Poke Poke boasts that they're the only poke eatery in Los Angeles that makes poke to-order.
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Ever needy, I poke and poke and poke until I poke so hard it's more of a push.
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When I was a V.C. at first, I would just ask my questions and kind of poke, poke, poke, poke.
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At Poke Poke, customization is a special feature most other Poke places don't offer.
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The Shanghai eatery Poke Poke specializes in Hawaiian seafood cuisine, specifically the trendy poke bowl.
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Luckily, this was a gamble Poke Poke was willing to take.
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In Chicago, Poke Cafe is a virtual restaurant serving Hawaiian poke bowls.
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Put on a tux, poke a little fun at himself, poke a little fun at Washington and poke a little fun at his adversaries, too.
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We head to a poke place that has tofu and grab poke bowls.
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Poke Gym, like Poke Stops, are locations that are determined by the game's programmers.
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At Poke Poke in Shanghai, the colorful restaurant exterior also serves as a bar seating area.
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Though I don't frequent Venice often (especially the boardwalk), I found myself eager to make the trip in order to dine at the first poke deli in Los Angeles, Poke Poke.
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Then, holding a needle she began to stick and poke Ms. Carden's wrist, refilling the needle every poke or two, and leaving a dot of ink beneath the skin with each poke.
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I suggest a poke place near my work, and we each have spicy salmon poke with broccoli.
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Food fans can find the hot addition in everything from poke bowls and poke burritos to actual burritos.
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Poke Poke is known for its colorful bowls filled with a rainbow of vegetables and the freshest seafood.
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It would not be the start of a second Korean War, but rather a poke for a poke.
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One of those letters went to Natasha Kahele, a woman of Native Hawaiian ancestry who owned a poke restaurant named Aloha Poke Stop in Anchorage, Alaska (she's since rebranded her company as Lei's Poke Stop.) Another letter went to Jeff Samson, co-owner of Aloha Poke Shop in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Our job is to poke fun at things, and even if it's bleak, we still poke fun at it.
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Of course, there are now 'poke' places putting Cheetos on their poke... That's kind of gross, but to each their own.
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Red Velvet Poke Cake This poke cake lets all the cream-cheesy frosting ooze through for a prime velvety finish. 5.
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When Emil dropped Poke off, he waved goodbye, and Poke waved back, and he wondered if he'd ever see him again.
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"There's a reason it's called Advanced Persistent Threats, 'cause we'll poke and we'll poke and we'll wait and we'll wait," he said.
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SO I THINK IT IS FAR MORE COMPLICATED THAN I WILL POKE YOU, YOU POKE ME. TRADE IS AN INFINITELY COMPLEX THING.
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He ushered Poke in, showed him where to drop his clothes, and Poke did his best not to think about Rod's new situation.
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"I'm looking at your eye so I don't poke you in the eye… meanwhile, I poke you in the eye," Burnham narrates in the video.
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But it was Rod who'd given Poke his crew's rules of engagement: don't do anything you wouldn't do twice; never, ever, ever double-wrap your rubbers; never give your government name, find some shit that's cool on the ears, and when Poke told Rod that he didn't really get that since his name was his name and it's what he was called, Rod christened Poke as Poke.
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Others, who do remember the Poke, assumed it had been removed and has just now returned: does anyone know what the "poke" button on facebook means?
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Now, a group of new Midtown poke parlors called Sweetcatch aims to import a more authentic Hawaiian experience, featuring poke by the pound to take away.
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He fucked a guy who couldn't finish unless Poke wore a mask, and another who couldn't finish for anything, not until Poke had spent himself thrice.
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Now, in 2017, the poke bowl craze has grown even further in popularity, [as] we've already seen a 365 percent increase in poke bowl orders this year.
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Front Burner If you cannot make it to Hawaii for poke, Acme Smoked Fish of Brooklyn has added convenient single-serving poke bowls to its product line.
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After the mainstreaming of sushi in the US, fine dining chefs started introducing poke, which sparked the current wave of fast-casual poke joints and roaming food trucks.
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Poke envisioned wood floors, painted walls, no rodents, but Rod only sighed, and shut his eyes, and told Poke that he was sick; he'd finally caught the bug.
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The extremely high concentration of nerds people swarming San Diego made for some great hunting, as everyone knows that people breed Poke stops, and Poke stops breed Pokémon.
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The menu includes seafood paella for two and an assortment of poke bowls, a natural evolution since Seamore's was among the first New York restaurants to serve poke.
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Sometimes the trend bands- people always look at a positive band and they kind of want to poke holes at it, poke fun at it for being so sincere.
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He's the owner of Poke to Your Taste, a small poke shack, complete with tin roof, hand-painted letters on the side and a rusted-out pickup in front.
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When it was our turn to order, I decided to go with a small order of the spicy poke, which is poke mixed with spicy mayo, sesame seeds, and chopped onions.
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POKE CHAN Masashi Ito, the Los Angeles sushi chef who earned a Michelin star after settling in Greenwich Village with Sushi Zo last year, is opening a pair of poke restaurants.
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Fresh Catch for poke bowls in Oahu – hands down!
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Four and a half hours in — somebody poke him.
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" Noah found that easy to poke fun at. "O.
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And yet, Aloha Poke Co.'s letter clearly demands the removal of not only "Aloha Poke" on all other restaurants and catering companies' food, products, and services but simply "Aloha" as well.
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"I've been meaning to try this place, actually," he told me as we walked the short walk to Poke Poke, which is sandwiched by a Greek food stand and an espresso spot.
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In April of 2015, he opened Mainland Poke in Beverly Grove, joining a few other early pioneers of the trend like Sweetfin Poké in Santa Monica, and Poke N Roll in Glendale.
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There are even poke bowl franchises: Pokéworks, which was founded in 2015 and now has nearly 303 locations, plans to have more than 100 locations in two years and Sweetcatch Poke is franchising.
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Grubhub's metrics may not be the definitive gauge of public appetite for poke, but they certainly suggest an appetite large enough to make Acme's push into vending machine poke fortuitously timed and smart.
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Ahead, our favorite poke spots in the city right now.
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Ostensibly he serves poke Monday to Saturday from 11 a.m.
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For one, Demi's not afraid to poke fun at herself.
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Poke a hole in a human and something remarkable happens.
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Here's how to make a poke bowl in 5 steps.
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A poke bowl from the PokéSpot in New York City.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Did Jerome Powell just poke the bear?
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As long as you don't poke yourself in the eye.
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In announcing his bid, Hickenlooper did poke fun at himself.
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Some of the posts even poke fun at her dad.
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Many poke sticks of spaghetti into the sand as waymarks.
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Vignarajah spent hours attempting to poke holes in Brown's arguments.
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Read This Next: How Risky Are Stick and Poke Tattoos?
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Poke around at its edges, and many more become apparent.
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He tried to poke a few holes in their testimony.
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Caroline: I'm just scared, like, something's gonna poke my eye.
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This made Poke, Rod figured, a true victim of circumstance.
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Poke flicked the end of the straw against his nose.
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Then one day Poke caught a ride in the afternoon.
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Long night, Google said, after a while, and Poke nodded.
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Poke didn't like the way any of that came out.
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Poke was aware of the clashing colors on the wall.
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It didn't fall apart at a poke of the finger.
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"We don't need to poke the bear," the source added.
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I'd probably poke around trying to find a soccer match.
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Second, she's there to poke at Ford's credibility by nitpicking.
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I tell them: 'You have the best poke in town!
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It's easy to poke fun at guys, white men, specifically.
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Other analysts tried to poke holes in the CBO's assumptions.
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However, fans were quick to poke holes in Vinciquerra's comments.
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They volley the word and poke fun at its impropriety.
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On occasion, a younger Democrat will poke at the problem.
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Carry a "stick kit" in case of an accidental poke.
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Other celebrities created the comparisons to poke fun at themselves.
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Poke bowls usually feature raw fish, rice, and various vegetables.
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The classic selling strategy for a pig in a poke!
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We would all like to poke lava with a stick.
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I really wanted to go poke it in the mouth.
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" There's "Why Don't the Beautiful Cry," a genuinely pretty ballad, that stays straight-faced until Hawkins extends the question: "Why don't the beautiful cry[...] Even if you poke them / Poke them in the eye.
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Just don't poke its ocular sensor, or it'll snap at you.
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This is her roundabout way to poke at my unmarried status.
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Of course, attire was a natural place to poke some fun.
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Howard is then in good position to poke the ball away.
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He's continued to poke fun at it in the decades since.
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You are the Ash throwing the Poke fake news my way.
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I was like, I could fill my basement freezer with poke.
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We're not trying to poke holes in Lady Macbeth's historical accuracy.
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It doesn't take a billionaire to poke holes in this logic.
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Now, Nicki has taken another opportunity to poke fun at Cardi.
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To distract myself, I poke around on Netflix for a while.
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How did you decide to poke the bear, if you will?
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The Poke never left, you might argue, and technically, you're right.
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You can go off and poke whomever you'd like right now.
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Welcome Instagram's latest food obsession: The Flamin' Hot Cheetos Poke Wrap.
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Poke around your VPN and see if there isn't something similar.
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Poke took a long bite from his half of the sandwich.
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So find a fourth, Poke said, but his voice was cracking.
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Nobody asked Poke where he'd been, or why he'd come back.
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Poke knew that the moment had fallen square into his lap.
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Some days he looked like the Rod who'd taken Poke in.
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They're living dangerously, Google said, and Nacho hissed, and Poke smoked.
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The metro had stopped at a light, and Poke got off.
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Poke waited for Rod to pull his meal from the kitchen.
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Expect only the occasional ray to poke through the cloudy skies.
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A dinner menu includes chicken tacos ($13) and salmon poke ($23).
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His songs are rooms to poke around in, rustling the curtains.
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They might preen and poke the air with their index finger.
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Poke the Conductor in the Chest Get it moving, bub. ♦
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You can't poke someone in the eye; you can't bite anybody.
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Over the decades, poke would evolve with Hawaii's melting pot culture.
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It's more material to poke fun at, and Netflix is game.
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Leaves from laurel wreaths poke out from behind his bald head.
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"Range Life" famously has a poke at STP and Smashing Pumpkins.
