Simply viewing people "insides to insides" is unrealistic; foolish, even.
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Toast the insides of the buns and spread some mayonnaise on the insides.
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Very carefully chosen placement on the insides of her arms.
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At that point, the insides are more or less soup.
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I have seen the insides of morgues around the city.
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My skull was throbbing, and my insides felt like liquid.
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I ran, my insides glittering, the building crumbling behind me.
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That's what I'm trying to get out of his insides.
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The pain felt like a dull knife, carving her insides.
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Lindsay was ripping the insides out of her sliced bagel.
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I have physically mutilated my insides to control my weight.
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Each step is carefully placed, as your insides threaten to shatter.
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Finally, he coughs up the object that's been bothering his insides.
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All the whiskey and junk food made my insides feel radioactive.
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" The hoverboard's batteries exploded, he confirmed, and the insides "spewed out.
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Flip it open, and the insides are glass and carbon fiber.
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But he didn't like living among the insides of my mind.
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And that's just from the glowing insides of a teletherapy machine.
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The smell of Simeon's insides gradually gave way to the musk.
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Since it doesn't have corners, the insides are easier to clean.
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Make your outsides match your insides by rocking this bad boy.
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Smear the insides of both loaves of bread with the mayo.
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I'd like to see more covers that look like the insides.
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She was talking about how her eyes hurt, her insides hurt.
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Feel free to clean the insides of the battery compartment, too.
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Then all the insides get sucked out, and the shell cleaned.
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I hold these babies onset and I feel it in my insides.
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Footwear included embellished clogs with furry insides, slippers, sandals and creeper shoes.
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You may want to use special paper for the insides, as well.
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To serve, butter the insides of the bread with the Japanese mayonnaise.
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As for the ISS insides, well, they got the toilet right weirdly?
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The streets and the insides of buildings have been sprayed with disinfectant.
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The hollow insides were stuffed with grass, ashes, dirt, and animal hair.
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Meanwhile, the insides of the works are as interesting as the outside.
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But it seems Bentley herself never noticed anything amiss with her insides.
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The fungus grows and grows and grows, tearing up the larva's insides.
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Even if Ippolito was sweating his poor insides out underneath the costume.
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But what's better than seeing the insides of the geode chocolate cake?
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I don't like thinking about my insides, what is happening in there.
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His misogyny was also like a cancer that ate out his insides.
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There's also no need to compare your insides to other people's outsides.
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My insides churned as if having a gastrointestinal reaction to being loved.
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The cramps twisted his insides in excruciating waves that left him breathless.
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I have actually spent the past five years peeking into people's insides.
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For now, businesses along the river are closed, their insides a shambles.
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But that's hard because we don't see other people's insides, but I think with this search data, we actually, for the first time, do see other people's insides, and it shows that we should be easier on ourselves.
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Some people may develop blue-white spots on the insides of their mouths.
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"), to dealing with basic questions of physiology ("Are your insides pink or brown?
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And inversely, what you put on your body affects your insides as well.
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We're not supposed to regulate what we choose to do with our insides.
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I think the windows might have been in, but the insides weren't done.
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I felt as though I had been suddenly poisoned; my insides seized up.
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It's pretty fascinating to see the insides of some of the zoo's inhabitants.
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Then when Shanghainese got in the loopWe slurped dumplings whose insides were soup.
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But students claim they can occasionally hear tortured mooing coming from its insides.
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I tried this hot chicken at Howlin' Ray's, and it deteriorated my insides.
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When I drank the hot soup it cooled my insides, almost like menthol.
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To make her eggs, Ms. Krill scrambles their insides with some vigorous shaking.
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So there is this sort of mystery when it comes to our insides.
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Do you have any reservations about sharing your insides with the outside world?
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Next, chop the insides to expose the dry inner parts of the wood.
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They may look at the insides of their mouths and wiggle their tongues.
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Alcoholics Anonymous has this phrase, don't compare your insides to other people's outsides.
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He opened it to reveal another HP laptop within its hollowed-out insides.
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"It just looked like somebody whose insides were cracking open," Mr. Echols said.
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Fidget spin for hours to distract yourself from the teatox ravaging your insides?
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If the asteroid is large enough, the overpressure would effectively pulp victims&apos insides.
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My insides are loose like a sweater one lent to a very pregnant friend.
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Geophysicists measure these waves in order to deduce what Earth's insides must look like.
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He has spent almost 20 years operating on women whose insides have been maimed.
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"A very conscientious window cleaner doing the insides as well?" another Twitter user joked.
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My insides feel like they're eating themselves and I have a vicious period headache.
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Aside from the new colorway, the insides are identical to their non-red counterparts.
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The insides will probably get a more dramatic overhaul, including, hopefully, improved battery life.
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"I used to tear electronic toys apart, trying to understand their insides," he says.
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The insides of an iPhone 22S, as revealed in a teardown photo by iFixit.
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It's that old adage that's like, 'don't compare your insides to somebody else's outsides.
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Its outside looks like a casual beach rock, but its insides, well, they're terrifying.
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The taco's insides were a gooey, disappointing, confusing mess, and outside was no better.
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Elago's dust guards stick to the insides of the case and keep dirt out.
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Add the buns and toast the insides until golden, about 2 to 3 minutes.
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When thoroughly cooked, scrape out the insides, and mash using whatever tools you have.
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If you're like most people, you reflexively smile back and your insides just melt.
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He sat perfectly poised to see her crotch and the insides of her thighs.
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As with many structurally daring series, it's joyful, because its insides match its outsides.
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Then when Shanghainese got in the loop We slurped dumplings whose insides were soup.
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Finally, finally, the outside got brown and crisp, the insides tender, like mashed potatoes.
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Fan's "To Hide" series (2017) further illustrates the ways patriarchal society infiltrates our insides.
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Perhaps your spuds turned out golden brown and crisp on the outsides, but were still hard and undercooked on the insides (nobody likes al dente potatoes) — or maybe the insides were tender and perfectly cooked, but the outsides were pale and soggy.
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It's our biggest organ, protecting our insides from the dirt and bacteria of the world.
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It will search for marsquakes and try to produce a map of the planet's insides.
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"It's fantastic to understand the neutrino generation by studying the insides of jets," Britzen said.
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Every frame of film is precious and high-stakes, and it can explode your insides.
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Callie goes off, reminding the oldest Baker man Aaron's outside now simply matches his insides.
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She likens it to the old saying about comparing your insides to someone else's outsides.
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Strips of plastic on the insides of the thighs and shins closed up those parts.
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It's clear that heavy drinking damages your insides—and possibly some relationships and bar stools.
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The insides of bassets' ears are biological reserves worthy of protection by the United Nations.
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The insides of the stores themselves have also looked almost eerily similar over the decades.
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There were also the stories of butchered animals whose insides had turned a sickly yellow.
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But you're calm: you're floating, your insides are made of something that feels like Valium.
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Turns out, if your insides are ablaze from ACV, then your skin will be too.
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I drew a glass of water, ran the faucet over the insides of my wrists.
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Add the buns and toast the insides until golden, about 2 to 3 minutes. 7.
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Slice open the squash, and watch the cheesy insides gush out, emitting a heavenly steam.
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After the first year my insides felt as mushy as macaroni boiled for an hour.
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But the clock is ticking before copycats with similar silhouettes but inferior insides spring up.
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Meanwhile, every time I twisted my spine, I felt that warm bullet scraping my insides.
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After the tongue is clean, rub the gums and insides of the baby&aposs cheeks.
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At the end of the day, his insides were eaten up and had no oxygen.
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We pass the distillery's re-charring area where the insides of casks are set ablaze.
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Kapowski regularly tattoos "lines and dots and random symbols" on the insides of customer's fingers.
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The traditional approach to imaging the insides of a patient involves blasting them with x-rays.
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Even if the design is familiar, WinFuture says the insides of the 7 will be upgraded.
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I also liked the two giant knobs that live on the insides of the guard rails.
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The insides of the devices will feature the "alcantara" fabric covering that Microsoft has previously used.
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Bake until tops are golden brown and insides are cooked through, 8 to 10 minutes. 9.
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Kelly Clarkson "Meaning of Life" Just turning on a Kelly Clarkson track makes my insides vibrate.
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To begin with, there was a lot of cutting shoes up to re-think their insides.
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The cone was then placed in a vacuum chamber and its insides were bombarded with microwaves.
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"If I feel stagnant, then my body's stagnant, and then my insides feel stagnant," she said.
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The students began rubbing their palms together vigorously, paint smearing over the insides of their hands.
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Some sag somewhat toward the middle, like the insides of some of the thighs she describes.
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Shame makes your tummy wobble like there are ants crawling up the walls of your insides.
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It's hard to say how many; they oozed together like the insides of a mince pie.
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It has a pink nose, with wild hairs shooting out from the insides of its ears.
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If my hands even touched the insides of my shirt, they would feel contaminated to me.
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The insides were goopy and melted, accompanied by a filing with the consistency of cottage cheese.
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Let them cool, smash them to expose their insides, then toss them with lots of oil.
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That's what you do when you can't manage your insides: You try to manage your outsides.
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The insides of hotel windows were complete with wreaths covered in lights and ornaments as well.
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Apparently if your GI tract sloshed around your insides that would be a really bad scene.
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But the study's results and implications also raise many questions, including how fully we understand the intricate, entwined effects of exercise on our insides and our insides on exercise and whether, even if we can commercialize and provide athletes' intestinal flora to other people, we should.
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And what are any of us really looking for but a way to cool off our insides?
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Sitting causes the muscle to choke the rectum, turning your insides into a malfunctioning Rube Goldberg contraption.
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The promise is that it will also magically cleanse your insides and rid your body of toxins.
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"My whole insides are just shaking, thinking something that bad happened that close to home," she said.
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Fiber optic wires embedded throughout a human's insides also obviously conjures up visions of enhanced cybernate humans.
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There are others that smooth her skin, whiten the insides of her eyes, and adjust the lighting.
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Surprising as it sounds, these amphibians survive the winter by turning their insides into glass, not ice.
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It's like a kid going to a fish market wanting to see the insides of a fish.
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Either way, someone somewhere is snacking on the insides of a whole lot of pineapples right now.
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In science fiction, terrible things befall such astronauts: their blood boils away, their insides get sucked out.
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When a star dies, its insides no longer support its own mass, and it crashes upon itself.
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Their skin is translucent, so that pink you see is actually a direct look at their insides.
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Below, I'll take you through each step of the meal, and how it made my insides feel.
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The cover's very pretty and the insides are fine, but I find the story and dialogue boring.
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Then, on our first Sunday morning home from East Texas, I vacuum the insides of our refrigerator.
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The widespread attention had led some to suspect that the theft was an insides — er, inside — job.
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Because SARS was spread through coughing and sneezing, surfaces like the insides of planes were wiped down.
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The omelet was so creamy that with a touch it split in two and spilled its insides.
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It is enough that he leaves you scraping the insides of your soul, looking for your own.
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Like the cosmos that exists beyond the earth, Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides could be endless.
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Genital "selfies," specifically, can be traced back to eighteenth-century Florentine waxes depicting the insides of human bodies.
