Fox: Dog mouths and human mouths are actually, it's interesting, they're sort of similar.
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Statement sneakers will wind up in mouths — and said mouths will write checks that asses can't cash.
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Men hold the carp firmly—struggling, mouths agape, clearly teetotalers by inclination—while the women pour the wine, known as nihonshu, into their mouths.
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The discovery suggests that unlike the smaller mouths that are characteristic of modern, burrowing snakes, their primitive ancestors had bigger mouths with this cheek structure.
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Finally, the scientists analyzed the different bacteria found in the Neanderthals' mouths, including one that's 48,000 years old and is still found in our mouths today.
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As we encounter people talking — voices babbling, mouths moving — our brains are constantly making calculations to help them pin down what voices belong to what mouths.
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Don't let young children apply the stuff themselves, and keep it away from their eyes and their mouths, and their hands if they tend to put those in their mouths.
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But the second is something completely different: a strange, two-character drama of shamanistic gestures involving fingers and mouths (and fingers in mouths) that convey a strong threat of violence.
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I need a livelihood - I have mouths to feed.
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Their mouths moved slowly like they were underwater when they spoke and I strained to read their lips when they weren't busy downing popsicles, their mouths shaped around them into perfect O's.
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That fetuses and newborns should touch their faces as they get familiar with their mouths makes sense, but why do we continue to pull at the corners of our mouths in adulthood?
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But one thing's clear: Money talks, and mouths are moving.
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To lighten the tension, they stuff their mouths with KFC.
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Keeping both of your mouths busy ensures quiet, says Alpert.
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"Nurse sharks have extremely dangerous mouths," according to the outlet.
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My colleague mouths "hang up" to me, looking increasingly alarmed.
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In business, that kind of inefficiency makes entrepreneurial mouths water.
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We kept our mouths shut because that's what you do.
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It also looks like she mouths "SO GREAT" while clapping.
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Patients were forced to sleep with shoes in their mouths.
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She blindly reached for Chrisanne and slotted their mouths together.
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The electric mouths sputtered, and a man's voice came out.
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At the same time, new mouths are coming to feed.
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Videos show paan makers shoving tiny fireballs into people's mouths.
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At Herkimer the barista mouths, "the usual?" and I nod.
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When one of her mouths moves, so does the other.
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Its boss gushes about the potential of China's 1.4bn mouths.
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From the mouths of babes come feminist words of wisdom.
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They are big mouths, they are trying to promote themselves.
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And now, they're finding their way into each other's mouths.
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Sanders supporters scribbled out signs and taped over their mouths.
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We're not all healthcare providers, but we all have mouths.
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It's called the sushi burger, and our mouths just watered.
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"My husband says, 'Closed mouths don't get fed,' " she said.
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By 2628, we'll have 28503 billion more mouths to feed.
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On the surface, everyone mouths the words of believing women.
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We stood in a line and kept our mouths open.
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One user stole the words right out of our mouths.
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Then they all stuck their tongues in each other's mouths.
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Lots of people smash their mouths together and drink poison.
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Kavanaugh critics are putting their money where their mouths are.
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" Allen Ginsberg: "Young meat catholes appreciating each other's summer mouths.
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Are we gonna keep our mouths closed just in case?
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We have things we put in our mouths called Runzas.
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Fox News tag lines come out of real people's mouths.
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Gauld's characters have no visible mouths, and dots for eyes.
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They simply keep their head down and their mouths shut.
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When they open their mouths to cry, nothing comes out.
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Passengers sat in the cabin, their mouths covered with masks.
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Damage to heads, mouths, lips are common in these novels.
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We kept our ears open and, afterward, our mouths shut.
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We sit lined up in cubicles, eyes forward, mouths shut.
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They love to put the tiny things in their mouths.
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"We put our money where our mouths were," Ross said.
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They make sounds with mouths and register them with ears.
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We blended into the background and kept our mouths shut.
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In a separate trial, they rinsed their mouths with water.
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Perhaps, but racist jokes often come out of racists' mouths.
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If people aren't popping peanut energy balls in their mouths, then they're telling you why they're popping peanut energy balls in their mouths, and maybe the arguments against popping peanut energy balls in their mouth.
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They have an enviably loose relationship to their arms and mouths.
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Two hours and sixteen minutes later we filed out, mouths agape.
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They are hollow, and their mouths were also open and hollow.
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World War I had left a bitter taste in their mouths.
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Tongues tear themselves from mouths, spewing "mangled", "unrecognisable" words "like shrapnel".
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She bad-mouths her Green Party opponent, Jill Stein, on camera.
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The Denver Broncos ... diamonds in their mouths ... and on their fingers.
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We've got a bunch of mouths to feed at this point.
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Our mouths didn't attempt to track the sounds of our words.
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Hunched over their plates, the two scooped curd into their mouths.
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Notice how he perfectly mouths the lyrics, dances to the beat.
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Those extra mouths will need feeding, and not just with staples.
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Warn older children not to put fidget spinners in their mouths.
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We'd never be able to rinse the taste from our mouths.
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Sometimes the best advice comes out of the mouths of babes.
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He hates when people chew loudly with their mouths open. 215.
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They need to put their money where their mouths are, period.
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Hideously embarrassed by their hands, they stare into each other's mouths.
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Because it already left a sour taste in millions of mouths.
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On our fingers, around our necks, and even in our mouths.
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But "Spider-Man 3" left a bad taste in people's mouths.
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Water is even sprayed into the mouths of those in need.
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Children are told to cover their mouths when they go outside.
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"They don't tie our hands or cover our mouths," she said.
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Something about it is leaving a sour taste in our mouths.
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"He put a bad taste in people's mouths," Mike told me.
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Spectators belted out folk songs and tilted wineskins toward their mouths.
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We get to be opinionated and loud-mouths a little bit.
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"That left a bad taste in our mouths," Luke Voit said.
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We have mouths but we cannot say what's wrong or right.
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GE executives are also putting their money where their mouths are.
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People love the paragraphs of dialogue he puts in characters' mouths.
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Passing their gum silently into a napkin held to their mouths.
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Our debates would be handled with our mouths, not a keyboard.
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She puts words in their mouths and sees how they feel.
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"The cliché is true — out of mouths of babes," she said.
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How much the children looked at mouths followed a similar pattern.
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Mothers passed unsuitable edibles towards the searching mouths of their young.
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Now it's time they put their money where their mouths are.
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Many can't believe the words that she put into their mouths.
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Next she'll fix their deteriorated mouths with Suguru, a moldable glue.
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Glassdoor wants to help companies put their money where their mouths are.
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They are typically identified by their large mouths and dark striped bodies.
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The same applies to toys that children might put in their mouths.
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Because coalition governments have more mouths to feed, they can be expensive.
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But not working is not an option: there are mouths to feed.
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"I don't like when he mouths off like this," Joe Gabbert said.
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They tie T-shirts around their mouths to protect themselves against dust.
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And keep away from flames and mouths of any animals with fangs.
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The final part of the issue is that Boston needs bigger mouths.
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"Overall, from a health perspective, dogs' mouths are not cleaner," Reynolds says.
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Their mouths were full of fangs – just like the mermaids of Siren.
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"I love them so much," she mouths to the hosts between bites.
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Because now, like you said, you have to feed four little mouths?
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And Nearby, Sanders delegates wore blue tape over their mouths in protest.
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Do you notice any cold sore or ulcer symptoms near their mouths?
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She mouths off, so they punish her with chapters of group sex.
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"You can't feed a lot of mouths with those volumes," he said.
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Most workers keep their mouths shut for fear of losing their jobs.
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There will be diapers to change, mouths to feed and constant tasks.
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While dogs may have cleaner mouths, humans have less germ-y toys.
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Who says women have fewer bills to pay or mouths to feed?
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They are frisked and have their mouths checked for drugs and weapons.
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Out into souls and mouths and eyes that have never seen before.
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In big meetings, they feel inclined, now, to keep their mouths shut.
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Some of them even had mouths, and were using them to smile.
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So, helping to feed those mouths is a good place to start.
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The mouths of a few of the riders nearly hit the ground.
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"Politicians have a single throat despite having two different mouths," he said.
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Every week, she tries to feed as many mouths as she can.
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When the actors really sell the repartee, those mouths can be enough.
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The first time we went dancing, we stood with our mouths agape.
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Two singers, holding megaphones against their mouths, slurped air in tiny gulps.
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Every week, she tries to feed as many mouths as she can.
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And when they speak, it is directly into each other's open mouths.
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"I saw mouths moving, but I heard no voices," he later said.
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Their facial features, including their eyes and mouths, are remarkably similar here.
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Others refused to eat, mouths clamped shut until their hearts gave out.
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"It leaves our mouths dry like a dry white wine," he said.
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MC: Today on the show, we're going to be talking about mouths.
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"Dogs put some really dumb things in their mouths," Dr. Levitzke said.
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"Instead of opening their mouths, they should open their wallets," he said.
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Photographs circulated of horses with bleeding mouths and tongues blue from tension.
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They had metaphorically, and literally, put their money where their mouths were.
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Their mouths might say one thing, to appease critical constituencies back home.
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"These people were to 'shut up' and 'freeze their mouths'," Carberry said.
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They also rolled the pitch in their mouths and chewed on it.
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And then there are 9 billion or so human mouths to feed.
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We eat, we wipe our mouths, some people lick their lips; there is lots of opportunity for us to manually debride our skin with our mouths or tongues, or just have the cells be close enough to our oropharynx.
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Our personalities are not just in our skulls or mouths when we talk.
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"No one should be putting anything like that in their mouths, you know?"
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Some people may develop blue-white spots on the insides of their mouths.
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Some even talked about it in real life, with their mouths and ears!
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Photo: GettyApple would really, really like its employees to keep their mouths shut.
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Does 33% of our skin come in contact with our mouths every day?
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It starts in our hearts and heads, and then comes out our mouths.
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Supervillain is now putting Trump's words in the mouths of comic book villains.
