The sweetness of the berries will satiate your sweet tooth too.
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The Independent has developed a theory to satiate the audience's curiosity.
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Housing is not enough to satiate the modern knowledge economy worker though.
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He needed to neutralize militias, placate the Israelis, or satiate the Syrians.
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But it certainly will satiate the thousands of fans in the country.
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Luckily, streaming services have plenty of true crime documentaries to satiate their needs.
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SINGAPORE — Makeup fans here will have a new place to satiate their addictions.
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To satiate those needs, luxury hotels are offering more services that emphasize personalization.
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" Men, food, drink: she's only trying to satiate "the wild animal of need.
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He will never kick, stick, shove and/or pick enough to satiate himself.
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Until then, satiate your desire for color-changing lipsticks with one of these.
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Here is a quick look at their findings to satiate your escapist fantasies.
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Light some candles and satiate your hedonistic tendencies with a fancy box of wine.
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Reportedly meant to satiate a party of four, it's a burger by name only.
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And her husband Joel (Timothy Olyphant) is left to help her satiate her hunger.
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Scroll on to surprise and satiate the most serious food stars in your life!
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But it has yet to satiate traders' desire for some clarity on the timing.
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But the real risk was that it would not satiate investors' demand for dovishness.
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Giving in to the demand "will not satiate their hatred for Experian," he added.
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Is there any amount of cash that's enough to fully satiate this ravenous beast?
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Dr. Proietto and his colleagues looked at leptin and four other hormones that satiate people.
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Let these five-word romance novels from Twitter satiate your hunger for love in your life.
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Plus, North has a whole collection of bespoke toddler Yeezys to satiate her It shoe craving.
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Now that your belly is stuffed, it's time to satiate that other yawning chasm of desire.
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Gummies are the small sweet snacks that help satiate our sweet tooth at any given moment.
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But the appetite it arouses remains the same: constant, nearly impossible to satiate, always wanting more.
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If Trump's China trade sanctions do not satiate his base, Germany's economy may pay the price.
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But to satiate his appetite for speed, he prefers driving a 2017 Porsche 911 Turbo Carrera.
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Host a low-key girls' night in — it'll satiate your desires to stay in and be social.
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I'm planning to spend another two years watching YouTube theory videos, if only to satiate my curiosity.
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It's unclear that any changes short of duplicating everything in the original Destiny will satiate their hunger.
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And if Snap buys Twitter, the move could satiate its appetite for acquisitions for years to come.
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If that doesn't sound like it'll fill your belly and satiate your inner college student, fear not.
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Sure, there are plenty of bright shadows and lazy-girl hairstyles to satiate your warm-weather moods.
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Investors, in turn, are raising ever-larger funds to satiate these companies' seemingly bottomless appetites for capital.
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She is a lying, scheming, cold-blooded competitor, who'll stop at nothing to satiate her political ambitions.
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They were shoehorned into a narrative that would satiate a fearful country hungry for someone to blame.
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At home, when I craved the protein and fats meat provides, Beyond Meat could satiate that hunger.
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Until that time, hopefully you managed to snag an SNES Classic Edition to satiate your retro gaming urges.
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During the closing stages of last year's midterms, Trump doubled down on measures to satiate his political base.
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In fact, it might even help you lose weight while you try to satiate that other nagging appetite.
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Until then, we'll have to content ourselves with dribs and drabs of information like this to satiate our curiosity.
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Satiate kids who can hardly wait another day for their gifts with Barbie, Hot Wheels and Toy Story calendars.
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But if that's too far off, a new product was unveiled Thursday that might satiate your appetite: Echo Auto.
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Tell your guests to come over after dinner hours, but to save some room to satiate their sweet tooth.
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In case that's not enough to satiate your appetite, they're also throwing in unlimited breadsticks and soup or salad.
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In order to satiate this hellish menagerie, Cambodians must feed them Num Om Saum, banana leaf sticky rice cake.
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The idea of bringing extinct species back to life just to satiate scientific curiosity, however, is a harder sell.
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Members praise 25053 BAaD for its ability to satiate gnawing hunger, while others complain it made them gain weight.
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If a stack of syrup-soaked carbohydrates doesn't quite satiate you, we've included more citywide Mardi Gras festivities below.
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Not to reclaim long lost agility or to satiate my ego, but simply to spend time with my son.
