They're similar to normal pancakes but the blood makes them more nourishing.
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In doing so, it gave us a show that felt more nourishing than regular superhero fare.
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"Emma," Jane Austen Not as frothy as "Pride and Prejudice," but for me, richer and more nourishing.
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Opt instead for an in-shower lineup made with natural ingredients that'll provide gentler, more nourishing benefits.
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There are few things more nourishing to the soul than replacing your morning commute with a smooth skateboard ride.
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Consider psychological as well as nutritional supportEating more nourishing foods and doing more exercise will undeniably help you recover and boost your mental health.
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Pasternak created a plan that focused on eating lean proteins and vegetables, and they tried to find more nourishing alternatives for her favorite sweet treats.
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If more students use self-compassion to reframe their failures, they may discover more nourishing sources of motivation and healthier strategies to pursue their goals.
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University of Exeter researchers have found that grey squirrels foraging for food are happy to take their time if it means getting a more nourishing meal.
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Last night I even went as far as to voluntarily order a £6 [$7.85] pint of Gamma Ray, and each flavorsome sip was more nourishing than the last.
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I had learned from my mother that there's a way of responding to life, a kind of openheartedness to whatever happens, that is more interesting than closing down, that's more nourishing.
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Working with other people on real problems actually does cut polarization for a variety of reasons, but it's also just a more nourishing, empowering, enjoyable, and effective way to be involved.
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"I'm definitely not obsessed with organic foods to the level that Kourt is, but I do think it's really important to feed my kids more nourishing options, especially while they're growing," she explains.
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In other words, catching a glimpse of your reflection as you dig into a sugar-laden snack may remind you it isn't the best choice for your body, and help you choose a more nourishing treat next time.
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"You know, some of the things you write can be quite ugly and quite revealing [but] those are the things you have to write," Mayberry says, reinforcing that openness and honesty, at least in part, is more nourishing that not.
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And why search for the prettiest crowd when the only omnivores who matter are the ones at your table, chosen because they've been there before and your conversation with them, infused with a shared history, grows richer and more nourishing?
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By letting you hide replies, the company is handing one of those valuable tools to its users and hoping they exercise it with caution and care, and also as a way to make Twitter a more nourishing and interesting place and less an unpleasant, abuse-filled environment.
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We excelled in near-misses that may not have been near at all, and were, in any event, epic time-wastings, involving follow-up conference calls and weeks of waiting, or requests for further writing on spec which were only occasionally rewarded with anything more nourishing than a free coffee.
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The logic of rewilding is simple: The plants that formed the original, native ecosystem are more nourishing to the insects and birds that already live in the area, so bringing them back means more bugs, which means more birds and reptiles and mammals, which add up to a healthier ecosystem and a general abundance of life.
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In Thailand, the fish considered better and more nourishing than the walking catfish.
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Vampires both crave and need blood to sustain their unlife. While they can feed on animals, human blood is more nourishing. As they age, they're able to resist the urge more to the point where elders feed only for pleasure. As with most vampire fiction, all of the undead were originally human.
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Albertus Magnus mentions red, white, and black varieties. Nicholas Culpeper noted "chick-pease or cicers" are less "windy" than peas and more nourishing. Ancient people also associated chickpeas with Venus because they were said to offer medical uses such as increasing sperm and milk, provoking menstruation and urine, and helping to treat kidney stones. "White cicers" were thought to be especially strong and helpful.
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While players are given sufficient water, their meals are rationed, typically consisting of either a tasteless "nutrition bar" or a very small portion of a food item, e.g. a single grape or almond. However, as either a reward or part of a challenge, players are sometimes given larger amounts of more nourishing food items. Furthermore, while each pod is equipped with a proper bed, Val will often limit the amount of sleep the players get by making sure they stay awake, though the players are granted short sleep periods at times.
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Food such as berries, roots and mushrooms may be collected in the wild and made more nourishing using a crafted campfire and various recipes. A player begins knowing how to create only a very small variety of items. New items can be unlocked through the research of new skills, which generally involves collecting a certain amount of various items and using a purpose-built Research Table. Creating items in survival mode also requires various component resources, such as timbers for wooden walls, large stones for stone walls, or flax straws to create thread (which is then used to create bandages, rope, or decorative banners).
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Once the students were evacuated to the countryside, or at least to towns outside of the larger and more industrialized cities, many students went to work in factories where unskilled labor was needed under the official "Labor Mobilization Policy" and "Student Mobilization Policy". In most cases students were genuine volunteers who petitioned their teachers and school principals as a group to allow them to work in factory complexes that could accept them. Students then entered dorms near the factory complex; strict daily schedules ensured that the children woke, cleaned their quarters, ate meals, went to and from their work shifts, and had time for evening hygiene in cohorts. Parents were reluctant to protest because it was believed that the military-funded factories could provide the children with more nourishing meals and because such protests would draw the attention of the secret police and suspicions of disloyalty or subversion.
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