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Their mouths are open, midchant, and the look on their faces is determined.
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There's just no saving the catchphrases Stephen King placed in these characters' mouths.
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For things like freeing river mouths of ice, this approach can work well.
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He's also been known to cut the tongues out of his crew's mouths.
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In another, farmers held dead rats in their mouths to highlight their desperation.
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People will not stuff it in their mouths unless they trust its provenance.
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They enjoy their sucrose [sugar] solutions if you squirt it in their mouths.
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Dani Rabaiotti: They need a hole at the opposite end to their mouths.
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Once the whales are back at normal cruising speed, they close their mouths.
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Plus, Lisa says Galton's murder has left a "bad taste" in their mouths.
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But you really can't believe the bulls— that comes out of their mouths.
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"I didn't want to put words into their mouths," Niday told Teen Vogue.
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Most parents know, or soon discover, that babies put everything in their mouths.
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Real success is measured in how many mouths they are able to feed.
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When people lick their lips, their saliva spreads over the lips and mouths.
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From the mouths of babes comes wisdom, but so too do devastating insults.
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We'll use caddisfly swarms, which use silk in their mouths to make cocoons.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK First, they came for your mouths.
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What he writes comes out of the mouths of 'the columnists and reporters.
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It tumbles easily out of the mouths of activists, politicians, celebrities, and academics.
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Instead of putting words in people's mouths, let candidates speak to their hearts.
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Frank Bruni OUT of the potty mouths of billionaires sometimes comes potty sense.
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"It's what comes out of their mouths that we care about," she said.
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They tend to be reactive and to run their mouths to get results.
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If they padlock our lips, the mouths of a thousandspring buds are unsealed.
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Such as by posting pictures of themselves with their mouths gagged with tape.
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Their mother is stuffing Burger King fries in their mouths as they play.
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Unlike herring, which are perfectly shaped for young puffin-mouths, butterfish are round.
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It usually involves them covering their mouths with their hands in utter shock.
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I tend to look more into people's mouths when I talk to them.
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But there will be more than 9 billion mouths to feed by 2050.
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Why does she put her finger in other babies' mouths and say, "Bite"?
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We marveled at the path propellers make from our mouths to our stomach.
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He sometimes mouths her lines, sometimes says them out loud; they even converse.
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"We started eating with our eyes and not our mouths," Mr. Burford said.
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Many of the differences between the two center on their heads and mouths.
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Designers seem increasingly unwilling to shut their mouths and just make pretty clothes.
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They may look at the insides of their mouths and wiggle their tongues.
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Describe what they are doing with their mouths, lips, tongues and throats. 6.
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Were you surprised to see what was really going on inside their mouths?
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Make sure nothing is obstructing the nostrils (horses can't breathe through their mouths).
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It's just that we've learned to keep our mouths shut in your presence.
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Some had masking tape over their mouths, symbolizing a muzzling of the press.
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They left the tent, hands over their mouths, trying to hold back sobs.
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Seehofer's words could have come straight from the mouths of the AfD's leaders.
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They want us silent, be assaulted and don't open our (mouths) to complain.
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Public figures might as well save themselves the headache and watch their mouths.
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Use small twigs for arms and make eyes and mouths out of paper.
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But according to historians, we've had our fair share of presidential potty mouths.
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No bottoms to wipe or mouths to feed; it's just you and me.
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Describe your ideal pizza in detail — and try to make our mouths water!
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Someone busted Swae Lee's mouth by throwing something, mouths bleeding & he's still going!!!
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His virginity was on the minds in the mouths of almost every girl.
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So will waterwheels be a familiar sight at most river mouths one day?
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There will be gold and the danger of barter with strangers, foreigners with metallic mouths of invisible eaten coins and greed, with mouths that are miniature replicas of the city, voids, empty, less than mud or clay, which are fundamental.
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Or alligator snapping turtles, which have wormlike tongues to lure prey into their mouths.
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They can actually store entire universes in their mouths, and they can travel interdimensionally.
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Then the app floated a few more—time-lapses of braces completely restructuring mouths.
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"It&aposs what comes out of their mouths that we care about," she said.
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That's the word MacLeod uses when she recommends we all keep our mouths shut.
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When kids open their mouths, you never know exactly what's going to come out.
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Here they are — complete with tips straight from the mouths of hiring managers. 1.
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He could see the breath coming out of our mouths in the cold air.
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With just a few slicks, wearers can transform their mouths into talking lava lamps.
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But the breakup still leaves the most bitter of tastes in most Russians mouths.
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A Fran Fine-esque nasally voice does not emerge from all of our mouths.
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Netflix's Chambers has a few characters that leave a villainous taste in viewers' mouths.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs and Mark Wahlberg are putting their money where their mouths are.
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Their mouths were too far gone to scream, mangled by bullet wounds and scavengers.
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The girls have all got mouths: Of course they know how to use them.
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The 20-kilometer strait, known for its treacherous currents, is nicknamed the Dragon's Mouths.
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Many of the students put duct tape over their mouths with the hashtag, #StillUnheard.
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Populations grow; by 2050 Earth will have 2bn more consumers and mouths to feed.
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Lizzo and one of her dancers looked on with eyes wide and mouths agape.
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Browse through these 10 Pinterest faves and make everyone's mouths (and digestive tracts) happy.
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You know, just throw up into each other's mouths like the rest of us.
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Their mouths can go so big, but also they feel so human and real.
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But sometimes the very best, most endearing advice comes from the mouths of babes.
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There's also a possibility she'll have more mouths to feed sooner rather than later.
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When it does, we'll be ready, mouths wide open, waiting for that bacon sauce.
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Humans source oxygen from the environment using our — wait for it — noses and mouths.
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Real mouths to feed, and they need to be fed FIRST before the fans.
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There are also fewer mouths to feed on a deal with a direct listing.
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In a dim stretch between two bars, their mouths met in an exploratory kiss.
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Feast your eyes (and mouths) on Coco Kislinger of Coco Bakes LA's vegan brownies.
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Most Americans are Neanderthals who don't know how to chew with their mouths shut.
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Photos emerging from that attack portray children foaming at their mouths, among other injuries.
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Four out of five dentists agree: You cannot mutilate the mouths of your patients.
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The cravings of stuffing our mouths with meat are getting stronger by the minute.
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Every major disaster brings forth such invocations from the mouths of economists and pundits.
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IRL, for most of us, our brains have long been outpaced by our mouths.
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We use our index finger to spoon Nutella into our mouths at 2 a.m.
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Steve mouths a few sentences we can't hear, smiles nervously, and then walks away.
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That's a 35 percent increase from today, or two billion additional mouths to feed.
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Some protesters put tape on their mouths and tied their hands to symbolize arrests.
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Instead, they might rinse their mouths with a carbohydrate solution and spit it out.
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The bitter taste of soap from this opera still lingers in our collective mouths.
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"Oral microbiome" is the medical term for the colony of bacteria in our mouths.
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They may be understood by anyone at any moment, whenever they open their mouths.
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They all had their mouths open, looking impressed by the performance happening on stage.
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And then, in the evenings, they kill guys and shove rats in their mouths.
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Its members often shot off their mouths indiscriminately, usually when someone else was charging.
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Fares al-Jundi told CNN entire families died together, their mouths covered in foam.
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They're also the unofficial "clean up crew," sweeping up their habitats—with their mouths.
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Their mouths lay claim to heaven, and their tongues take possession of the earth.
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It's something else to hear it coming out of the mouths of energy executives.
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Their eyes were open and foam had come out of their mouths, he said.
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Bacteria and germs can get inside the bottle from our mouths touching its neck.
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I may have no overhead, but I have a million potential mouths to feed.
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Employees are expected to keep their mouths shut for the good of the company.
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"If we feed our own mouths, there won't be any crime," Bradley Kalau said.
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Aquarians, unlike their fellow air signs, could keep their mouths shut even as teens.
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Instead of using vocal sacs like other frogs, they whistle with their mouths open.
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We cannot put the F.B.I.'s words in their mouths and call it justice.
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But some tour operators contend that in opening our mouths, we open our minds.
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The hollow scales provided clues for another mystery, this one concerning the insects' mouths.
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Like many real kids — even in 1989, even in Maine — they have filthy mouths.
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Each person collapses on the job, blood streaming from their ears, eyes and mouths.
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Learn more about the civil rights icon straight from experts' mouths to your earphones.
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But the bodies of handmaids speak volumes even when they don't open their mouths.
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A quartet of paintings mostly frame women's brightly lip-sticked mouths and erect penises.
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Patients also must be able to cover their mouths to reduce spread of infection.
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" Some Sanders people covered their mouths with blue tape, on which they'd written " SILENCED .
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Our mouths also have a lot of trouble linking one vowel sound to another.
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However, they still have tons and tons of bacteria, just like people mouths do.
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Their mouths were taped shut with the words "Believe women" written on the tape.
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Babies have options these days when it comes to what goes in their mouths.
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"Because our livelihood hangs on it, we must keep our mouths shut," Park said.
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She taught her five children to keep their heads up and their mouths shut.
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They start small, expand and then zoom in for grids of eyes or mouths.
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After we kill a seal, typically, we put water in our mouths and put it into the seal's mouth with our mouths, just to give it that last drink of fresh water to say, 'Thank you for everything you've done' kind of thing.
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Previously, members were given a strict daily allowance for anything they put in their mouths.
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Out tumble many small fish, which in turn have even smaller ones in their mouths.
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Naturally, small children often place these innocent-seeming necklaces, rings and jewels in their mouths.
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Well, for one thing, these stars have had their mouths on the same dude's lips.
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Quick: The trouble is we all still have our mouths that get us in trouble.
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Daytona has a way of leaving some drivers with a bad taste in their mouths.
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We pleasure to hurt, leave marksthe size of stones—each a cabochon polishedby our mouths.
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"This is coming through the mouths of the refugees," not through media reports, he added.
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You know, for that broad audience of people unable to breathe air out their mouths.
