The city's development wave has already lapped up against Herald Square.
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Academics trained in Marxist economics lapped up translated versions of Western textbooks.
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But fellow Twitter users lapped up Rogen's tweets, inspiring a deluge of Cats conversation.
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I'm pretty sure my baby lapped up a few remnants that spilled on the floor.
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The sensationalist press also lapped up stories of suicides following catastrophic losses at the tables.
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The men lapped up the attention and entered the nearest shop as the girls followed behind.
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He certainly lapped up the adoration of the Trump faithful in a pair of rallies last week.
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Florence will be carrying a huge amount of water vapor, lapped up from unusually mild Atlantic waters.
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This was pre-Spice Girls, pre-Samantha Jones, pre-Kardashians, and we lapped up every last morsel.
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Over the years, loyal crowds have lapped up experimental interpretations of Russian classics and striking new works.
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Critics lapped up its bitter taste, and you will too if you give it a fair shot.
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But the pitch of the Fishmans' street ensured that the floodwaters only lapped up near their yard.
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Florence will be carrying a huge amount of water vapor, lapped up from unusually mild Atlantic Ocean waters.
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And a polarized electorate has eagerly lapped up explanations for major news events that conform to their views.
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Guests including Salman Rushdie, Francesco Clemente, Bob Balaban and Anh Duong pawed at canapés and lapped up cocktails.
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We lapped up the result; it shot to number one and created the most influential video of the decade.
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The crowd lapped up every moment of it, but it didn't go down well with the government at all.
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Despite lingering questions about the key suspects and their motives, most media outlets have lapped up the government's version.
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And now that the Federal Communications Commission has eased regulations on ownership, local television is being lapped up, too.
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With shares near $42 on Wednesday, traders lapped up near-dated bullish options contracts on Unilever NV in heavy volume.
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He said he appreciated Knickers' "stardom," which was eagerly lapped up by social media users tired of arguing about politics.
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Those who lapped up the pre-releases might worry, on first listen, that the album doesn't have much more to offer.
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But they set a model of crooked plutocrats dangling fabricated information, which Trump eagerly lapped up, in exchange for political favors.
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Life on the Road doesn't look like it will offer huge surprises, but it will be lapped up by hardcore Brent fans.
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For this reason, Kim has lapped up the attention lavished on him by Xi, Moon Jae-in and the Russian foreign minister.
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At first it offered to lend $75bn-worth of cash in repo markets overnight, every night—an offer that was lapped up.
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Asian shares climbed to seven-month highs as investors lapped up signs of progress in U.S.-China trade talks and brisk economic data.
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Trump has risen to dominance on crudeness and a general disregard for serious policy discussion, all of it lapped up by the media.
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It is a song white audiences have lapped up — and demanded of black vocalists — since it was first staged on Broadway in 1927.
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It is a song white audiences have lapped up — and demanded of black vocalists — since it was first staged on Broadway in 1927.
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Over the past several years, our canine compadres have increasingly lapped up gourmet food, wine, and have even sprawled out in luxurious homes.
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Financial sector listings especially have been lapped up by investors, with stocks such as RBL Bank and Ujjivan Financial Services surging after their debuts.
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We lapped up every Owen Ellickson Twitter narrative and every Funny or Die video of Trump being as dumb as a bag of hammers.
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Tabloids lapped up news of her new relationship with Ben Affleck, christening the couple "Bennifer" and hailing a new era of celebrity couple portmanteau.
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Among the Vietnamese diaspora, details of the trial are being lapped up - particularly in the United States, home to an estimated 1.3 million Vietnamese immigrants.
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On a whale watch, one fluttered past over the open Atlantic; still another lapped up something leaching from behind a portable toilet in eastern Queens.
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As I gleefully claimed my second-place trivia tournament prize, for a brief moment, I lapped up the dull, amoral wickedness of the Cillizza-verse.
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But their communications still are lapped up in the bunch, sometimes incidentally, including cases in which an American is communicating directly with a non-U.