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The flood of 1993 destroyed Charlotte Gartzke's house, buckling its red brick walls and washing away its insides.
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What you put in your body affects not just your insides, but [also] your outsides and your mind.
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They had the power to bear deep into the crevices of your soul and make your insides quake.
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We keep pulling out and we soon realize that this wasteland is actually the insides of Norman Reedus.
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I found the Sport hybrid insides to be generally up the task of carrying the Range Rover name.
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Heat a large saucepan over medium and toast the insides of the kaiser rolls until golden, 3 minutes.
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Ethan's insides are a math all their own: two left lungs, five spleens, and nine congenital heart defects.
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In 2014, she created Scanner Room, an immersive installation that evoked the insides of a celestial copy machine.
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Her injuries were so severe, Ostrowski said, that her insides looked like "Swiss cheese," the Daily Breeze reports.
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Between uses, merchants would burn their barrels' insides to sterilize the surface and remove errant smells or flavors.
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The process certainly made the skins redder, but it also made them tougher, and the insides became spongy.
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"I very much just create—I interrogate my insides, and use that as a starting point," he tells.
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I feel like somebody is cooking soup inside of me, like my insides are a vat of minestrone.
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For some reason the cover, which is very beautiful, looks nothing like the insides, which are also beautiful.
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There are buildings whose facades or backs have fallen out, exposing ruinous brick insides and distinctive, colonnaded courtyards.
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What was especially disturbing was the flamboyant brutality of the rapes that eviscerated the insides of many women.
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But it's come with certain advantages to those who could never see past his face to his insides.
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If the insides are all inflamed and imbalanced, then the outside is going to be inflamed and imbalanced.
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Vestiges of that violence remain: A once-popular hotel stands empty, its windows smashed and its insides gutted.
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I think of the drafty insides of these houses, the furniture left behind, the pictures on the walls.
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Then eat the bread plain, before it's cooled all the way down, and the insides are still steamy.
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If you buy a comparable German vehicle or something from Lexus, Acura, or Infiniti, the insides are nicer.
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The insides of this ice cream-inspired treat will include both mint and chocolate cream, speckled with chocolate chips.
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The smell of the wing before it touched my tongue was enough to roll the contents of my insides.
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They make you cry for no reason and hurt like an invisible force is slowly grating your insides off.
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By the time I graduated from college, I had drunk so much that my insides percolated with acid, heat.
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The words made me feel less alone in my own struggles, and soothed me when my insides were chaos.
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Smear mayonnaise on the insides of the baguette and top with watercress, fried tomatoes, steak, foie gras, and scallions.
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Olive fruit flies are also reported to have proliferated in the volatile weather, and their maggots eat olives' insides.
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The insides are decent: There's a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chip, 6GB of RAM, and up to 128GB of storage.
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The following morning, I focus on replacing my beauty products with stuff that won't potentially clog a fish's insides.
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One day, cars like these might be driving around the insides of our bodies as part of medical procedures.
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In it, she's covered in cobwebs with her ribs jutting upward from her body and her insides spilling out.
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The insides, much like Shinola watches, are comprised of low-end components, not worthy of the lofty price tag.
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Well, first off, it confirms that hot peppers could potentially kill you by tearing a hole into your insides.
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But every time a friend misgenders me, I'm reminded of the effort it takes them to see my insides.
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That does require unscrewing some small screws to oil the insides, but you won't have to do this regularly.
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He went to the toilet five times in the morning and took Imodium against the thunder of his insides.
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Turns out you're supposed to dilute ACV shots with water to avoid the whole my-insides-are-ablaze feeling.
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I guess I don't know ... Yeah, I don't know the insides of the tech companies well enough to say.
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Over time the insides get a bit matted, but such is the case with any shearling or shearling alternative.
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It's another riveting season of crusty, dusty, caked-up disasters with burnt edges and too-raw-to-eat insides.
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Watch the video above to learn how the insides and outsides of tall buildings are designed to redirect wind.
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"Widen your stance, please," she says, checking the insides of my legs up to the top, over my pants.
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Then, simply scoop out the insides — setting them aside for a healthy snack, of course — and get to carving!
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In fact, some of the most iconic gadgets let you see through the device and gawk at the insides.
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Formal qualifications matter little in a world in which a woman's authority is found by turning her insides out.
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In their lab, the duo shined X-rays on Cloudina's remains, building 3-D images of the fossils' insides.
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The husband can't look at Lenny right now, can't look at the whiteboard; he feels his insides slowly curdling.
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Uber has shown off what it wants the insides of its flying taxis to look like for the first time.
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Photo: Kelly Shimoda House cats—cute, cuddly, sometimes grumpy—have barbed penises that scrape up the ladies' insides something fierce.
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And if you're in one of the colder states yourself, warm your insides with this Whiskey, Cider, and Rosemary Punch.
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The insides are also predictably crowded and as one of our friends is in a wheelchair, they are particularly inaccessible.
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"I'm sniffing the insides to check if they are leather or not, not because they are smelly," he told them.
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The researchers took x-ray images of two species of elephant bird to reconstruct the insides of the birds' heads.
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Best eaten with a spoon and no self-respect, La Tur's pillowy, butter-like insides are milky, tangy, and rich.
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The insides of trains and planes are also ripe for disinfecting to cut down on possible transmission of the virus.
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Nearby, a massive plant known as a Flaska Reclinata spewed water and steam whenever visitors would touch its purple insides.
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Using those photos, TraffickCam is able to create a crowdsourced national database of photos showing the insides of hotel rooms.
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So figuring out the current layout of Mars' insides means understanding what the planet's interior look liked in its youth.
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That's why researchers typically rely on traditional dissection to get a good look at the insides of their invertebrate specimens.
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More than 723 different types of absinthe are sold there, and bottles jam the insides up to the high ceilings.
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"My insides are being ripped out, but I know that I'm not there to get into an argument," he said.
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But take that shit muddling within the insides of your brain—all those alternative facts/sentences and toss it out.
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Mine arrived in a round with thick, chewy raised edges and spots of char; the insides smoked when tugged apart.
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Over the last month in particular, sections of the press have followed Lovato in ways that make your insides churn.
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The insides are reminiscent of a crime scene with items strewn haphazardly across the floor, as if ransacked long ago.
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"Some suck sap from leaves; others suck blood or they suck out the insides of other hemipterans," Mr. Naderi said.
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Instead, my complexion kind of looks like what I expect my insides to look like after drinking a kale smoothie.
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It's like a liquid antibacterial blanket that coats your insides and protects them from infection, germs, dust, dirt and allergens.
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That includes bigger windows for more light, or rooms with walls that open—"transparency between insides and outsides," she says.
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Water might have drained into the scorching insides of this volcano, leading to an unpredictable steam-driven event, he said.
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Every couple of years, I had tech repair shops clean its insides to remove the dust that built up inside.
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HelpHaste: Helphaste wants "to coordinate victims and rescue operations" via public safety broadcast data, using LIDAR to map insides of buildings.
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Another DARPA program, Vanishing Programmable Resources (VAPR), could help develop biodegradable hardware — so even the glider's electronic insides would disappear, too.
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I just turned 30 this year, and I feel like I'm transitioning, so I wanted my outside to match my insides.
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While each star somehow manages to look fresh and sweat-free, we bet the insides of those boots are anything but.
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This song gets at the burning, nagging feeling my insides have gone through since...well, the election, if I'm being honest.
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At the time, the company's policy on carnage was "no insides on the outside" — which photos from the bombing clearly violated.
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They flake obligingly at the touch, their insides (ground beef, Bulgarian feta or a weave of spinach and feta) still seething.
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When the Line-X-protected watermelon was cut open afterwards, using an industrial saw, the insides had been reduced to mush.
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But even after dumping a good deal of water on the device it still smolders as smoke wafts from its insides.
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I also didn't vacuum out the insides (recommended by the manual) because I didn't have a vacuum with a hose attachment.
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Science has requested to study my insides when I pass, which at this rate will be another season or two, max.
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Virtually no other cruise liners escaped the century without having their insides gutted and redecorated, but the America somehow scraped through.
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How can I honestly start a relationship if someone might see me as normal but I know my insides are not?
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Even some of the homes that had survived — barely — had their insides spilled onto the sand: refrigerators, seat cushions, life vests.
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The insides of stars can fuse these lighter elements into heavier ones like carbon and oxygen, all the way to iron.
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We're getting to see a lot more of the insides of celebrities' homes and some surprising glimpses of their daily routines.
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She asked the chef what he did with the insides of the potatoes, and he told her he threw them out.
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While the phone packs Huawei insides, including a chip made by subsidiary HiSilicon, it bears little mention of the Huawei name.
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Fingernails. If you have long fingernails, consider either cutting them or using a "finger condom" (like this) to protect your partner's insides.
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Photo: Gary Cranitch/Queensland Museum House cats—cute, cuddly, sometimes grumpy—have barbed penises that scrape up the ladies' insides something fierce.
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I had to lift the cow's vaginal insides and hold them while the vet tried to stuff them back inside the cow.
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He was rushed to a second hospital where an emergency laparoscopy was performed to clean out his insides and replace the tube.
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And our insides have a different way of growing.... We can always try to remember that we're much more than one thing.
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I felt a terrible hurricane of guilt storm around my insides as the gym teacher led him away to the nurse's office.
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A force field of bass vibrates around each limb, and it feels like sound is filling your insides from navel to nape.
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The Quest's insides are stuffed with electronics, including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 mobile chipset from 2017 and 64GB or 503GB of storage.
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The goal was to create an artificial crater that exposed the insides of the asteroid, precious material that scientists want to study.
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I clutch a pillow to my abdomen the entire time because I feel like my insides could spill out at any moment.
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A robot usher, complete with Intel insides, was introduced to the public at the Sydney Opera House Wednesday in a short video.
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Sara then helps Ryker peel the paper off his cupcake, then counts down before both boys take a bite, revealing pink insides.
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Then the plant secretes digestive juices, which turn the insides of said insect to mush over the next five to twelve days.
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Sophie: Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides (Transgressive/Future Classic) The riskiest tracks here are the two where the London-to-L.
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"If you can't get rid of the water source, scrub the insides of containers to get rid of the eggs," Conlon said.
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Layer butter and mayonnaise on the insides of the bread, then layer the sandwich with lettuce, onion, tomato, and the fried shrimp.
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According to the tweet, her 74-year-old grandmother bought six Christmas ornaments that are see-through balls with g-string insides.
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It chokes your insides and makes you into the sort of person who reads "How to give great head" listicles on WikiHow.
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They are, you imagine, not normally snazzy dressers, not prone to flights of fashion or letting their insides spill onto their outsides.
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As she points to the border fence, the insides of her hands are visible, filled with now-faded numbers written in ink.
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The insides of the DK-05 were clearly visible, looking like miniature water parks with a labyrinthine arrangement of tubes and lights.
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It gives you an armed truck, an endless group of faceless cultists, and a huge empty desert to smear with their insides.
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All of this assures that Pooh and friends don't just look their fluffiest, but their insides are stable for a long future.
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I mention what I'm doing to everyone I interact with, lest they detect a smell and wonder if my insides are rotting.