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A steamy make-out is not just the joining of two mouths, but seven points.
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The world is not getting smaller, the mouths are not getting (fewer), there's more demand.
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Further evidence that the Chinese economy is slowing left a bad taste in investors' mouths.
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The ground tobacco is typically sold inside a pouch that users place inside their mouths.
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They have to use their mouths to find a ring in a giant wedding cake.
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The larvae clean the appendages with their mouths, eating all the little bits they collect.
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Pesto chicken pot pie Our mouths are watering just thinking about that buttery, golden crust!
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Or how much longer Meredith and Maggie will be able to keep their mouths shut.
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The lips along his two mouths ripple as he speaks in a resonant stereophonic voice.
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The NSA has long used security posters to warn workers to keep their mouths shut.
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You heard it straight from the stars' mouths: They really were all in this together.
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"When they came over and saw what it was their mouths dropped open," she said.
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With cards held close, canny glances directed sidelong, mouths hidden, these players work the interior.
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It felt as if the arm was teasing us by fluttering between both our mouths.
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Grande perfectly mouths Davis' lines from All About Eve, all while holding a wine glass.
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From uni pasta to "Secret Beef," Los Angeles's fine dining scene makes our mouths water.
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When we eat, bacteria in our mouths feast too, and sugar's their meal of choice.
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Then comes the best part: They're packaged and begin making their way to our mouths.
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Mouths, noses, ears, belly buttons, and "peeholes" become the new homes for small-scale artworks.
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This means that the world loves beer and wants to put it into their mouths.
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The answer is not immigration, notwithstanding the nonsense coming out of some presidential candidates' mouths.
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But when the animals shut their mouths and run, climb, or fight, they're marvelously convincing.
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Elementary eyes, orifices indicating nostrils, and mouths are manifested in the looping whorls of paint.
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Silently, he mouths her name, the words almost too sacred to whisper aloud: Lena Dunham.
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Eminem: I piss in their mouths and howl and run off into the woods like.
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The photo shows a young woman and a boy bound with their mouths taped shut.
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"People were spooning white sugar into their mouths, because we were starving," she told me.
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The children held the damp pieces of cloth to their mouths and breathed through them.
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We were allowed to grab anything off the line and stuff it in our mouths.
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In some dogs, he said, the edges of their mouths tilt up, like a smile.
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The stare-down thing kind of left maybe a little sour taste in people's mouths.
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Many people he encountered froze with their mouths hanging open or locked in a smile.
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Most notably, flounder have smaller mouths than summer flounder or windowpanes, and correspondingly smaller teeth.
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In Vox, we see a possible universe in which words are wrenched from mouths, too.
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We are all each other's pawns in this game of tangled limbs and clumsy mouths.
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While this food hybrid certainly isn't the healthiest meal, it definitely makes our mouths water.
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It's unbelievably corny stuff, but in one of these men's mouths the lines make sense.
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Thank God it's over, everybody thought, as they crammed their turkey leftovers into their mouths.
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We used our hands to pull it apart, the warm meat melting in our mouths.
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Some of the statements spilling from CEOs' mouths denouncing Trump's Muslim ban have been encouraging.
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We've gotta watch our mouths,' or, 'We're gonna have to help her out so much.
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Every time these men open their mouths, a very important life lesson comes spilling out.
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Therefore we burn fewer calories, and we have time to put food in our mouths.
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Face masks are still uncommon, but more people are covering their mouths with winter scarves.
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She's been telling other homeless people around her to cover their mouths when they cough.
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The droplets can land on people's hands or in mouths and noses, and threaten infection.
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Mouths tend to be the same shape and stretch across the circular faces, like clockwork.
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"Our lawyers have been told that we need to keep our mouths shut," he said.
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"Keep your voices soft," Christine reminds them, adding that women's mouths correlate to their vaginas.
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The United Nations Relief and Works Agency is what reliably puts food in their mouths.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Seth A. Abel, you took the words right out of our mouths.
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The dirt and dust on their own manage to work their way into kids' mouths.
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Trilobites Researchers got an inside look at beatboxers' lips, mouths and throats as they performed.
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So de Mistura basically told both sides to put their money where their mouths are.
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"The majority of lyrics that come out these guys' mouths isn't actually true," he said.
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When husbands smile at their wives, the corners of their mouths move toward their eyes.
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Once Ruijin was given the task of labeling the images of millions of human mouths.
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With makeshift hippo mouths made out of plastic baskets and broomstick handles, the game began.
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Gradually recognizable forms emerge: patches of military camouflage, detached limbs, headless mouths, grinning or gaping.
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For all children, avoid putting repellents on their hands, or near their eyes and mouths.
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Our mouths were full, chewing, lips sealed, but his story continued with rapid-fire signs.
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The eggplant is melting in our mouths and all the sauces are packed with flavor.
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With a growing population, we have more mouths to feed, but fewer resources than ever.
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"Everyone puts words into their mouths and says, 'This is your experience,'" Mr. Sheridan said.
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But how can we overlook the literal meaning of the words emanating from our mouths?
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Every few minutes, we'd reach down, pluck a berry and pop it into our mouths.
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Earl, Nick and Damien swivel in chairs by the bar, mouths caked with powdered sugar.
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Or maybe she doesn't even sing at all, just kind of half-mouths the words.
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Sorry, but those with me have to shut their mouths and stare at the screen.
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The day of the competition, all the students open their mouths without singing a note.
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I like to put my exposition on the walls, as opposed to in characters' mouths.
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They have tape over their mouths, electrical tape, usually blue tape, as they call it.
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A lot of times they will burn their mouths because the soup is really hot.
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More mouths to feed, but less manual labor With the world's population expected to climb to 9.7 billion in 33 from 7.7 billion today — meaning roughly 80 million more mouths to feed each year — agriculture is under pressure to meet rising demand for food production.
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So why do people plant them, juice them, and willingly put their flesh in their mouths?
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Amazingly, these noises don't come from the birds' mouths, but from the flapping of their wings.
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But hey — he has two mouths full of teeth at his disposal, so it's all good!
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They make messes and miss their mouths, and knock full cups and plates off the table.
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Using them against Ariana in front of Bravo producers and West Hollywood's loudest mouths, is not.
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And if you don&apost believe what I am saying, take it from their own mouths.
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BECKY QUICK: The trouble is we all still have our mouths that get us in trouble.
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These contaminated microplastics find their way into the food chain through the mouths of tiny zooplankton.
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Despite all that non-kissing, however, they still managed to put their mouths to good use.
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He accused Trump of inspecting the contestants' mouths with his fingers before they went on stage.
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Their faces, a rainbow of emotions, had mouths that turned up and down in imprecise dashes.
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I think there are a few photos of the models being like, [mouths] 'What the fuck!
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Time to take your thumbs out of your mouths, ladies, and speak up for your rights.
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At times, Nonna would feed my grandmother and me together, spooning warm polenta into our mouths.
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Furthermore, hearing such derogatory and dark statements come out of kids' mouths isn't cute or silly.
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" As for Ryan, Buckley turns toward the backseat of the car and mouths, "He should run.
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"We are learning that the more we open our mouths, the more we become a choir."
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And I've seen people bolt from a Ridley play with their hands clamped over their mouths.
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Their fate is absent from Bulgaria's modern history: their mouths, she writes, "are full of earth".
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He alluded to hardliners last week as "those who cut out tongues and sewed mouths shut".
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His press aide says it's so we will leave with a good taste in our mouths.
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During the daytime, the circadian rhythm in our mouths actually produces saliva that neutralizes that acid.
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LSD was migrating out of the laboratory of uptight scientists into the mouths of proto-hippies.
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Behaviorally, their fused, pipette mouths allow them to suck up food like tiny crustaceans or larvae.
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But when we added the hop tea into the oyster beds, they immediately shut their mouths.
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Some people gorge themselves on as many edible objects as will fit in their cottony mouths.
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Consider the subtle play of mouths and hands linking the central poster to the foreground figures.
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Then Lizzie and Kaitlyn wait for a delayed 2 train with their hands over their mouths.
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Thanks to this Donald Trump-inspired lens that turns your eyeballs into mouths, now they can.
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Yes, lets give children the ability to pelt marshmallows into each other's mouths using a gun.
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" As the crowd laughed, he asked, "When they use the toilet, do they use their mouths?
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Nevermind, thinking of this kind of calculated move puts a really bad taste in our mouths.
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To feed, these humpback whales open their mouths wide and take in large amounts of water.
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He then tells me by voting for Brad I am taking food from his children's mouths.
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In the game, two villagers furtively cup their hands over their mouths for a secretive exchange.
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We don't just taste it—we see it, smell it, and feel it in our mouths.
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Babies put things in their mouths to explore objects around them, pediatrician Jennifer Shu told CNN.
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MICROBIOME INTERLOPERS (HIGHEST): Microorganisms inhabit our guts, mouths, and skin and help us in many ways.
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"They left with a very good taste in their mouths regarding Mexican production systems," he said.
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Most people consume their food products in-store, rapidly shoving them into their mouths while shopping.
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A few Oregon delegates appeared at the convention on Tuesday with black gags over their mouths.
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They crawl into mouths and eyes, swarm water supplies, and cause general mayhem for an ecosystem.
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We humans, on the other hand, show affection to each other by kissing with our mouths.
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Women documentarians "give a voice" to sex workers by taking the words out of their mouths.
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In "Path IV" and "Slope II" (both 1961), the stones have hinged jaws and open mouths.
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It will be a national tragedy if Congress takes food out of the mouths of children.
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Yet what they did there with their teeth and mouths stays with me through the day.
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But when customers learned about the Chhans' situation, they opened their hearts -- and their mouths -- wide.
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It had to be forgotten and outside of people's mouths for it to be re-discovered.
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Babies are at a heightened risk because of their tendency to put everything in their mouths.
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"With their mouths open in shock, these two girls learn some astonishing facts from an electrician."
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"The more we fat-shame, the more people would keep their mouths shut and stop overeating."