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For the sake of cohesion, it's better not to poke around.
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Galchenyuk's poke check at his own blue line started the rush.
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David Jacobsen, the owner of a poke restaurant in Bellingham, Wash.
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Poke the bottom with a sharp knife 4 to 6 times.
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Mr. Roberts might be tempted to stick around and poke Disney.
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Defense attorney Steve Sack tried to poke holes in the investigation.
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A few strands of white curls poke out around his ears.
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Although Pokeworks, a Poke-centric restaurant, was ahead of this trend.
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Typically we like to poke fun at Donald Trump's facial expression.
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"Someone ought to poke fun at those Christians, though," he adds.
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Mr. Styles took the opportunity to poke fun at his friend.
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Poke a display of apple slices into the ice and serve.
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Ask any of your poke places to serve you without sauce.
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"Perhaps the most important issue that needs to be set straight is the false assertion that Aloha Poke Co. has attempted to own either the word 'Aloha' or the word 'Poke,'" it said in the statement.
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The fishmonger offered the poke in plastic tubs, without ceremony, just as I had always known it in Honolulu, where I grew up and where some of the best poke is sold at a liquor store, Tamura's.
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"When we found out that the government changed the rules with regards to foreign sponsorship, we had to step in," said John Chen, the 38-year-old co-founder of Aloha Poke, a local poke bowl restaurant.
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"Happy bday you 'ol cow poke you," wrote Property Brothers' Drew Scott.
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It's a fascinating, gross, kind of scary place to poke around in.
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Figueras couldn't help poke fun at the moment in another Instagram post.
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The final touch of a perfectly assembled poke bowl is the sauce!
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J. has frozen lasagna and I have the rest of the poke.
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I think I'll go poke around a bit, and see what happens.
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Then, the real foreplay began: it was time to poke the cake.
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The corner of a small block will poke at a specific point.
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The leaves of his rice plants poke about a foot above water.
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Poke around the site for more great deals on VSTs and AUs.
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Disick later took to Instagram Stories to poke fun at the rumors.
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I also cover both of our poke bowls and coffee from earlier.
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Switching gears, Underwood went on to poke fun at her facial expression.
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Now it looks like Facebook wants to give the Poke another shot.
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I want this poke ball battery pack so badly #pokemongo #IFA2016 pic.twitter.
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"In the moment, I was simply intending to poke him," Begay said.
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They also share "anti-996" memes that poke fun at their predicament.
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He was doubled over in pain after a poke to the eye.
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Then it was poke (to keep up with everybody else, I guess).
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So did he poke McConnell and Ryan in the eye on purpose?
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It was sort of my poke in the ribs to those people.
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Poke lived in a one-bedroom with five boys and a window.
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It took months for Poke to ask Rod why he'd done that.
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Poke jammed his hands in his pockets, flexing his fingers, unforming fists.
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Early on, Poke had asked the other boys how they'd found Rod.
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There had been others before Poke, but Rod didn't do second chances.
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Poke waited, hoping for the worst, but the worst did not come.
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For the first time in his life, Poke looked forward to food.
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They poke a wing in one direction and a leg in another.
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Two buried cannons poke out of the dirt on Princeton University's campus.
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This is what you see when you're in poke-around-town mode.
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How do I poke my head up and hope nobody saw me?
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There is that instinct to transgress upon and poke at the mainstream.
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The poke, of course, has been with Facebook since nearly the beginning.
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Columbus discovered America in the same way we just all discovered poke.
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Clumps of colored plastic poke out of the ground like weird vegetation.
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" Evan would later call Poke "the greatest Christmas present we ever had.
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He might prod and poke and provoke his rivals, and soccer's authorities.
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Critics called it a poke in the eye of the international community.
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McMahon: I like it when you poke fun at news anchors' pronunciations.
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They also poke fun at the hateful comments left under their videos.
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Sometimes the baby bird would poke under her wings with her beak.
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Other sketches will poke fun at traditions and superstitions surrounding the holiday.
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Fans love a contestant who can poke a little fun at themselves.
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Poke fun at me now, but you'll understand when you try them.
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Both sides used the opportunity to poke holes in their opponents' cases.
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"They simply will not buy a pig in a poke," LeRoy said.
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Both sides used the opportunity to poke holes in their opponents' case.
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How do you expect me to poke holes through the oil paintings?
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Maybe you got it from your ex, Poke said, all up in Rod's corner, leaning over the mattress, hands squeezing the comforter, and with a speed that made Poke flinch Rod socked the younger dude in the nose.
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As Martha Cheng recounts in "The Poke Cookbook," long before contact with the West, native Hawaiians ate i'a maka, raw fish, kneaded with the fingers (lomi) or cut crosswise in pieces (the literal meaning of the word poke).
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He checked the shelter on Rusk and the shelter on Main and the shelter on Dallas and the shelter on Dunlavy, and the receptionists told Poke that they'd found him, Rod was here, Poke was just in time, he could come right this way, but, when they showed Poke whom they meant, it was just some starving dude they'd pulled off the corner downtown.
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Elsewhere in town, poke is typically heaped on a stark bed of rice.
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Now, politically weakened, Mr. Christie could no longer afford to poke the base.
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This site has survived, so you can poke around to see for yourself.
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You might poke around to other news sites and see what they say.
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Kind of like a reimagined Facebook poke — the ultimate old-school flirting method.
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""I thought it was a hilarious way to poke fun at Ivanka's hypocrisy.
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A California restaurant has created a poke burrito covered in Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
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Apparently, humans makes a delicious poke bowl, as evidenced by the new teaser.
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The first time I had a poke bowl, I was not in Hawaii.
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"The last thing you need is to poke at the bear," said Copic.
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Is it a better idea to poke the bear or dance with it?
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I heat up some leftovers for J. and make myself a poke bowl.
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The iPad sits stoic as fingers poke, jab, and prod at its screen.
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Jessica Simpson is clearly not afraid to poke a little fun at herself.
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Sick lit exists simply to stimulate and poke at our deepest, ickiest emotions.
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"Had the poke for lunch," a reviewer wrote of the vending machine bowl.
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The online ordering company expects poke orders to grow by 91% this year.
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Milo would always poke his head through the mosquito netting to kiss me.
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"He would poke me when he wanted me to jump in," she said.
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Sometimes, for he liked a joke, he could poke a bit of fun.
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What better time, then, to have Kit Harington poke fun at his castmates?
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It's Amy Schumer's party, and she'll poke the bear if she wants to.
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Likes, in many ways, are as ambiguous as an old-school Facebook Poke.
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Jennifer Garner isn't afraid to poke fun at herself – even on her birthday.
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They will poke the business around and give some raw feedback and advice.
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It's just a poke in the eye to any spec nerd out there.
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Even before Slingshot, there was Facebook Poke, the company's first ripoff of Snapchat.
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Earlier today, Jr. fired off a tweet seeming to poke fun at Sen.
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Remember that feature?" asked Moffat as he poked Jost in the shoulder. "Poke!
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Nelson skated in on DeSmith and beat him on a poke-check attempt.
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Poke beneath the surface, however, and it looks as if trouble is brewing.
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If society has a wound, then trolls are there to poke at it.
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Social media users quickly chimed in to poke fun at the denim panties.
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Balconies are stuffed with spectators, while inquisitive faces poke out of every window.
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They can poke you, distract you, and even make your pants fall down.
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Occasionally guest singers poke their heads in, but none interrupt the liquid flow.
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Poke called a cab to drop them at the Urgent Care on Westheimer.
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It was something that Poke had considered, Rod's coming in and disrupting everything.
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When Poke reached for the rest of the Reuben, Rod slapped his hand.
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Poke watched Rod saunter away, and then he peeked through the diner's windows.
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Poke saw himself bashing the motherfucker's face in, grinding down with his palms.
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But a poke of the pick revealed that it was squishy and soft.
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LOS ANGELES — The Internet's snarkier corners love to poke fun at Disney characters.
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It was meant to poke fun at traditional views on marriage and fidelity.
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Facebook had blatantly copied Snapchat before with failed products like Poke and Slingshot.
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Well, the point of the show is to poke fun at other shows.
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Or you could just poke them and be amused by the funny jiggle.
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Some may purchase cruder tattoo machines online, or use stick-and-poke equipment.
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Three celebrity panelists poke and prod the presenters, and ultimately choose a winner.
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Their job is to poke and prod and text and inspire and motivate.
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Pitch your alternative You can't poke holes without being prepared to patch them.
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I saw my children discover that sea anemones squirt if you poke them.
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I'm nervous and sad to see that starting to poke its head out.
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I'm nervous and sad to see that starting to poke its head out.
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The sun will slowly poke through, and temperatures will climb to 313 degrees.
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Did he get confused by the actual saying, "Don't poke a sleeping bear"?
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Now, the statues poke up in the far background before keeling over unobtrusively.
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"I hope you enjoy Poke," the email from Zuckerberg read in its entirety.
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He went on a global errand to poke holes in the Mueller report.
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Adding features and pushing code creates more things for hackers to poke at.
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He would poke around on the internet and read about other couples' arrangements.
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We'd rather quit and start fresh with someone new than poke that pulp.
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"They decided they weren't going to poke the bear anymore," said the source.
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Duterte then went on to poke fun at media coverage of his comments.
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"You don't poke the beehive, you take the whole thing down," Goldenberg said.
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Voices come out of the gloom like a finger-poke in the sternum.
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GameStop has seen an 115 percent increase in Pokemon related collectables, such as Pokemon cards and accessories, and a 133 percent increase in these sales in stores that are Poke Stops or Poke Gyms since the game launched, the company said.
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OCEANA POKE Joining the parade of poke spots is this newcomer from the respected seafood restaurant, Oceana, offering set bowls and pick-your-own combinations, featuring chicken, tofu and vegetables — not just fish: 115 Broadway (228rd Street), 212-713-0033, oceanapoke.com.
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At other times, girls roll their eyes when adults poke at a sore spot.
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PokeWhere is the #16 free app and Poke Radar is the #21 free app.
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Poke Radar, however, relies on user submissions, and is still working at this time.
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LOS ANGELES — The Voice judges sure know how to poke fun at each other.
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And in the right venue, he's willing to poke fun at his own image.