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While they might look like their insides are about to run out, they could still have a nasty sting in their tails.
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The chocolatey insides will then give you a bite-sized version of the perfect summer night huddled around a campfire with friends.
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They're usually caked with cruddy black stuff on the opening in the bottom and have a sticky, slimy substance on the insides.
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Even after a Mafioso menaces Aaron ("I'll pull your insides out with a pair of pliers"), the boy clings to his optimism.
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She started working on the tracks that make up Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides as a bit of an industry gambit.
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I have no idea whether that's true, but obviously, recording the insides of hotel rooms is not a particularly daunting logistical exercise.
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The Scottish producer's bewilderingly titled Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides, out since June, gleefully fuses harsh and pretty, tender and aggressive.
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At 39 minutes long, Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides is awash with texture and color and emotions that expand and contract.
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Though Mr. Ball Legs is red in color, when Joel smashes him with a hammer his insides are sort of a gooey black.
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Nowadays, X-rays can even show your insides *moving *in unprecedented detail, allowing doctors to watch the flow of blood through the heart.
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With a turn of a handle on the top, you can lift the entire body off the computer to get to its insides.
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So the doctors fed this man a "considerable quantity" of cabbage to shield his insides from the glass, and then made him vomit.
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Authors and illustrated produced works to cater to that interest—including an incredibly bizarre "flap book" that shows what human insides look like.
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Breads with stiffer insides seemed to receive high marks for releasing aromatic compounds, and crusts seemed to release more aromatics than crumbs did.
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We know the insides of the plane, the technical details of it, the engines, whether it be GE or Pratt & Whitney that's produced.
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Every morning before she leaves for her run, she cracks open a few raw eggs and slurps up the insides from a bowl.
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Its ingredient list includes a detergent, which could kill bacteria by destroying the thin membrane that separates their insides from the outside world.
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There are also ear tips with "fins" (also called "wings") that hook into the insides of your ears to keep them in place.
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Though he was transported to Connecticut Children's Medical Center to have the battery removed, it had already caused extensive damage to his insides.
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And besides, the kelp crab's hard shell and the meat's tendency to stick to its insides makes it very labor-intensive to pick.
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The Chelsea was not the only artistic residential hotel to have its longtime tenants booted and its insides gut-renovated for deeppocketed tourists.
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A neon car with action figures, ladders, guns, and other strange objects hanging off the wheels appeared on the insides of my eyelids.
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Thousands of people scraped Q-tips to the insides of their mouths in hopes of being the one to save our baby's life.
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Soon, two more rats emerged from the wheel of his car, where presumably they had been camping out, munching on his car's insides.
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Why are you so curious about my squishy emotional insides when they are clearly not part of the situation you are supposedly reporting?
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We said macerating, meaning the process by which a fruit is soaked and squeezed in order to break down its insides into liquid.
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It uses heated air to produce the Maillard reaction that gives deep-fried food its distinct browned exterior while keeping the insides moist.
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But 23 of these remains are unlike the rest: Flesh wraps their bones, clothes cover their skin, and organs still fill their insides.
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I felt a sense of loneliness and isolation so deep that it seemed like someone had scooped out the insides of my bones.
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You cannot keep beating people, to the extent he has, unless you need to, unless it is a means to cool your insides off.
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No, we're not talking about the time of year where that holiday spirit and hot cocoa begin to warm your insides and soul, respectively.
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The fertility doctor said my insides were ripe and gorgeous (better feedback than my last audition) and, well, flattery will get you everywhere, folks.
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This all has more to do with the (no doubt intricately designed and decorated) insides of Anderson's brain than it does any actual place.
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He tells clients to think of the French as coconuts, with hard shells and soft insides, and Quebeckers as soft peaches with hard cores.
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Although the fries are reasonably crisp, their insides are mealy and bland in a way that fresh-cut potatoes almost certainly would not be.
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I did notice the inside of the cups feel very cool to touch, but the outside heats up as the headset cools the insides.
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The shots blew through its damaged armor and caused autocannon ammunition to shatter the enemy mech's insides and ripped off one of its arms.
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I would also like to give a shout out to Nigel, the in-office Yorkie I cuddled with after getting my insides flushed out.
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Liam separates the insides of an iPhone with robotic precision so, for example, pieces of glass and plastic won't be mixed in with copper.
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The times where I'm falling in love with William (Jimmi Simpson), carrying on about the Maze, and getting slashed open, revealing my robotic insides?
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Birds often mistake bags, bottle caps, plastic fibers and other materials for food and swallow the plastic, damaging their insides and potentially killing them.
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A disgusted POTUS tells the congressman to study every detail of the Oval Office, because he'll never see the insides of it again. Burn.
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It helps you grow even more disgusted, in case the thought of a mosquito siphoning up your insides through a straw wasn't gross enough.
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But even his larger sculptures in this show, pyramids bent toward the ceiling or sliced to expose their insides, make you feel boringly human.
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A quick cross-section reveals a sick textural trifecta: the thick outer rind, the gooey creamline, and the flaky, cakey, and unmistakably dank insides.
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So you do have to wonder quite how mirrored are the insides of the filter bubbles with which tech giants appear to surround themselves.
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Its hollow insides belie its emphasis on the feel-good over the do-good, and female empowerment as part of a clever soft sell.
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The pieces are often attached to materials I've pulled from the insides of buildings like pipes and floorboards, activated by natural and artificial light.
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Their salty insides will infuse your run-of-the-mill tomato and basil sauce with an ocean brininess that you will not soon forget.
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It's not perfect — the drywall's ripped edges and cavernous insides are exposed — but there's little at stake because there's no outside to let in.
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I'll never forget the smell of her insides, which I was trying to keep from popping out as the doctor wrapped her in bandages.
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To do this, they use a technique called asteroseismology—checking out vibrations on the star's surface—and then make estimates about the star's insides.
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In "Separate from the Arc," the insides of rain white clouds and the force of waterfall showers come together to show off their powers.
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The residue was found on the insides of 10 braziers and on stones exhumed from eight tombs in the 2,500-year-old Jirzankal Cemetery.
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As the cicada matures, massospora multiplies, digesting the insect's insides, castrating it and replacing its rear end with a chalky white plug of spores.
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But many beetles become infected by the thousands with a common, parasitic worm that makes their insides look like a plate of moving spaghetti.
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Until recently, surgeons have hesitated to remove cataracts from Ebola survivors, for fear that the insides of their eyes might still harbor the virus.
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The ground beneath you rises and falls gently, across several planes of combat—but, mercifully, not in a way that turns your insides out.
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HONG KONG — Hundreds of turtles, dolphins and whales become stranded every year on Thailand's beaches after plastic impedes their mobility or clogs their insides.
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An MRI can image the insides of a brain in detail, and a functional MRI (fMRI) measures brain activity by looking at blood flow.
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They're served a generous three to an order, large puffy patties with creamy insides, under golden bristles of panko that crumble like crisped air.
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Years passed before city school investigators saw the insides of the classrooms where former students, teachers and parents said children weren't learning basic skills.
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His daughters know that he would have loved to have known about his wife's peculiar insides so he could have teased her about it.
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Photos of men who have transferred the insides of their bodies to the outside by pulling on chains while lightning comes from their heads.
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A few weeks ago, someone told me he would rather be filled with marshmallows than imagine that this is what his insides look like.
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Others couldn't spit, so a technician rolled individual cotton swabs along the insides of their cheeks, harvesting their skin cells—and the valuable DNA inside.
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For all the insomnia-inducing horror films in the cannon, there are still few places quite as scary as the insides of our own heads.
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I sometimes push myself to perform society's definition of "okayness," which only creates anxiety in terms of the discrepancy between my insides and my outsides.
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Further describing her pregnancy, Otis wrote her daughter is "so big & takes up every crevice of my insides," making it difficult for her to breath.
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But some scientists say it's time to consider another crucial factor when designing a spacecraft's insides: how it will affect the behavior of the passengers?
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Outside the building, the cathedral's two bell towers and outer walls stood firm, while their insides and the upper structure were eviscerated by the blaze.
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He only stopped when the police arrived, running out the front door of the house -- despite threatening to "rip her insides out," the records say.
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Her injuries were so severe that her insides looked like "Swiss cheese," according to the Daily Breeze, and her abdominal wound was 7 inches long.
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Because at the end of the day I think if people watch the show, they will see people come to terms with their own insides.
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Even the slow-moving electronic beats and languid melodies feel like the unhurried breaths and sedate rhythms of your insides when nobody else is around.
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Next, squish: Break or slice it open to peep the insides, scope the texture, and release new volatile aroma compounds (also known as secret smells).
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So your insides are hard at work even if your outside "is fast asleep poolside," Dr. Rogers says, which could definitely make you feel sleepy.
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"I felt like my insides were going to fall out," said Sharon, who asked that her last name not be used to protect her privacy.
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"Insides," his Domino début, marked a new beginning: Hopkins built stiffer, quicker beats, to draw out the unease that lurked within his seemingly serene compositions.
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Using a microCT scan, researchers can examine the insides of a tooth to determine what time of year the mastodon died, according to Dr. Fisher.
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We, too, crave all the warm spices that make us feel like our insides are full of mulled cider when the leaves start to change.
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I also just prefer having a vegetarian approach, I don't want to get fat, and I don't want my fucking insides to rot with meat.
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Still, when it comes to the person protecting your heart or prodding at your insides, it's probably worth understanding how they earned that white coat.
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Chris's insides had been gracefully diverted; on the right side of his stomach he now had an ileostomy, in which the small intestine becomes external.
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The insides of the various spaceships and space-based habitats all seem to work from similar design concepts, as if imagined by a single designer.
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Shocked to see blue overhead, I burst out laughing, the sound filling the space where the tree's heartwood should be, bouncing off its hollowed insides.
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Consisting of seven pairs of laser-cut color, life-size photographs of the insides of peoples' mouths, the work is presented in a staggered display.
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Gohar's preferred potato preparation, made from yellow creamers or fingerlings, is a comforting twice-cooked recipe that yields crispy, crunchy edges and steamy, pillowy insides.
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It was a complete and utter destruction of my insides, my hopes and dreams, hormones, and ability to believe in the natural order of things.
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They taste of salt and earth, the dough made from urad dal, split black lentils with creamy insides, soaked overnight and ground to a flour.
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My brushing covered 290 percent of the surfaces on the outsides of my teeth, while the insides of my teeth were only 27 percent covered.
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No surprise since the insides of the metal frame is reinforced with steel and the glass back helps strengthen the entire structure of the body.
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I know those emotions which tear the insides to be free and memories which must be kept underground, caged by rigid discipline least they destroy.
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Trilobites Scientists spent days aboard a helicopter with special sensors over a volcano to develop a picture of how its insides affect its frequent eruptions.
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While the rugs display elaborate patterns in auburn and burgundy, the columns' foam insides are solid shades of hot pink, baby blue and neon orange.
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They explored its insides using a type of CT scanning and learned that its organs are arranged in a pattern unusual even for a shipworm.
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At 30,000 FPS—1,250 times slower than real time—you can watch the kernel's insides expand peel the hard hull apart like a rose blooming.
