Their leaders were enriching themselves and funding their war machine, while the citizens around them grew hungrier and hungrier.
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Feeling cozier and cozier (and hungrier and hungrier), by the time the burger arrived piled high with grilled onions, nothing had ever looked so good to me.
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Iowa was the more talented team but the Boilermakers played hungrier while their young head coach, the ascending Jeff Brohm, looked hungrier and, by Ferentz's own admission, bamboozled Iowa's coaching staff.
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"Your stomach gets bigger and bigger and the woman gets hungrier and hungrier," Tyler C. offers up as his understanding of pregnancy, which sets the tone for the rest of the afternoon.
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"If you were hungry, you only got hungrier," she says.
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I had never been colder or hungrier in my life.
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"They were much, much hungrier than we were," McLellan said.
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So salt made the test subjects feel hungrier, but not thirstier.
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So salt made the test subjects feel hungrier, but not thirstier.
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The longer we hide that self away, the hungrier it gets.
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And later on there were men younger and hungrier than he.
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This is his crispest singing, hungrier than anything on his album.
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"One copy of the mutation, you're a bit hungrier," Raffan says.
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Just like the cooking class, the marriage class made me hungrier.
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I think ultimately it makes you hungrier for the real connection.
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They tend to be hungrier, savvier and have something to prove.
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"These challenges make you hungrier," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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You're basically eating air with sugar, and it makes you even hungrier.
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"I'm hungrier than ever," she told PEOPLE prior to leaving for Pyeongchang.
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Artificial sweeteners may also make people hungrier and, in turn, eat more.
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Another weird thing I notice: I'm hungrier during those first few days.
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But it's not here to prick people -- it's much hungrier for honeybees.
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They may also be brighter, less complacent and hungrier to prove themselves.
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The deer themselves keep returning, grim timekeepers, seemingly hungrier and in greater numbers.
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Did people order more calories later in the morning because they were hungrier?
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The warm water sped up the metabolism of the gobies, making them hungrier.
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People are younger, poorer, less equal and slowly hotter, hungrier and thirstier before.
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"It feels like they are hungrier at the moment," said Hamilton of Ferrari.
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I feel like the cold's making me hungrier than usual…is that a thing?
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This is the new Goldman Sachs: hungrier and perhaps ever-so-slightly more humble.
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"Our readers have never been hungrier for good-quality news reporting," Mr. Hywood said.
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"We came out hungrier, making smart plays and helping each other out," Zuccarello said.
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That means statistics are key, and potential investors are hungrier than ever for data.
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They seemed to grow hungrier for the Web the more of it they consumed.
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But I bet that some hungrier All-Star will keep him from the record.
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Aldo, who seems far hungrier than I, asks the women a question in Quechua.
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As emerging markets grow richer and hungrier for finance, so does their demand for dollars.
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If you're on the hungrier side, opt for the wrap, which is more protein-rich.
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They felt hungry on their diets all along, but now feel even hungrier than before.
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It also makes you hungrier to learn more, which makes you smarter (sign No. 3).
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Residents say they are getting hungrier as rebels have lost agricultural areas on the outskirts.
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It just makes me hungrier to be better and more successful as a whole person.
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As the voices in her head get louder and grow hungrier, the story gains momentum.
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You can see that Beto is a lot hungrier than Cruz is in this campaign.
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Let me be clear: this budget will make America sicker, poorer, hungrier and less safe.
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That is hungrier for power than almost any household appliance, save a dryer or oven.
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I can tell whether a dish I'm cooking is nice because it makes me hungrier.
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This just makes me hungrier, and I spend the rest of the service thinking about brunch.
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"The more we talked about it, the hungrier we got," the teen said, according to Today.
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"The fatigue and stress of traveling can make you seem hungrier than you are," she noted.
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"The increase in endocannabinoid concentration occurred at the same time people reported feeling hungrier," Hanlon said.
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People who gain too much or fight to stay thin feel hungrier than naturally thin people.
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Millions of Yemenis are hungrier, sicker and more vulnerable today than they were a year ago.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov says Cristiano Ronaldo should retire before "younger, hungrier" players "come and take" his place.
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If these fears of competition become a reality, the question is this -- who is hungrier for success?
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I would tick off more excuses, but those would just make me hungrier than I already am.
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Though first world access to food has never been better, we seem to just be getting hungrier.
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Nosrat is a gift—somehow, years of grueling kitchen work have left her only more curious, hungrier.