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Presley's sexually-charged performance of "Hound Dog" was both denounced by the conservative press and lapped up by a new generation of wide-eyed teenage fans.
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Pet parents of kitties who have lapped up the wine say the drink does make their felines extra affectionate and often leads to a catnap crash.
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The Scotch and soda's popularity did not abate after Prohibition and World War II, when it was lapped up by legions of 5-o'clock-loving executives.
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Investors lapped up Apple's praise: Shares of Dolby's stock were up more than 9.5 percent on Wednesday, after rising 4.74 percent in Tuesday after-hours trading.
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In truth, the press has lapped up all of Trump's tweets, particularly his early morning diatribes, which have often injected a zany element into the headlines.
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Social media lapped up the "accidental censorship" of divers taking showers between dives as television graphics covered their tiny suits, giving the illusion of full-fledged nudity.
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Markets also lapped up data showing U.S. 2018 holiday sales rose 5.1 percent from a year ago to over $0.13 billion, the strongest gain in six years.
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Markets also lapped up data showing U.S. 2018 holiday sales rose 5.1 percent from a year ago to over $850 billion, the strongest gain in six years.
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As you probably know, I'm a Twitter obsessive, so I eagerly lapped up this look at "Local Twitter" from Taylor Lorenz, ace tech reporter at The Atlantic.
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We shouted again, and I watched a drop of sweat trickle from Phoebe's hairline toward the clavicle niche, where it might pool, I thought, to be lapped up.
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The grand unification of Facebook's products might serve as a reminder of all the ways it's lapped up its competition and combined it into one massive communication stew.
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Between applause lines lapped up by the giant crowd, Trump prowled the stage, arms hanging at his sides, like a heavyweight boxer gathering for another punishing combination of punches.
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People lapped up what the producers were putting out, and the danger became real as news directors, desperate to compete with rating, starting putting music under soft news stories.
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From Saudi's perspective, their promises are being lapped up, both whom, for their own reasons, need to score points at home by saying they have big international trade partners.
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Many lapped up his promises to bring back manufacturing jobs, hinting at a return (an improbable one) to the 1950s and '60s, when manufacturing boomed and unions were mighty. (Mr.
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Neymar lapped up the adulation in his new home on Saturday — juggling a ball ahead of the game, blowing kisses to the fans and tossing a jersey into the crowd.
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The approaching hurricane was been met with a surge in trading volume in the options on insurance companies that have exposure to the Florida market, as traders lapped up defensive contracts.
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But when Credito Valtellinese sold new shares in a February rights issue for eight times its market value, they were lapped up by hedge funds in the United States and Britain.
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More to the point, we could all see how he has benefited from various tax maneuvers and discover just how much corporate welfare the Trump Organization has lapped up over the years.
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But watching the way Piven hungrily lapped up the affection of people who had no idea who Chekov was made me realize I had been lying to myself about what I wanted.
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The fact that the Irish fans lapped up UFC's announcement that the Icelandic fighter will headline the promotion's return to Belfast says a lot about how they nation feel about their honorary ambassador.
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Foreign investors have lapped up Indonesian bonds at a very high rate — at least 40 percent, according to recent data — underscoring how the country's relative attractiveness, but stoking concerns with the country's officials.
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Blackstone's approximately US$20bn LBO of Thomson Reuters' Financial and Risk business, Refinitiv, lapped up insatiable buyside demand in September 20133, enabling it to include Ebitda add-backs based on projected cost savings.
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In the currency markets, the dollar held on to recent gains against its major peers as investors waited on monthly ISM survey data, having lapped up Friday's strong payrolls number and a manufacturing survey.
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Thanks to strong global demand, consumers lapped up Chinese goods at a rapid rate last year, giving the economy a boost and providing policymakers with room to tighten rules to curb high-risk lending.
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I'm reminded of the way that the avant-garde has been treated to general eye-rolling in the past, but is now lapped up by the masses as the latest trendy form of oppositionality.
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And that same corrupt and servile media eagerly complied; the news crews lapped up everything he had to say and splashed it across their websites, because they have a job to do as well.