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Instead of having to scrape the insides of the working bowl with a spatula, this food processor has a scraper that's integrated into the lid.
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Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides is denser, murkier, more overwhelming, blurring the sonic lines and letting loose the feelings that were once boxed in.
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He wants to explore enormous philosophical and theological questions in a big-budget franchise movie where people get their insides colonized by terrifying extraterrestrial beings.
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The first thing viewers will notice about Garner's works is likely the omnipresence of vaginas, vulvas, and the typically concealed insides of human reproductive organs.
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There was the noise (like a can opener), the temperature (freezing cold), the feeling inside (as if someone was stretching your insides like a rubber band).
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The Plan: As someone who's had mild, recurring GI issues for as long as I can remember, the idea of making over my insides is appealing.
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Next he tore out its gills with his thumbs and ran his fingers through its belly, from throat to tail, until its insides were quite clean.
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It was exhausting to hold everything in my mind at the same time, so I returned to the bathroom for more frantic clawing at my insides.
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Scientists from Duke University and Intel have come up with a new mechanism for keeping high-performance electronics cool: fill their insides with bouncing water droplets.
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Edson Barboza is a known commodity—he kicks extremely hard and fast, and he can do it over and over until his opponent's insides are pulp.
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Founded in 2010, by 2013 or so, ITG had turned the once-embarrassing insides of bathroom cabinets f to a source of intense fascination and posturing.
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Spectranetics uses techniques including lasers and tiny drug-covered balloons to clean the insides of veins and arteries that have become clogged due to heart disease.
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When we decided to cut a GoPro in half to photograph the insides, we quickly realized that cutting it by hand was out of the question.
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Have you heard of the assassin bug, an insect that eats the insides of its rivals and then wears their hollowed-out corpses like trophy armor?
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Hopkins signed to the discerning indie label Domino, and in 2009 he released "Insides," which included a nine-minute version of the track that Coldplay borrowed.
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In Cameron's case, the battery inflamed his esophagus and caused his insides to swell from the top of his brain to the bottom of his heart.
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When these sweet potatoes hang out for a while under the broiler, their edges get a nice even char but their insides stay soft and creamy.
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Also, the idea of the fish [Jabu-Jabu], when you go inside its body and that's the whole level, you exploring the insides of this fish.
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In the summer of 2016, Jeremiah made a cartoon and sent it to church leaders, depicting an elephant sitting on a man, squeezing out his insides.
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It's also worth mentioning that the metal is covered in a thin "food-safe seal" that will presumably prevent the metal—and your insides—from rusting.
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For the rest of us, we feel betrayed by our bodies when we blush, our insides heating up and flushing our skin with a telltale redness.
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It felt as if my insides clung to the top of my body and then moments later slowly made their way back to their rightful places.
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I hated the way I looked and my insides were screaming for help but I silenced them with the temporary comforts of sweets and fast foods.
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That same year, a novice photographer from Montreal, Brian Young, landed in New York City and began documenting the insides of the graffiti-covered subway system.
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The grand arc of Sophie's bewilderingly titled Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides swings through a billion little moments of rapture, with sounds beautiful, ugly, extreme.
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The comfort offered by the sac goes beyond its insides: You can order your sac in super plush "phur" or velvet in a variety of cozy colors.
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Move your tongue slowly around your partner's mouth, touching all over their tongue, as well as the insides of their cheeks and the roof of their mouth.
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Unlike Adonis, though, dating Italus wasn&apost as simple as counting rings; the old pine&aposs insides were too mangled with age to get a clear reading.
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And you're left with nothing but the warmth of your delusions, the heat of your disappointment, the burn of your indignation, and a gnawing at your insides.
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The beauty of soda is that it will not only rot your insides, but its waste will also choke the life out of everything else around you.
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InSight's goal is to figure out what Mars' insides are made of, and the lander has two primary tools that it uses to "peer inside" the planet.
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That&aposs what collusion is, because by Wednesday you&aposre desperately trying to pick at the insides of the chicken because you&aposre running out of meat.
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When we spoke with her on Tuesday, she revealed the insides of her backpack, which was gloriously lightweight because she didn't have to lug her computer around.
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But one thing to consider when Internet dating, or fantasizing about a real person we've never met, is that we are comparing our insides to their outsides.
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Brush the insides of the buns with melted butter, and cook, butter side down, in a hot skillet over medium high until golden brown, about 2 minutes.
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In other words, the app calculated the extent to which my evening of Smirnoff shots and lack of sleep had, at least temporarily, impacted my body's insides.
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When, in the second season, she starts to microdose hallucinogens, it seems less like a breakdown than like an attempt to match her insides to her outsides.
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The sandpapery covering, designed to make the beam easier to grip, scraped the skin off the insides of my legs before my pelvis slammed onto the apparatus.
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We bargained with local fishermen to take us there, and climbed into their rickety dugout canoe, literally a floating mango tree trunk with its insides scooped out.
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The seismometers, which are designed to measure surface movements less than the width of a hydrogen atom, will produce what are essentially sonograms of the planet's insides.
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Above all, what I've gleaned from this celeb content is what the insides of their homes all look like, in particular, Jimmy Fallon's: He has a slide!
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When the researchers cracked the garnets open, they tested the insides of the tunnels and found signs of fatty acids and other lipids, potential indicators of life.
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You've got your Jerks with Hearts of Gold, your Lovable Alpha Bitches, and your Sour Outsides/Sad Insides — with a few Noble Demons thrown in for taste.
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Amy loaded up at Comme des Garçons as well, buying, among other things, a skirt that looks to have been made from the insides of suit pockets.
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Halfway through the trip, I woke up, my stomach in knots, and let out all the pink and blue taffy from my insides right onto the bed.
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I thought every day about peeling back that mask, but I couldn't; the girl it represented was everywhere, and I feared that her insides were completely mechanized.
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" Producer Lauren Gussis shared a short statement as well, writing, "I was bullied… I'm trying to share my insides—to share my pain and vulnerability through humor.
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You see, while all iPhone 7 and 7 Plus (doesn't matter where in the world it's sold) are identical on the outside, the insides aren't quite the same.
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Thanks to the physical requirements of working in his store, Kamal appears to be in good shape, but his insides are paying the price for his poor diet.
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"I had wasted a lot of my life burning up my insides, which aren't burnt, thank God, but you never know when it could pop up," she said.
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Then, before my very first ayahuasca vomit during my third ceremony, rotten fish appeared on the insides of my eyelids, and the word "vile" also came to mind.
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But, I'm learning to accept and embrace my imperfect insides, even though they don't do cool things like sync up with lunar phases nor my close girlfriends' cycles.
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As recently as two weeks ago, some officials in Flint said they hoped that the pipes could be repaired through a process of recoating their insides with phosphates.
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It was smaller than other computer towers and the insides pulled out of the cube with a handle, which was easier than unscrewing the side of traditional computers.
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Taking raw images from a CT scan, the software turned them into a much prettier 3D image of the insides of a specific patient's body in full color.
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After establishing an allergy baseline, the participants were given quarter-size patches on the insides of their upper arms for adolescents, or on their backs for younger kids.
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Tiffani Thiessen, Mandy Moore, Gwyneth Paltrow, Whitney Port, Lauren Conrad, and Vanessa Lachey have all likewise shared the insides of their fridges, pantries, and other kitchen storage units.
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It was the first time in a long time I'd cried laughing—the kind of fun that makes your face crinkle up and your insides go all warm.
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" Source: Rogers' 2002 commencement address at Dartmouth College "It's our insides that make us who we are, that allow us to dream and wonder and feel for others.
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The researchers suggested it could be because the cold air dries out the mucous membranes, which line your eyes, ears, and the insides of your mouth and nose.
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Mechanical claws extract the birds' insides, and a line of hooks carry away the "gut pack"—the livers, gizzards, and hearts, with the intestines dangling like limp spaghetti.
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My body felt like it had been dipped in a sno-cone machine—even my insides, my heart, felt chilled—and I could feel my heart rate increase.
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You see, marriage is like a Hot Pocket: it can look good, but these issues are the filling that can ravage your insides, leaving you empty and miserable.
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San Pellegrino Chinotto is a caramel-colored tonic that goes down like an aperitif; Italians guzzle it in warm months to cool their insides and aid in digestion.
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At the time, identical posters lined the insides of buses and subway cars, and, to remind them what they were fighting for, the locker doors of servicemen overseas.
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There are crunchy starbursts of chicharrón, housemade chorizo that tastes as if someone bottled a smokehouse, and whole ham croquetas, their insides gently funky and hot-dog pink.
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Sweetbreads with creamy white insides were fried to a pale, crinkled gold, then served with a brown, French, lovely and anachronistic sauce made from veal jus and crayfish.
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When Mr. Day and Mr. Schwartz considered a compromise — removing the Andrew Marc label from the jackets' insides — Mr. Day had an epiphany about the importance of brands.
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Next, I went to a fertility doctor, hoping he would tell me that my insides were nothing but a mess of muck and darkness where nothing would grow.
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Where the Pibarnon's are felt mostly on the tongue, the tannins in the other two bottles creep up the insides of the mouth and behind the upper lip.
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After very regular wear for about a year (not every single day, but pretty frequently), the lining on the insides of the shoes rolled up and peeled off.
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And when we feel it, just like any other romance, it has the ability to rearrange our insides in a way that changes the trajectory of our lives.
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As far as she's concerned, someone among them could commit a mass shooting at this moment and decorate their screaming panels with the insides of their entire team.
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There was a moment, sometime between 2008 and 2010, when a woman's insides — her exploits, her eating habits, her feelings, her sex life — became a lucrative internet product.
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Summers is a professor of comparative biomechanics at the University of Washington's Friday Harbor Labs, and he's spent the past few months scanning and sharing dozens of fish insides.
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The mishmash-like texture of the insides put this burrito behind other menu items for me, but the taste kept it from falling to the bottom of this list.
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There exists an artist's impression of Eric's insides, but due to creators Captain Richards and A.H. Reffell being rather secretive about his mechanics, it's difficult to gauge its accuracy.
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The improved Nintendo Switch model is identical to the current standard Switch model except for its insides, so it doesn't have a fancy new name or anything like that.
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Just as you'd expect from it's exterior, the building's insides features the same pink hues from the album's cover, with song titles from the album painted on it's walls.
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Google started shipping its Pixel and Pixel XL phones earlier this week, and the team at iFixit documented their teardown, showing off the insides of the company's new device.
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You have the freedom to make chill plans that will not result in alcohol poisoning, and your local bar staff (not to mention your insides) will likely thank you.
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Like your insides are melting, 'cause they are … they're melting from the inside out … they're burnin', bubblin', liquefyin' … like a bonfire raging inside of you … and you're the witch.
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His aroma was more of a mild blue cheese odor than that of curdled milk or baby puke or old cow's insides, which were my initial suspicions and fears.
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The wee classic Scottish puddin,Sheep's insides need a good thumpin,With a churning and a thuddin,With much cantieWhen it comes hearts will be pumpin;Meal time, auntie!
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In Battery Park, the Battery Bee Sanctuary shelters thousands of bees insides hives designed to reflect New York's architectural history, including tenement-style apartments and Dutch-style step gables.