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Children are particularly susceptible to the infection, as they often put their hands in their mouths.
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CB: There are always going to be people with hateful words in their mouths, and worse.
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The gharials eat mainly fish, and not humans, perhaps only because their mouths aren't wide enough.
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Gibbering mouths, lolling tongues, and Lovecraftian asymmetry surround us as we blast through the three rooms.
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Their eyes, and heads, and mouths, and feet are designed to look sort of like boxes.
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The powerless shamble and groan, and a thick flood of chunky nonsense gushes out their mouths.
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Our skin, guts, and mouths host hordes of healthy bacteria that ward off disease and infections.
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A lot of journalists, to a certain degree, want to put words in the artist's mouths.
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When you wave a little squeaker toy near their mouths, they will play tug of war.
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There are plenty of mouths to feed in Minnesota, so targets may never skyrocket for Rudolph.
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They can keep dust out of mouths, sweat out of eyes, hair out of the way.
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Fossils suggest the fern-like organisms lacked mouths, organs or a means of moving, researchers say.
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It advises riders to wash their hands and cover their mouths when they cough or sneeze.
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Meanwhile, I'm still constantly reminding students to remove their hands from mouths, noses and one another.
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"Not only do they not take bread from our mouths, they put bread in," she said.
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One pair included a young boy and a howling chimpanzee, each photographed with their mouths agape.
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Once she got the bottle back she poured the liquor in some audience members mouths herself.
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"Really, it's a cruel rule, taking food out of the mouths of hungry individuals," she said.
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Are you out there in the community raising awareness, putting your money where your mouths are?
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Our mouths may not move properly in the future, but at least they'll still be moving.
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" When he watches in retrospect, he says, "I can't believe anything out of these people's mouths.
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Even coming from the mouths of latkes, that's a story we all desperately need to hear.
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When we were up next the radio would be flipped off, windows sealed, and mouths shut.
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People become happier when they hold a pencil in their mouths, which activates their smile muscles.
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Many writers' books go slack when their characters open their mouths, as if dullness equals verisimilitude.
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Malnourishment has long plagued Wayuu children and many communities can ill afford more mouths to feed.
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"Really it's a cruel rule, taking food out of the mouths of hungry individuals," she said.
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The miasma of pollution is so pervasive that locals find it coming out of their mouths.
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Members of the audience took in what he said, some with their hands over their mouths.
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After the dance, Dostoyevsky's starving peasants swoop down on the filthy scraps, greedily filling their mouths.
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The problem is that these business leaders are talking out of both sides of their mouths.
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Some doctors posted photos of themselves with tape over their mouths along with the hashtag #ScienceNotSilence.
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They're way smarter than regular cats, they lay eggs, and they have tentacles in their mouths.
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Others stood silently with red tape over their mouths with the word "LIFE" in black letters.
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"I'm pretty good at not having preconceptions about people before they open their mouths," Bish said.
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But we also want to be putting our money and our actions where our mouths are.
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We all know the feeling of having no control over the words coming out of our mouths.
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The mother-son pair also had some fun with a filter that enlarged their mouths when open.
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The public can get an early look at "Out of the Mouths of Babes" at 3 p.m.
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How did they manipulate Chessy and Martin into keeping their mouths shut for the twins' entire childhoods?
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We would be so quiet in our house—a thick silence that felt stuffed into our mouths.
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Headphones, cameras, paperclips, money-mouths, brains, airplanes, and more emoji let you know what's in those folders.
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It consists of a series of retractable floodgates stretching across the mouths of the lagoon's three inlets.
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Either way, let's hope that the Straight Pride Parade gets Pitt's name out of their mouths, stat.
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Once the bites were in our mouths, however, the sticky texture wasn't apparent, so it didn't detract.
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Cambridge Analytica's ties to Republican organizations has also left a bad taste in the mouths of many.
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They also are beautiful black widows who kill their recent sexual partners by barfing into their mouths.
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But we can tell you exactly what all these Tide Pod Challengers are putting in their mouths.
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Besides cars and trucks, Kaalink can even fit over the polluting mouths of boats, chimneys, and cranes.
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And every time we open our mouths, it&aposs about what we view in our own religions.
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When threatened, eastern hognose snakes often play dead by rolling onto their backs and opening their mouths.
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By 6 months of age, many kids can crawl and grab things to put in their mouths.
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Capnocytophaga species of bacteria are found in the mouths of 57% of cats and 74% of dogs.
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For this competition, athletes will have to lift a full hunk of meat up to their mouths.
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"You can more or less tell when they open their mouths how someone will act," Balls says.
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The photos show panicked passengers with the yellow oxygen masks around their mouths but not their noses.
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Stars putting their money where their mouths are gives credibility to brand promotion that endorsement deals don't.
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On the way, she passed a little red coupe, its inhabitants scowling, their mouths moving: an argument.
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She's also constantly making our mouths water with Instagram and Snapchat videos of her current cooking experiments.
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Then again, those This Is Us stars have a lot of practice with keeping their mouths shut.
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Kids love putting tiny objects in their mouths, and this tactic might prevent games from being destroyed.
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"With Sinclair, they're injecting Fox-worthy content into the mouths of your local news anchors," Oliver said.
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Widows opens with Viola Davis and Liam Neeson in bed, tongues buried deep in each other's mouths.
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And he said he feels as if it's going to leave a bad taste in everybody's mouths.
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Some young supporters clad in red home jerseys cup their hands around their mouths, amplifying their displeasure.
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THE video shows bodies sprawled on top of each other, some secreting white foam from open mouths.
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She mouths lines she's supposed to be learning for a scene as she strolls around the room.
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But what many do not know is that these problems may not be confined to their mouths.
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"Both candidates passed the test of looking Vice Presidential...right until they opened their mouths," Bee said.
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Instead of calming tensions, some politicians are encouraging their supporters to "break the mouths" of the opposition.
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In the past when Buffett has put his money where Americans' mouths are, he has seen success.
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Their stories are often harrowing and emotional — even though they're coming from the mouths of cartoon characters.
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My first 'porn' search was looking at images of whales with their mouths open on Google images.
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They're rewarded with slices of bread, which they catch in their mouths and paws like edible frisbees.
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Cruz may as well have told Trump's children to shut their mouths and show him some respect.
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Sybrina Fulton: Oh yes, it was about the passion we had to hear from these people's mouths.
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Many lines from the musical come to us direct from the mouths of the Founding Fathers themselves.
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The village is being used as a distribution center to feed neighboring communities — 17,000 mouths in all.
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As mouths multiply, food resources dwindle … I hope to point a way out of the colossal dilemma.
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This means Spider-Man and Elsa probably shouldn't be losing their mouths in a wacky mixup video.
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If you have the Tadanori Yokoo book with the slipcase that's covered in mouths, please email me.
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Our main interaction with these money-tending edifices is through the tiny money-spitting mouths of ATMs.
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This was not the first time Dr. Hall had injected his own semen into his patients' mouths.
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And that's because babies, in the first few months of their lives, can't breathe through their mouths.
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They can also more easily get food stuck up their noses because mouths and noses are connected.
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"Their mouths were open, because people had tried to identify them by their tooth fillings," he said.
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The masks covered only their mouths, whereas safety demonstrations instruct passengers to cover their nose and mouth.
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Cowardice and fear swept through everyone else who quietly shook their heads but kept their mouths shut.
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The trailer shows black-eyed demons puking into people's mouths, while the title implies some marauding monster.
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Presidents are legally empowered to make what comes out of their mouths a reality for other people.
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Nearly every other scene showed the carnivores with a random dead animal hanging out of their mouths.
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"Every generation to come will watch with open mouths at this amazing artist," Mr. Bleu's paper concluded.
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Meanwhile, the researchers took DNA from the participants' mouths and brought it to a lab for testing.
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Lear's people venture into the mouths of volcanoes and report that they are not hot at all.
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Several wore cloth gags or tape over their mouths — a motif this week for Sanders die-hards.
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As a result, many conservatives simply keep their mouths shut and remain quiet about their political views.
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Mr. Trump mouths vigilante nonsense about the necessity of being legally armed for the next gun spree.
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During one rally Rouhani referred to hardliners as "those who cut out tongues and sewed mouths shut".
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They held their hands over their mouths to stifle cries of pain that could alert the attackers.
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To stoke the spirit of giving, the voice of Satan himself sometimes rumbles out of congregants' mouths
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As many as 74% of dogs have the bacteria in their mouths, and never get sick themselves.
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Looking at the spread of crispy chicken breasts, thighs, drumsticks, and fillets, our mouths began to water.
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Then, you look at the Instagram and it's all Satanic and people's mouths are bleeding and shit.
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"By the time I had passed, people were ducking, covering their mouths, covering their eyes," he said.
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It falls on consumers to take more responsibility for the food they are putting in their mouths.
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There were only players holding back tears, their hands cupped over their mouths with distant-looking eyes.
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They would all be groggy and irritable, and their words were like the bitterness in their mouths.
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Until then, let's try not to argue about politics when our mouths are full of chocolate chips.
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And, already they're splashing stuff around, and I'm cautious not to get the water in their mouths.
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If more Olympic hosts look like Rio, though, sailors and rowers should probably keep their mouths closed.
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They wake up naked and frail and confused and with the taste of blood in their mouths.
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They can also ingest the eggs by putting their fingers in their mouths after touching infected surfaces.
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The experts had to wear masks over their mouths and noses to block the reportedly foul smell.
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Sydney: Muddle our mouths with the other stuff, we wanna get in with the good stuff first.
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An adult found us some hours later strolling contentedly in the wrong direction, mouths sticky with sweets.
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It's a quirk of human nature that we touch our eyes, noses and mouths all day long.
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Ms. Brunn says she cooks often, a habit she formed during years of keeping five mouths fed.
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Their skill in getting food in their mouths corresponded perfectly with their increased need for that food.
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At subsequent office visits, fingers press into our flesh, pushing into mouths, necks, armpits, breasts or bellies.