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If you can poke the eyes, gouge the eyes, the shark will let go.
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However, Westbrook came from the back to poke the ball away for the steal.
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Just like The Donald himself, Trump's subreddit loves to poke fun at Jeb Bush.
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Nothing came up, so he asked some business friends in Japan to poke around.
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Going public also means that people get to poke and pry at the cars.
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Other notable vendors include Ms Chi, Sweetfin Poke, Milk Bar, Guerrilla Tacos, Kogi, Pizzanista!
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And if you let people into that raw, they will more than poke you.
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Schiff conceded that Acme's product is a spin on raw, Hawaiian poke, not authentic.
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"You have to do that before you poke fun of everybody else," said Keenan.
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These books don't merely abstain from American simplicity; they poke it in the sternum.
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Now that you've built a functional game, poke around and make it your own.
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So, that is one area where I would poke and prod a little bit.
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And I love that Apple is willing to poke some fun at those assumptions.
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Twitter users couldn&apost help but poke fun at the creature&aposs daring exit.
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Democrats and Republicans may both poke at tech, but they often have different worries.
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So we decided to poke some fun at the absurdity with an absurd game.
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It's distressing enough to see ideas like these poke their way into mainstream discourse.
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" On Hillary Clinton's attempts to appeal to young voters: "Did you get my poke?
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"Our ambition was to poke at both sides of the aisle equally," he added.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Do you think U.S. assets are overpriced, if you did poke around?
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"This is an other poke-in-the-eye to the gay community," Dickerson said.
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Now it's only just starting to poke its head out of its mother's pouch.
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Rideshare drivers chauffeur players around to catch Pokemon and check in at Poke Stops.
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Along with this theory, an additional four separate papers poke holes in Vijg's work.
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The Aloha Poke Co. released a statement on Facebook Monday apologizing for the controversy.
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He could still hear where he needed to poke a hole in the wall.
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So why not poke fun at all those celebrity "get out the vote" PSAs?
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"You're spending too much time on your phone," the game told me mid-poke.
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Two holes ripped into the sock allowed its tiny furry legs to poke through.
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On top of that: more black truffle, and a made-to-order poke bar.
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Me. I poke out a hand to break the silence as we both rise.
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They exist to "poke the bear" in order to drive their own hateful agendas.
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"The letter they sent me was strictly a poke in the eye," Fitzgerald said.
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Defense attorney William Purpura, on cross-examination, sought to poke holes in Martinez's testimony.
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When Poke asked Rod about his new name, he never got a straight answer.
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Rod kept tabs on all his boys, but he kept Poke a little closer.
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They rarely ate out, and Poke thought maybe Rod had come into some money.
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Poke punched the buzzer, and then Emil's voice crackled and the door unlatched itself.
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I've got a bed at home, Poke said, and Emil just smiled at that.
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But that only led to thinking about Rod, so Poke rejected the notion entirely.
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Poke didn't know where he'd find Rod, exactly, but he had a general idea.
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You have to poke at a thing, sometimes, and find out where it squeaks.
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"Anticipate the areas where investors might really poke at in the presentation," said Paxhia.
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Weber fired a blast and Byron was in front to poke home the rebound.
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Either way ... we pity the fool who tries to poke fun at T's getup.
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Kylie Garth is a body piercer and hand poke tattoo artist practicing in Perth.
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But Rakell was able to poke the rebound underneath the goalie for the winner.
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This seems like a bad time for Facebook to bring back the "poke" feature.
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I love reading his early drafts and trying to poke holes in his arguments.
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To check for doneness, poke the thickest part of the thigh with a fork.
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Sure, we poke fun at the track's lo-fi production values and bombastic sincerity.
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With these, artists would "poke out" illustrations with fixed shapes and in fixed colors.
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I poke and pry with tactful talking, trusting they will reply with tactful touching.
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Is there any place we can go where he won't poke his orangy head?
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Please note that this is not a list of the best poke in Honolulu.
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"A couple of guys said the phrase, 'Don't poke the sleeping bear,' " Hoskins said.
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Some scientists poke holes into fish swim bladders with needles to solve the problem.
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One swallow doesn't wallow in mud till a pig in a poke takes flight.
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They trust one another enough to poke fun but also to offer constructive criticism.
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Poolside lunch offerings ranged from poke bowls and salads to decadent pulled-pork nachos.
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The hair and shoes of each "child" poke out from underneath silver thermal blankets.
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"You don't poke the beehive, you take the whole thing down," Goldenberg told Vox.
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Biden's not the first presidential hopeful to poke the bear that is Section 230.
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Yes, they say, Trump's team will need to poke holes in the Democrats' case.
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Yes. Did local and national news organizations poke holes in his "hate crime" account?
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My coworker surprises me with a salmon poke bowl she got me for lunch!
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They would strip off his clothes, poke fingers in his eyes, pocket his spectacles.
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Poke a piece of kindling into the ground, sticking out at an angle. 2.
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To stand and poke your finger in the klieg light's eye and demand it.
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I don't know how many years we're going to survive with the poke bowls.
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You can poke the screen to set focus points, and that's really about it.
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I decided to get poke for lunch ($12.42) and Chinese food ($13.44) for dinner.
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"People poke around and try to find out what is going on," she began.
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And god help the person that ever poke the beast inside this little angel.
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He followed up after Binnington thwarted Mathieu Olivier's break-in with a poke check.
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We worked with them and we said that there's a trend for poke bowls.
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And all three even get to poke affectionate fun at Sonny Bono (Jarrod Spector).
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I poke fun at my own disability, creating humor where there was once shame.
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If you poke it hard enough, it will raise its head and breathe fire.
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It turns out that TOE POKE is also a debut in the Times puzzle.
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But when I poke through 10 years of Facebook, I see something else altogether.
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GameStop, which sells Pokemon gear as well as video games, posted on its Web site a list of its stores which are Poke Stops and Poke Gyms, where players can train and battle their Pokemon, said Eric Bright, director of merchandising at GameStop.
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"Trump can't order the FCC to do it, the FCC wouldn't want to do it, and even if they did poke around they couldn't really do anything other than poke around and demand documents based on what the precedents are," he said.
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That's how we ended up with not one, but two, Action-created versions of poke.
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Let's first poke at the premise of your question, because the implications here are huge.
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To wrench a mouth open and poke around inside is an act of harrowing intimacy.
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Upon seeing the sun poke through the window, Woods realized it was time to leave.
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Then you poke a hole in it and stick in a little herb in there.
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"It was a poke at overregulating everything – where are we going to stop?" he said.
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Poke a little hole in each and inject with a little bit of the sauce.
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Poke a hole in a robot, however, and prepare for a long night of repairs.
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Likewise, if you poke a superfluid, you'll produce phonons—sound waves in the superfluid itself.
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We just started using it to poke fun at them and diminish their presence online.
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Nowadays, however, it's more likely to poke fun at blind followers of the iPhone maker.
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Chris knew how to poke the bear and really get the best out of me.
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Courteney Cox couldn't help but poke some fun at her friend Sara Foster's Halloween costume.
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Or poke around online; Amazon is a great source for the hard-to-find stuff.
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Fight Club and King of Comedy poke at the highly specific oddities of their time.
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Right: Muddy boots poke from the entrance of a tent at Glastonbury Festival on Jan.
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Google's Chromium project lets developers poke around, test, and modify Google's open-source browser code.
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Though there's room to poke around, the steady barrage of deathtraps gives IEYTD forward momentum.
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Most everyone likes to poke fun at the prosperity gospel, and I'm not always immune.
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Its name comes from the two rock formations that poke above the landscape like ears.
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Hyland hasn't been afraid to poke fun at her previous statements about The Bachelorette, either.
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I see a ton of weeds starting to poke up, and start to pull them.
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And if they poke around anyway, any evidence they find shouldn't be held against you.
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Don't poke the bear, or the Seahawk, if you actually know what a Seahawk is.
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They probably should have, considering that it was altered to poke fun at the president.
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"Little kids might poke them in the eyes or pull their tails," Dr. Osborne says.
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" We were just trying to poke fun at those types of people by naming "Primus.
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Additionally, the animal has been known to pry open bags or poke holes in containers.
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The breading was soggy, crumbling inward with the poke of a finger, soaked with oil.
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So how do you poke fun at the flashy ridiculousness while addressing the darker reality?
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Breaking character to poke fun at the case could be seen as a risky move.
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Listen — if you are going to poke the bear, be prepared to feel the wrath.
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So, expect to see more variations of traditional poke appearing in restaurants across the country.
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Tiny needles are then used to poke tiny holes in the skin on your face.
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It was partially inaudible but seemed to poke fun at his alma mater, Yale University.
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Tattooing technology has come a long way from the stick-and-poke methods of old.
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Yet its willingness to poke fun at the state seems to have been stamped out.
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Some people seemed to poke fun at the amount of attention this recall is getting.
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In 2012 Facebook released Poke, an app for sending messages that disappeared after 10 seconds.
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Others can poke the ends of their ribs out of their skin as a defense.
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Having a sense of humor and being able to poke fun at yourself is important.
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But you can find issues in any story if you poke at it long enough.
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The other boys Poke lived with were fine: Scratch and Google and Knock and Nacho.
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Poke wanted to say that he'd thrown it to himself—and that's what didn't compute.
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Poke started to ask Rod who else he'd told, but he already knew the answer.
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Sunlight fell across Poke on the sofa, cordoned by the fronds tickling the brownstone's windows.
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Sure, Poke said, reaching for some cereal, and almost simultaneously Nacho slammed into the room.
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It's been a day since you found out, Poke said, and he found himself standing.
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They asked and they asked and they asked, and Poke told them it was nothing.
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That was the reason Poke was out here searching for him in the first place.
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Thompson grabs a tuna poke bowl from the food truck parked outside his office building.
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"We don't want to buy a pig in a poke," one of the sources said.
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While others used the opportunity to poke fun at themselves and their social media prowess.
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But on the "surprise" chord, their combined fortissimo amounted to little more than a poke.
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James Stockdale, delivered a soliloquy meant to poke at the dominance of the two parties.
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Bernie Sanders has been willing to poke and prod -- albeit gently -- at Biden's weak spots.
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But Strange used Bannon's support to poke at Moore at a debate on Thursday night.