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The study also suggests that as humans selected obedient dogs for breeding, we also selected hungrier ones.
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Noisey: Your new record feels meaner, and hungrier, and aggressive than we've heard from Megadeth for awhile.
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Climate change is expected to make insect pests hungrier, which could encourage farmers to use more pesticides.
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In his research, he's found that people seem to be hungrier at night compared with the morning.
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People who gain too much weight or fight to stay thin feel hungrier than naturally thin people.
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Since Donald Trump's election in 2016, no force has been greater, bolder, louder and hungrier than women.
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There'll be plenty of food in a minute, and the longer you wait, the hungrier you'll be.
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In my case, I found a younger, hungrier cook right away, and we are doing better than ever.
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It's been hungrier for coal, oil and natural gas, due to increases in industrial production and economic growth.
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It's much better to get fuel from the outside, which is why you get hungrier when you're cold.
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"He looks almost as hungry, or even hungrier, than when he won it the first time," Soderling said.
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That will only make you hungrier, and more likely to overdo it once the meal is finally served.
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He said he views agricultural advances, such as salmon farming, as crucial to adapting to a hotter, hungrier world.
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All of the participants reported being hungrier if they started the regimen in the evening compared with the morning.
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On the demand side, the $2400,22.4 limit on SALT deductions has made many households hungrier for tax-exempt income.
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In a 23-point loss to the Celtics, Portland gave up 19 offensive rebounds to a hungrier, more aggressive team.
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This happens in two ways: Metabolism slows in order to keep calories around longer, and you begin to feel hungrier.
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"We've come so far now and now we get even hungrier for the next step," said U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann.
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The loss to Mississippi State is going to have them coming back even better and even hungrier than last year.
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Now, read the article, "Hotter, Drier, Hungrier: How Global Warming Punishes the World's Poorest," and answer the following questions: 1.
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But the loss of LinkedIn has made Benioff even hungrier, and Salesforce could well come up trumps with a Twitter acquisition.
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Like a hellish carnivorous plant mutated by some Mysterious Chemical X, my fascination with the horrifying has only gotten bigger, hungrier.
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Arguably, ballet directors are even hungrier, constantly on the hunt for a new, lush narrative that they hope will draw audiences.
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"Exercise naturally makes people hungrier, which is why exercise alone is often not enough to sustain weight loss," Schrack said by email.
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First, as in most elections, the party that has been out of power for eight years is the hungrier of the two.
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Subjects who were deprived of sleep said that they felt hungrier, and had more trouble controlling themselves when faced with the snacks.
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Viktor certainly seems hungrier, which is perhaps why Mike's wife, the doll-faced Natasha (Irina Starshenbaum), very badly wants to kiss him.
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I would age, be replaced and forgotten, and eventually free up space for younger, hungrier, smarter souls, and that was exactly right.
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That has transformed the shale sector, and it is "leaner and hungrier" than it was before the price crash, the report says.
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Mostly, my lit Thanksgiving left me wishing I'd gotten to my dad's condo a little hungrier and lingered longer at that last Thanksgiving.
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As the holy month begins tonight in most places, the vagaries of latitude mean that some will be hungrier and thirstier than others.
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The meme-inspiring, heart-warming, D.C. bromance between former President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden is back — and hungrier than ever.
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Each new disclosure about Russian ads and fake news makes self-policing look less viable, and makes lawmakers and regulators hungrier to intervene.
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Republicans, who have been out of power for eight years, may well be hungrier for a victory and more motivated to turn out.
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It seems to only make me hungrier, so I also eat a few tortilla chips left over from a catered lunch last week.
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There is also tax-and-benefits arbitrage going on: over the past decades, the suburbs have become complacent and downtowns have got hungrier.
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After they began taking the THC, she noticed that they got hungrier, started to eat more, and put on a lot of weight.
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More From VICE: The Cost of Climate Change It's bad enough that in warmer weather, hungrier mosquitos zip around and nip at us.
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We know, instinctively, that "arriving" won't really give us the ability to abstain from life, it will only make us hungrier for more.
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According to David Lee, demand for supplemental classes is higher for Asian immigrant families that are not as wealthy: "They're hungrier," he says.
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But like Audrey II — whose ever-larger, ever-hungrier incarnations are embodied by Nicholas Mahon's fab puppets — Seymour continues to grow in presence.