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There just isn't very much data available, cleanly organized and naturalized images to satiate the thirst of deep learning models.
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To satiate your craving for "glass skin," we've found the best alternatives to try until this serum is back online.
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VW is clearly trying to satiate America's bottomless appetite for SUVs and crossovers, but there are other forces at play.
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Does this satiate a need in him, or is he simply bound by the traditions and customs of his nation?
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Pluralsight is announcing a new tool this morning to help satiate our innate desire to compare ourselves against one another.
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We have so many options to satiate our appetite: sweet or savory, healthy or fattening, day snacks or night snacks.
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On the black market, however, a dollar can fetch more than 3,000 bolivars because official mechanisms do not satiate demand.
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I offered flexibility and different options for someone to shell out a quarter or two to satiate their sweet tooth.
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In the case of Jones and Infowars, Twitter appears to have suspended the two accounts mainly to satiate outraged users.
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If $1,000 in gift cards wasn't enough to satiate irked Volkswagen diesel owners, do you think $7,0003 will do the trick?
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"The resource potential in the United States is huge and it can satiate a lot of what China needs," Redash said.
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The muffin he left behind at the party on the weekend is the only possible snack that will satiate him. 30.
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During these moments, the couple often turns to junk food "to satiate the parts of us that are hurting," Jamie says.
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The Grammys likely managed to satiate Beyoncé fans by nominating music from her "Lion King" album, "The Gift," in multiple categories.
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Many resorts are renowned for their pool parties and bars that will satiate any appetite for the quintessential day-drinking experience.
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Sure, I would eat other things, but I knew that there was only one item that could satiate my truest cravings.
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I desperately hope they, too, aren't shot at to bring forth a bloody harvest to satiate the rising bloodlust in Delhi.
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If this is you, here are some women-led superhero shows to satiate your need for action, right this very second.
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You'd think a few minutes of Mozart would satiate her desire for some classical, but no, this baby is staying in reverse.
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This respected aircraft has been through numerous modifications to keep pace with evolving technology and satiate new mission requirements by combatant commanders.
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This is when a drug user takes a medication — for opioids, typically methadone or buprenorphine — to satiate cravings and stave off withdrawal.
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It'll make you forget your hangover, satiate your munchies, and make all your problems vanish—at least until you finish inhaling it.
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It's yet another piece of evidence that suggests Painting With will satiate longtime fans of Animal Collective's bright-eyed, psych-pop leanings.
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For you impatient shoppers, we've whipped up some great pre-Black-Friday deals on laptops and tablets to satiate your spending appetites.
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It's a lot harder to be creative and satiate your customers with more of a vegetarian and grain-based diet than meats.
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Price: $5.89The OmegaSnax Dog Advent Calendar is the only Aldi calendar this year that's meant to satiate the appetite of your puppy.
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More than one reviewer complained that the multicourse vegan meals were too simple to satiate people who are accustomed to eating meat.
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Until now all the energy has been with them, and it is laughable to think that passing tax cuts will satiate them.
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They did it not out of physical hunger, but to satiate a deeper, more elusive longing: the desperate desire for viral fame.
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He was an interloper, not a guest, which meant that the onus to delight, to cater, and to satiate was entirely on him.
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I wonder if parents use children and grandchildren to feed a hunger for purpose and permanence that they can't satiate on their own.
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The band started criss-crossing the United States as soon as Satiate was released, arriving in the California Bay Area with a mission.
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Konnichiwa may have dropped less than a month ago but if you were itching for more Skepta then this should satiate your thirst.
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While it isn't a chance to see the movie early, we have more good news that should satiate your Star Wars appetite (literally).
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Signing up for service at age 19, these were the scenes he'd hoped would satiate his outrage over the September 11 terror attacks.
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Webcam shows are often a popular medium through which feeders are able to satiate their desires without so much as lifting a finger.
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And as people became addicted to opioid painkillers, they also began turning to another, cheaper, more potent opioid — heroin — to satiate their cravings.
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That means customers in more than 20 U.S. markets will likely have to turn to competitors like GrubHub and UberEats to satiate their hunger.
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It definitely feels disdain for them to think this finale would deliver in any of the traditional ways a TV drama can satiate us.
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Sure. The open-world action role playing game from Guerilla Games looks to satiate those with a taste for both times future and past.