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Is there any space on kids' homescreens for another social sharing app to poke in?
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Still, host Jimmy Kimmel couldn't help but poke fun at the conversation surrounding the topic.
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So here's my question: Do you think Verizon bought themselves a pig in a poke?
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But his mark gets back to expertly poke it free with a reached-around toe.
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The late-night hosts all took a moment to poke fun at Trump's vitriolic tweet.
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That is, until the restaurant 10 Spring gave it a wake-up poke in January.
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Occasionally a mini-thug would pull his tail or poke a finger in his eye.
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I'm not arguing for some kind of authenticity or a return to the "true" poke.
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Trim off any excess and, using a fork, poke holes in the bottom all over.
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Jesse Lingard's poke past the charging substitute goalkeeper, Farouk Ben Mustapha, rolled off the post.
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Young comedians' most common opening move is to poke fun at the way they look.
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Many of them were branded with Mr. Cho's own hand-drawn, stick-and-poke tattoos.
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Bar snacks include tuna poke ($16), chicken pibil sliders ($14) and a crudité spread ($13).
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She gets a vegan poke bowl, and I get veggie sushi and a small soup.
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Naturally, the internet took note of Trump's sexy patriotic letters and decided to poke fun.
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With Jaccob Slavin trying to poke the puck free, Filppula fired a shot past Darling.
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Wouldn't trust anyone under 30 who didn't poke at his or her or their elders.
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"I wasn't going to poke and prod and beat the science into him," he said.
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The point, they hope, is to poke fun at Silicon Valley from within Silicon Valley.
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However, Price's tack on Nash's goal backfired when he failed to poke the puck away.
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Facebook's attempts to clone it in standalone apps like Poke and Slingshot never gained traction.
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Putin seemingly has the ability to enter sensitive systems, poke around and lurk at will.
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Defense attorney Adam Steigerwald tried to poke holes in the prosecution's case and Kenney's testimony.
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Durham has since used that to poke a hole in the legitimacy of the investigation.
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For example, people tend to poke and prod fresh produce more often than canned goods.
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By Thursday night, temperatures across much of the Midwest were expected to poke above zero.
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Massive displays of fake food poke fun at the popularity of selfies taken with food.
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You can always poke fun at your leaders and it's a form of political analysis.
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Most guys were fine getting jerked off in their cars, or driving Poke and the other boys a block from the bars on Fairview—but others insisted that they had to be comfortable, and these were the ones who took Poke home with them.
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In yet another attempt to take on Snapchat, Facebook launched Slingshot in 2014 after shuttering Poke.
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They can simply poke around in your private information in the course of totally routine investigations.
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Yet other scientists quickly started to poke holes in both of these dark-matter–based explanations.
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He kept trying to poke me with it and I was like 'You can't do this!
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It's a chance for the industry to honor Silicon Valley's finest and poke fun at itself.
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From just cover one of those open corners with foil and poke a hole in it.
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Instead, however, it will be remembered as the latest development in MMA's ongoing eye poke problem.
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The goal, of course, is to try and publicly poke holes in AT&T's mobile offering.
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For example, you're allowed to hit someone in the groin or poke them in the eyes.
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They just need to remember to give it a telescoping stick so it can poke doorbells.
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The locations are more than just illustrated eye candy, they're toys you can poke and prod.
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And of course, she can poke fun at (and stand up for) herself on social media.
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It takes a happy, stable couple to be able to (kindly) poke fun at each other.
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Take Kelly Camillo, a businesswoman who runs Poke-a-Nose Pottery along Route 611 in Bartonsville.
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You can "poke" the hotel's staff for room service or any other requests you might have.
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He has primarily used it as a private joke and to poke fun at Kanye West.
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Miranda's nasal intonations and trademark sloppy lipstick are meant to poke fun at fame-hungry YouTubers.
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For them, the cross may well appear to poke a hole in America's church-state wall.
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For example, they say, "oh my God, look at it" and poke it in the face.
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Naturally, there's even a "wave" feature that's like a Facebook Poke (or "Cake" or other actions).
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Not everyone has the test of the Greetings buttons or the new Poke button, we understand.
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Transfer the pastry rounds to the prepared baking sheet and poke all over with a fork.
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The pigs are still sleeping when we poke our heads into their hut, carpeted with hay.
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And it would poke a deflating hole in any argument for this team as best-ever.
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Some seemingly inspect and poke him for about five minutes until an adult enters the bathroom.
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Because there's spontaneous events, but not… There was a 9,000 person Poke walk in San Francisco.
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A quick poke around the brand's website reveals that there's a Dyson for just about everyone.
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" — Aloha Poke Shop owner Jeff Sampson "You don&apost own the word "aloha" and never will.
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Probably the most staggering trend they discovered was a 20173 percent increase in poke bowl orders.
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Were the creators of Inspector Gadget trying to poke fun at the notion of Cartesian duality?
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It didn't take long for teams to poke fun at the regulations with a little sarcasm.
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But this is a pun on "hole" and a pun on "poke", and it's the penis.
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Others appeared to poke fun at the state's call for officials to toe the party line.
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The latter is a spurious economic predictor proposed in 1998 to poke fun at forecasting markets.
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"I'd poke holes for ones, and I'd cover up with Scotch tape the others," she said.
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Poke Cafe is a virtual restaurant in Chicago UberEats has already started work on the idea.
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But customers don't know that Poke Cafe's food actually comes from Rice Cafe, a sushi restaurant.
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Diane needed, temperamentally and philosophically, to poke through pretensions and masks to expose the hidden truth.
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And make sure to poke several at the end, so you know they are all done.
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But for a bowl of poke, you don't need a reservation, deep pockets or more courses.
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Poke blinked through the men, glancing at their ring fingers, wondering how much he could pull.
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I heard he's been turning people away, Google said, and he expected Poke to say something.
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Old headstones, smoothed by time, poke out of the earth like a jagged row of teeth.
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Google was flossing his teeth over the sink when Poke made it back to the apartment.
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Rod's comforter smelled like peaches, and Poke found him on the mattress, beneath its lone sheet.
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Poke knew that everything could and would be fine, until all of a sudden it wasn't.
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New iterations outside of the traditional poke bowl include wraps, salads and large pieces of sushi.
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But Democrats are seeking to poke holes in the Republican efforts to subpoena the Justice Department.
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The Fiskars 5-inch Blunt Kids Scissors cut well, last long, and they won't poke you.
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Poke around in the less-well-traveled reaches of the cable and streaming universes, that's what.
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"We might poke the bear!" said Corker, who is retiring at the end of his term.
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That said, the name was also meant "as an intentional poke at Big Beer," he explained.
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He likened that to me doing hand poke tattoo, he said this is our written language.
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"It's not a wise decision to poke the Chad-bear," says Chad, or maybe the bear?!
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The version of the poke-like Tahitian staple she sold me wasn't the best I'd had.
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Ways to poke and prod that lead you toward the famed colored candles of the title.
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The animals are used to poke fun at the notion of a bucolic nurturer and caretaker.
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And she still does this sort of like one poke around her keyboard for letters there.
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Previous efforts to capture the Snapchat magic were presented as standalone apps like Poke and Slingshot.
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At Pokee, a poke-salad place in Greenwich Village, cash is treated like a quarantinable substance.
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They also poke fun at crossword convention, too, and that appealed to the subversive in me.
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They also poke fun at crossword convention, too, and that appealed to the subversive in me.
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Encounters Not just any tattoo, but a "stick and poke" one in a private Brooklyn studio.
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What finally sent me over the edge was a highly lauded poke spot in Los Angeles.
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They saw it as being very glamorous, but also a poke in the eye of authority.
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"Poke wouldn't exist without the islands' meld of cultures and reverence for the ocean," she explains.
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While Mr. Jacobsen was taking down his website and changing his signs, Aloha Poke was expanding.
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"He had his poke," or knife, the lyrics continue, "and he still got touched," or stabbed.
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" He said someone should be able to poke fun at vegans "and not lose your job.
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We take a car home and poke around in the fridge to see what's for dinner.
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Art handlers poke the sculptures periodically, so guests can see how the parts shift and sway.
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"I wanted to poke a stick at the beehive of what was going on," he said.
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Hale grew up Mormon in Salt Lake City, and religious themes poke through in small ways.
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She could poke at Veronica in the way only someone who knows you too well can.
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After lying there for a moment, I realized I could poke my toes through the fabric.
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The CEO encourages executives to "poke holes" in data to find areas the company can improve.
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There was the "Poke," which straddled the line between flirty and creepy (somehow, Poking still exists).
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DeBrusk pounced for a breakaway and flipped the puck in after Bobrovsky missed a poke-check.
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It is also a mistake to view this provision as just a poke at President Trump.
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This Snapchat competitor launched in 2012, playing off of Facebook's popular "poke" feature on its site.
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There's no loophole to poke, or case to make for being an exception to the rule.
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The clerk took his outstretched dollar and helped him poke a straw into the juice box.
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I think that's what makes these TikToks so appealing: They gently poke fun at the panic.
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"They just tried to poke holes in everything he did — like, he's good, but," Gibbs said.
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But poke that definition and you'll find there's no consensus on what "ethical porn" actually entails.
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They have similar visual styles and both poke fun at the worlds of art and literature.
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RECIPE: Golden Beet Poke The result is healthy and light—the perfect end-of-summer meal.
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Over the weekend, McCain appeared to poke at Trump for deferring his Vietnam War draft order.
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He went on fishing trips and learned tricks of the trade from the masters of poke.
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If anything, maybe my dad would poke fun at it because he poked fun at everything.
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They looked out for one another well enough—like when Google'd told Poke about dragging his heels, so he wouldn't track shit from the street into a john's house; or when Nacho'd advised, after staring for months, that Poke find himself a shirt that didn't scream pato.
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It seems that on every street corner in New York City and LA, another poke shop is opening each and every week—but amid the mainland's frenzy to cash in on the latest trend, just how often have you seen a poke made without any seafood?