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I'm tangled in the growth of vines; the ones that stretch across my sidewalk, snaring the insides of my air conditioning unit, climbing up the windows to my house.
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It's the kind of drink that turns your insides to gold, that makes you feel rich just to live in New York, with all the world in five boroughs.
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Pilfered belongings were strewn across a warehouse—an overturned armoire, spilling out girls' clothes; a scattered deck of UNO cards; a medical dummy, opened up to reveal its insides.
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So go on Friday — but then you'll miss Wednesday and Thursday's special of berenjenas asadas, eggplant charred over open flame until its insides retreat and cede sovereignty to smoke.
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The insides of your fingers are hot spots for friction, which causes ink to fade, while the tops of your fingers are constantly exposed to harsh soaps and hand-washing.
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Given the increasing maturity and stabilization of many popular tech product categories, I believe we're going to start seeing an increased emphasis on changes to the "insides" of popular devices.
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The Razer Blade also uses a proprietary port for charging, and that'd be annoying too, but it's because USB-C can't handle the wattage the computer's souped up insides require.
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Explore his insides, discover a mutated, heavy breathing version of his own head and then be expelled from between the thighs of Rouge the Bat into a gigantic, waiting crib.
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Much like the Uglies, it's about identity and it's about our insides and our outsides, and in a way, it's a metaphor for our public selves and our private selves.
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If you delight in watching gooey zits pop and in seeing their nasty insides shoot across the room, take comfort in knowing that you are in the company of millions.
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That includes ensuring you keep the insides of your ears neat and tidy, unless you want your co-workers to do it for you using a tiny Q-Tip crossbow.
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A heart monitor buzzed at an even tempo, and the operating room was dark, except for the glow of a TV monitor that projected an image of Jewel's glistening insides.
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"It feels like there's a little demon inside me that's wringing my insides and trying to crawl out," Jenny Oh, a Manhattan-based retail worker, says of her endometriosis pain.
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To get to the center of a kid's Etch-a-Sketch, a responsible adult took a reciprocating saw and hacked off a corner until its hollowed-out insides were exposed.
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The DIY route is probably something you should only attempt if you're confident you can root around in the insides of an iPhone without breaking it, but it's the cheapest.
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" Earlier in the week, the star's wife showed off her growing belly from overseas, writing, "I can't possibly explain the sensation that is my child kicking and punching my INSIDES!!!!!!
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The sides of the pages are painted over with yellow encaustic while the insides of the cover, which extends beyond the edges of the open book, have been painted blue.
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As the doctor performed a biopsy, removing tissue from my uterus to check for disease, I felt a stabbing electric pain spread from my insides and across my entire body.
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Eventually, the congealed pork fat and pie gumming up my insides had to come out, and I found myself squatting above the pot, stomach churning with an angry, oily stew.
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If you're allergic to something and it gets trapped in your nose, it will irritate the insides, says Mas Takashima, director of The Sinus Center at Baylor College of Medicine.
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While a woman's skin is soft like a dying flower and barely strong enough to keep her insides in, a man's skin is thick like the door to a safe.
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Picture the virus that spreads Covid-0003, and you might imagine a scary-looking dustball crowned with crimson, orange, and yellow spikes that help it attach to the victim's insides.
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At this point, Harold enters some wondrous place, a heavenly realm that looks like the insides of an enormous clock, with gears and wheels that are played like musical instruments.
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At the class, the star divulged her process, which included everything from cleansing her insides with an enema, rubbing coconut oil on her asshole, and drinking fiber-filled psyllium husk.
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His body is fragmented like an image in a broken mirror, various pieces floating without connection, the brightness of the sky shining between them, the blood of his insides bright red.
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"The ancient textiles — glued to the insides of both front and back covers — in particular are in fragile condition, especially those areas that are exposed to air and light," Wieck explained.
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It's only at #4 for the application factor, and I'm still scarred by the time a top-less Carmex once managed to squeeze itself all over the insides of my bag.
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But as cars began to use more sophisticated electronic engineering, the automatic transmission eventually became independent from the shifter, freeing up designers to rethink how the insides of cars should appear.
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Instead, InSight will be helping scientists to peer underneath the crust, to learn more about Mars' insides, and that could tell us a whole lot about how this planet was born.
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SEIS is so sensitive that it can detect vibrations on the scale of a hydrogen atom's diameter, and this precision will help it capture snapshots of Mars' insides through seismic waves.
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When the device is closed, the Fold's hinge mostly protects the insides of the phone, though there are still gaps large enough to fit something the size of a guitar pick.
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If the horrifying images of Barb's insides oozing out in the Upside Down didn't convince you that she's dead on Stranger Things, David Harbour is here to set the record straight.
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What makes a good racehorse is "a combination of their insides and outsides" – the horse's physical build, as well as ability to cope with the stress of racing, according to Strainer.
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I had seen many dead bodies before, but this was the most horrible and frightening of all, because his insides were coming out where something — maybe dogs — had ripped him open.
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These volcanoes heated up one side of the lunar surface, changing the mass and structure of the space rock's insides and causing the Moon to tip over onto its current axis.
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Not having a panic attack in the ICU is totally what I mean, like when there is chaos you sort of feel more comfortable, because the outside world matches your insides.
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He told the story about riding his bicycle to quarries in Leicester, England as a boy, cracking rocks open to see the insides, one after another, looking at once-juicy millipedes.
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While the engine is barely changed, the cars themselves are much looser interpretations of the production NSX,, and the insides look more like a science fair project than a production NSX.
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Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides crackles with the thrill of endless becoming, the tenderness that often correlates with distance, and the sound effects that immortalize Sophie in the aural world.
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It could someday be as simple as recording surgeries in 360-degree video, streaming them for VR, and letting the world tune in for a live look at a perfect stranger's insides.
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You may consider printing the insides on normal printing paper and the cover on a heavier-weight paper—people almost always judge books by their covers, even if they're taught not to.
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From then on she kept quiet and asked for painkillers but six months later felt her insides "burning" and fell ill, forcing her to take 10 days off work and lose wages.
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Its insides are younger than its outsides, and it's various components are so dislocated that it stretches out over 718,000 light years across, around seven times as wide as the Milky Way.
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In 1993, when Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan lay on the floor naked and sweating, curled in a panicked ball, as a burning sensation ripped through his insides, neither had he.
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It looks so much like the iPad Air 2 that you'll mistake it for one when you see it, yet the insides are so much more powerful it'll blow your hair back.
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After D.J. reacted by shifting his position, Greene sped up the remainder of the search, rubbing the palms of his hands down the insides and outsides of both of D.J.'s legs.
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The texture is sticky, pliant, and BENDY, and, at room temperature, its vanilla ice cream-colored insides achieve a "cheese pull" of which any grilled cheese or Instagram goblin would be envious.
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Since July 4th, Juno has been in a highly elliptical orbit around the gas giant, swinging close by Jupiter every 53 days to take scientific measurements of the planet and its insides.
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A big battery, 2400p screen, and efficient processor make for great battery life But it's the Moto Z Play's insides that give it the marathon battery life Lenovo is so proud of.
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Another great VR story from Sundance this year is Sonar, which places you in a command center where you're watching a drone explore the insides of an asteroid following a distress signal.
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While the researchers were soaking the outsides of the rodent in alcohol and the organic solvent, they were simultaneously pumping the liquids through its blood vessels to douse its insides as well.
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Standouts at Folklore include singgang, a Eurasian wolf herring dish, and the must-try fried rice, which stars the deliciously rich chocolate-like insides of buah keluak, a Southeast Asian nutlike fruit.
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She described the virtual reality experience as "intimate", and I suppose shoving your head inside the torso of one of your favourite artists and then looking at her insides is quite intimate.
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Relocating after the shutdown, she recently took a job at the company's Lansing Delta Township plant in Michigan, where she was trained to assemble the insides of doors — the wires and plugs.
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He grows what he can in adjacent garden beds and forages for native red berries with sweet, fig-like insides that grow along the beach, which he adds to desserts or rubs.
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Their survey revealed a 3D view of its insides, from the plumbing network of superheated hydrothermal fluids to scores of faults that allow magma to sneak up to the surface during eruptions.
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As the baby wasp grows, it sustains itself by eating the ladybug's insides, until the virus—which has infected the host's entire body—hits the brain and shuts down the central nervous system.
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Atlanta's food scene is huge, and chances are you'll find whatever your stomach desires here, whether that's fancy (or not) BBQ, good Mexican, or authentic Szechuan that will set your insides on fire.
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One chemical, vitamin E acetate, was identified as a key focus of an investigation in New York where researchers found that it could coat the insides of lungs like grease, potentially damaging them.
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At the end of it all, your vagina — that place made for good times — turns itself inside out to release a greasy, squalling creature somehow leashed to your insides with a fleshy rope.
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On their way out of town, they decontaminated their equipment to avoid transporting invasive species, "weed-washing" the outside with high-pressure hoses, and burning the insides of tanks with 140-degree water.
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Some species can withstand temperatures of -188 degrees Fahrenheit by creating their own antifreeze, which lowers the point at which their blood freezes — preventing ice crystals from forming in the coldblooded critter's insides.
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If you have even a passing interest in rock climbing, you should go see it, in theaters, so you can watch everyone else watch the movie—or watch the insides of their hands.
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The light, flaky croissant whose crispy crust and soft, almost chewy insides are too utterly dependent on gluten to replicate — that is, without adding gums, starches and preservatives that these bakers won't use.
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Since developing plastination, the von Hagens corporeal empire has grown to encompass the Body Worlds exhibition, which by their estimates has drawn over 40 million visitors see the insides of the human body.
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Well, we know that the way in which most of them are raised would fall under that banner, but the health risks for us humans actually have more to do with their insides.
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I had to take these cookies out of the oven a few minutes early because the thinner edges of the batter had turned a golden brown, but the insides still looked under-cooked.
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This is a central tension of Chicago's life and work: She masters unyielding materials, immerses herself in the intellectual history of a major subject and flays her insides to get at powerful emotion.
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Crucially, Mr Cheka's trial is being held before a Congolese judge in a city close to the villages where his troops once paraded severed heads on poles and hung women's insides from trees.
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Twitch streamer DrGluon and YouTuber Loverrlee teamed up to bring Pelican Town to The Sims, laying out the entire main part of the town and even decorating the insides of the houses and stores.
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It made it useful for architects and real estate agents, people who would want to represent the insides of their buildings without all the nasty glare of sun and the darkness of shadowy corners.
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This handheld device can be used to measure beta, gamma, and x-ray radiation, so you'll never have to wonder if that meal you just scrounged up is going to make your insides explode.
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In the exhibit, on tour from the collections of Chicago's Field Museum, technology like computerized tomography (CT) scans allows visitors to see what the insides of these mummies are like for the first time.
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He's made a number of short films, and he made one called "A Day at Work," where blurred-out individuals whose insides have been replaced with pencil drawings talk about their daily work routine.
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In "Toasted with Everything" (2018), the largest painting in the exhibition, DiBenedetto has concocted a gaggle of escapees from a bad horror film as a way of depicting the insides of our damaged psyches.