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Then, in December 2017, the streaming giant delivered the antidote: American Vandal, a show lapped up by people who had grown tired of the heaviness of true crime, the predictability of its format, through overexposure.
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What's not to love about a bear that reportedly took a dip in a hot tub, then knocked over and lapped up a margarita, and capped off his afternoon with a nap in a tree?
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From kangaroos frolicking on beaches in Western Australia, to Melbourne's cinematic laneways; the country offers up plenty of visual treats that are ready to be lapped up by your ever-devoted band of social media followers.
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"First, if we see a tremendous amount of insider selling and secondary stock offerings that get lapped up by the market, something that happened near the peak in 2000, we might be too euphoric," he said.
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Faith in the primacy of mind over body is a trope as eagerly embraced in board rooms as in locker rooms and Nike commercials — and it's a message we've lapped up, without much evidence, for centuries.
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As a sixth-former (high school senior), I lapped up Tom Stoppard's plays, painted a mural inspired by the poetry of Thom Gunn and read compulsively the reviews of punk bands in the New Musical Express.
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While cable lapped up his anti-Trump retirement speech ("I will not be complicit"), the truth is he was forced out because he wrote a book critical of the president and saw his base turn on him.
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They munched the 30 pounds or so of hacked-up sugar cane and sorghum stalks they are allotted and lapped up all the water they wanted, a precious gift in this drought-stricken part of the country.
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It was buoyed by Spain's Ibex 20.9107 which rose about 6.4%, marking its best day since 2010 as investors lapped up a 200-billion-euro ($219.6 billion) package of measures unveiled by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
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"Back when Trump was spinning birther conspiracy theories, which were lapped up by gullible Republicans, one person who talked to Kushner says he offered assurances that his father-in-law didn't really believe that stuff," the report says.
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As global demand has surprised with its strength, consumers have lapped up Chinese goods at a rapid rate this year, giving the economy a boost and providing policy makers room to tighten rules to curb high-risk lending.
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Even worse: Trump could casually toss them out to the thousands of MAGA-hatted voters who lapped up whatever he said, regurgitating theories wrapped in an adversarial layer of "fake news" to those who dared to question them.
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LONDON/TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan became the first G20.765 nation to auction 210-year government bonds at a negative yield on Tuesday, but a relentless whittling down of global inflation meant investors still lapped up the highly rated debt.
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Issuance of securities backed by riskier US mortgages roughly doubled in the first quarter from a year earlier, as investors lapped up assets blamed for bringing the global financial system to the brink of collapse a decade ago.
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Global investors lapped up news that the leaders of the world's two largest economies may be ready to take concrete steps to resolve their bitter trade dispute - one of the major factors behind the recent equity market rout.
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The numbers were lapped up by investors, who saw room for growth in Google's traditional business, and were relieved to see that spending on new projects it calls 'Other Bets' was not as lavish as some had feared.
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It was the Republican ticket's second stop in deep-blue Minnesota in two days, and although few signs point to a Republican upset there, a modest crowd near Mr. Pence's plane lapped up his attacks on Mrs. Clinton.
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I felt the power of Hart's Beam, a self-made instrument that produces bulbous waves of sound, during the "Drums/Space," and was shocked at the overt experimentalism that was being lapped up by tens of thousands of people.
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Had the world number one not kept track of the score, he might have thought Ward had just won the match as the Briton celebrated by holding both arms aloft as he lapped up the applause from all around the court.
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"I find it amazing that something that is actually subordinated, because it's been branded senior, is now being lapped up by those that originally scoffed at the thought of it," said Lloyd Harris, a portfolio manager at Old Mutual Global Investors.
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Bindi Lee Porth was strolling along Cable Beach, as many-a tourist lapped up the setting sun over the Indian Ocean, when she literally stumbled across the giantic footprint — the kind some palaeontologists will search for their whole lives to discover.
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Blaming your failing campaign for sexism or racism when you're a bad candidate is lazy, and it's even worse when it gets lapped up by the mainstream media who are desperate to prove their woke bonafides to all of their friends.