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A student may choose an alternate text I provide, but this material isn't savagely ripped out of my course to satiate the PC police.
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It is repetitive, and I suspect that will wear me down sooner than later, but for now, I still have some curiosity to satiate.
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Despite there being no UFC event this weekend, Glory and Bellator should provide more than enough to satiate the appetite of the fight addict.
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So far, Fox Soul's lineup does little to satiate the urge for a new channel that engages with Black culture in a meaningful way.
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" He also added, "I've learned to take pleasure in Nourishing YOUR dreams… Rather than wrestling with you to Fulfill my Selfish Needs & Satiate My Insecurities.
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In an attempt to satiate your online shopping appetite, you may even look for "buy one, get one" deals that leave you exhausted, yet happy.
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After Bloodborne, I looked for other games to satiate my thirst for something that demanded the same degree of the mental tenacity that it had.
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In other words, Nunes wants to go on a fishing expedition to satiate his political grievances, and he wants the courts to light the way.
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An aggregation of everything from clothes to cars, the newsletter is a small corner of the web where you can satiate your own shopping aspirations.
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Back home in Mexicali, where there wasn't much birria to be had, de Livier hunted down alternatives to satiate his birria cravings with little success.
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He wants to use licensed programming as a way to satiate Hulu subscribers' appetite (as seen in the numbers linked above), while developing more original series.
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But given Americans' love for their giant SUVs and trucks, it's doubtful that reports about increased pedestrian deaths will satiate the desire for bigger vehicle types.
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Their working lives are spent grappling with how to safely satiate sexual desires in a puritanical society that tells us sex is mostly bad and shameful.
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This business model has drastically lowered the barrier to entry for scooter riders, allowing scooter skeptics to cheaply satiate their curiosity, turning some into loyal riders.
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They have a highly active metabolism, and they predate on algae and other tiny organisms to satiate their intense appetites (a feeding apparatus allows for feeding).
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It was an exercise in attempting to satiate Trump's insatiable ego, and all the officials took the opportunity to kiss as much presidential ass as possible.
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It's an exciting development for nostalgic gamers everywhere, as many of us grew up eagerly consuming the publication to satiate our cravings for all things Nintendo.
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The Department of Musical Instruments plans to create new recordings every year, in attempt to satiate decades of visitors's curiosity over intriguing lutes, violins, and pipes.
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To prove it, we did some digging and came up with a whole host of ways you can satiate your thirst for beauty — on the cheap.
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Every day, it feels like fashion keeps moving faster and faster — to adopt trends quicker, to keep up with demand, and to satiate ever-changing tastes.
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An aggregation of everything from clothes to cars, the newsletter is a small curated corner of the web where you can satiate your own shopping aspirations.
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A convicted killer who was out on parole and given permission to satiate his "sexual needs" has been charged with the murder of a sex worker.
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"When you open the door a little, you will never satiate the appetite that the House managers have for witnesses – the witnesses that they want," Sen.
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It's also one of the few Android-only apps made by the company, which traditionally releases cross-platform apps to satiate users of Google's services on iOS.
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We've put together a list of some of our favorite soigné burger recipes that can satiate your fast food cravings in the safety of your own kitchen.
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The baby alien, which is nicknamed "Calvin," feasts on tasty human flesh to satiate its hunger, though there may be some sort of sadistic thrill involved, too.
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She added that people have the desires they have and can't do anything about them, suggesting that a robot might help satiate those desires in some way.
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Anyone who thinks today's alternative protein products sound too weird to satiate mainstream appetites should consider how drastically eating habits have changed over the last few generations.
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So now I'm just trying to satiate my inner skate nerd by being around these people and reporting back via Jenkem on what the experiences are like.
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Be it a five-mile day hike, a longer backpacking trek, or even a long-distance bike ride, there's a hydration pack available to satiate anyone's thirst.
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Be it a five-mile day hike, a longer backpacking trek, or even a long-distance bike ride, there's a hydration pack available to satiate anyone's thirst.
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This was a victory for the European powers, securing an agreement that gave a little to satiate a dominating leader in order to protect the greater good.
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Rolling Loud's swollen, rap-centric lineup was meant to satiate concert-goers dreams by straddling a crevasse—namely, one that bridges industry newcomers with hip-hop doyens.