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Some people need straws to drink because they are unable to lift a cup to their mouths.
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Other contributors have reported that they were told to cover their mouths with bandannas or coffee filters.
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Other contributors have reported that they were told to cover their mouths with bandannas or coffee filters.
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We risk allowing hate speech to become palatable, when it is placed in the mouths of ponies.
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Orotund syllables drip from the mouths of government ministers, military officers and property owners in private consultations.
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People wear face masks or bandannas over their noses and mouths to protect themselves from the smoke.
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But that left a bad taste in the mouths of many high-ranking Mississippi Republicans — including Gov.
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Margraves' daughters' hands flew to their mouths, and one of Nassar's lawyers moved to shield his client.
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The dogs get wearier and wearier, their muscles more and more prominent, and their mouths increasingly salivate.
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Stephens and Keys chatted and joked with each other, hiding their mouths from the cameras with towels.
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A soup kitchen has to abide by health regulations, even if it could otherwise feed more mouths.
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Instead, from 1932 to 1972, researchers watched as the men developed lesions on their mouths and genitals.
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During one rally he referred to hardliners as "those who cut out tongues and sewed mouths shut".
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As anyone with a dog knows, their noses and mouths come in contact with just about everything.
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And that story may well have remained, except that his Ukrainian partners couldn't keep their mouths shut.
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Or rather plots, of every conceivable stripe, which bubble and spurt from the mouths of everyone onstage.
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After launching in August, the Popeyes chicken sandwich flew out of the fryer and into people's mouths.
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The current government of Zambia wants foreign diplomats to be compliant, with open pocketbooks and closed mouths.
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And all of the other looney stuff that is coming out of the mouths of Democratic field.
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Mr. Trump's habit of putting words in the mouths of others are not just limited to impeachment.
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We need some perspective as we watch the circus in Washington, hands over our mouths in horror.
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Yes, Ren captures plenty of bodily penetrations — fingers in vaginas, fingers up asses, fingers in mouths, dicks in mouths, even a bottle up a butt and a snake seemingly crawling out a vagina — but these are just part of his broader visual vocabulary, which is fascinated with connectivity.
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"Eating samples from the same tray and then we put the food in our mouths and lick our fingers/wipe our mouths and go on to the next sample tray... Everyone is at Costco right now... This is how stuff travels fast," one shopper wrote on Reddit this week.
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How a drink looks has a direct effect on whether people want to put it in their mouths.
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In another promo, McCarthy mouths along to West Side Story's "I Feel Pretty" as she transforms into Spicer.
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Early marriage was also a risk for Rohingya refugee girls, whose families have too many mouths to feed.
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If we didn't have those extra (big) mouths to feed, we could easily live on $1,000 a month.
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"We just have to keep our mouths closed when the water sprays up," said Dutch sailor Afrodite Zegers.
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They often have little more than a dollar in their pockets, if that, and several mouths to feed.
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"What women want" is a hot topic, and we're clamoring to hear answers from the mouths of women.
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I wanted to write more songs that could land in the hearts and minds and mouths of listeners.
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"He mouths things to me, and my lip-reading abilities are vastly improved as of late," Bridget said.
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It's good technology if it's used against criminals, but not if you use it to cover people's mouths.
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Other images show victims foaming from their mouths or writhing on the ground as they struggle for air.
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"Must they run their mouths like that?" she said on her talk show The Ingraham Angle last Thursday.
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Centuries of breeding have shortened their heads from front to back, and widened the roof of their mouths.
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These images make it so abundantly clear that this is what it takes to feed 1.4 billion mouths.
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They grow to sixty feet long and have three hundred rows of tiny teeth inside their cavernous mouths.
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She rises above a horde of masculine bodies, the latter reduced to bellowing mouths and upraised, clenched fists.
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The server set them down in front of us and then bloodied their mouths with red food coloring.
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We were burning our mouths and swearing and laughing so hard that I was almost wetting my pants.
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In one window, two children were hanging from ropes around their neck, their eyes and mouths wide open.
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"When I started to put this stuff in people's mouths, they would look at me and say, "Wow.
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A word meant to describe the opening of mouths has now, with regard to race, become a muzzle.
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"I would argue that the two camps are both putting their money where their mouths are," Cramer said.
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We can keep that queer taste of pleasure in our mouths, rejecting picket-fence capitalist parenthood like Peter.
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To be clear, we all have bacteria in our mouths, and it feeds off of food and saliva.
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There's a lot of screaming, bugs crawling out of mouths, girls with dark hair, and dimly lit trees.
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Brown landscapes turn green, dusts become muds, cracks turn into mouths through which the earth slakes its thirst.
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Anyway, instead of running their mouths, well, they might want to lawyer up and many of them are.
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I think it's a testament to David Lynch and Mark Frost that no one has opened their mouths.
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Food, though, has always been about more than just the taste of what we put in how mouths.
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"They can't keep their hands, lips, mouths, legs off each other," a source told PEOPLE at the time.
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"I think things are coming out of people's mouths that they're thinking now, there's less filter," Garlinghouse said.
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When the number of mouths to feed is growing, slash-and-burn at least makes short-term sense.
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They reissued it on their record label, and the music industry could not shut their mouths about it.
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While most of the bottles have slim designs, the mouths are large enough to fit standard ice cubes.
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Golden retrievers have "soft mouths," which means they can be trained to carry delicate objects without damaging them.
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We take two Pringles, position them to look like a duck bill, and place them in our mouths.
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"Out of the mouths of ministers in the current government have come profoundly disturbing statements publicly," he said.
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"Women are tied up, they're bound, duct tape put around their faces, around their mouths," he told reporters.
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With little basis for trust, the police — many with their hearts in their mouths — threw open their gates.
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This is accomplished through such methods as whipping patients' feet, spitting holy fluids into their mouths or praying.
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The infamous Squirtle Squad still haunts me now—their blue, globular heads split by their red, lipless mouths.
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In fact the dialogue itself can hardly be said: it sticks in the actors' mouths like peanut butter.
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Now, open attacks on Obama's legitimacy (and later, Hillary Clinton's) came from the mouths of leading national politicians.
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She made mouths look like they were in full bloom and entire faces look like pretty faux gardens.
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There were simply too many mouths to feed, too much land unplowed, and too few hands to spare.
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He had the most fun dubbing nonsense into the mouths of Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz, he said.
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The more serious a person's public persona, the better the results are when putting nonsense in their mouths.
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And we may yank humanitarian aid out of the mouths of the most truly disadvantaged on the planet.
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He mouths words while winking to his real audience, as if letting them into his little inside joke.
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"She gets into conflicts about which mouth gets to eat, because both mouths want to eat," he says.
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We all got mouths to feed what if I did that to him and his kids can't eat.
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Christina grows sick with the smell of humanity: the sweat and garlic, the stagnant mouths and fusty wool.
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Not to mention, everyone looks ridiculous with melted chocolate popsicle smeared all over their hands and mouths. 221.
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When a prospective girlfriend rebuffs his advances, he ends their friendship and bad-mouths her on social media.
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Bees follow the patterns as if they were arrows on billboards and enter the mouths of the snapdragon.
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People who talk about prom and mock each other's pool shots and stuff cupcakes into their mouths whole.
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I've made a series called Fishy Fanny paintings — women spouting fish from their mouths as anger, dreams, etc.
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Whatever process is taking place here may be feeding mouths, but it hardly looks like sustainable economic development.
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As Justice Neary delivered his verdict, they sat with their hands at their mouths and closed their eyes.
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The figures have marbled bodies but no noses or mouths, leaving their eyes to carry their enigmatic expressions.
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Students who wanted Mr. Sullivan out stood in front of the administration building with tape over their mouths.
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Finally, most people with hand, foot and mouth had sores in their mouths and only mild joint pain.
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Tadpoles hatched from eggs in the pond and swam about, sucking tiny particles of food into their mouths.
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The latest internet panic involves teens inhaling condoms through their noses and spitting them out through their mouths.
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The filter displays the words "liberate abortion pills" and the crown releases pills when users open their mouths.
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Teaching kids to cover their mouths when coughing or sneezing is a reasonable step to take, he said.
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Well, if you look at those portraits of his, they're all paper dolls with cutout mouths and eyes.
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On an evolutionary scale this transition happened until theropods developed mouths that resembled the bird beaks seen today.
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My name tumbled out of their mouths and I manifested in the center of their linoleum lunch table.
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We restaurant critics do more than fill our mouths and then flash our greasy thumbs up or down.
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Would you want a stranger asking your daughter to 'grab their crotch, and put their mouths on it?
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BT stands for "beached things," and they are gooey shadow monsters that will murder you with their… mouths?
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As they ate the fruit, the videos showed, the monkeys moved their mouths and throats into alternate positions.
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Among other disciplinary practices, men caught smoking had a bar of red-hot metal pushed into their mouths.
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Our mouths are watering just thinking about all the delicious meals you're going to be cooking this fall.
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Dead animals were scattered about: eyes lifeless, tongues hanging from their mouths, crimson streaks splashed on their fur.
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"Newborn babies have very tiny mouths, and larger women in particular may have quite large breasts," Newby said.
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Webb once asked McCarver why the second baseman and shortstop were communicating with their gloves over their mouths.
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Others were scared or angry, but keep their mouths shut tight, in fear of personal or professional consequences.
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Typically their gaze is deep and intense, often with grimacing mouths (though a few have a slight smirk).
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Most wore black, and some had their mouths taped shut with the words "Believe Women" scrawled on top.
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Everybody knows what those talking points are; everybody knows what's going to come out of the mouths of politicians.
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The women sewed their mouths shut and stood topless with black-painted messages across their chests, demanding Pavlensky's release.
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Very likely.) Anyway, they ate whipped cream out of each other's mouths and Corinne showed Nick her boobs (again).
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In several videos posted online, people are shown popping the pods into their mouths and even chewing on them.
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As reporters were led into the room -- mouths agape -- Bannon stood silently toward the back of the room, grinning.