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These days China's attention is on the innovation hubs of northern Europe as much as on infrastructure, but crisis-hit southern economies have also lapped up its lucre, especially those that have had to divest state assets under euro-zone bail-outs.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The rainfall that has pummeled the U.S. West this week lightened on Wednesday but that did not keep swollen rivers from overflowing their banks in California, where water lapped up against houses in a wine-growing region, officials said.
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In Pittsburgh, Uber lapped up ample media attention when it launched a fleet of self-driving cars in September of 2016 with the intention of testing them throughout the winter, though it remained customarily tight-lipped on how successful those tests actually were.
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And part of Dirty Dancing's appeal was that, at the time, it was so original: a nostalgic love story that appealed to both the Baby Boomers who came of age in the '60s, and their teenage offspring who lapped up Swayze's swiveling hips and Baby's John Hughesian coming-of-age angst.
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Still, TransUnion is sure to be lapped up in any new regulation targeting the industry, including new pledges from one of the U.S. government's top watchdogs — the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — to embed regulators at each of the three credit-reporting agencies in a bid to force them to improve their digital defenses.
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") In what might be the most disgusting example of the genre (and that is really saying something in this context), a young man lies on the floor while an off-screen friend pours milk into his mouth, which is then lapped up by a large dog, all set to the tune of Justin Bieber's "Yummy.
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Indeed, while designers have looked to the queen for inspiration — Ralph Lauren has lapped up her fondness for tweeds over the years, and in his latest collection Alessandro Michele at Gucci paid homage to her devotion to a floral kerchief head scarf and oversize rimless spectacles when tending to matters on her estates — she herself seems to value sartorial international outreach above trend.
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A staggering 85% of Americans tuned in for some or all of the 250 hours of Senators grilling John Dean and Co. It was a controversial decision at the time, and the Nixon Administration made veiled threats about defunding PBS for screening it, but the American people lapped up the summer-long soap opera about the cover-up of a burglary.
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It seemed that whichsoever way I turned, hell's fiercest fires lapped up around my feet.
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Their rectrices are only partially stiffened (for arboreal support), and they readily take to terrestrial foraging. Ants and termites form important components of their diet. These are lapped up with a flexible and sticky tongue.
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Their rectrices are only partially stiffened (for arboreal support), and they readily take to terrestrial foraging. Ants and termites form important components of their diet. These are lapped up with a flexible and sticky tongue.
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This may be explained by the likelihood that the water level was 3 meters higher in the seventeenth century and would have lapped up against the bawn walls. These waters may have fed the moat that formerly surrounded the bawn.
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His style was lapped up by the audience and was widely imitated. He starred in a string of box office successes for the remainder of the 1950s opposite newcomer Waheeda Rehman in C.I.D. (1956), Solva Saal (1958), Kala Bazar (1960) and Baat Ek Raat Ki (1962).
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Gandhi-Saraladebi became a talk-of-the-town in Lahore on the account of their closeness. Gandhi lapped up her poems and writings, and used them in his speeches, and in Young India and other journals. She travelled with him all over India. When apart, they frequently exchanged letters.
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Britnall was another showman to complement George Chick and Ace Skudder, not to mention the actual frontman Shakin' Stevens. The Sunsets had now grown into a formidable live act which was being lapped up by the Europeans who, unlike British audiences, had yet to tire of rock and roll music.
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London concert halls and drawing rooms... lapped up this neat vodka as avidly as a man who has spent months in the desert or a monastery. The fellow, it was plain, was a savage, a moujik. A vagabond of the Steppes, a wastrel from the Siberian snows. Men were shaken out of their complacency.
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Such invocations to Satan were necessary because the witch herself was unable to give life to any of her creations. Droppings from the troll cat (or, the excess milk they had lapped up too greedily and vomited up) could, if they were burned, cause the witch to feel sympathetic pain.Alver 120. A related creature is the tilberi, a milk thief and witches' aide in Icelandic folklore.