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Somehow, I felt even hungrier, but I decided to save myself: I didn't want to feel bloated or sodium-nitrated-out during the show.
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There are younger, hungrier, people who want to be here and couldn't give a shit about your raising rent and your bygone glory days.
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Hungry people—and no one is hungrier than a young writer trying to make a reputation—feel hungry even when they're not actually starving.
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They revel in making opponents uncomfortable, and they recruit players who have been overlooked, the theory being that they are hungrier and more unconventional.
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New studies of Russian cosmonauts, held in isolation to simulate space travel, show that eating more salt made them less thirsty but somehow hungrier.
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"In the real world, if someone did time-restricted feeding and ate less, they might be hungrier than we found in our study," Peterson said.
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Switching its focus to "younger, hungrier" managers results in hedge fund seeding firms, such as Stable, putting a lot of weight on a candidate's background.
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But that relationship may be in jeopardy after the Russian suggested his Portuguese pal should retire before "younger, hungrier" players "come and take" his place.
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Max GoodmanMay 15, 2016 I am thankful for the delivery people, uber drivers, Max GoodmanMay 15, 2016 I depart, fed but hungrier than ever before.
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With less of that appetite-suppressing hormone, you end up feeling hungrier and eating more, potentially causing you to gain back the weight you had lost.
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The harder you work out, the hungrier you get, and the more you eat, thus reducing (if not negating) the calorie deficit created by your program.
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The problem stems from kangaroos being fed human foods which are outside of their natural diet, causing them to be hungrier and more aggressive for it.
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Elsewhere, the extreme heatwaves and droughts of this summer could be causing nectar-producing flowers to wither, leaving wasps hungrier for a sip of your drink.
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Scientists also warned in August that rising temperatures due to climate change will see larger numbers of hungrier insects attacking crops - leaving less to be harvested.
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Although participants consumed about the same number of calories, those who had been sleep-deprived reported feeling hungrier and tended to eat the less-healthy snacks.
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Instead, Yin needed to find a hungrier demographic, and the millions of young men and women on a humanities deadline were a match made in heaven.
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"It feels like they are hungrier at the moment," the five-times world champion told Sky Sports television after finishing fourth in Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix.
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Scientists involved in this research have suspected and sometimes shown that exercisers, whatever their species, tend to become hungrier and consume more calories after physical activity.
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Tasty, slimy, and sloppy—the type of humble pie that gets harder to come by in a city where most new businesses seem hungrier for a franchise.
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Some investors prefer young startup founders, assuming they're hungrier and more likely to build outliers of success because they have yet to accept habits of the ordinary.
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The trailer is yet another showcase for Holland's take on Spider-Man, who's a lot younger and hungrier for approval than past cinematic versions of the character.
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It just made me even hungrier to find more of those scenes, more of those incredible worlds, that are going on right beneath us all the time.
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Once they hatch, baby cowbirds tend to be hungrier, bigger, and louder than the birds they share a nest with, and may even kill their brood-mates.
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If my weight was down that day, I was "hungrier" and ate more; if it was up, then I told myself I those stomach rumbles meant nothing.
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"I think people are hungrier for this conversation," said Mr. Strickland, who travels around the country to advise Christians on how to recognize and mitigate systemic racism.
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"He added: "If you don&apost leave at the right time you&aposll be left behind, as there will be new champions — younger, hungrier, more motivated guys.
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That means nixing your hot, sweet strawberry Pop Tart love affair, especially since this sugar-packed, white carb-loaded food can make you hungrier throughout the day.
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He shared an applicable metaphor he had heard about wolves: that the ones running up the hill are hungrier than the wolf already on top of the hill.
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So, the Hammonds check to see if anyone else got the same, possibly-murderous, meal and now happens to be hungrier for human flesh than poorly cooked pasta.
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For that, here's one bet you'll never lose money on: Digital technology always grows hungrier for more personal information, and we users nearly always accede to its demands.
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In other words, lose weight, and you'll start feeling even hungrier than usual, your metabolism will slow, and your body will start fighting back against the diet. Why?
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Buying a ticket to the tournament meant you got to play three back-to-back games, so Blind came into the second game of the day even hungrier.
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As our urban centers get hungrier and swallow up more of the outlying areas, that has squeezed out some of what we historically refer to as rural areas.
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Her husband suggested that she accompany him to an athletic club, thinking that if she exercised she would be hungrier and would eat more and put on weight.