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In her series Cosmic Surgery, Haser transforms her subjects' faces into a complex geometry of eyes, noses, and mouths.
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Over the weekend, Underwood posted a selfie beside her husband Mike Fisher while holding red X's over their mouths.
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I've seen too many people put their foot in their mouths.... If they want to talk about it, great.
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Communicating can get hard when you haven't slept, and there are hungry mouths to feed, but it's still important.
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And just like that, a new policy to pull straws out of our mouths is shoved down our throats.
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"We kissed each other with open mouths, sucking at each other like we were eating mussels," Ms. Broder writes.
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They could make eye contact, and their mouths moved to a rough approximation of their words when they spoke.
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In the comedic black-and-white photo, both Swanson and Perry had rubber lips and fangs in their mouths.
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"Hippos use their mouths to act tough, play, show affection, and explore the world around them," the zoo wrote.
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Stars putting their money where their mouths are gives credibility to brand promotion that endorsement deals don't, he said.
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The Fosters' Ximena (Lisseth Chavez) is exactly one of these children, leaving an uncomfortably prophetic taste in viewers' mouths.
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Vegetables like celery, carrots, onions, and potatoes, along with peanuts and hazelnuts, can also cause itchy mouths and inflammation.
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Otherwise, I've been told in no short terms on a team call to "keep our mouths shut" unless asked.
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It pushed those hard, sometimes so hard that it left IT pros with a sour taste in their mouths.
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The world's population will hit 8.5 billion by 2030, according to UN estimates, meaning many more mouths to feed.
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But in the evening, even our mouths shut down, which is why we don't salivate much in our sleep.
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You can make little cookies shaped like footballs and then decorate them with pink frosting so they're mouths instead.
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Who's Rumi quotes play as quirky on the page but sound stiff and pretentious coming out of actors' mouths.
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" Ramírez also noted that the ghost spiders on the island "interact with their mouths—something like a spider kiss.
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Ahead, check out a few other people who ought to keep their mouths shut about what happened to Kim.
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Several fans covered their mouths and keeled over, saying something like tear gas or pepper spray had been deployed.
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Forced sterilization and reducing food handouts to the poor — because feeding them encourages them to bring forth more mouths.
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Cyanide bombs, or M-44s, shoot a gram of cyanide sodium into the mouths of animals lured by baits.
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In his first few scenes, Poe mouths off to Kylo Ren — someone whom everyone else is clearly terrified of.
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Bonus: You get to see the two riff as their famous valet characters as their mouths slowly melt away.
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Bits of flesh emerge from the wild dogs' mouths, muscle and fat and skin wrapping itself around the bones.
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It comforted grieving mothers or, worse still, justified leaving newborn mouths you couldn't feed in the woods to die.
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More times than not, that disruptive snoring noise comes from when people breathe through their mouths, not their noses.
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Mouths were found to be the best wealth cues, although eyes were a strong indicator of income as well.
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That is the source of its strange power: It comes from the mouths, more or less, of ordinary people.
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If they do exist, they might be microbes without mouths, or space dolphins that don't use technology to communicate.
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"Luckily, OSA can't keep their mouths shut," Raven said, remembering hearing how they posted the news on social media.
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Those attending must read a six-page memo on the subject of the meeting before they open their mouths.
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In other words, yes, butts, breasts, and mouths feature heavily in her photos, but many of them are abstracted.
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Liquored-up Taiwanese regulars with cigarettes dangling from the corners of their mouths yelling, fighting, break dance battle-style.
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The athletes were instructed to swish the liquid around in their mouths, under the tongue, to absorb the drugs.
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It's a strange phenomenon, especially since the guys are generally opening their mouths to discuss their burgeoning solo projects.
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Joints were proffered, words fell from mouths into the unthinking ether, and no song lasted more than thirty seconds.
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Dissenters, and those who simply worry about saying the wrong thing, are increasingly inclined to keep their mouths shut.
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He said he didn't want to take food from the mouths of women and children, who need it more.
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In the words of a southern official, "We're fighting Houthis with our arms and funding them with our mouths."
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"Now Caitlyn can never say we have big mouths and that we leak everything," Kim remarks during the conversation.
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The 20-year-old, who has four mouths to feed, is part of a cooperative supported by the FAO.
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And you can tell how those thoughts inform every joke, sigh and anecdote that comes out of their mouths.
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That term — the "elites" — slips from the mouths of not just casual acquaintances but also from friends and family.
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That torture includes beating them with sticks, giving them electric shocks, and filling their mouths with mud, reports say.
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These living beads act as mouths, drinking in nutrients, and make the calcium carbonate that forms their protective home.
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"The ranger that turned up was very concerned for them — they had their mouths taped shut, obviously," he said.
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Every time that they open their mouths to express themselves, they have the ability to help or hinder progress.
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We can't put our fate and the world's into the hands of leaders with small minds and big mouths.
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There were all these THC-infused cocktails and people blowing weed into each other's mouths, it was so terrifying.
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It promotes an understanding of nature and emphasizes self-restraint, essentially in terms of shoving food in our mouths.
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Unfortunately, Geminis would rather their mouths for prattling on and on than doing something more pleasurable for their partners.
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In the "Capital of the Confederacy," we were outsiders who had to keep our mouths shut all week long.
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Easier because, yes, we didn't have to feed so many mouths — tweets, Instagram posts, updates to online stories, etc.
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We're constantly being reminded that one of the ways the coronavirus can enter our bodies is through our mouths.
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We lean into our adventures with wide eyes and open mouths, hunting for photographic vistas and authentic local meals.
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The ones still living craned their faces to the sky and opened their mouths wide to catch the drops.
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As long as gay soldiers kept their mouths shut, the burden of proof fell on those making the accusations.
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We have just as strong a moral duty to "leave" our mouths, pens, pencils, telephones, printing presses, videos, etc.
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"So, you know the bride?" she repeated, clearly not wanting to hear the words coming out of our mouths.
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However, our current administration, which includes so many born with silver spoons in their mouths, does not understand this.
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And it usually comes down to the individual book, that one book, which first opened their mouths in awe.
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She also wants her followers to avoid contact with sick people and cover their mouths when coughing and sneezing.
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Our hearts and minds have been thrown into a furnace; a volcano of anger has spewed from our mouths.
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When they were unconscious, Magda Goebbels, assisted by her husband's doctor, had crushed ampuls of cyanide into their mouths.
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"Sometimes people don't know when to keep their mouths shut," he added in response to Schnatter's series of accusations.
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Denys also reminded people to cover their mouths when coughing, wash hands frequently, and avoid sharing food and drink.
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Jones and her crew wore helmets and yellow Nomex fire-retardant suits; yellow handkerchiefs covered their mouths and necks.
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Austin Romine stood with his hands on the shoulders of Starlin Castro, both men's mouths frozen open in wonder.
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We're feeling up to putting our money where our mouths are on Saturday, when chatty Mercury sextiles fiery Mars.
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The four friends' mouths dropped to see their friend raise her arm at the caregiver and slap the air.
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Once everyone had a bowl, we reached out with two hands and brought the tea to our grateful mouths.
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So, quit trying to put words in our mouths that make us look like we're bad because we're not.
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"A lot of people have a bad taste in their mouths from it," said Fred Cooke, his former lawyer.
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In a minute-long trailer released in September titled "The Giant Awakens," people look to the sky, mouths agape.
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"Kassardjian added that smokers are especially susceptible to developing wrinkles around their mouths, which are aptly called "smokers lines.
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This race of alien beings resembles the house cats of Earth, except their mouths are filled with extendable tentacles.
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Participants must submit to swabbing inside their mouths (yes, seriously) and will later learn about their personal genetic profiles.
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People who live in desert areas have long known to cover their mouths and protect their lungs from dust.
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And what are these one-handed typers stuffing in their mouths and trying not to spill over their keyboards?
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And let's all try not to put garlic ANYWHERE other than in our own mouths between now and then.
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As for the presser, both of these guys are famous for running their mouths ... so this should be good!
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He was a bad guy, and his actions left a bitter taste in the mouths of the body politic.
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In a 22013 survey by the American Dental Association, 21% of low-income adults said their mouths and teeth were in bad condition, and 2799% of all adults said their unhealthy mouths caused them anxiety, according to Marko Vujicic, chief economist for the association's Health Policy Institute, who helped conduct the survey.
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And finally in the latest dumb-trend-on-the-internet news, people are popping pods of poison in their mouths.
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They were destined for the mouths of cows because they weren't good enough for packaging, according to the sheriff's office.
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George and Amal Clooney are putting their money where their mouths are to end gun violence in the United States.
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He appeared to wish terror suspects would be placed under Niagara Falls and ordered to catch it with their mouths.
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"Are we allowed to draw zombies for the decorations?" one boy asks, as Grace mouths her crayons through the baggie.
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Geminis are all about the mouths and tongue, so they love French kissing and can spend all day making out.
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Those characteristics cut both ways, though, and criticism spilled from the same mouths that his crossover dribble routinely left agape.
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The Inuit reported that the men appeared thin and the mouths of some of them were hard, dry, and black.
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We got together and kept talking about it until it was time to put our money where our mouths were.
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HEGSETH: David, the last deal we struck, the Iran deal left a bad taste in a lot of our mouths.
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So kids, who we all know put lots of things in their mouths that they shouldn't, often eat the paint.
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But when they opened their mouths and started speaking with an Irish brogue, it all got a bit more confusing.
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We could trap plastics at the mouths of rivers before they reach the sea, or pick them up on beaches.
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Or try over (and over) to drag a sympathetic, rational phrase out of the mouths of our Trump-loving aunts.
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Their noses are roughly 21 feet tall, their eyes are 11 feet wide, and their mouths are 18 feet wide.
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PT "Wow" mouths Olivia Wilde after watching on the monitor Lady Gaga and the dozens of abuse victims on stage.
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Another setback followed on April 213: A migrant boat heading for Trinidad with 221 passengers overturned in the Dragon's Mouths.