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Lex Gold CBE (born 14 December 1940) is a Scottish administrator and former footballer who was a director of Caledonian MacBrayne . Gold was born in Lanark, and played professional football as a teenager, including an 18-month spell with Rangers.Docherty, John, Gold Boys Network! Lex lapped up glory with Ibrox legends, Daily Record, 21 December 1996 He was a civil servant for over thirty years.
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She became a comedian when she tripped up on stage and swore, which the audience lapped up. Summers first appeared in Coronation Street (very briefly) in 1972, playing Bessie Proctor, a cleaner with Hilda Ogden. In 1982, she reappeared as Phyllis Pearce, a blue rinsed pensioner, forever lusting after pompous ex- serviceman Percy Sugden. She starred in the series until 1996, shortly before her death in 1997.
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Due to the good opening, the film has proved to be profitable just 10 days after its release and consequently went on to become a blockbuster. Vikram's performance also was lapped up by critics earning him a nomination for Filmfare Best Tamil Actor Award, with the critic from Sify claiming that Vikram had "succumbed to the superstar image trap", but is the "mainstay of the picture".
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An odd choice for the support slot, but Superheist lapped up the attention and played to over 25,00 people in two nights. Superheist's popularity was at an all-time high. A sold out 40 show Australian tour, magazine covers, national airplay on Triple J,and pay TV's Channel V and a huge live following, the band was ready for the next phase. In late October 2001, Superheist embarked on their first US tour.
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Once the Gods disappeared, he took the baby inside to his wife. The baby cried of hunger, confused as to what to do, the husband burnt incense, scatter yellow rice on the floor, and prayed to the Gods. Soon after, the God told the wife, "Wipe your breast with your hand repeatedly until milk is flowing". The wife did as she was told and aromatic milk flowed, which the baby lapped up ravenously.
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The blood that flows from the wound is lapped up by another mouthpart which functions as a sponge. Horse-fly bites can be painful for a day or more; fly saliva may provoke allergic reactions such as hives and difficulty with breathing. Tabanid bites can make life outdoors unpleasant for humans, and can reduce milk output in cattle. They are attracted by reflections from water which are polarized, making them a particular nuisance near swimming pools.
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Big Boy was dark and had a "long, bushy tail". Stanton claimed Big Boy was capable of leaping over a six-foot fence and killed chickens from time to time.(Thinks Bladen Killer Dog He Gave Indian, 1954) Lumberton veterinarian N. G. Baird said that it was "very feasible" that Big Boy was responsible for the attacks. Baird also said that it was possible Big Boy (or another dog) could have killed the other dogs and lapped up blood, rather than sucking it.
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Indo-Asian News Service gave 2 stars and wrote, "Gopalakrishnan (Hari) has written Poojai with the mindset that anything that comes from his camp will be lapped up by audiences, no matter how good or bad it is. If you've followed his films over the years, it's easier to predict Poojai from start to finish with eyes closed. Because of which you realise the director never tries to innovate with his films and usually sticks to a template he's done to death".IANS (23 October 2014).
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Reviewing her Australian concert, Ross McRae of The West Australian said the audience "went wild" and Lopez "lapped up every minute". He noted that Lopez's vocals were "strong and more than capable recreating the radio and club hits" she performed. McRae also praised her humbleness, noting that she was "actually excited about being on stage performing for her fans, rather than a pop diva." Craig Mathieson from The Sydney Morning Herald wrote that it wasn't as "slick as some pop tours" and lacked "momentum and a definable peak".
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The album features around 70 traditional folk musicians from various parts of the state belting it out with a bunch of contemporary musicians covering different styles of Tamil folk music. It was a first-of-its-kind album that was lapped up by the independent music lovers in India. La Pongal also went on with Anthony Daasan to feature in MTV Coke Studio India representing Tamil Folk music in the national stage alongside Usha Uthup. La Pongal and Anthony Daasan were also featured in The Dewarists, a musical television series in India.
