It's squishy and podgy and surely designed to enhance the overall Kickstarter fundraising experience.
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Of course, all that's been released so far is a spiffy new logo, with a podgy hedgehog and a background distinctly similar to Green Hill Zone.
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IF FACEBOOK were represented on stage, it might take the form of a huge house party, where podgy babies, perfect prom queens and advertising executives jostle for attention.
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Last November, the Briton turned up at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as a podgy kitchen porter who had never driven a car before, or even been abroad.
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Mr. Pek, a greying, podgy, bespectacled Thai man in his mid fifties, was the promoter and co-manager of Rompo Gym (with an inscrutable Japanese man called Mr. Kanda).
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When you see posters slapped all over the subway reading "Goodbye, metabo" (a word associated with being overweight in Japan), and you're a civic-minded, slightly podgy citizen, what do you do?
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A host of other characters, including kindly nuns and fathers at the Catholic high school, two unsuitable boyfriends and the podgy, talented Julie, who is Lady Bird's best friend, round out the cast.
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Short and podgy in the flesh, Sagat was a power broker in the ring who smashed the tight guards of many challengers with devastating leg kicks, mean upper cuts and short, sharp elbows.
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I can see Her face in the firelight, podgy and flushed, Her head thrown back, howling, on layers of neck, Greasy, joyous, Clearly in charge of this ghoulish discothèque Where flappers and freaks, titans and nuns are squushed As she leads their silhouettes toward eternity.
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It's here, maybe, that the Olympics comes closest to delivering on its promise to Bring Us All Together—in the futile and selective enforcement of doomed laws, in all the compromised functionaries of all the rotten ministries, in the fussing and rhetorical bloat of various podgy acronymic agencies, and especially in the destructive, all-consuming pettiness and raw, dick-swinging recklessness of the people in charge, we really do see the world.
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Her fitness DVD became the UK's best-selling fitness DVD release, and Brooks was transformed from "podgy Janine to a sexy new mum".
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Here was a fellow who looked podgy, and podginess immediately makes people think that you mustn't be able to run, you mustn't be able to do anything.
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Albert McGuinness nicknamed "Podgy" was an Australian professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1930s and 1940s. He played for Western Suburbs in the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) competition.
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Admiral Jayant Ganpat "Podgy" Nadkarni, PVSM, AVSM, NM, VSM, ADC (5 December 1931 – 2 July 2018) was an Indian Navy Admiral who served as the 14th Chief of the Naval Staff of the Indian Navy from 1 December 1987 to 30 November 1990.
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'Podgy', a Sikh hawker in Goulburn Valley, Victoria. Indian immigration from British India to Australia began early in history of Australian colony. The first Indians arrived in Australia with the British settlers who had been living in India. The people of the first British fleet to establish a new colony, which landed on 26 January 1788, included seamen, marines and their families, government officials, and a large number of convicts, including women and children.
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Hadley Kay (born February 22, 1973) is a Canadian-born actor and voice actor who appeared in the first two Care Bears movies: as the voice of teenage magician Nicholas Cherrywood in The Care Bears Movie; and as the villain Dark Heart in Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation. He also voiced P.C. Popple in the first season of Popples and Podgy Pig in the Nelvana adaptation of the Rupert Bear stories.
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All this light banter was interrupted by the entrance of a podgy, middle-aged man who introduced himself as Ashutosh Mitra, a single businessman by profession, and a resident of Nebutola. He had come to seek Byomkesh's service with respect to the gramophone pin mystery. Ajit describes the mystery in detail for the benefit of the reader. Basically, metropolitan Calcutta had been plagued recently by the murders of quite a few influential businessmen who had all been killed by being shot with what resembled an Edison gramophone pin embedded in their hearts.
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They are all scaled to be about the same size as Rupert, regardless of species. Rupert's animal friends are usually referred to as his "chums" or "pals." Aside from his best friend Bill Badger, some of the most enduring pals are an elephant (Edward Trunk), a mouse (Willie), Pong-Ping the Pekingese, Algy Pug (who actually pre-dates Rupert),George Perry and Alfred Bestall, Rupert, A bear's Life, Pavilion Books: 1985, p. 18 Podgy Pig, Bingo the Brainy Pup, Freddie and Ferdy Fox, the identical twins Reggie and Rex Rabbit, and Ming the dragon.
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He designed several versions of Jill with different proportions and sent them to Anthropy so she could pick her favourite. He compared two of the designs to Nintendo characters Mario and Link; the Mario- like design he called a "standard video game design", while the Link-like design he called "slightly realistic". The Link-like design was the most realistic design that he did because he felt that making it too realistic could make it too difficult for players to identify with, and could diminish the humorous elements of the game. He also intended to design her as "dumpy and podgy" to make her more "lovable".
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The journalist David Aaronovitch thought Beale's interpretation of the character definitive: "...the Widmerpool who insinuated his podgy bulk into my private space was ... Simon Russell Beale's Widmerpool, who has come to stay". Reviewing the reissue of the films in DVD in 2012, Stuart Jeffries in The Guardian describes Widmerpool as "one of fiction's most intriguing monsters" and likens Beale's portrayal to that of "a kind of grown-up Billy Bunter with the charm sucked out". Christopher Hitchens, writing in the New York Review of Books, criticised the production (though not Beale's performance), for depicting Widmerpool as "a hapless rather than a hateful figure". Beale was the reader for the cassette recordings of the first two novels: A Question of Upbringing and A Buyer's Market.
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The journalist Owen Tweedy described her as, "comely but podgy--tall & masterful and with the hell of a temper and always having rows."Tweedy diary, May 4, 1927, St Anthony College, Oxford, Middle East Centre, cited in Brown 2009. She was a founding member and honorary secretary of the Palestine Information Centre, referred to by the British Arab News Bulletin as the "first office to put the Arab view before the British public."Miller, Rory. Divided against Zion: anti-Zionist opposition in Britain to a Jewish state in Palestine, 1945-1948. Routledge, 2000, p. 11. Described by Norman Bentwich, the first Attorney-General of Mandatory Palestine, as "incurably anti-Jewish ... and a principal supporter of the Arab cause," she also founded the Anglo-Arab Friendship Committee in 1946, with the aim of opposing Zionism.Miller, Rory. British anti-Zionism then and now, first published in Covenant magazine, Volume 1, Issue 2, April 2007, Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya, Israel.
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In 2006 a new Rupert Bear stop- motion-animated television series was produced, skewing almost entirely towards small children. Notable changes to the characters are that Rupert wears trainers/sneakers and his fur has a slight tan; Bill wears a dark blue leather jacket and blue pants with yellow stripes instead of his suit and bowtie, and tends to carry a personal digital assistant with him at all times; Pong Ping has become a girl who uses magic and had her name reversed; Raggety, who rarely appeared before, has become a friendly tree elf; Ming a baby dragon and Ping Pong's pet; Edward no longer has tusks, his trunk has been straightened and he wears an orange T-shirt and brown shorts; and one of the fox twins (Ferdie) has been changed into a girl named Freda. There are new characters like Miranda the mermaid; but characters Podgy Pig, his self- obsessed sister Rosalie and the timid Willie Mouse make no appearances. Rupert Bear, Follow The Magic ... was broadcast on Five from November 8, 2006 to February 1, 2008.
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