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KIM KARDASHIAN&aposS BRAIDS CALLED OUT AS &aposCULTURAL APPROPRIATION&apos An Aloha Poke Stop restaurant in Alaska received one of the cease and desist letters, which informed the business it was in "direct infringement" of "registered and valuable" trademarks, and that maintaining the name would cause customers to "likely be confused and mistakenly believe that your food, products and services" are related to Aloha Poke Co. Aloha Poke Shop owner Jeff Sampson also received a cease and desist order.
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We may poke fun at these crazy kids now and then, but consider our hearts utterly melted.
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Some poke fun at the Betty White hype ("Drink the blood of Betty White," one user wrote.).
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We see you getting a stick and poke while high on drugs and not getting an infection.
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They will have puffed a bit and now it's time to poke the hole in the middle.
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You've probably seen poke bowls on social media, overheard the buzz, or seen them on menus IRL.
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And now that poke has found its way to the mainland, people can't seem to get enough.
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"It's possible to hand-poke a tattoo anywhere, but that doesn't mean you should," Big Steve says.
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But soon he noticed the pop-up appearing on other hate sites and started to poke around.
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The last time I get to see his little dimple when he smiles and I poke it.
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But Android is a more open ecosystem for developers and few dare to poke the Apple beast.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)No one was angry when Facebook named products Moments, Poke, Slingshot or Portal.
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"Our Poke Bowl and the [avocado] Bun Burger are by far the most popular online," he said.
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Such towers can poke into the base of the clouds and cause a buildup of electrical charges.
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Sometimes, it takes the cast of Silicon Valley to poke fun at the real world Silicon Valley.
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The Peek & Poke Computer Museum (219 kuna) packs in more than 21876,2120 mint-condition, tech-nostalgic items.
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More recently, he's added "L-O-V-E" across his wrist as a stick-and-poke tattoo.
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The viral phrase "OK, boomer" is sometimes used by younger generations to poke fun at older generations.
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Grubhub told BuzzFeed News it saw a 643% increase in poke orders across the US last year.
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Even though I always poke and grab his tiny white butt, I don't want to hit that.
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" The message wasn't necessarily addressed to men who poke fun at women for being "on the rag.
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Bowen is known for his comedic videos that often poke fun at his, well, lack of hair.
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So making these absurd videos with a green screen lets you poke fun at more traditional films?
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S.S. Callister"), Rolling Road ("Fifteen Million Credits"), Pig in a Poke ("The National Anthem"), Valdack's Revenge ("U.
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I poke through Anthropologie and the Gap as well but don't find anything that's calling my name.
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Palmer uses characteristic British self-deprecation to poke fun at his own ideas that belies his accomplishments.
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The purpose of leaking this data, of course, is to poke holes in the Netflix business model.
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And who wouldn't get a little nip, tuck, or poke if they had their kind of money?
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Everyone from Twitter trolls to her family members know better than to poke at Khloé on purpose.
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During debates, Cruz mostly kept his distance from the front-runner, repeatedly dodging opportunities to poke him.
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The whole thread is just a way to poke fun at the microagressions LGBTQ people often face.
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The instruments an altimeter to provide ocean data, radiometer to poke at the atmosphere, and positioning instruments.
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We need to create a huge interactive experience that allows people to poke around the technology themselves.
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While it's tempting to poke fun at this claim, it appears from the outside to be true.
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The meaning of the Poke was never defined, as Facebook decided to leave it up to interpretation.
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But these tools often require users to install new software or poke around in their browser's settings.
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The Rasta-inspired driver, for instance, wanted holes in his helmet so his locks could poke through.
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It did so by reducing those interactions to their most basic: the poke, the comment, the like.
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Sliders, tartares, hummus, meatballs, salads, burgers, a pastrami sandwich and a poke bowl give you some idea.
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It's a bit of a whack-a-mole game, but some VPNs do, in fact, poke through.
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Of course, that didn't mean his wife Jessica Biel couldn't poke fun at her husband's faux pas.
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Just remember, we are all on the same side and it's OK to poke fun at ourselves.
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He might be right ... but we think the Falcons should poke away, Future certainly seems to be.
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It doesn't mean we are shifting our position or deliberately trying to poke people in the eye.
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Foster's daughters were some of the first to congratulate the couple — and poke fun at their engagement.
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Saxon always had a new stick and poke tattoos and Tom used to be a Buddhist monk.
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Since then, the Obama administration has moved swiftly to normalize relations and poke holes in America's embargo.
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It's probably a cock on a leg, or a stick-and-poke outline of Jim Carrey's face.
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Poke with a fork around the circumference of the muffin, so they are easy to tear open.
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Legend's wife (and professional model/troll) Chrissy Teigen joined the fun to poke fun at his expense.
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You can use a pin or cake tester to poke any small holes to release air. 5.
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"You don't poke around for something you don't want to find," he's told her a few times.
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A Taurus, ready for change, not being the typical stubborn bull astrologers love to poke fun at!
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Using a fork, poke holes in the top of each pizza pocket and brush with the eggs.
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"We just started using [pornbots] to poke fun at them and diminish their presence online," he adds.
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But one day Google told him: it was because Poke was thicker than the rest of them.
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Fucking animal, Google said, but Poke looked him in his eyes and saw that he was grateful.
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A couple times a week, Poke used Emil's card and caught a Lyft to the warehouse district.
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Sometimes Weggen will poke fun at American politics, using a Donald Trump figurine as an animated prop.
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Or at least to poke holes in the dam that succeeding generations might turn into a flood.
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Rather, it is the subtle things that poke at her, the little moments that twist her stomach.
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As the pair tangled, they also attempted to fling each other and poke shots at close range.
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She had heard legends about Lister, but there was little documentation; still, she decided to poke around.
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Got to sit in and poke around the ridiculously spacious and high-tech Lucid Air electric car.
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You can always rely on Jimmy Kimmel to poke fun at people when they've messed up royally.
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I think the joke behind it is Jimi Hendrix used to poke fun at his drummer's afro.
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Decline Part II, on the other hand, was always something we brought out to poke fun of.
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Keith turned to his backhand to poke a shot past Hutton's right skate for his fourth goal.
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Call us nosy, but we love a great opportunity to poke around in a makeup artist's kit.
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"You stroke it, you don't poke it," says Toby Davis, an instructor at Tempo's London Fields branch.
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The section of the Poke-verse these games take place in is modeled after the Hawaiian Islands.
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The pills app is not meant to scan chocolate, the scan was meant as a funny poke.
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" She said that, "Aquaria likes to poke the bear and run away, but I will chase her.
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The restaurant's minimalist design lets the rainbow-colored foods — like this traditional Hawaiian poke bowl — stand out.
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There's certainly a place for a white artist to poke, laughingly, at our racial and class messes.
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The two reporters poke holes in the case against him and explore a gamut of alternative culprits.
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This helps to poke at the idea that powerful women are not only evidence of feminist progress.
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Trump even managed to poke some fun at himself over the whole thing on Twitter on Monday.
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ExoMars will have a drill that will be able to poke some six feet below the surface.
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I think I'm being appropriately ... I think you should poke, but the problem is that you overshoot.
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She practices a style of tattooing called "stick and poke," which made Ms. Carden a little apprehensive.
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It made me sad to think that this is the only poke some mainlanders will ever know.
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Poke around the patchy soccer fields and working theater, and wonder what year it is after all.
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Our food writer, who was raised in Hawaii, traveled back home to trace poke to its source.
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For the dogs, we trained them to nose-poke a target whenever they heard a whistle — go.
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Next to the little Alÿs, a series of drawings by Marco Rountree Cruz poke fun at capitalism.
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A wound from a poke in the back with a nail became infected and rendered him immobile.
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A lot of Danish people poke and like to be a bit provocative—it's in our DNA.
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Nevertheless, it appears to be the sore spot that Mr. Einhorn, who also directed, wanted to poke.
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It's also worth noting that Clinton appears determined to poke the bear every few months or so.
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"I would have babysat you!" she reminded him at one point, with a poke in the ribs.
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An approach like Maryland's doesn't just poke a toe over that line, it leaps miles beyond it.
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On the left, Bernie Sanders, who's technically an independent, worked to poke procedural holes in the bills.
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Repeat with remaining pastries and, using a fork, poke a few holes in the top of each.
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She jokes about looking like "an old bat," secure in her ability to poke fun at herself.
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Plus, I have an inkling of what can happen when I poke lighthearted fun at a sport.
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Quick stopped the first shot, but Neal was able to poke his own rebound into the net.
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The recall includes Trader Joe's sushi rolls, poke bowls, noodle bowls, and one queso fundido cheese dip.
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You&aposll need to poke around in your computer&aposs settings to find the info you need.
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Some images evince a biting sarcasm or ironic wit, while others poke fun at our consumerist society.
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I met the contact in the bathroom of the poke-bowl place where I was eating lunch.
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Ennis, skating up the left side, outraced Filip Chytil, who was trying to poke the puck free.
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Don't get me wrong, they're still better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
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But when you want to poke along at moderate freeway velocities, the Alfa is dignified and easygoing.
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This isn't your place to soapbox or to just try to poke holes in the other side.
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Once upon a time (in, like, 2014), poke was something you could really only get in Hawaii.
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Poke Burri offers six pre-made sushi burritos, as well as the option to make your own.
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" Poke is also readily available at grocery stores, often by the pound, and simply means "slice" or "chunk.
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The best way to experience poke, however, is by eating it — and thankfully, there is no shortage there.
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The animated series latest poke at 45's White House attempts to capture the vibe 125 days in.
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Lazy, ignorant, and just plain mean, they poke fun at an incredibly common STI that anyone can catch.
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But in this scene, Arya watches the players poke fun at Joffrey, who is cast as comic relief.
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In both instances — first with Poke, then with Slingshot — Facebook's attempt to create a legitimate Snapchat competitor flopped.
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The pop-up joined restaurants like Shake Shack, Milk Bar, and Sweetfin Poke in this year's food lineup.
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It's kind of like how [the city's] music is: all sharp objects that can poke your eye out.
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The easiest way to turn poke into a meal is to serve it over a grain or vegetable.
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At the top of the list are grain bowls, breakfast bowls, poke bowls, açai bowls and yogurt bowls.
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I get hot dogs, chicken sausage, poke, olives, strawberries, pasta, pasta sauce, and a few other things ($220).
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Worse, Trump also could work with a Republican-controlled Congress to poke holes in other civil rights gains.