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For example, research has found that adults who drank apple juice before a meal felt hungrier and ate more calories than those who started with an apple instead.
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As its own kind of machine, Basel is a beast that gets fatter and still hungrier every year, its events more corporate, and that aforementioned energy increasingly anxious.
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That would surely weaken Las Vegas's hold on the sports-betting industry, and make brick-and-mortar casinos outside Nevada hungrier than ever for a piece of the pie.
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More from Tonic: This lead me to wonder why I've felt far hungrier on days in which I've eaten twice the amount of calories and performed very little exercise.
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Team GB allowed their star athlete a year's sabbatical, during which time she got married and recharged her batteries, and Yarnold has returned hungrier than ever for further success.
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After all, everything old is new again in an entertainment industry hungry for brand names, and likely to get even hungrier thanks to the success of ABC's "Roseanne" revival.
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"Evolutionarily speaking, we have a situation where we're designed to be hungrier in the evening, and we lay down the food energy stores for the following day," Shea said.
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Despite all that, they are as hungry as anyone I've seen, and the hungriest player in England will not be hungrier than the most motivated guy from St Kitts.
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Obviously I'm really competitive and once you get the 10, you set your sights on more and now I feel like I'm hungrier than ever to get a higher score.
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One 21980 study shows that people seemed to increase their food intake after exercise — either because they thought they burned off a lot of calories or because they were hungrier.
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One 2009 study shows that people seemed to increase their food intake after exercise — either because they thought they burned off a lot of calories or because they were hungrier.
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Sleep deprivation makes you hungrier by increasing the appetite-stimulating hormone ghrelin and makes it harder for you to get full by reducing levels of the satiety-inducing hormone leptin.
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Researchers also observed an increase in the cats' pre-feeding behavior (perhaps because they were hungrier), but they didn't start begging any earlier than they did before starting their diets.
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According to a recent study published in the Astrophysical Journal Letters, the black hole — called Sagittarius A* — is hungrier than ever before, consuming unusually large amounts of dust and gas.
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The trouble is despite all being at an age when mere mortals begin winding down their careers, the top three appear fitter and hungrier than ever to reach new milestones.
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The complete inability of Washington more broadly to deliver anything that improves people's quality of life on a day-to-day basis has made folks even hungrier for fresh forces.
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And taken as a whole, DeepGraph can start to identify trends across the data — a falling stock price might, for example, make a company hungrier for services designed to boost sales.
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Scientists now know that sleep deprivation sets off a chain of metabolic responses to ensure our survival: Namely, it makes us hungrier (so we have more energy to face the threat).
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After making just seven field goals in the entire first half, South Carolina shot 71 percent from the floor in the second, looking quicker, stronger and hungrier than the Blue Devils.
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"He won the batting title two years ago, and he came in even hungrier the next year," said Astros infielder Marwin Gonzalez, who has known Altuve since they were teenagers in Venezuela.
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The aging welterweight veteran now finds himself with a target on his back and could well have his title reign cut short by a younger, hungrier fighter in his very first defense.
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But a new study suggests that the same chemical mechanism behind the munchies might be why sleep-deprived people not only feel hungrier, but also become powerless in the face of Doritos.
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"If you're having a bagel with cream cheese for breakfast, you may end up eating more throughout the day because it kind of jump starts things and makes you hungrier," Majumdar says.
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Washington (CNN)It seemed like a just-about-even, all-too-familiar fight: traditional corporate power players staring down scrappier and ultimately hungrier insurgents dead-set on torpedoing the Republican health care bill.
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So far, anyone asking that question is just seeing a lot of platitudes, (see mistake #1), and that's not nearly enough in a year when the voting public is angrier and hungrier for change.
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So after the blob hit in 2015, "those large predatory fish got hungrier — they needed more calories per day to survive," Julia Parrish, a co-author of the PLOS ONE study, told Business Insider.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tour de France champion Chris Froome said he was "hungrier than ever" to win the race for a third time after being named on Wednesday as Team Sky's leader for next month's edition.
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So Bolt is certainly capable of holding off the younger, presumably hungrier set — all the more so if he can keep his big body from breaking down and put in the training time he requires.
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But for subjects who had less sleep, not only did researchers note greater increases in 2AG concentration that lasted into the late evening, but participants were also hungrier and more likely to eat unhealthy snacks.
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"We focus on specialist managers in London and New York and we're looking for the younger, hungrier hedge fund managers," Erik Serrano Berntsen, CEO and co-founder at Stable Asset Management, told CNBC last week.