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So, take this all with a grain of salt, as I have a hard time putting words in people's mouths.
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You might've heard at some point in your life that dogs' mouths are cleaner than humans — this isn't really true.
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Humans and dogs each have a unique normal flora of bacterial species in their mouths to keep things in balance.
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And yet every October, it fills candy bowls, trick-or-treat bags and the mouths of sweet-toothed snackers everywhere.
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That truth might have been coming from the mouths of vulgar 10-year-olds, but it mattered—to me, anyway.
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But debates are an opportunity for us to hear ideas straight from the candidates' mouths, without any spin or filter.
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The group wants a port for big ships built at one of the mouths where the Adriatic meets the lagoon.
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There's a scientific explanation for why people turn into ravenous zombies who will stuff anything into their mouths when stoned.
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Burgess-Dismuke often put her arms in her dogs' mouths while playing with them, neighbor Whiteside told The Greenville News.
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Both apparent victims faced the camera, their mouths taped and arms pressed together behind their backs, as though tied up.
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"The insurance company made us guarantee if any of this got in the kids' mouths it was edible," he explains.
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Young children should be watched while playing outdoors so they don't accidentally put a snail or slug in their mouths.
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We have seen how words, even out of the mouths of much more experienced and careful presidents, have been ruinous.
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The French and Dutch eat horses; but for most Americans the idea of putting horsemeat in their mouths is gross.
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At a meeting in Menlo Park, executives passed around a phone showing one of these tweets and stared, mouths agape.
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Despite the dialogue, distraught students -- some with tape across their mouths -- blocked a tunnel under Bender Arena on May 5.
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Watch as Daugherty obsessively mouths off facts and statistics about such juicy topics as the state of the county's motorways.
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Yet, when you go to a restaurant, those spoons and forks have been in the mouths of hundreds of people.
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A rock band left a bad taste in many mouths during Sunday's Punk Rock Bowling & Music Festival in Las Vegas.
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"This conduct amounts to the stealing of food from the mouths of hungry people," WFP Executive Director David Beasley said.
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Pierce Brosnan's endorsement for a controversial breath freshener has left a bad taste in the mouths of many Indian consumers.
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I mean, what a great region it is in terms of … this is where the mouths are, the stomachs are.
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It's not pro-life to take food out of the mouths of hungry babies to fund an anti-abortion agenda.
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Apparently none of these kids had a kindergarten teacher who told them not to put their fingers in their mouths.
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Conservative pundit Milo Yiannopoulos, in praise of free speech, co-opted the term "cock holster" to refer to women's mouths.
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No, no, wait, I really like the leather-clad brain head on a turtle body with lizard mouths for hands.
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Our mouths are also watering thinking about the plates of Italian food they'll have on deck at their wedding reception.
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"My mom said a lot of mouths will be open, a single girl going to the Christian world," she said.
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Music plays as Clinton approaches the pair in slow motion, their mouths agape as she offers several winks their way.
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By contrast, good microbes in our mouths check the growth of harmful germs, ultimately paving the way to better health.
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This is the sort of thing that happens far too often, and causes a lingering bad taste in founders' mouths.
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"They can't keep their hands, lips, mouths, legs off of each other," a friend of Depp's told PEOPLE in '363.
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In their seats, Kocian's teammates Aly Raisman and Laurie Hernandez looked at each other in stunned silence, their mouths agape.
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Strong and stable leadership across Europe for now seems wishful thinking and is leaving a bitter taste in European's mouths.
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Videos on the platform show women applying the glue above their mouths, and then pressing their lips to the adhesive.
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This double-sided water bottle doesn't just have two openings for two mouths, because dogs don't drink like humans do.
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"Out of the Mouths of Babes" may not be a major play, but it doubles as an unusual gallery show.
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"It should come as ... a wakeup call for India, which has to feed more than a billion mouths," said Gulati.
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Slat is often asked whether he will develop a cleanup system for river mouths, catching the plastic at its source.
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But there is a large slip between the champagne crystal of the rich and the mouths of the non-rich.
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Don't do that — no matter how ridiculous or offensive you might find the things that come out of their mouths.
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In February, Katy Perry Collections began selling slippers and sandals encrusted with jewels that looked like eyes, noses, and mouths.
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Moore's Dolemite alter ego is brash, knows kung-fu (debatable), and has one of the foulest mouths in movie history.
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"Still need that apology for mentioning the 350s and trying to take food out your idols kids mouths," West tweeted.
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The end of the shell, which houses the animal's mouth, is closed—suggesting they weren't using their mouths to eat.
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A perfect cookie is worth a thousand words, but that's all we've got for now, because our mouths are full.
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Moomins — those doughy, endearing hippo-ish creatures that oddly lack mouths — are innocent fantasy creatures who never face real problems.
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Even when spouting from the mouths of scrawny kids like Lydon or Strummer, punk was full of rock's macho swagger.
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They are two of those grey, short-haired, muscular-type dogs, with floppy pink mouths, white tufts on their chests.
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For example, the researchers recorded positive interactions between elephants like wrapping trunks, smelling one another's mouths and rubbing one another.
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Parents often marry girls off young so they have less mouths to feed and bride payments are a further incentive.
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He draws his characters in a way that initially suggests minimal emotion: their eyes are dots, their mouths small semicircles.
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And it's not just her — Trump has also put fake words in the mouths of Barack Obama and Al Green.
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There we were, mouths agape, as the most craven soul ever to aim at the White House ran, and won.
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Actually, I found while researching other studies that these bacteria are flying out of people's mouths even just in conversation.
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In that route, children touch surfaces or animals contaminated with E. coli and then put their hands in their mouths.
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Taut yellow strings connected the tail fins to the grim mouths of sea bream, their silver backs curved like commas.
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The girls ate ravenously at dinnertime, lifting chicken tenders gently to their mouths to avoid getting spots on their costumes.
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It's relatable, because major urban centers like NYC hock figurative loogies into the mouths of their residents all the time.
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Even with a daughter for a journalist, he most prizes stories straight from the mouths of those who live them.
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Eventually, 17,500 Dutchmen volunteered to have cells swiped from the inside of their mouths to provide DNA for the investigation.
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They're flat, short, and textured, so they make it really easy for babies to get food into their mouths independently.
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"I'm a small business owner, I have rent to pay, mouths to feed — I'm trying my very best," she added.
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But in the end, asserting the right of potty mouths everywhere to exercise their rights was a bipartisan vote. Impetus?
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Their father, Abdullah, is an unemployed laborer, who -- between children, grandchildren and relatives -- says he has 225 mouths to feed.
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Two female rhinos rammed her repeatedly with their noses and mouths, pressing her into the steel bars of their enclosure.
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But they usually result from expletives that have slipped from the mouths of winners — out of excitement, passion, even anger.
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Some treatments leave a bad taste in patients' mouths, so pack mints or gum to keep your mouth feeling fresh.
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With heads down and mouths open, the troops in the stack exhale on three, clearing the air from their lungs.
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He christened the new digs in New Hampshire by spraying whipped cream into the mouths of supporters on their knees. .
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Their lips close behind their teeth so that they can dig with their teeth without getting dirt in their mouths.
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This is why Israel mouths the old party line, yet takes no steps toward making a Palestinian state a reality.
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Strange as that sounds, the results highlight just how important the bacteria living in our mouths really are to us.
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Andrew Yang was spotted spraying whipped cream into the mouths of kneeling supporters at a campaign office opening in Manchester.
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Others are scared or angry, but keep their mouths shut, in fear of negative consequences such as not being believed.
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Their mouths are upturned in perpetual smiles, and with moveable eyelids and big, doll-like eyes, they can even wink.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue has frequently cited the number of "hungry mouths" in countries like India, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - If only those who talk about mitigating climate change put their money where their mouths are.
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Eyes are dots hooded by arches; their blinking is one of the faces' only movements, along with mouths and brows.
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"It's striking, strong and feminine," says Lynsey Alexander, the London-based makeup artist behind the glossy noir mouths at Courrèges.
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Ovi took a few tries to get the food into everyone's mouths ... but still, good times were had by all!!!
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Don't do that — no matter how ridiculous or offensive you might find the things that come out of their mouths.
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One of the works is "Bocanada," a photographic collage of open mouths, waiting to be fed or ready to scream.
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It is, quite brilliantly nothing more than what it claims to be: "jokes", straight out of the mouths of babes.
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In a monologue on Tuesday, Gumbel said it's time for sport leagues to put their money where their mouths are.
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He had already shot himself and Magda and they had murdered the children, pushing cyanide into their mouths as they slept.
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Children and other family members are also risk factors for eviction, and not just because they are more mouths to feed.
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It oozes from Twitter and the mouths of late show hosts, but how can we hear anything when everyone is yelling?
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That's outrageous — and followed by Lee giving her an open-handed slap that leaves her bleeding and everyone's mouths hanging open.
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By the way, I would really like to make enough money to pay rent and get food in my kids' mouths.
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Stilted as the show may be, Colton's food-taster is slippery, active, and finding its way into a lot of mouths!
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"This conduct amounts to the stealing of food from the mouths of hungry people," WFP executive director David Beasley said then.
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That's especially important when it's estimated that the number of mouths to feed on Earth will reach 9.7 billion by 2050.
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Cardinal Zen, the former bishop of Hong Kong, accuses the Vatican of sending its flock "into the mouths of the wolves".
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Of course, we can even picture ourselves popping the coconut squares right into our mouths as a cool afternoon sweet treat.
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We ate the flaky edges of those croissants like they were Pop Rocks, just doing all their work in our mouths.
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Some of them had known Pat since he was a baby, yet the corners of their mouths struggled to stay flat.
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The Chat space lets you talk together, seeing the mouths of your friends' avatars move when they're talking through their microphone.
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Long and hard-fought primaries often leave bitter tastes in voters' mouths, especially for those on the side that doesn't win.
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At the forum, he will try to reassure his partners that he is not attempting to stuff their mouths with gold.