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Security experts quickly came out to criticize the idea and to poke holes in the firm's security claims.
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If you go around and poke 60 people in the eye, you'd be in a lot of trouble.
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Poke-beings are scattered all around the world, and your phone vibrates when you get close to one.
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For some reason, a surprising number of these Poke Stops are in locations that don't exactly seem... appropriate.
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Jimmy Kimmel was dumbfounded by the criticism, and Jimmy Fallon took the opportunity to poke fun at Trump.
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"Don't poke it, it's not a touchscreen, it doesn't work that way," the show's parody product ad proclaims.
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As a result, even the most "boring" hallways are packed with things to poke and stuff to discover.
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If you're going to talk your picky eater of a husband into trying Poke, make sure it's here.
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Watching witnesses visibly unravel as you poke holes in their story is one of the game's great thrills.
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As part of reviewing Peloton, I felt compelled to join a couple Peloton Facebook groups and poke around.
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All three of those were shut down back in December 2015, while Poke was killed off in 2014.
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"A desire to figure out how things work, the desire to poke and twist and remix the world."
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Anonymous, though never codifying any sort of working philosophy, tended to poke at the powerful and the zealous.
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As Legend commented on the incredible week they had, Teigen took the opportunity to poke fun at him.
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She then opened the bag to see the marsupials' heads poke out, much to her surprise and delight.
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So be careful if you have an urge to poke fun at something one of your matches said.
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You're an experimenter, someone who likes to poke around in the places they probably aren't supposed to be.
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If Facebook's new camera app is anything like Poke or Slingshot, it's not going to win back anyone.
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But the app already allowed users to poke around in its many sections by tapping through its navigation.
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But over on Twitter, many took a chance to poke fun at the picture — namely Manning's colorful suit.
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In the past, some women said the Facebook Poke often felt like a creepy flirting tool, for example.
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Poke around the Google Play store and you'll find an emulator for almost every pre-Switch console imaginable.
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" Or, as Joel Kaplan, Facebook's vice president for corporate public policy, reportedly put it: "Don't poke the bear.
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Like a great mystery film, it makes you want to poke holes in all the storylines around you.
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Allred held a news conference to defend her client against critics attempting to poke holes in her story.
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We have long been skeptical of the delivery poke bowl — why not just go eat a fresh one?
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Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon — the new Poke-duo for 2016 — are coming to Nintendo 3DS on Nov.
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Instead, it was a barrage of unrelated, random arguments attempting to poke little holes in the prosecutor's story.
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A man free to poke fun at anything and everything in a series of wildly successful video shorts.
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But others are just meant for watching someone stretch, squash, poke, jiggle, and twirl slime for the viewer.
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Facebook has a poor track record with standalone apps, though, having shut down Poke, Slingshot, Paper, and Notify.
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The great moment for me on the Hepburn show was when I decided to poke her a bit.
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When Poke finally asked what'd happened to his face, the whiteboy's girl grabbed her guy by the shoulders.
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A few mornings later, Poke was eying the apartment ceiling when Google kicked him square in the ass.
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"People don't just poke themselves in the eye with something to try to get at something," Antonov said.
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Instead, their voices poke into our consciousness in shards, like flotsam and jetsam carried by a rushing stream.
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Poke knew if he'd fucked up, if he'd made a miscalculation, he'd be back out on the curb.
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Google worked on a bowl of cereal, and didn't say shit about it, which made Poke feel grateful.
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Good news can do that to you, Poke said, and Rod told him that his news was great.
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Poke had found himself at Rod's apartment less and less, popping in only when he absolutely had to.
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John, Poke said, and this time Rod flinched, and he glanced Poke's way, and he did not smile.
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The core clientele is a dying breed that favors straight liquor, stick-and-poke tattoos and nonelectronic cigarettes.
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In part, Pushkin's tale was meant to poke fun at the folly of kings, a perennial Russian subject.
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With another poke, the snake lunged at us, lifting most of its body a foot in the air.
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"There's a good chance he's going to get out there and poke someone in the nose," said Cashin.
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So, it's always a good idea to poke around for some deals before purchasing something from the brand.
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"The opportunity to poke fun at the media is not something that he passes up lightly," she said.
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In fact, these mechanized officers will allow you to poke them in the chest without going to jail.
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I'd rather poke out my own eye with a stick than participate in a so-called opting out.
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She would literally poke her head in and give me a wide-eyed thumbs-up at different takes.
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Poke a few holes in the top of each empanada and bake until golden, 18 to 20 minutes.
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But it didn't take long to realize The End Is Nigh wants you to poke everything around it.
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We're doing great on time, so we walk around and poke into a few boutiques and tasting rooms.
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Because once you poke the hole, then you can deform it into another shape, so that's the idea.
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Brooklyn Beckham knows how to respect powerful women, but he knows how to poke fun at them, too.
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But hold up — does a woman being pregnant mean that it's cool to poke fun at her weight?
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For this issue, she produced two new photographs that poke fun at the art of the pimple pop.
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Gastroschisis typically causes the baby's intestines to poke through a hole in its abdomen near the belly button.
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He reached around and tried to poke one of the halves with exceeding gentleness into the exit wound.
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The medium that Mr. Trump has long embraced was quick to poke fun — and to note the irony.
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Banksy's remotely shredded "Girl With Balloon" was meant to poke fun at the excesses of the auction market.
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The chef Adin Langille's approach is global: Among the options are Hawaiian poke, and Mediterranean and Korean combinations.
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You poke around the environments and uncover what its makers call optional storytelling components—collectibles, broadcasts, Easter eggs.
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Their punishment consists of being hounded by men wielding priapic clubs who poke and prod them, ceaselessly, eternally.
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But poke a little more at creepypasta, and it starts to look an awful lot like Blair Witch.
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Poke Peen featured users taking advantage of Pokémon Go's augmented reality feature and turning them into dick pics.
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Place the potatoes on a baking sheet and poke them all over with the tines of a fork.
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"A couple of guys said the phrase, 'Don't poke the sleeping bear,'" Hoskins said in the visitors' clubhouse.
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If the screwdriver can easily poke a hole through the surface, your plaster likely needs to be removed.
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He said he watched late-night comics poke fun at the president with a kind of deep patriotism.
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We have similar backgrounds, so I offered to help him poke around the Internet and edit his resume.
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If he didn't, that would poke a major hole in their argument that the strike was legally justified.
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Yes, he packed his own trunk ... and as you can see, used it to poke around the place.
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Sadly, no drooping bloomers or poke bonnets are on offer in Bowman's largely lighthearted history of extreme fashions.
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One source told the outlet that "Apple didn't want to poke the bear," the bear being the FBI.
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He tried to poke check the puck away from Fiddler and instead it ended up getting past him.
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But his feigned attempts at appearing tough did nothing more than poke a formidable bear with a bayonet.
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Chrissy Teigen not only loves poking fun of herself, she also doesn't mind poke fun at her husband.
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I opt for a poke bowl with brown rice, tuna, crab salad, avocado, mandarin oranges, corn, and edamame.
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Poke the crumb, and your finger emerges feeling almost wet, as though you'd stuck it into a loofah.
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Also, don&apost poke the speaker mesh with a toothpick or similar sharp implement that could damage it.
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Late-night comedians Trevor Noah and Jimmy Kimmel poke fun at the Pope for playing hard to get.
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Intel seized the opportunity to poke fun at the conference's near-constant stream of product releases and announcements.
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On one hand, these polyurethane pieces poke fun at the fetishization of studio practice (Jackson Pollock's floor, anyone?).
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For some, the lawsuit was another reason to poke fun at Mr. Nunes, an ally of President Trump.
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They return to New York at the Signature Theater to probe and poke anew at the beast within.
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If you're just in a browsing mood, head upstairs to poke around a virtual amusement park of housewares.
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This self-deprecation also makes him bulletproof to mockery, since he'll poke fun at himself before others can.
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Before Mainland's doors opened, Kahan made a pilgrimage to Hawaii to study the poke craft at its source.
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More like an ultra-modern piece of art that people will poke at until they discover the camera.
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Which is why Hawaii residents were surprised this week to learn that Aloha Poke Co., a Chicago-based restaurant chain, has apparently trademarked the term "Aloha Poke" and for over a year, their lawyers have been sending cease-and-desist letters to other restaurants and catering businesses with similar names.
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Then, a few years back, poke started appearing on stray restaurant menus, sometimes identified as Hawaiian crudo or ceviche.
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Even Timberlake himself has been able to poke fun at the phenomenon, tweeting about the meme last year. Meta.
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The campaign seems to poke fun at today's high-tech visionaries while touching on the company's historical American roots.
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Family Guy is using its latest Emmys For Your Consideration advert to poke fun at the college admissions scandal.
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The Chromebook Plus also has a touch screen and a build in stylus that pops out with a poke.
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If you're looking for a shareable snack, rather than a meal, serve the poke with tortilla chips, guacamole-style.
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YouTube Go compresses and caches thumbnails for videos, so you can poke around the app and see what's there.
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Last week, Mark Hamill — Luke Skywalker himself — used this fact to poke fun at the fans and their theorizing.
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All in all, it was an expensive way to poke fun at the frenzy of the dot-com boom.
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Poke it with a fork a few times before you nuke it, lest your office experience a lunchtime explosion.
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Facebook has famously tried to build Snapchat-like apps before, with Poke and Slingshot, though none have been successful.
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I use it to poke fun at society and its ridiculous obsessions—which are also mine, in a way.
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" The source added: "If she is able to poke holes in Ford's story, that could ... have a snowball effect.
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He's especially known for channeling 6-year-old George to poke fun at other members of the royal family.
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But by constantly doing this, it's maybe too easy to poke fun at something that we should take seriously.
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In reality, it turns out Page just so happens to be a huge fan of stick-n-poke tattoos.
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The Sennheisers have a boost in the frequency range that's good for DJs so things like snares poke through.
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Second, users must find "Pokestops," or fixed physical locations where users can swipe for potions, poke balls or revives.
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EnviroBuild took the opportunity to poke fun at the president's continued reticence to recognize the reality of climate change.
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China may have censored various nicknames for North Korean leader Kim Jong-un that poke fun at his weight.