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While the portion sizes were going to be the same, many blogs warned that the first week or so I could expect to feel hungrier than usually, so it was important to stock up on snacks.
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U.N. aid chief Mark Lowcock told the Security Council that while the Stockholm agreement was having an impact, the humanitarian situation remained "catastrophic," with millions of Yemenis hungrier, sicker and more vulnerable than a year ago.
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"Over the last year in Syria all parties involved have blocked vital aid supplies and millions have become poorer, hungrier and more isolated from assistance," Norwegian Refugee Council's Middle East director Carsten Hansen said on Monday.
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The tide that is claiming vast swaths of their coast is becoming hungrier, and the community is vanishing, despite efforts to reclaim its man-made boundaries with garbage, and buffers made of sandbags and corrugated zinc.
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" Jill, now appealing to the hungrier side of her co-founder's psyche, offered, "If we stick this through, we can at least save this boondoggle and get something out of the years we've spent on this.
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The hungrier participants were going into the experiment, the more likely they were to rate the pictograph as negative—but only if the first photo, the priming image, was one meant to bring about negative feelings.
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If his results are correct, more salt will make you hungrier in the long run, so you would have to be sure you did not eat more food to make up for the extra calories burned.
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Worldwide, insect pests consume up to 20 percent of the plants that humans grow for food, and that amount will increase as global warming makes bugs hungrier, according to a study published Thursday in the journal Science.
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Since then, Mr. McCraney has won an Oscar, for his "Moonlight" screenplay, and popular culture seems hungrier than ever for black stories like the ones presented by him and his peers, like Barry Jenkins and Lena Waithe.
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Mr Southgate showed a similar disregard for tradition by easing old hands like Wayne Rooney and Joe Hart out of the team and replacing them with younger, arguably hungrier players who were more suited to his tactical plans.
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At ten, he was putting out the corner-flags and begging players to take pot-shots at him; at 17 his first team-photos showed him open-mouthed and wide-eyed, hungrier for the ball than anyone else.
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"You can also make the argument that former members who aren't the big names will be hungrier, will hustle more and maybe they'll actually prove to be a good, if not better, investment for a boutique," Ha said.
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They were also galvanized by a powerful realization: They could reliably summon the rapt attention of the media and the public, which were hungrier than ever for the vicarious thrill of watching someone—finally—hold tech companies accountable.
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For his part, Macron is "clearly eyeing" a "special strategic partnership" with China, said Alicia Garcia-Herrero, chief economist for Asia Pacific at French bank Natixis, pointing to China's consumers grow hungrier for what France has to offer.
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A 3-pointer by Jayson Tatum narrowed the deficit to 7, but South Carolina continued to deliver on the offensive end, looking quicker, stronger and hungrier than the Blue Devils, the champions of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.
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Figures from the U.N. showed the world is both hungrier and heavier than it was five years ago, raising fears about agriculture's ability to provide both the right quantity and quality of food amid environmental and population pressures.
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"Over the last year in Syria all parties involved have blocked vital aid supplies and millions have become poorer, hungrier and more isolated from assistance and from the world," NRC's Middle East director Carsten Hansen said in a statement.
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Cuban felt that Kim had the cash, and she was working on securing the celebrity endorsements, so why was she taking up the time of hungrier entrepreneurs who didn't have a proven track record of turning products and ideas into proven businesses?
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Taking all of this together, it seems like marijuana may make us hungrier by working on a few different levels: It increases our appetite, it makes already-good food even more appetizing, and it makes food taste better when we get it.
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But move into gold and then platinum, where the fees are two and three and teams are hungrier to engage in combat, you'll have to know how to survive a firefight and crack at least the top five to earn back your entry fee and progress meaningfully.
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Studies have shown that even one night of not getting proper sleep will make you feel hungrier than usual, puts you at greater risks for accidents while driving and at work, decreases your focus and makes you susceptible to catching a cold, among other health effects.
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As a candidate, Mr. Biden would present Democrats with a clear alternative to the hard-charging liberals who now dominate the race and test the appeal of his old-school political profile at a moment the party is hungry for fresh faces but even hungrier to win.
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" In an op-ed for The Washington Post, she bemoaned the "policing of speech and opinion" by a "social media mob"; in another, for The New York Post, she warned that the online crowd was gaining strength and that "the mob only gets hungrier when it eats.