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However, apparently many people hear no more chopped salads and assume none of the salad's contents will fit in their mouths.
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Instead it is to get healthy food to as many mouths as possible, benefiting everyone from suppliers to consumers to owners.
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As a result of the teacher's alleged actions, three additional students put duct-tape on their own mouths, ABC News reports.
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Their resemblance is evident: the same slight arch of eyebrow, the mouths that seem to be halves of the same mouth.
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Men with loud mouths and a reputation for getting under people's skin aren't usually described as also open-minded and compassionate.
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She sneaks into concerts and mouths off to authority figures, eventually befriending a popular classmate by the name of Rachel Amber.
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Tellingly, this response is most commonly spouted out of the shit-spewing mouths of men with their own iffy sexual histories.
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That will displease Mr Cotton, as it will leave a bitter taste in the mouths of reform advocates who wanted more.
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These words will pour from the mouths of car executives as they stride across glowing stages gesturing to absurd-looking concepts.
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Nudity and sexual intercourse are given incredibly specific definitions involving checklists and various combinations of genitalia, anuses, female nipples, and mouths.
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In fact, the quick sellout of the 1,000 pasta passes offered in 2014 left a bad taste in some consumers' mouths.
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Dan, clearly fighting off losing his temper, explains that he's got a lot of mouths to feed since Darlene moved back.
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Lamar raps out "Alright" with his signature speed and precision as the Johnson family dances and mouths along in the promo.
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More videos show the school-aged kids dressed as babies with pacifiers in their mouths, or spitting up on one other.
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This draws your attention instead to their mouths and eyebrows, which create exaggerated expressions to make the characters feel very animated.
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A lot of people SAY they wanna be like Conor McGregor -- not everyone can put their money where their mouths are.
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A population boom on the continent calls for an increase in resources, and farmers are expanding to accommodate mouths to feed.
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It plays a new series of videos: slowed-down zoom-ins on staring women who open their mouths to reveal food.
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After participants handled the patch, they were warned not to touch their eyes or mouths and to wash their hands immediately.
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I also don't know how any of that plays into this video, although there are butterflies coming out of people's mouths.
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When approaching a cluster of krill, they suddenly increase speed, and open their mouths right at the point of maximum velocity.
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If your earbuds don't have it, you might still deal with mouths moving out of sync with the audio you're hearing.
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These are just a few words from the mouths of delighted publications reacting to stagings of Sarah Kane's first play Blasted.
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This eventually led me to a forum dedicated to whale 'mawshots' [wide-open mouths] on Eka's Portal, a vore-centric website.
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Men and women in uniforms, holding up cellphones and walkie-talkies, their mouths open, ran toward or sometimes away from explosions.
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As the volunteers coughed, the researchers then used lasers to measure the level of airborne droplets that escaped from their mouths.
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The storm's torrential rains caused the Buzi and Pungwe rivers, whose mouths are in the Beira area, to burst their banks.
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She and about ten other people stood on a wall near the stage with confederate flag stickers plastered over their mouths.
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Asian Americans, it was said, kept their mouths shut, worked hard, and eventually succeeded, so why couldn't African Americans do so?
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With Lewandowski, like you do with many pundits before they even open their mouths, you know what you're about to get.
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So, some migrants at a camp in northern France stitched their mouths shut to call attention to the deplorable conditions there.
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Mouths dropped as old friends, family, and the couple saw Mama June's new bod, but she didn't completely steal the show.
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He says all the suit will do, IF Buck 50 wins, is take food out of the mouths of Prodigy's kids.
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The cookies, inspired by the marshmallow treat, features a hot pink creme filling with potential to temporarily render mouths totally neon.
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But sand tigers aren't actually dangerous to humans; their mouths are too small to do much damage to the average person.
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And the rivalry between Collingwood and Carlton in Aussie Rules Football is marked by broken jaws, foul mouths and maniacal fans.
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Girl Scouts revealed the news of the two new cookies back in August and our mouths have been watering ever since.
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It's only after being forced to write everything down that we are shocked into knowing what we put in our mouths.
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Essentially, practitioners swish coconut oil (or sesame oil or sunflower oil) in their mouths for up to 20 minutes, then spit.
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We chanted prayers, purified ourselves by washing our mouths and hands, and asked the day's meal preparators for kitchen entrance permission.
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Pinterest shows an endless scroll of tatted Monroes, gun-toting Monroes, and Monroes clutching guns and wearing bandanas over their mouths.
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Smaller households mean fewer earners (and fewer mouths to feed) in each, lowering median incomes without necessarily making anyone worse off.
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"Yes," we say through the various metallic instruments that are crowding our mouths — holding back tears, knowing what we've just done.
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A photo from Flight 1380 showed passengers wearing oxygen masks over their mouths, but not their noses as flight attendants instruct.
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The storm's torrential rains caused the Buzi and Pungue rivers, whose mouths are in the Beira area, to burst their banks.
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While lots of people can't wait for the Lucky Charms Milkshake to hit their mouths, others are clearly...not so thrilled.
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That's not to say that House Democrats can win midterm elections with their mouths closed and their fingers pointing at Trump.
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"I could be a pretty girl, I'll wear a skirt for you," she mouths, even though she wears slouchy sweatshirts throughout.
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And it was clear when I first sat down why the changes had left a bad taste in some peoples' mouths.
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Britax says in government documents that parts were found in the mouths of three children but no choking injuries were reported.
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First, there are more mouths to feed with Odell Beckham Jr in the picture and Nick Chubb getting a bigger role.
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Sewage and trash contaminate Rio's bay, prompting health experts to warn athletes competing in open water to keep their mouths closed.
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"We tried to force feed soybean production down the mouths of Afghanis and low and behold they don't like soy," Rep.
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Horrifying images and videos emerged after the incident showing civilians, including children, struggling to breathe with foam coming from their mouths.
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Many protesters wore gas masks or tied handkerchiefs over their mouths and noses to protect them from clouds of tear gas.
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No matter how bad a situation is, our tempers, resentments, fears, and especially our mouths can always make it far worse.
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They have the same ears, eyes, and noses as humans do, but their mouths are on the top of their heads.
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He has assembled his own team, loyal to him, and mostly savvy enough to keep their heads down and mouths shut.
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One poor guy has to wax his legs; others have put lipstick on each other using only their mouths while blindfolded.
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You spend any time with them and the shit that comes out of their mouths on a daily basis is unbelievable.
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The roast hogs are displayed on their spits: mouths snarled and pole-pegged, sunburn-red skin glowing beneath a shop light.
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A land of milk and honey, where roasted, on-demand chicken flies directly into our mouths, is just around the corner.
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Why, you may ask, is Smith's poisonous recipe so famous if blood is so often required to trickle from actors' mouths?
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Parades, V.I.P. tours and various public functions often require service members to line up, fill seats and keep our mouths shut.
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Disgusting specks of cough-droplets fly through the air, landing inside (yes, inside!) people's mouths as they cackle at the movie.
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Most BASS tournaments are held in lakes and rivers dominated by largemouth bass — recognizable by mouths that extend beyond their eyes.
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During a recent trip to the grocery store in Kolkata, he found that many weren't covering their mouths or using masks.
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These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs.
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The students of Las Encinas can barely keep their mouths shut for a day, let alone another eight episodes of television.
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Again and again, Mikhail Krichman's camera creeps forward as if about to reveal something frightful while we stare, hearts in mouths.
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It's not just oral surgeons who are removing wisdom teeth (third molars) from human mouths — evolution is playing a part too.
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Ashley Donald and Erik Rogers were posing for their engagement photos in Charleston, South Carolina when their mouths abruptly fell open.
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"In the bazaar, I get one dollar for one kilogram of beans, and I have sixteen mouths to feed," he says.
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In the balcony, some Parkland students who had already made it to the Capitol could be seen crying, hands smothering mouths.
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I believe the canker sores that I saw in their mouths because they were only allowed to be fed unnutritious food.
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So one might wonder why politicians would want to literally take healthy food out of the mouths of hungry school children.
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She says before this: Let's agree to obey our new leader, not only with our mouths, but also from our hearts.
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This search taught me that adult moths do not have mouths; their sole purpose is to mate, and then they die.
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Some workers joke that their new coworkers remind them to practice good hygiene, such as covering their mouths when they cough.
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Even so, Kushner's actions left a bitter-sweet taste in the mouths of a number of criminal lawyers working on clemency.
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Show some ultimate care for their destiny and soul even if you detest the words that come out of their mouths.
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The conglomerate makes masks that people wear to cover their mouths and noses to stop the spread of the respiratory virus.
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While state candidates must keep their mouths shut, independent groups may support or oppose federal candidates as much as they want.
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Don't miss the moment when a Silicon Valley executive bad-mouths European tech policy before handing Mr. Klynge a goody bag.
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"That is the only thing, at the end of the day, that can change that taste in people's mouths," he said.
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Of those, 30 people sustained broken teeth or cuts in their mouths, according to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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One theory Bescos and his team had, based on other research, involves the natural microbial environment, or microbiome, of our mouths.
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With less work to do, our powerful jaws shrank, making it harder for those extra teeth to fit in our mouths.
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"The things that are coming out of Democrats' mouths these days, I can't even process it they're so stupid," Sanders said.
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Your baby may not be born with any teeth, but their mouths still need a good cleaning on a regular basis.
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Their nematocysts contain minute poisonous barbs; these they use to spear tiny planktonic prey, which they then stuff into their mouths.
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Holes were drilled from the back of the heads to the front so that water could spout out of the mouths.
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But it is particularly dangerous to babies, who are famous for touching things and then putting their fingers into their mouths.
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First, "Zauberflöte" has surprisingly large quantities of spoken dialogue, which in the mouths of non-acting singers can quickly become deadly.
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Anyways, the researchers checked for stimulation from the fetuses, visible in them sticking their tongues out and opening/closing their mouths.
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In "Animation, masks" (2012), a clichéd caricature of an Orthodox Jewish man mouths a conversation between two lovers about their relationship.
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