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Therefore, the government decided not to shut down the Sir J. J. School of Art. The students trained at the CAS soon found that they were in considerable demand from the commercial industries of Mumbai (then Bombay) to design publicity material. Also, the fledgling advertising industry lapped up talent from the CAS, creating a set of people who would end up being counted among the founders of Indian advertising. The CAS became popular among applicants to the Sir J.J. School of Art, as it offered a direct means of earning a livelihood to skilled artists who had completed the course.
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The film was released on December 10, 1999, and initially began running at a single noon show in a suburban theatre, but gradually built up audiences through word-of-mouth publicity. The film ran over 100 days at several cinema halls across Chennai, with Vikram being mobbed by people on the streets as a result of the film's success. Critics lapped up Vikram's performance with the reviewer Easwaran Haricharan of Indolink stating, "Vikram is a revelation". Similarly, a critic from the New Straits Times described the film as an "unforgettable experience" and described Vikram's performance as "praise-worthy".
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But one view is that the protest was no longer dynastic, being concerned with the Whig handling of the Church. The audience included key supporters of the Hanoverian heir Frederick, Prince of Wales, who found also some signs of the Tory ground shifting. Be that as it may, Jacobite propagandists lapped up King's themes, the invocation of Astraea in Virgil's terms of return, and the slogan "Redeat Magnus Ille Genius Britanniae" was adopted for use on the medallion marking the 1752 English covert visit of the Pretender. Jacobite medal with inscription Redeat Magnus Ille Genius Britanniæ On the Earl of Arran's death the Jacobite Earl of Westmoreland was elected chancellor of Oxford.
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The soundtrack of the film received mainly-positive reviews. Rumnique Nannar of Bollyspice gave the soundtrack three-and-a-half stars, saying "the album succeeds in all respects, since it features a remake, a retro song, and two gems, and manages to fit with the film's tone and mood of the 80s". Movie Talkies also gave the soundtrack three-and-a-half stars, remarking that "the soundtrack of OUATIMD is an excellent effort from Pritam and is sure to be lapped up by the audiences in much the same way as its predecessor. It sure might be a short album with just four songs in it but suffice to say, Quality wins over Quantity".
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It was described by The New York Times, "depending on one's point of view" as "either a turning point in which evidence was presented that will convince the skeptics that cold fusion exists or a religious revival where claims of miracles were lapped up by ardent believers." The conference was sponsored by seven Japanese scientific societies, it was attended by 200 Japanese scientists and more than 100 from abroad. Tomohiro Taniguchi, then director of the Electric Power Technology Division at Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry, reportedly said that the Ministry of International Trade and Industry was willing to finance research in the field in view of "encouraging evidence, especially after the conference." The conference was also covered by the Associated Press.
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He seemed to pick up from where he had left off, batting serenely, and at times aggressivelya reminder that there were no demons in the pitch. Das departed, unfortunate to hit the stumps with his heels whilst executing an immaculate pull shot to end a promising partnership with Laxman. Tendulkar soon followed, for a second failure in the match, but Laxman found a willing ally in Sourav Ganguly. The pair set about repairing the damage done by raising a hundred for the 4th wicket, but just when it seemed India was going to end the day with some semblance of balance, McGrath induced an edge that was lapped up gleefully by Gilchrist to dismiss Ganguly 2 runs short of a deserved half century.
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". Giving the album 3.5/5 stars, Rafat of Glamsham commented, "one complements S-E-L for another classy effort after BHAAG MILKHA BHAAG." He went on to write, "They have delivered as per the expectations and songs like, 'Duma Dum', 'Mera Murshid Khele Holi' and 'Ek Ghadi Aur' are our picks, and one just hopes for the sake of lovers of classy music that D-DAY too is lapped up and the film garners critical and commercial acclaims when it releases on 19th July." Sankhayan Ghosh of Indian Express gave the album a score of 3 out of 5 and concluded his review, "D-Day is an uncharacteristically authentic album according to Bollywood standards that throws up interesting results." Writing for Bollywood Hungama, Rajiv Vijayakar gave the album a mixed review, stating, "The score is a mixed bag and could have been more uniform.
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