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Large tubes of fresh burger buns funnel the bread down a ramp on the right and into a toaster, where the bun is warmed until it has a golden brown crust on the insides.
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Click here to view original GIFI have trouble eating two slices of cheesecake in an hour, so I can't imagine what my insides would look like if I crammed 13 slices in a minute.
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She also takes dozens of photos of the insides of cabinets, closets and dressers, so if she is asked to unpack after the move, she can recreate the placement of things for her clients.
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Without making use of jagged editing or a handheld camera— indeed, the look of The Wife sometimes verges on the satiny—the film succeeds in inhabiting its characters' insides as well as their outsides.
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Rubio wrote the Czech company has a record of acting as "China's proxies insides the Czech Republic" and added that PPF-owned telecommunications firms are working with Huawei Technologies Co to develop 5G networks.
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Now, lifeless shells of plastic figures with robotic insides remain in their original positions, either standing behind the saloon bar surrounded by half-empty bottles of liquor or sitting behind the counter in the bank.
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"I saw a lot of smoke, a crowd making its way to the escalators, people with blood and other people's insides on their clothes, bloody faces," St Petersburg resident Leonid Chaika told Reuters by phone.
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But upgrading can also be shockingly expensive if you're not careful (steer clear of Apple's overpriced RAM), and it can seem especially daunting to upgrade if you're not familiar with the insides of your computer.
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Should clients find the heat intolerable, Rebecca explains, they can ask her to press a button to deliver a "cool blast" that would almost instantly stop any discomfort inadvertently caused by their insides being microwaved.
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The doctor gave us pics of the fibroid and my insides, so I send my friends pics of the fibroid and tell them I'm going to hang them up on my fridge like a sonogram.
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Besides how genuinely weird their insides look, what makes this short video all the more extraordinary is that Loggerheads are an endangered species, meaning dissecting one was likely a rare treat for these marine biologists.
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Moreover, when he used computerised tomography, a sophisticated form of X-ray scanning, to study the insides of the fossil skulls, he discovered within each hole a cup-shaped structure with a stalk behind it.
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Many players attempt to recreate themselves in the game, living a virtual life insides its world, and the new update to The Sims 4 means that even more people will be able to do this.
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The Technical Services Division of the CIA did wind up buying a diving suit, dusting its insides with a fungus that caused the chronic skin disease Madura foot, and put TB in the breathing apparatus.
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" Powell offered her most important set of literary definitions in 1936: "Satire is people as they are; romanticism, people as they would like to be; realism, people as they seem with their insides left out.
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Because of the overwhelming amount of grease I'd had by this point, drinking a fizzy drink felt like I was violently rinsing my insides out with a chemical descaling agent, in a really good way.
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But the effort would be worth it: The tree's leaves provide the roof for his wooden long house; its starchy insides can be cooked and eaten, or fed to the household's pigs, ducks and chickens.
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The visit had been no worse or better than other visits, but, as she sat there watching a polished Dad skull wobble atop some clothes she mostly recognized, her insides had gone bleak and dangerous.
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Their inaccessibility means that only part of the East Pacific Rise, a section of another mid-ocean ridge, has been subjected to the type of seismic scrutiny that Axial's insides are getting, said Dr. Rubin.
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In an age in which the need to better understand the nature and meaning of consent is clearer than ever, being invited to experience the insides of strangers' intimate anatomy is both humorous and potent.
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Using the remaining 2 1/2 tablespoons oil, brush the insides of the rolls, then lay them cut-side down on a griddle or skillet to crisp to a rich golden brown, about 2 minutes.
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Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides is grander within the same technopop style, aiming for a dizzier and more solemn sense of romantic rapture; the synthesizers throb with wild longing and a quasi-orchestral majesty.
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Everything is interesting and TV is amazing," and body highs described to me by Kara* as "extremely relaxing from my fingers to toes, it's like my insides are glitter and my chronic back aches go away.
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The company says 20 percent of the global oil brought to the surface at one point or another flows through a TMK tube, including high-end varieties of pipe made for the insides of oil wells.
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Apple just refreshed their iMac line, and while the external design will stay the same, the company has put a ton of effort into refreshing the insides to make them competitive with other professional-grade computers.
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"If you think she's good on the outside, you should check out her insides," the Grammy winner, 43, tells PEOPLE exclusively in its latest cover story about the Argentinean actress, 31, whom he wed in 2011.
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And when you feel like life may be sucking out your soul like a hoover that sits on every surface, drawing into every orifice and draining your insides, something like Joe Pesci's "Wise Guy" is important.
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BlackBerry says the DTEK50 contains the same under-the-hood improvements as the Priv, like a "hardware root of trust" that prevents anyone from tampering with the device's insides and full disk encryption enabled by default.
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There are some people in this world who just want to pickle their insides in Cupcake brand sauvignon blanc while watching John Tucker Must Die for the 12th time without fear of being maligned for it.
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What Your Friend Should DoTell your friend to maybe cool it a bit with the flavored seltzers, since the added acidity could rot his teeth and irritate his insides—especially if he has a digestive condition.
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And yet of all the American Realness shows I attended, this one — often hokey, sometimes profound — made me think the most about the insides and outsides of bodies, about social perception and the experiences of others.
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Dr. Pilny grew up in the Bronx, went to veterinary school at the University of Florida and specialized in exotics because he likes to see the insides of different kinds of animals and enjoys a challenge.
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For the insides, whole corn kernels, still sweet, are folded in with mozzarella and béchamel; chicken and beef are cooked unhurriedly in a cumin-laced stew, then coarsely ground, so they keep their succulence and texture.
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This inexact technique allows some of the bits of bread to fall away and become crumblike and crunchy, while the rest stay larger, like delicious golden-brown geodes with wild-looking exteriors and tender, chewy insides.
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This is irritating, but it's better to wait in an office and pee in a cup than it is to slam (expensive) supplement powder, chew on berries, and swallow pills by the handful as your insides rot.
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With their six gears, scooped-out insides, ultralight carbon fiber wheels, and aluminum bodies, they're heavier than, say, a 485-pound Ducati xDiavel S but much lighter than something like a 640-pound Harley-Davidson V-Rod.
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The Washington Post reported last year that the tiny beads in some toothpastes were not only damaging our insides, the environment, and the creatures that dwell in our waterways, but are also causing serious dental hygiene issues.
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"When I talk about two paths — the path of rebuilding the country or pushing people down into the ditch — that's not some political ploy that somebody calculated for me, that's my insides, that's my soul," Kasich said.
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Even better, the underside of the mouse was completely sealed, preventing even the tiniest speck of dirt from penetrating its insides, and it improved on its predecessors by working on almost any surface that wasn't too reflective.
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Role of the microbiome About 60 tons of food pass through the average human's digestive tract in a lifetime, science says, exposing our insides to billions of different bacteria in addition to those we were born with.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 18th century, medical students and the general public learned about the insides of the human body through a tool that to 21st-century eyes likely appears shocking or offensive.
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Besides serving as a testament to recent advances in 3D printed micro-optics, the new camera could find a wide variety of uses for everything from surveillance drones to the endoscopic tools used to photograph your insides.
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Product cultivated a cutesy smallness, as if the songs were chintzy electronic wind-up toys; Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides features longer songs, larger and more whomping hooks, wider and chillier aural spaces, a sweeping emotionalism.
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The insides will be all new — probably a new A33 processor, up to 256GB of internal storage, maybe larger batteries (for sure on the bigger model), and improved camera performance for hopefully both the front and rear cameras.
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Think on the topic, though, and even with its perfect partner, chocolate syrup's situation is still less than ideal — trapped in a chilly prison, crushed for pleasure, its insides occasionally pulled out at the whims of its masters.
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While old-school X-rays are designed to grab a single snapshot of your insides, CT scans work by taking a series of 2D images from many different angles, which are then assembled to form a 3D image.
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Let's push shitty mash up culture down some stairs; stick a firework up its ass; feed it so many gummy bears that it shits out its insides and decomposes into a poisonous, sickly mess on the floor. Why?
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MONDAY PUZZLE — Although I enjoyed myself immensely FOOLING AROUND with Lynn Lempel's puzzle, one question kept bouncing off the insides of my skull: Who is DUNCAN PHYFE, and can someone be "iconic" if I've never heard of him?
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The cadavers had their connectivity rechecked: Data will be gathered from sensors mounted on their bones and then transmitted along wires laid down along the insides of their limbs and spines, a sort of man-made nervous system.
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Jayda Atkinson, chef at Fork and Boot in New Orleans, Louisiana, agreed that toasting a bagel can boost its texture and flavor quality, telling Insider that "something about the crispy edges and chewy insides makes a perfect bagel."
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Take cookie expert Dorie Greenspan's baking tip for success with these ugly beauties: use an insulated baking sheet, or two stacked on top of each other, in order to not burn the bottoms before the insides are done.
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As the very same boxes of CDs and vinyl we've hunted down thunders against the insides of the skips, it just doesn't feel right; like a stoic hunter making a triumphant catch then setting fire to its carcass.
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Single-handedly facing down a succession of riverine hordes, Manji also has to dodge ultra-colorful weaponry — like blades cunningly designed to relocate your insides to your outsides — and an array of fancifully coifed and costumed lone opponents.
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At the same time, when I'm watching two beautiful people engage in a performative act of love, I often compare my insides to their outsides and feel sad that I am not them, that I am not enough.
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Grilled Sesame Lime Chicken Breasts This recipe is designed to combat chicken-breast-dryness — the breasts are charred quickly on the fire, so the insides stay juicy — while a soy and fish sauce marinade delivers pretty outrageous flavor.
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She is at work on some large-scale paintings inspired by Mexican ceramic tiles (talaveras) as well as a series of sculptures made from polyurethane, painted to resemble tiled walls but whose insides are revealed as bloody innards.
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Later, when the boats were sent into the Mekong rivers and canals, the Swifts proved big noisy targets, and their quarter-inch aluminum skin had just enough resistance to detonate enemy rockets, blasting shrapnel throughout the boat's insides.
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Ube halaya, purple yam cooked down into something between custard and jam, is rolled into a lumpia wrapper and dropped in the deep fryer; under a fork, the shell crackles and the insides ooze out, vivid and royal.
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Start by ordering a whole watermelon from the Original Coconut Kookoo—its insides blitzed to pink cream—then carry the sloshing globe a few paces to one of the Island's two bars to have it spiked with rum.
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In Decoding The Mind, a short animated video from Future of StoryTelling, illustrator Matt Smithson animates a presentation wherein Chun describes how researchers are beginning to introduce tools and technologies to help visualize the insides of people's minds.
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A 24-year old got a mysterious disease where her body attacked her brain — and everyone thought it was in her mind An 18-year-old pro athlete nearly died after unknowingly swallowing a toothpick that punctured his insides
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The cabin lurched and swooped and steadied, and for a stomach-churning moment she only saw ocean and wing beyond her window, no sky at all, before the dragon reared and corrected itself, tossing Kai's insides through another loop.
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Removing the need for drugs and simply swallowing a pill instead of requiring tubes shoved down your throat could make the whole thing much cheaper for those wanting to try adding a semi-permanent water blob to their insides.