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Hefty deals between sports leagues and TV networks have prevented services like Netflix from streaming games, but ESPN has a low-cost service that'd satiate fans' appetites.
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And as people became addicted to opioid painkillers, they also began turning to a cheaper, more potent opioids — such as heroin and fentanyl — to satiate their cravings.
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Kensington Palace released the first two official photographs of the newborn on Sunday, and there enough details about the images to satiate the appetite of royal fans.
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For my exposure to foreign cultures and lands, I relied on TV shows and the occasional Snapple bottle top to satiate my negligible need for world exploration.
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Her New York project represented her largest one yet, but it clearly wasn't enough to satiate the public's appetite for felt rosé and Prunelax Maximum Relief Tablets.
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"The gas will satiate the increasing demand for clean fuel in the country, save foreign exchange and reduce dependency on imported gas," Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani said.
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The world is still waiting on Jorja Smith's debut album, and in the meantime she's blessing us with new music to satiate our fix for the UK singer.
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"Action Hunger's machines provide access for the most vulnerable in our society to satiate the most basic of needs - that of sustenance," the charity said on its website.
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"Goswami said humanity is increasingly looking outward into space to "satiate its ever-growing greed" and compete for the "resources and many benefits that come from outer space.
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There is so much Bachelor alum gossip and news that cropped up in the last week to satiate your cravings for reality drama until Tuesday night finally arrives.
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This week, we're shoving as much transportation news, tidbits and insights in here as possible in hopes that it will satiate you through the end of the month.
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Trump, who is eager to satiate his hardcore base of supporters but unable to get major legislation through Congress, increasingly relies on aggressive executive actions to circumvent lawmakers.
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Now, in order to better satiate our pasta palates, the Italian food franchise has decided to bring back its "Unlimited Pasta Pass" for carb fans nationwide, NBC reports.
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They're filled with drama, sure, but the delicious kind that will satiate your need for human contact while you responsibly social distance your way through this whole thing.
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Or, it's your only resort because you're dealing with a tricky situation like your boss demanding something impossible of you, or an unreasonable person you have to satiate.
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Analysts believe Costco was welcomed with such enthusiasm because it was able to satiate China's appetite for new concepts, at a time when its market maturity is ideal.
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Satiate your sexual desire elsewhere If you're feeling tempted to hit your ex up in hopes of hooking up, try getting yourself off first, then reevaluating the situation.
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While allies like Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Kuwait say they are willing to increase their own production as necessary, additional output may not be enough to satiate demand.
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And while SanDisk's new 400GB microSD card may still not satiate the most extreme storage hounds, good lord is that a lot of room in a teeny tiny package.
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"I Love You Colonel Sanders!" didn't satiate my fried chicken-oriented romance fantasy, but it's undeniably a creative endeavor to modernize the old Colonel Sanders and build brand recognition.
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We know from laboratory studies in which people can have nearly unlimited sleep that they quickly satiate: that is, they reach a point where the amount they sleep stabilises.
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The luxury SUV sector is in focus this year, as strong sales results in China last year led industry leaders to intensify production of large vehicles to satiate demand.
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"We don't have enough people in Maine to satiate our long-term workforce needs," said Nate Wildes, engagement director of Live and Work in Maine, which markets the campaign.
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For the sake of the fans, however, perhaps she'll put them out as a benevolent Christmas gift—or at least drop a new SOPHIE collab to satiate their hunger.
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Now, with congressional efforts to repeal the rule all but stopped in their tracks, the Trump administration and its regulators are looking for ways to satiate the banks' desires.
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The U.S. has cut tactical deals with Turkey in Syria, but these cannot satiate Erdogan's drive for expanding Turkey's sphere of influence beyond the historic borders of the Ottoman Empire.
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Raised in virtual confinement by her sadistic uncle and forced to recite debauched scenes from his favourite books to satiate his wealthy clients, she has grown cold, cunning and fearful.
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Even my husband was more adaptable than I'd expected, worrying as I had that the high desert would never satiate his desire for leafy canopies and grapefruit-size garden tomatoes.
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If you're already an avid fan of the banana and PB mashup, then this riff will more than satiate your craving with all that good flavor plus a crunchier edge.
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To satiate our hunger for what will most likely be an awesome, in-depth talk, Apple released a few clips of it today and it's going to be so sick.