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Yet it is entirely different to disdainfully poke fun at art that tries to serve a greater social purpose.
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But personally, I'd rather a poke in the eye than a brand new device blowing up in my face.
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It's also available on most of the usual podcast platforms, so have a poke about, see what you find.
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Of course, the clip has gone viral, with many altering screen shots to poke fun at the whole situation.
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Game of Thrones has always liked to poke fun at Samwell's plight, but his indomitable goodwill usually wins out.
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This self-awareness, a willingness to poke fun at itself, is part of what makes "Killing Eve" so entertaining.
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Welch's recommends thawing them and using the extremely trendy fruit pieces on sandwiches, in poke bowls or even desserts.
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It's long been easy to poke fun at complaints that white men have been kicked off their cultural pedestal.
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Photo: Getty ImagesRemember back in ye olde days when you would poke that cute friend of yours on Facebook?
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CBP2 asked if I had anything sharp in my pockets that would hurt or poke him, I didn't answer.
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Its bomb squad let me poke around in the rubble of Hussain's terror complex, and I found this treasure.
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According to thousands of customers, the bra won't dig, poke, or pinch you in any of the wrong places.
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Dr. Lee starts deflating the puffy bumps, and milky liquid spills out of each one with a single poke.
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As a result, "it would simply be counterproductive to poke even more holes in the tax base," he said.
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He needed to figure out where to poke a hole in the wall to hook up his TV wire.
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But the Obama administration hopes to poke enough holes in the restrictions to make the embargo all but meaningless.
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Speaking to Mashable, Anderson says the shark will come over and poke him if he doesn't get a hug.
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Rubio was also a train wreck in transition, but that shouldn't be as problematic with the slow-poke Jazz.
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"I hope to poke at those motivational forces that cause many of us to work too hard," she adds.
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At the recently opened KOJAWAN in Northwest London, chefs serve Hawaiian stone bass poke with shiso, jalapeno, and sake.
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She managed to poke fun at Zolciak's oral sex joke while also roasting her hubby just a little bit.
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Stargazy Pie is an odd-looking invention: The heads and tails of pilchards poke out of a shortcrust lid.
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Sure, he doesn't want to risk a Democratic majority in Congress using subpoenas to poke around his business dealings.
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But if we throw Harley in it, Harley can poke fun at them, and go "You're ridiculous" [to] Batman.
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I look at the hypocrisy in what they're doing and I decide to poke holes in it with humor.
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He brought greasy sacks from Brothers Tacos, splitting the aluminum evenly across the carpet—but Poke wasn't a fool.
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Feathers also tend to poke through the pillow cover and can make a rustling sound when you change position.
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The referendum, Mr. Wake said, was an opportunity to "poke the eye" of Mr. Cameron and the London establishment.
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The game's creators built the franchise to poke fun at the popular cliches plaguing video games in the 90s.
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An included stylus might help, though that reeks of the poke-and-type days of Windows Mobile and PDAs.
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Skating backward, defending, without much conviction, against an onrushing forward, I leaned to execute an over-fortyish poke check.
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It's easy for users to poke holes in this approach and dodge any influence brands are hoping to achieve.
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Stick-and-poke continues to be on the rise, and black-out designs are on the up-and-up.
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I found out Live Poke was a sham with an hour to spare before my column went to print.
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The ground he then covered to poke it away was about the same distance the ball had to travel.
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Both Frankie's and Al's use Hummel-brand long dogs that poke out, red-rocketesque, from toasted, top-loading buns.
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It was a mix of people that I really admired and people whom I wanted to poke fun at.
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James Charles and his team decided to poke fun at fellow YouTubers the Dobre Brothers in a new video.
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When miners carve out new tunnels, they poke holes through the rock to see what surprises might lie ahead.
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The food hall includes a poke bar, an organic chicken sandwich counter, a wine bar and a Malaysian restaurant.
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In videos, users poke fun at the group's homogeneity and quirky behaviors, turning the VSCO girl into a meme.
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As Democrats tried to poke cracks in Mr. Barr's defense of the president, Republicans voiced their support for him.
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This summer, during the rage of the Pokémon Go boom, a site called (Warning: NSFW) Poke Peen was created.
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Biden, meanwhile, appears content to poke holes in the loftier proposals while touting his own as the most feasible.
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Suspecting a string of homicides has already begun, Lenox gets permission to poke into a previous, possibly related murder.
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The movie is a puckish poke at authoritarianism of all stripes, from the patriarchy to the Iron Curtain bureaucracy.
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Trump's lawyers spent two hours on Saturday attempting to poke holes in the Democrats' case to remove the president.
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Their products are meant to poke fun at everything and anything, because MSCHF takes pride in pushing the boundaries.
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She'll poke fun at her healthy eating choices or announce that her daughter has lost weight to the table.
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Breitbart, in particular, devoted a considerable amount of resources into trying to poke holes into the security firm's findings.
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Still, I decided to poke around online and see if there were other animal-themed kitchen items I liked.
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Some of Mr. Trump's critics also used the opportunity to poke fun at his prized policy priority: the wall.
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Most normal phones have some version of Corning's Gorilla Glass that won't break if you poke it too hard.
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At times they're friendly and persistent, arriving on the scene to poke a nose into the news-gathering operation.
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Zverev has fine touch, feathery footwork and an artisanal forehand that is more of a poke than a stroke.
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But instead of mocking and dismissing it (my usual go-tos), I wanted to poke a hole in it.
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Klobuchar, like many before her, used the unique platform to poke fun at herself and take on her critics.
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Chikarashi, the counter-service restaurants on the edge of Chinatown and in NoMad, give poke bowls a Japanese touch.
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" She also said had no interest in "watching space nerds poke each other with their little space nerd sticks.
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When Wells eats, he looks like someone who's decoding a puzzle: there's frowning concentration, a poke around the salad.
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I can think of nothing that would be more of a poke in the eye with a sharp stick.
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They poke cautiously through mounds of rubble in search of the spot where their mother was laid to rest.
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And she'd do the little bow down to them and poke them through the chainlink gate of their room.
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Edmondson says he told Green that "last night wasn't cool" and Green started to poke him in the shoulder.
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Or send us a poke on social media, where we hang out on Facebook and Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram.
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But right now, all I can think is, Man, would I like to poke that lava with a stick.
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She continues to poke and prod political entities, investigating the effect art can have on politics, and vice-versa.
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And he said the industry's leading players responded by trying to poke holes in the science and delaying action.
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Though they take the body as their starting point, Knight's sculptures poke fun at the idea of organic unity.
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So while I poke, prod, and explore, I'm often more interested in reaching the credits than exploring every alleyway.
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The executive chef of Estrella and Sweetfin Poke in Los Angeles offers a sweet treat on a stick 3 qts.
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Based on Facebook's popular "poke" feature on its site, this app launched in 2012 and was a competitor to Snapchat.
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The piece was universally castigated in the online gaming community, and the backlash led dissenters to poke around his website.
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You can also use zucchini noodles (the customer favorite at Wisefish Poké, a poke restaurant in Chelsea) or mixed greens.
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"This can include brisket, short ribs, or a piece of meat that's been marinated and seasoned like poke," he explained.
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These women can poke fun because they're in the club: mostly well-off and, with the exception of Naomi, white.
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Do you want to describe just briefly what it is and then we can poke at it a little bit?
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The copious buttons and switches meant that there were lots of things for players to poke at and play with.
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It's Candace who introduces the idea of the fire poker (or blow poke, as it's called) as the murder weapon.
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Reaves, known more for his fists than his offensive prowess, was stopped by an old school poke-check by Gibson.
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Just, maybe call it what it is: a chocolate poke cake with whipped cream frosting and a Heath bar crunch.
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Still, he continued to poke fun at the phrase and released a diss track music video that contained harmful language.
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"With the video footage I wanted to get into other peoples living spaces and have a poke around," she writes.
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Over time, gear allows Dorothy to poke around previously inaccessible parts of the map, where most of the secrets hide.
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Will Democrats try to poke and regulate the tech industry more aggressively than Republicans did over the last two years?
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An independent counsel with free rein to poke around the nooks and crannies of a presidency can have devastating consequences.
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But it also becomes an opportunity for the show to poke some fun at the story architects of Delos, Inc.
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The nostalgic memes poke fun at the outdated, surreal, mildly horrifying animated scenes that fall right in the uncanny valley.
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With the artificial pancreas, he'd have another device to poke into his already overtaxed body — a process that's always painful.
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My college roommates used to poke fun at me because I never got sick of the ensemble for three years.
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Making a Murderer uses all the doubt created by these facts to poke holes in the 2007 case against Avery.
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You need a few minutes to poke around and get the dozens of controls and options locked in your brain.
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And I poke fun at it, like when I was on the cover of Forbes I posted the hashtag #NotBadForAGirlWithNoTalent.
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For one hour I will personally drive you around to Baltimore's Poke-Stops & Gyms helping you catch them all.Benefits:1.
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Smith is not the first celebrity to poke fun at the Keeping Up with the Kardashian star's Valentine's Day gift.
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To the delight of many, Rubio himself was one of the first to poke fun of the moment on Twitter.
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Like if I poke you right now with a branch and it's a thorn, and afterwards you still feel it.
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You'll be asking for the weather, the news, and your favorite songs without having to poke around on your phone.
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I get a poke bowl with spicy tuna, salmon, brown rice, zucchini noodles, edamame, seaweed salad, cucumber, and spicy mayo.
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Rather than take aim at President Trump Thursday night on Jimmy Kimmel, GWB chose to poke fun at himself instead.
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The senator from Nebraska also used Twitter to poke fun at Trump for his misspelled tweet about "covfefe" last month.
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COMPUTER to poke fun at the old pop culture trope of yelling at screens to enhance images and solve crimes.
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And I poke fun at it, like when I was on the cover of Forbes I posted the hashtag #NotBadForAGirlWithNoTalent.
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The puck landed behind Hellebuyck in the blue paint, and Sheahan rushed in to poke it over the goal line.
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Poke bowls, raw Hawaiian and Japanese-infused fish salads, and rolled ice cream can be enjoyed throughout the United States.
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" Jimmy Carter, after leaving office, continued to poke fun at himself: "My esteem in this country has gone up substantially.