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Pappas writes a monthly poetry column for Women's Running magazine, musing on topics including the sublime scent of trail running ("steeped on me like tea") and the sweet pain of sprinting (her insides "gasping screeching flapping baby bird beaks").
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Participants were asked whether they had ever had an intraoral exam for cancer, in which the dentist pulls out their tongue and checks the insides of the cheeks, or an extraoral exam in which the dentist checks the neck.
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Samsung also tweaked the insides of the phone so that it doesn't get as hot while playing games, and I definitely noticed that was true compared with my personal Galaxy S29+ and iPhone X while binge-watching TV shows.
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What twisted the knife in my insides, however, was realizing that the differences between the characters — in size, race, nationality, ambition — only became problems because of their competition with each other for employment and promotion within the Harlem Office.
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And if we could find a way to implant the stuff, well, clearly we'd all become an unstoppable army of Robocops – or at the very least, we'd get better at monitoring our insides and delivering drugs to the right spots.
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With light, media, and soundscapes, he has shattered and rebuilt an abandoned tobacco processing plant in Austria, extracted the skeletal insides of the Arc de Triomf in Spain, and embedded a digital garden onto real trees at the Hammer Museum.
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Without a Rousey/Cyborg fight both women would be condemned to wander through their post-fighting lives like some kind of cursed wraith from an Irish folk tale: unable to find peace, with a great desire gnawing at their insides.
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For the last two years I've obsessed over excrutiatingly minute details (for example: looking far too deeply into the subtle changes in the code on his website) and revved my insides up for what ultimately ends in another round of disappointment.
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You can avoid all the raw fish, soft cheese, cured meats, runny eggs, alfalfa sprouts, lox, delicious Pinot, and fresh-squeezed farmer's market juice (UNPASTEURIZED!!!) in the world, but even that can't stop your insides from deciding, no, not this time.
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Before Stephen Falk created You're the Worst, he was a producer on Orange Is the New Black and Weeds, two shows from Jenji Kohan, who is a master of cutting dialogue and splitting her protagonists open to expose grisly insides.
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It felt like I'd just started a new game of Tetris and was neatly stacking my insides with golden fried Tetris blocks, and all the pieces were gently drifting into place, being happily gobbled up by my greedy stomach acid.
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As a result of having bipolar disorder, I've attempted suicide eight times, nearly died twice, and have seen the insides of eight lock-down psych units across LA. This behavior led to many lost jobs and the loss of my apartment.
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Meanwhile, women are panic-reading the r/SkincareAddiction subreddit, scrolling through threads that explain how microbeads clog up the insides of fish and cause micro-tears in the skin, subsequently forcing pores to overproduce sebum (exfoliating with beads is over, FYI).
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Three years later, her tune has shifted on with the release of OIL OF EVERY PEARL's UN-INSIDES, an eight song collection that is ostensibly the debut album proper from a producer who's become one of pop music's great sound designers.
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The usual smooth sail to Mexico every January for BPM—the notorious festival in Playa Del Carmen where you eat an inconceivable amount of tacos and shit your insides out in the middle of the Mayan ruins—would be considerably harder.
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Let's talk garlic bread sandwiches, because the next time I brave the grocery store, I'm gonna buy one of those frozen garlic bread loaves and then pile the insides high with ham, capicola, salami, mortadella, provolone, and then more salami.
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In a study that will probably make you want to take a hard look at your own dishes, Dunne and her colleagues found traces of 3,000-year-old fatty acids from ancient milk still clinging to the insides of the vessels.
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The X-H1 sounds like it'll also be the most durable of Fujfilm's X Series cameras, with dust and weather-resistance, as well as a magnesium body that's 25 percent thicker than the X-T2's for maximum protection of the insides.
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That somewhat insidious-tasting amaro known as Fernet-Branca has been a favorite of chefs around the world for decades due to its herbal punch of flavor and ability to calm your insides when you've had far, far too much to eat.
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While placing the flame close to the marshmallow will get you a nice charred outside, you may want to step back and let the marshmallows cook more slowly to get the insides nice and gooey, before crisping up the exterior at the end.
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THIBODAUX, Louisiana, July 5 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - L ouise St. Pierre paints pictures of shacks and swamps on the insides of oyster shells - tiny scenes of Cajun culture she sees washing away amid the rising saltwater and periodic floods inundating southern Louisiana.
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Based on a scientific curiosity called a Klein bottle, which is an impossible 3D shape whose insides and outsides are mathematically identical, the intricate pieces that make up this infinite puzzle can be transferred to its opposite side by simply flipping them over.
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After a long conversation with poison control, in which many employees expressed their disapproval of her plans, Loftus was able to confirm that the acid content of the pages would not permanently damage her insides, as long as she took it slow.
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But more so than being queasy — at the sight of the now-evil Flubber entering Reynolds' mouth, then visibly sliding down his throat into his stomach, Alien-style, while crunching and destroying his insides — I was pissed that he was ALREADY DEAD.
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I want Reynolds and his scruff and his humor to carry me through this sci-fi film about an alien organism with no body and no brain, destroying all of life on Earth by blobbing people to death and feeding off our insides.
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In the meantime, check out some more archaeology stories from The Creators Project: Here Are Imaginary Fossils from a Post-Human Earth How Techno-Archaeology Revived "Lost" Footage From The Moon New Exhibition Allows Visitors To Digitally Explore The Insides Of Ancient Mummies
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Frames fill every inch of the walls and line the insides of mahogany display cases so the space resembles a cabinet of curiosity; there is so much material present that Hendeles built steel mezzanines and spiral staircases to create an additional floor.
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How I saw the woman's blood and insides on the floor of the apartment downstairs, her body being carried out by police, and the news articles that filled in all the gory details, like the many kinds of knives the man used.
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It soothes my nausea, restores my appetite, lets me fall asleep, and helps me forget about the torment of my insides as my mind is distracted by worrying about why all my friends decided to be mad at me at the same time.
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Just when we think we've found the exact shade for our skin tone, the stick will break off, the lid will get loose and paint the insides of our purse, or the lipstick will melt when we accidentally leave them in the car.
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Over the four to six months that it ages, these bacteria slowly consume and transform the cheese from the outside in, turning the once chalky insides into a half-inch thick, fudgy "creamline" between the rind and main interior of the cheese.
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If you were hoping to get an even closer look at those OG lipsticks and false lashes (not to mention, the insides of the cult-worthy highlighter palettes), feast your eyes on this: This story was originally published on August 19, 2016.
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It has, after all, been in existence since long before the advent of human shelters, to say nothing of human beings, and it is perfectly capable of spending the season huddled beneath peeling bark or in the hollow insides of dead trees.
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Korean sweet potatoes have more of a red or purple-ish skin with white insides, as opposed to the all-orange tubers you might find more commonly at the supermarket, but they taste just as sweet and homey in this classic holiday dish.
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Michael started to wonder if perhaps he was the one who was supposed to do something, him, Michael Salter, his pulse starting to quicken around this vague implication, molding his insides into a smaller, braver person who might take over the larger controls.
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Yield: about 23 ½ cups 1 ½ cups raw cashews, soaked for 4 hours3 ½ cups filtered water1 vanilla bean, insides scraped out2 ounces cold pressed ginger2 ounces lemon juice1 tablespoon Blue Majik spirulina extract1 tablespoon maca root3 Medjool datesSpirulina powder, to garnish (optional) 1.
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But the tactic we take is that we don't give an inch on curatorial excellence, that actually what the public comes to museums and pays quite large sums of money to see is the insides of curatorial talent and skill alongside the collections.
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In the meantime, Paige and Matthew get serious (and Philip gets serious about keeping them from seeing each other); William is captured, but not before he can give himself a disease that rots his insides; and Arkady is sent back to the USSR.
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In "22916," taken in 1988, two green-covered hills anchor what would be a breathtaking image — if it were not for the fact that we see one of the hills sliced as if it were several layers of cake, its rocky insides revealed.
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The robotic geologist — designed to explore Mars' insides, surface to core — must go from 2360,24 mph (19,800 kph) to zero in six minutes flat as it pierces the Martian atmosphere, pops out a parachute, fires its descent engines and, hopefully, lands on three legs.
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"If you can think of the worst flu you've ever had and you get the cold sweats and then have someone stab a hot poker in your insides and just twist it around," TJ says in the video, referring to the pain he was experiencing.
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He had become intimately familiar with the insides of smartphones while working with Bunnie Huang, and the experience had left him wondering if the powerful capabilities of these increasingly ubiquitous devices could be used to protect, rather than invade, people's privacy — sousveillance, rather than surveillance.
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Shame, driven into us at a young age, keeps most of us from ever mentioning what's happening to our insides, but once in awhile a strange creature—a mad pooper, if you will—comes along and announces exactly what they're doing to that stall.
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When Pink smashed a motorcycle through a no-good boyfriend's window and into my heart in 20173, she sounded like granite soaked in honey—gritty and likely to punch you in the mouth, but also with runs sweet enough to make your insides flutter.
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If you want an answer to that question, ask the five record label execs who sat on the bed making small talk while my insides growled, my stomach cramped, and my backside forcibly expelled those two harmless cans of Red Bull in the restroom.
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Wearing a dress with colourful tulle and a skeleton bodice—a move that looks very deliberate, showing us her "insides"—Bjork, accompanied by a full band, belts out tracks like "Oceania", "Army of Me", and "All Is Full of Love" to name a few.
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Though I have not ripped them apart to see their insides, I assume they're little more than incredibly cheap headphone speaker elements that have been denied their hard plastic shells and instead surrounded by two flat circular pieces of soft-ish, presumably synthetic padding.
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Valentine says that there are a number of areas to tattoo on the hands, including the top (or back) of the hands, the tops of the fingers near the knuckles, the cuticles, the insides of the fingers, the sides of the hands, and the palms.
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That's partly because Bong is working at the top of his game, constructing with his cinematographer Hong Kyung-pyo a world where drastic shifts occur between the insides of houses that don't just signify changing living conditions but the interior state of the inhabitants.
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I know those emotions which tear the insides to be free and memories which must be kept underground, caged by rigid discipline lest they destroy, but which yet are precious to me because they are mine and I am proud of that which is myself.
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Across the Midwest on Wednesday, residents who are used to carrying on with life's routines despite bad weather had little choice but to shiver, stay indoors and make the best of it, even as the insides of their windows became ominously lined with ice.
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Probing the wound with what looks like a narrow straw, the nurse follows a winding, foot-long path through his insides — one of many signs leading doctors to believe the gunman used hollow-point bullets, which rip through flesh more than regular ammunition does.
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The surface of the eye used to be considered a bacterial wasteland, but every other part of our bodies which comes in contact with the outside world, from our skin to our stomachs to the insides of our nostrils, is home to a diverse microbial flora.
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If you slice it open and let it come to room temperature, you can watch the texture of the insides turn from cream cheese to soft butter to a full-on puddle, seeping out of its fuzzy rind like the incredible Alex Mack oozing through a doorway.