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Until then, devoted members of Team Jess will just have to temporarily satiate themselves with episodes of Ventimiglia's other gig, This Is Us. Just be sure to keep those tissues handy.
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They take a lot of creative license — and rightly so, Norse literature leaves a lot of gaps to fill — but nonetheless it will satiate even the most persnickety of Norse nerds.
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Sony may be skipping this year's E3 expo in Los Angeles, but it does have some good news to satiate fans in the form of its annual Days of Play sale.
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If the source of addiction is overly strong automatic cravings, then the most direct way to treat addiction would be to weaken or satiate these cravings in a non-damaging way.
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And yet, his yearning is undercut by his lecherous drive, enough to at times make him wish to stay, as long as he finds white female flesh to satiate his longings.
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In the meantime, some of Trump's advisers hope the administration can take sufficiently aggressive actions against China — using a trade law known as Section 301 — to satiate the president's protectionist impulses.
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Whether you're headed to Istanbul, Mexico City, or Bangkok, there are hotels with high-end amenities and chic vibes that will satiate your desire for indulgence, without the outrageous price tag.
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It's the first step on the way to creating a type of dessert product that will satisfy those that normally crave something sweet to satiate themselves when they're a little hungry.
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To satiate this curiosity and hunger for near-obsessive detail, few can top "When Paris Sizzled," a book so packed with intriguing character sketches and associations as to be almost encyclopedic.
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It remains unclear whether what Maduro announced as a new "floating" exchange rate would actually be allowed to float, or become fixed like previous mechanisms and fail to satiate dollar demand.
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When you're a stan – a portmanteau of "stalker" and "fan" meant to elicit the idea of unconditional love — you're also a sleuth, forever seeking more information to satiate your unending curiosity.
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In the days before his "no" announcement on Friday, McCain repeatedly called for regular order; Senate leaders had scheduled hearings on the bill next week in an attempt to satiate him.
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"Ultimately, the issue becomes the associated gas production that's going to come out of places like West Texas and Oklahoma, which is probably enough to satiate the demand curve," warned Raymond.
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Season 6 of Game of Thrones doesn't premiere until April 24, but in the meantime, you can satiate your GoT appetite in a big way — with a 33-pound chocolate dragon egg.
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We still have no idea where they come from, but that doesn't really matter—we love the fact that we can satiate our mango cravings pretty much at any place and time.
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"We don't have enough people in Maine to satiate our long-term workforce needs," CNBC reported that Nate Wildes, engagement director of Live and Work in Maine, which markets the campaign said.
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That absurdity is exponentially increased in a world where fossil fuels are completely eliminated to fulfill a campaign pledge made to satiate the unsound political interests of our country's far-left base.
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Social media videos of training camp and never-ending wells of fan threads on r/CFB have helped satiate our collective thirst for football, but we don't have to wait any longer.
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But that's exactly how it comes at the Minnesota State Fair, where lumps of lean lobster meat are battered and fried, then impaled on a stick to satiate hungry festivalgoers each year.
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When I was growing up — without very much money at all — I'd shop resale and not, say, satiate my appetite with 30 dresses from a fast-fashion retailer, which didn't exist then.
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In the past, the kind of books that came out shortly after real-world happenings might have had as their subjects, say, events like the Jonestown massacre, to satiate immediate reader need.
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If you're the type of person who enjoys answering "your mum" at any question or takes pleasure in writing "8008135" on the calculator, then this Australian supermarket is about to satiate those needs.
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Michael McCullough, a professor of psychology at the University of Miami, said grudges, and the desire for revenge or absolution, are directly related to goal-seeking and the desire to satiate a craving.
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By being transparent with your feelings and the state of your work as a whole, you can help satiate the need for your co-workers to fill in the blanks with gossip. 3.
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It's been seven long years since LCD Soundsystem released their seminal third album This Is Happening; during that time, the band has only put out a few live records to satiate fans' hunger.
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But with some careful planning and just a little extra work, you can satiate even the most fussy of vegetarians (vegans are impossible to please at a BBQ, so just don't even bother).
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Both 1994's Dixie and 1996's 4AM Friday showed AVAIL coming into their own, mapping the transition from the unkempt looseness of Satiate into an increasingly powerful—and decidedly more melodic—hardcore band.