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Why this happens is unknown, but the senior author, Dr. Jonathon L. Maguire, an associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Toronto, suggested that vitamin D is better absorbed with fat, and drinking low-fat milk may leave a child hungrier for more calorie-dense food.
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This month, state media has reported three high-profile incidents of people losing their jobs for criticizing Mao, as universities restrict discussion of the Party and school history textbooks are revised to emphasize the Communists' role in fighting Japan during World War II. Who is hungrier -- Trump or China?
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At the time, there was some belief within the book industry that consumers might tire of Trump, but Wolff's book's huge sales figures (1.7 million copies in just its first few weeks) made publishers hungrier for anything that offers inside details about the biggest story in the world.
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Ross and some of the other owners, including E. Stanley Kroenke of the Rams, paid nine- and 10-figure sums for their clubs and are hungrier for their teams' — and the league's — financial pie to grow steadily, because it will help them get a faster return on their money.
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To be haunted is to be sought after, to be entrusted with the responsibility of reminding us that they were here, seeking nourishment, wild for a body that could provide them what they needed, all that time hungry for recognition, for a name until they became ghosts and became hungrier still.
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Studies have shown that even one night of not getting proper sleep can have ripple effects: It can make you feel hungrier than usual, it puts you at greater risks for accidents while driving and at work, it can decrease your focus and it can makes you susceptible to catching a cold.
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Well it's not my role anymore to speak for the U.K. government but all I see from the government in the U.K. and from British businesses is more of a global outlook and that's two-way both welcoming further investments into the U.K. but also being even hungrier to invest more in countries like China.
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It won't ever get Samsung (Tizen) or LG (webOS) on board, so it's chasing deals with smaller, hungrier players like TCL who don't want to bother with making their own platform and aren't yet sold on Android TV. It's a smart play, but in a lot of ways it's the only play for Roku.
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For a traditionalist, he is also active on social media, especially Snapchat, which he uses constantly, and he gets a rush of energy — but always remains diplomatic — when gossiping about the unnamed Hollywood actor he shared romantic drama with, or the career arcs of artists hungrier for the spotlight than he claims to be.
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He got a strong lesson in the importance of rest during the 2028-27 season, when his team gave everything it had to set a regular-season record with 2194 wins only to run out of steam as a fresher, hungrier Cleveland Cavaliers team stormed to a championship by erasing a 223-20063 deficit in the finals.
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While the former vice president has been a staunch defender of a centrist platform, one that delivered former President Obama two terms in the White House, he is at risk of being seen as out of touch as the Democratic Party continues to shift to the left and appears hungrier for new ideas by the day.
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Read more: Khabib Nurmagomedov says 34-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo should retire before &aposyounger, hungrier&apos players &aposcome and take&apos his placeThierry Henry says France can win Euro 2020 but warns Cristiano Ronaldo will want to go out on a high in what would be his last international tournamentCristiano Ronaldo reportedly makes more money being an influencer on Instagram than he does playing soccer for Juventus
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Studies have shown that cutting your sleep short for even just one night directly affects the levels of the hormones that control appetite (causing you to feel hungrier), makes you more likely to have an accident driving and on the job, leaves you less focused, makes you less able to control your emotions (and more likely to overreact emotionally in a situation), makes you more likely to catch a cold and may actually damage brain tissue.
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Hide-Chan 248 E 52nd St, New York, NY 10022 (1953) 813-1800 There is no shortage of good ramen in New York City, and Hide-Chan is at the top of the list for its tonkotsu ramen, which is served whichever way you want it: spicy, plain, with extra pork, or miso, but you'd be bummed to miss out on the Hakata kuro ramen, which is served with burned garlic in oil—you've got to try it to believe it—that clears your throat and makes you hungrier.
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Elena was eighty-four and twice widowed, and she often said that she was happy to see the first husband go but not the second one, but at other times she said the opposite—that she was happy to see the second one go but not the first—and it was unclear whether this discrepancy was an accident or whether it was intentional or whether Elena had been both a little happy and a little sad on each husband's death, and depending on her mood the first or second entry into widowhood might seem happier or sadder; for instance, on particularly quiet days she might miss the way the first one sang as he played piano, and on hungrier days she might miss the way the second one cooked spaghetti carbonara, and when sipping her Scotch she might not miss the way the first one blamed his chronic infidelity on his drinking, and when washing her hair she might not miss the way the second one once tossed her to the floor by the scalp and called her a cunt.
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