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Our insides are itchy, messy, labyrinthine, swampy places to live—the antithesis of what we see when we look at an image of a person online (or the image they provide us in a few conversations) and they appear to be tied up in a neat bow.
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Remove the potatoes and cool slightly, then cut in half lengthwise and scoop out all of the insides with a spoon into a medium bowl, leaving 1/4-inch of the outer layer of flesh and skin behind; transfer empty potato halves to a baking sheet.
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"I saw a lot of smoke, a crowd making its way to the escalators, people with blood and other people's insides on their clothes, bloody faces," St Petersburg resident Leonid Chaika, who said he was at the station where the blast happened, told Reuters by phone.
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The insides of the Project Scorpio edition will be the same as those of the standard One X, which has some pretty intense specs capable of running games in 4K resolution and making even Xbox One games that haven't been patched for 4K look a little shinier.
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Good news for people who love terrifying news: scientists have developed a soft-bodied robot octopus capable of propelling itself around underwater, wedging itself into tiny crevices between rocks, and (maybe one day) dragging swimmers to their doom so it can feast on their gooey insides.
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Toward La natura delle cose's end, a rare close-up on Angelo's gaping, morbid face becomes the image of happiness when his lips curl into a juvenile grin — a moment that still rocks my insides and whose filmic power was mentioned by the screening's Q&A moderator.
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Thinx, a company that makes absorbent, "period-proof" panties meant to be worn without tampons or pads, has pushed the boundaries of period engineering and advertising, using images of a runny egg yolk or the insides of a grapefruit to evoke menstruation or the female anatomy.
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According to the last local repair shop we visited in person, putting your phone in a bag of rice doesn't make any difference to the moisture in the insides, but drying phones in a sealed container with silica gel is another common recommendation you might want to try.
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Like velvet pants with pockets made of silky kisses, Coupole is a texture-lover's dream—from crust to core, it's got a thicker, slightly gummy rind that gives way to a goopy cream line, that furthermore gives way to the dense, cakey, almost dry-cream-cheese-like insides.
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But her astonishing 693 debut, Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides, saw the Glaswegian artist, producer, and DJ shedding old skins and stepping comfortably into new ones, delivering a piece of work that pushes the boundaries of what electronic music is—and how it can make you feel.
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If we really care about the desires of long-dead Egyptians, then we might consider that Nesyamun would have wanted to remain wrapped up and treated like a god (as historian Christina Riggs suggests) — not having his insides bared for all by CT scan, reminding us of his humanity.
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In theory, a sonic weapon could do this by causing ear pain, by making a person dizzy, or by vibrating a person's insides at a frequency that could "stun them, nauseate them, 'or even liquefy their bowels and reduce them to quivering diarrheic messes,'" as one journalist wrote in the 1990s.
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Like the arts of tiny tongue kisses and tight-ass omelets, the French pioneered and mastered the art of making these small softies; the fromageries of France are packed with young raw-milk goat cheeses, their insides turned to molten radness, barely clinging to their crinkled, walnut-shell-textured skins.
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Image: Radiological Society of North AmericaThis method, which has been around for about 10 years, is particularly good at capturing the high contrast needed to visualize soft tissues, but up until now it's only been used in medicine to scan the insides of such things as livers, hearts, and veins.
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Pandora's exotic fauna, easily recognizable from the film, awaits at every turn, and while most if it is simply part of the overall landscape, there's interactivity and history there, too: smack the glowing insides of a massive plant pod, set up by the Na'vi, and it spews steam and water.
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But get around its name and Revengance is a delight—by which I mean a devastatingly awesome hack 'em up in which "you" are the cyborg Raiden, whose Blade Mode-enabled katana can chop enemies to pieces with manually controlled 360-degree freedom (then you consume their insides, for health, obviously).
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There have been rumors of a massive new Star Wars set based on Echo Base from Empire Strikes Back for ages now, but they've finally been confirmed: Lego have just announced a gigantic new set jam packed with so much goodness even the smell of Tauntaun insides couldn't ruin it.
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As William lay dying — the putrefaction of his insides probably sped by his violent laughter when Agent Aderholt, exhibiting well-meaning American cluelessness, asked if he wanted a Coke — he coughed up, in his delirium, one tiny bit of information to add to Stan and Dennis's hazy picture of the Jenningses.
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Served in conical tumblers, rife with cinnamon and cardamom, the tea felt like a hug for the insides and restored us to the degree that we were able to make a decision about bridesmaids outfits, which my sister-in-law gamely modeled at the multilevel Indian clothing superstore Pratap Sons.
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Pointlessly yelling into the void about some minor injustice you've suffered is the perfect relief for the giant wave of anxiety crashing against your insides, a balm for the wounds that riding public transportation with people who don't use headphones while they listen to music can inflict upon your weary soul.
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In short: Samsung extended the screen protector under the bezel so you're not tempted to peel it off, it reduced the size of the gap when it's closed, added covers to better protect the insides from debris, and finally added more protection to the back side of the screen itself.
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Most victims are recruited between the ages 12-14 UNICEF The goal of the new app is to build a national database of photos of the insides of hotel rooms to help law enforcement match images posted by sex traffickers to locations, in an effort to map out the routes and methods used by traffickers.
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The team published its results Monday in the journal Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A. The texture designed by engineers Bharat Bhushan and Philip Brown can be used to line the insides of bottles of everyday soaps and cleaning products — a kind of substance that has been particularly difficult for this kind of research.
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In rhyming couplets, it lists various provinces of China and laments how hard it is for diners to keep up with the influx of new dishes from these regions: But then food from Szechuan came our way,Making Cantonese strictly passé…Then when Shanghainese got in the loopWe slurped dumplings whose insides were soup.
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This is the apparent future of home living: where even your squishy insides can't avoid the increasing presence of data collection and monitoring, and where the simple act of measuring a person's body temperature is somehow connected to the internet, an ever-sprawling network of systems transferring a truly dizzying amount of personal information.
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But their insides reveal an affinity to Chinese xiao long bao: The dough, tinged with sugar and gilded by egg wash, is wrapped around ice-cream scoops of chilled jigote — a soup-stew of coarsely chopped top round or chicken, loaded with olives, raisins and potatoes — which, as the salteña bakes, starts to seethe.
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The bread also sustains guests throughout their weekends at the inn, which starts with pierogi and smoked lake trout on Friday and peaks on Saturday with a 15-course dinner that might include wild blueberries in juiced wood sorrel, young milkweed pods fried until the insides turn as silky as cheese, and moose tartare.
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Or if you're like me, you'll cut a thick slice, slide it into a hot pan with a little oil, and watch the outside become golden brown like chicken skin, and as the insides just barely begin to melt, you'll mush it into your teeth compartment for a crazy, almost self-contained (and very salty) grilled cheese.
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To the table come bottles of Pallonji's raspberry soda, Ferrari-red and heart-stoppingly sweet; crispy lengths of Bombay duck, the local name for lizardfish, caught in the waters off Mumbai, deep-fried whole and still succulent, not deboned and flattened as in other Indian traditions; and goat brain cutlets sheathed in prickly bread crumbs, insides creamy as custard.
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Co-editor Emma Kemp sets the stage with her essay which leads the reader through a handful of significant and potentially overlooked places where women have experienced pain, or even death: the insides of theaters that went up in flames, factories that burned, rooms and institutions with impenetrable doors that once held women for interminable amounts of time.
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Alissa: I agree with all of this, but for the sake of the film, l do want to say that the sequence following Woody Harrelson's character through his last day, before he writes a letter to his wife and shoots himself in the head to avoid his slow, cancerous decline, makes my insides twist a little every time I think about it.
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It's not a big hangover—not painkillers and sunglasses and order-in a pizza—but still your insides are feeling quite furry and basically as if someone took your lungs, heart, kidneys, and red bits out and put them in a washing machine briefly on spin and then put them back haphazardly, and so what you need now is food.
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Beagin thus metaphorizes Mona as a receptacle for the garbage left by irresponsible people around her: her mother, who left her for pet parrots; a blind therapist, who tells Mona she smells of suicide; a Hungarian painter and opiate addict who persuades her to pose naked; and "Dark," a married man who twists Mona's insides with a lust that leaves no prisoners.
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Another one of the things I wanted to say in my, " she paused again, "new book that I can't remember the name of, is that everybody is screwed up and thinks they're a fraud and you don't know that until you're in your 40s so I want to tell you now so you don't keep comparing your insides to their outsides.
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Yet that was only one of the keys to Amazon's success, which included weeding out weaker publishers -- according to insides, the analogy of leopards hunting gazelles was employed -- to extract the most favorable deals; opposing unionization by insisting it was unnecessary; and capitalizing on, among other things, the absence of sales taxes for online purchases in its zeal to keep prices low.
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"I think they're all hungover," Millan admits, with no small amount of affection, as she works at top speed to assemble her made-to-order breakfast sandwich: a split soft roll or bolillo, its doughy insides scooped out to accommodate a quick swipe of refried beans and a heaping scoop of still-steaming chilaquiles, that Mexican brunch classic of fried tortillas soaked in red or green salsa.
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Whether it's the way that every single time JoeysWorldTour lustily mutters "muchachos" (it sends a chill down our spine) or the realization that the man is basically the ungodly combination of Alex Jones and Tim Heidecker, JoeysWorldTour ASMR Cringe Challange [sic] will leave you with the feeling that you've lost something or someone dear to you, while simultaneously making your insides scream like a horcrux.
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"I never even thought about having a bucket list," said Reeves, a resident at Mount View Assisted Living in Lockport, N.Y., who became familiar with the insides of airplanes in her 20s, when she was a small-parts inspector for Bell Aircraft during World War II. After the war ended, she stayed home and had seven daughters -- so the notion of ever flying a plane solo grew increasingly distant.
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When the war was over, the rest of the world became familiar, through photographs, with what Szapocznikow knew intimately from her own experiences: desiccated, emaciated corpses stacked in piles, their skin like rubber, their bodies collapsed into the void created by starvation; dismembered bodies; bodies whose insides and outsides could no longer be distinguished; not to mention her exposure to the suffering of those bodies while they were still inhabited.
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The other components of the system include a push-button remote, which lets you mark highlights in the stream for checking out later when you're reviewing the video, and an OBD-II dongle that connects to your car's insides to pull data including speed, RPM, and more – all of which can be used later to create video overlays with info on what your car was doing at the exact moment you captured your clips.
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I'm still working on it, in fact, because, because I'm a lazy, terrible, tragic waste of human skin, and nobody in their right mind would ever want to read my work or be my friend and self-care is for people who deserve it, and by the way, why am I so cold and tired all the time like my insides have been scraped out and replaced by wet concrete and—oh.
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Rather than Untitled (Blank) or a descriptive, but ambiguous title, the artist opts for the likes of My Sister's Bush Was Glorious And Full And The Color of Campfire Flames While Mine, Still Struggling Through Puberty, Was Patchy And Mousy And In Her Presence I Felt Like an Unfinished Drawing or A Long Time Ago I Had A Religious Experience While Camping In The Big Belt Mountains In Montana When Lightning Lit Everyone Up And I Swear I Could See Our Insides And They Were All The Same, Pink Beating Things Packed Inside Us Like Christmas Presents.
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