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Highly-skilled migrants have choices on where they want to live, and their demands for quality of life, amenities, rights, and freedoms create competition among governments to be more open and satiate those desires.
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Natural resource specialist Peter Schneider and fisheries biologist Don Martin initially set up a beaver camera in 2004 to satiate their curiosities about a collection of food outside the beaver lodge on Steep Creek.
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And while all those mascot pieces certainly seemed to satiate a certain need by the media to perform its hollow identity politics, it seems neither the teams nor their fans read a single one.
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If that's still not enough to satiate your space-based fandom, Hello Games is partnering with I Am 8-Bit for a line of merchandise and special editions called, fittingly, the No Man's Sky Collection.
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I sneak out for a few minutes to snap some photos of the gigantic plant life, and then I head back to the skies, hoping the third planet will satiate my need to explore nature.
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I'm such a fan of clothing swapping, and trading with friends, because it's an eco-friendly (and wallet friendly!) way to satiate the desire for newness and freshness with your wardrobe that every woman feels.
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Various exchange mechanisms have failed to satiate demand for dollars over the last decade, and the various acronyms for the exchange rates - SITME, SIMADI, SICAD, SICAD II, DIPRO, DICOM - have come in for much criticism.
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The president now knows that he can satiate his supporters with impossible promises and symbolic victories, that he can either brush aside the tangible harm as "fake news" or blame it on Democrats in Congress.
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China Eastern's $440 million 10% stake in Air France-KLM will help satiate its desire to own equity in major western businesses while further injecting capital into the national airlines of France and the Netherlands.
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Though the United States has managed to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions while growing its economy, largely by switching from coal to natural gas, other countries have yet to satiate their appetites for dirty energy.
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The poorest communities in the rural outskirts of Puerto Rico didn't have refrigeration, so canned foods like Spam, and salchichas, otherwise known as Vienna sausages, and canned corned beef— were the perfect option to satiate hunger.
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The Yankees could satiate the Orioles' perpetual need for pitching with Domingo German, Luis Cessa or a prospect like Domingo Acevedo, and could offer a position player among outfielder Frazier, third baseman Andujar and Brandon Drury.
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While picking up a copy of 2001's Greatest Hits could easily satiate a newbie, it's the way these songs are injected into albums to dip and dart across genre lines that makes them most effective.
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And surveys suggest Democratic primary voters are mostly content with their options and probably do not desperately crave yet another rich savior to satiate the donor class and make things less eerie in Wall Street boardrooms.
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The account, which violated women's privacy in order to satiate a bunch of creeps online, had been active for over a year and had amassed more than 70,000 followers by the time it was finally shut down.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — America is fascinated by politics, and for one year in every four, the country has a chance to satiate its appetite with nearly non-stop political coverage in the run up to the presidential election.
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There's a little while to wait for the release of Liam Gallagher's first ever solo album As You Were—it's coming on October 6—but to satiate fans' appetites, he's today shared another new track from it.
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Even if settlements like these satiate the public demand for accountability — and it's not clear that this one will — they change none of the underlying conditions that enable companies to violate our privacy in the first place.
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We like to gossip about the climate in our country, searching out forecasts that either scaremonger or satiate, so that we can win arguments or at least fuel conversations about how weathery the weather is going to be.
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Morales agreed to hold a new vote, but that wasn't enough to quell protests or satiate an opposition convinced it would not be possible to hold a fair election as long as he remained in the presidential palace.
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Hughes, no doubt drawn to these cultural centers to satiate his critical palate, couldn't help feeling that New York, even in the 1970s, was no longer the bastion of cultural capital that it had been in the '60s.
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Ruen Pair9040302 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 2424(2351)28246-28183 At Ruen Pair, the pad thai is tender, never too sweet, and just what the doctor ordered to satiate you, especially when paired with their refreshing papaya salad.
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We know this, but in times when we're looking to satiate our cravings for sex, intimacy, or simply some familiar company, what we know is best for us and what we actually do can be two very different things.
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The problem is that, while Bolt App Lock may do exactly what it claims, its true purpose appears to be collecting data on its users to further satiate Facebook's creepy desire to know what everyone is doing at all times.
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The question is whether these concessions are going to be enough to satiate customers who want their devices to be easily repairable and upgradable, and whether the right to repair movement can convince those people to continue demanding fair treatment.
