food insecurity and hunger," he said.
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Otherwise, Bindu Ammini told the police, she would go on a hunger strike.
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Those areas, already covered by the ditched groups, are education, homelessness, and hunger.
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Barca lacked the hunger, fight or determination to break down a stubborn opponent.
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""When the donkey died of hunger, he said: 'I've had a great loss!
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In the process he gained a seat on the "Hunger Games" studio's board.
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I think there's hunger for [Trump] to be tested in the Republican primary.
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SNAP, the most effective anti-hunger program in the U.S., is in jeopardy.
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More than 10,000 people have died in the conflict and hunger is widespread.
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"But you know, [because of the hunger strike] I asked for sunscreen instead."
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With repletion came dissatisfaction: a hunger for something more, or for something different.
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Eating fuels hunger, a devil's full belly flattening as milk stretches her breasts.
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The Islamic State can survive only in unstable countries with hunger and desperation.
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"I want to tell him to stop the hunger striking," Ms. Yang said.
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There were about twenty other Somali detainees in segregation for the hunger strike.
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In 2017, world hunger increased for the third consecutive year, UN research shows.
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Investors' hunger for yield has grown alongside a rally in Treasuries this year.
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And don't we still have a hunger problem in America, for children especially?
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Read More: 12 surprising things you probably didn't know about 'The Hunger Games'
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They're achieved when we seek to fill the real hunger in our hearts.
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"So I definitely haven't lost the hunger that I've always had," McIlroy added.
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Greater investments are needed to help people living on the brink of hunger.
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Less than two weeks after the hunger strike, Suhr is not police chief.
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I beckoned him closer, eager to find something to satisfy the vagabond's hunger.
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Ahmad Khan Rahimi also told a judge he is on a hunger strike.
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" Glass added, "They lose their appetite and any sort of degree of hunger.
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EST: The White House is holding an event on child hunger in America.
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Union members welcomed the result and declared an end to their hunger strike.
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Farinas and about 20 other rights activists are on hunger-strike in Cuba.
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He had been on hunger strike since his capture and arrest on Monday.
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You should feel thirst in your mouth and hunger in your stomach, apparently.
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As students enter college this fall, many will hunger for more than knowledge.
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Leptin is one of the key hormones that regulate hunger in the body.
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Hunger is becoming more widespread, as is political repression from the Maduro regime.
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The Hunger, with David Bowie is an absolute timeless New Wave vampire classic.
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After a while, you get used to ignoring or tuning out hunger cues.
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But they did carry that coppery tang of humanity that sates his hunger.
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You're two, maybe three drinks in, and you suddenly get a special hunger.
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"There needs to be a bridge," the "Hunger Games" star said last year.
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Both, however, hunger for a chance to uncover the kaleidoscopic glimmer of opals.
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When hunger strikes, dine at Cero Bodega, the Cal-Mex restaurant on-site.
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Some kinds of health crises do have political consequences: Hunger has toppled governments.
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But he would protest in other ways, like going on a hunger strike.
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JOEL BERG, NEW YORK The writer is chief executive of Hunger Free America.
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Feeding America Feeding America is the largest non-profit fighting hunger in America.
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I was a magician at eating disorders; I loved the feeling of hunger.
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Venezuelans want and deserve to be free from oppression and free from hunger.
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Our fandom just isn't safe and sound anymore (from the Hunger Games soundtrack).
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"There's a great hunger for meaningful community," he told me in an interview.
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And she has the guts to tweet about hunger pains while doing it.
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"There doesn't have to be the 'Hunger Games'" between the siblings, she said.
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Nurses had increased doses of drugs to decrease her air hunger and anxiety.
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The family's story is one of renunciation, but not, ultimately, one of hunger.
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My father had worked unimaginably hard to leave behind those days of hunger.
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Missing meals and experiencing hunger impede a child's ability to learn and achieve.
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When hunger strikes, don't miss the housemade bread ($264) and roast chicken ($2130).
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The film director apparently lost about 70 pounds while on the hunger strike.
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"The hunger right now is to get the game started," T.J. Oshie said.
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They learn to recognize and respect their own feelings of hunger and satiety.
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The danger is that Trump's hunger for adulation affects his behavior as president.
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The war has exacerbated hunger and disease in Yemen, the region's poorest country.
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"I cannot take it anymore," said Samey, who was planning a hunger strike.
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But when my hunger struck, I had no idea how to make it.
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Patchy rains have raised fears that more people will face hunger this year.
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It knows only that it's got an insatiable hunger for box office dollars.
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With the next harvest not due until June, he predicted hunger would worsen.
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"You will slowly starve while your hunger pangs are somewhat alleviated," he says.
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Fruits are another great way to incorporate hunger-satisfying fiber into your diet.
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Living in poverty and surrounded by drug use, she battled hunger and depression.
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Of the 6,177 security prisoners, about 1,200 have recently begun a hunger strike.
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The hunger strike started quietly on April 21, with little fanfare or press.
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Amnesty also said Dr. Djalali had been on a hunger strike since Dec.
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"Crop diversity is a fundamental foundation for the end of hunger," she added.
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A year later, in January 2015, hundreds of men begin a hunger strike.
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War and climate change are causing extreme hunger, with children the most vulnerable.
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And, yeah, those robots are for sure winning the robot / human Hunger Games.
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Ideally, they'll have a track record of success and a hunger to improve.
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"We know we have a huge hunger problem — and it's growing," she says.
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Now, military defectors have crossed over with stories of hunger, corruption and abuse.
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I'm sorry, not pain, but to cause pain, jealousy, envy, hunger for power.
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We crave, devour and gorge, trying and failing to sate our ungoverned hunger.
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Can any queer adult today read with this kind of mad projective hunger?
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Q&A Q. Do spiders bite people out of fear, hunger or curiosity?
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Steph Curry similarly started a fundraiser to help fight hunger amid the coronavirus.
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Two of the 11 people began their hunger strike on Wednesday, officials added.
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For Weil, hunger was a sign that there was room enough for God.
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On Friday, hundreds of people joined a hunger strike demanding the bill's withdrawal.
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"It's a 'Hunger Games' situation," Senator Amy Klobuchar told reporters over the weekend.
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The inmates will take part in work strikes, hunger strikes, and sit-ins.
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Some people have also mentioned The Omen, lesbian vampire stories, and The Hunger.
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