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If I want to reconstruct a certain ambiance, I poke around on Aporee, a sound "street map" under Creative Commons.
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Poke Cafe is already serving up about 100 orders a week, which translates to $2,000 in sales, reports Restaurant Hospitality.
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Throughout her tenure on the show, she used her perspective to poke fun at sexism and racism in current events.
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While fans' opinions are divided, it looks the rapper's former band, D12, also had to poke fun at the change.
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The director later said he was not trying to offend anyone and was instead trying to "poke fun" at himself.
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He set his sights on Quake 21, which had just released its source code for people to poke around in.
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Because he repeatedly fell asleep, Dionysius hired people to poke him with long, thin needles, probably to keep him breathing.
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Poke stared at the buildings in front of them, and then at the bodies and the trash and the litter.
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So some days Poke left the apartment, stepped through the leaves plaguing Montrose, and watched the traffic straddling West Alabama.
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The next time Poke showed up at Emil's, he brought a bag that he'd stuffed with all of his shit.
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Is the novel's placement of the Jewish state in Germany rather than Palestine a poke in the eye of history?
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Elon Musk tweeted about Porsche's Taycan Turbo electric sports car on Thursday, appearing to poke fun at the vehicle's name.
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Elon Musk's attempt to poke fun at Porsche's new Tesla-rivaling Taycan was met with some comedic backlash on Thursday.
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Being able to poke fun at yourself is important, but you have to be able to demonstrate sincerity as well.
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But how much should the court poke its nose into the government's justifications for affirmative action in the first place?
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Big sister, Kim, is there the whole time — doing what sisters do best: poke fun at the situation at hand.
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After a storied history making Poke balls, Saffron City tech firm Silph Company recently started trying its hand at software.
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Poke Poke's location on the boardwalk lies directly across from Muscle Beach, bringing a somewhat decadent dish to the boardwalk.
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As a mother, that progress means that I encourage my daughter — and my son — to poke holes in gender stereotypes.
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While May fine tunes her strategy, her reticence to get specific has offered opposition lawmakers an opportunity to poke fun.
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We don't really do any formal "activities," but poke into lots of little tourist gift shops and walk around lots.
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"They're stick and poke tattoos, prison-style tattoos, that you do when you don't have a tattoo gun," she said.
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Mike Tyson is quick to poke fun at his own formidable persona, as seen in "The Hangover" or on Broadway.
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The next time he returns, maybe the pillar will be back, but the bistro gone, replaced by a poke joint.
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But poke wouldn't exist without the islands' meld of cultures and reverence for the ocean, passed down by the ancients.
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I saw how much of a waste it was to want her hip bones to poke out from her skin.
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For example, at 20A, the answer to the clue "Purchase something sight unseen" is BUY A PIG IN A POKE.
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They follow the contours of your ear, rather than poke out like those from Master & Dynamic, Sony, or Bang & Olufsen.
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Ahmed Musa takes a poke as he's sliding at the top of the area, but his undercut shot sails high.
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He is so smart and off-world in his abilities, the L.A.P.D. just sort of leaves him to poke around.
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The singer also took to Twitter Saturday to poke a little fun at himself and thank fans for their support.
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Ms. Nordlum uses a traditional hand-poke method in her tattooing sessions, which take place in homes all around Alaska.
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At first, she shrugged them off but as the visions returned, she began to poke around online about psychic development.
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Some memes are standard-issue internet fatalism, while others poke fun at the lengths people go to avoid someone coughing.
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We will not poke our fingers in people's eyes simply because our presses give us the power to do so.
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I have nothing to do until my interview, so I poke around Pinterest and YouTube for a couple of hours.
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We stop by a cute poke place that has a bright Southern California vibe on the BeltLine for tuna bowls.
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We're told Jen got physical, trying to poke Ronnie in the eye and striking him in the face multiple times.
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"Are you naked yet?" she texted her husband around 221 — it was a joke, a poke, a bit of bravado.
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To the untrained eye, the first design looks vaguely bug-like: two wings poke out from behind a square head.
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There are bosses that call themselves bosses and a handful of other moments that poke fun at video game tropes.
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Lyall has an arch, sardonic tone and she wasn't afraid to poke fun at the whole experience and the team.
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The service has been banned in China since 2009, though residents find ways to poke through the firewall of censorship.
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Poke some fun at them with an exercise block, one of the simplest ways in the world to work out.
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In the video recorded at a business forum in Manhattan last March, Bloomberg used the tragic story to poke fun.
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That is where students go to complain, empathize, poke fun, debate, procrastinate, give and seek support or get a laugh.
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Over the course of the day, Rotunno challenged Mann's testimony on various fronts, trying to poke holes in her story.
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Parents are more likely to deflect compliments about their children and more likely to poke fun at them in public.
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It's a pleasure watching Johnson poke fun at his own carefully sculpted image, even if the movie stretches his range.
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Defense sought to poke holes in police investigation On Friday, the jury heard the remaining 20 minutes of his statement.
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Use a fork to poke holes in the sweet potatoes, then place them on the aluminum foil covered baking tray.
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The officers process the scene and listen to her story, but later begin trying to poke holes in her account.
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But the more we poke at our estimates, the harder it is for us to imagine they can be achieved.
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Yeah, some people dress up as a Mexican border wall and think it's cool; some poke fun at wounded warriors.
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Since then, the people of the internet have used the template to share their opinions and poke fun at celebrities.
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Both pieces poke at what simmers beneath the placid surface of ordinary lives, and what they unearth is darkly disturbing.
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In season three, a young woman named Yui begins to cry when she sees Yama-chan poke fun at her.
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"It does seem he's more willing to poke the system and he's increasingly more confident in doing that," Carafano said.
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The reputation system serves as a way to poke holes in the series binary, but it's too little, too late.
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Well, he's one of those divisive figures who will gladly poke a hornet's nest in order to stir things up.
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When I close my eyes, I can still feel every poke and prod, and my eyes instantly well up in tears.
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Kevin Hsu, one of the owners and a native Californian, was inspired by the poke he ate on trips to Hawaii.
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I would have thought that people who live closer to San Francisco would be more likely to poke around for flights.
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I learned the name Justin Bieber, held my first cell phone and learned what it meant to 'poke' someone on Facebook.
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If you're looking for some extra crunch or flavor, add an array of toppings on top of your assembled poke bowl.
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You check Twitter, thumb through email, poke at the New York Times app to make sure we're not at nuclear war.
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PIRRO: To poke at the fact that she is saying that she was Native American and she can&apost prove it.
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Spacey's lawyer, Alan Jackson, has sought to poke holes in the case, noting that the teenager didn't immediately report the allegations.
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Chung Chow executive chef and co-owner of Noreetuh, a Hawaiian-inspired New York restaurant, suggests trying cured meats as poke.
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You have to drive into it, or poke around in strip malls and neighborhoods until you find the thing you need.
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Using the point of a pair of scissors, poke ½-inch-wide holes through the foil, twisting the scissors to form circles.
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Over at The Atlantic, Lenika Cruz raised a series of questions that poke holes in the latest episode's course of events.
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You can imagine that it might bring the dish to parts of the US where poke fever hasn't yet caught on.
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But his street scenes are alive with political tension and his interiors poke holes in the moral façade of the bourgeoisie.
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It's also a poke at a post-Duchamp art milieu in which consumers often can't tell the art from the trash.
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It is baffling that Iowa did not let more people poke and prod this thing before it went into live use.
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Steve Shelton: One of the things we set out to do was to poke fun at how seriously metal takes itself.
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Plant roots poke through the dirt walls, and plastic tape is set up around it to prevent students from falling in.
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Stick and poke tattoos can carry some grisly risks, says Cameron Rokhsar, associate clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital.
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" But she did poke fun at the criticisms by tweeting, "I hear women candidates are most likable in the quiet car!
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Volcanoes aren't completely unknown in Antarctica: some poke up through the existing ice sheet, while other studies have examined exposed outcrops.
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After he was arrested, his tagging name Poke (inspired by Gumby), became Pooky, after Chris Rock's character in New Jack City.
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"Poke Stops" are randomly selected spots where gamers grab new Pokemon balls to increase their level of power within their game.
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"You don't poke Ryan in the eye," he said, noting the speaker's rare popularity with both very conservative and moderate Republicans.
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In fact, they often poke fun at his stoicism, implying that he may be the hero, but he's not the star.
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But if they made him throw up, the gut contractions around the glass shards could also poke holes in his stomach.
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But unlike Mean Girls, this video features a class of woke high schoolers ready to poke holes in mainstream sex ed.
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The two candidates rebuffed criticism from lesser known rivals who sought to poke holes in their plans to overhaul health care.
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You can tap on the X at Poke Stops to grab all the items — you don't have to tap each one.
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Disney definitely wants to own all of the movie rights, and 20th Century Fox probably didn't want to poke the beast.
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I almost always get a poke bowl made with salmon, avocado, seaweed salad, pineapple, crunchy onions, and the traditional Hawaiian sauce.
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"It was an installation with dangerous looking bushes that would poke and prod you if you came too close," she says.
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Yang's eye-raising fashion statement ignited a social media flurry and late-night hosts didn't hesitate to poke fun at it.
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When she's not promoting body confidence on her Instagram page, she's either at school or doing a stick 'n' poke tattoo.
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Kendall captioned the photos, "season 1 – season 15" and added in three laughing emojis to subtlety poke fun at their transformation.
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You don't even have to poke too hard at this season to reveal the role of Rick's ego in this story.
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At least one Twitter user decided to poke fun at the poor quality of the bystander's video, because everyone's a comedian.
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If there's one couple in Hollywood that's never afraid to poke fun at each other, it's Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds.
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Others took a chance to poke fun at a famous internet theory that has been repeated ad nauseam since the election.
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Aloha Poke Co. has been accused of cultural appropriation after sending cease and desist letters to other businesses with similar names.
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Conversely, in the summer, poke bowls and roasted Brussel sprouts pop back into our psyches and see huge surges in popularity.
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Cialdini gives the example of the light-hearted videos played at Berkshire's annual shareholder meetings that poke fun at the investors.
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The artist points out that while stick-and-poke tattoos are trending, they're more of a traditional style than a trend.
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