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Spirit brands, such as Flaming Grill, were among the first to increase their food offerings to satiate growing appetites among Britons to drink out less and instead opt for value meals that can also be bought at supermarkets and takeaway shops.
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Granted, there have been a few who have taken up politics who have utilized the opportunity to do good, but unfortunately, far too many who ply this trade do so only to satiate their own egos, and they know it too.
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From Texas toast burgers to tacos to ramen to shawarma and, of course, a hippie food co-op, there's at least 12 different ways to satiate your hunger on a budget, and they're all here in our MUNCHIES Guide to Austin.
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The film is filled with masked parties, ritual orgies, and sexual fantasies, making it the perfect way to satiate your horniness at a time in your life when sex may not be quite as available as it used to be.
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" But a couple of weeks ago, the show's first teasers revealed that Santa Clarita Diet is actually "Drew Barrymore becomes undead, and she and Timothy Olyphant have to figure out how to satiate her bloodlust for human flesh, in the suburbs.
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Truth be told, there's not a celebrity look in the world that could top the Duchess of Sussex's, but still, that doesn't mean these makeup looks aren't enough to satiate your curiosity until you get what you deserve (hey Daniel Martin, call us!).
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Yet the main reason they have made it such a target is because they have few alternative means to satiate the pro-life demands of their voters—including around a quarter of Republicans who vote largely on the basis of this issue.
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Since you (likely) spend five out of the seven days of the week at the office, creating some type of rhythm or routine for getting dressed each morning is the easiest way to satiate any lack of creativity or boredom with your clothing.
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It's been a taxpalooza that might even satiate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE.
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Themed food and merchandise will be available throughout September and October, including a Halloween spirit jersey — which are extremely popular with local guests — and multiple "The Nightmare Before Christmas" Mickey ears too, like the Mayor of Halloweentown, satiate both sides of your personality.
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It was a rush job, a way to prove he's not a one-hit wonder (mission accomplished: "Panini," the only other great song on the EP, is also a hit), and to satiate his fans while he works on his official debut.
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Even with last year's 2017 Touch Bar Macbook Pro roll out replacing the original 2016 Touch Bar model, Apple kept the mid-2015 15-inch Retina Macbook Pro in stock to satiate those who believed it to be the last great Macbook Pro model.
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"The ultimate takeaway here is that the first group to roll over in this whole market was the homebuilders, and they've finally gotten so beaten up that a 1-percent gain in orders is enough to satiate the sellers and to suddenly bring in buyers," he said.
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Though it's still unclear whether an eventual lifting of sanctions could lure Moody's back into the domestic Russia market, Weafer believes there will be enough foreign-denominated debt issued at that point – estimated at $20 billion worth of euro-denominated corporate paper – to satiate global ratings agencies.
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Because after a period of relentless provocations, it pays even more to dilly-dally in the real world, where real world leaders are eager to serve up new concessions and, in so doing, satiate their own egos and, perchance, even dream of winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Related Post While Rowling can and should play off her hyper-prolific body of Harry Potter-related work to satiate the mega Potterheads out there, at some point, we have to ask if Rowling is a dementor draining every bit of living soul from these characters.
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Dimly lit and appointed in furniture you'd find in a countryside tavern, each bouchon is a time portal back to the seventeenth century when silk workers would stop in for wine poured straight from the barrel and dishes that could satiate those who had to skip lunch.
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If survey-sanctioned legal borders are false constructs that societies use for bookkeeping purposes—and, perhaps, to satiate an innate drive to attain and accumulate, since you can't buy something that doesn't have borders—then murkier regions like "neighborhoods" or "the bad part of town" are even more senseless.
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In any case, Untitled Unmastered appears to be a set of unreleased tracks from the 2013 and 2014 sessions that birthed To Pimp a Butterfly, and looks designed to be more of a minor release to satiate fans rather than a full-length follow-up to last year's masterpiece.
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Brown acknowledges Hitler's vicious anti-Semitism as the core of Hitler's appeal — and notes the terrified Jewish community was fleeing from him — but goes on to dismiss it as a play to satiate the rubes (bolding mine): He is credibly credited with being actuated by lofty, unselfish patriotism.
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And even though it's a wildly different type of game in almost every way, No Man's Sky is a kind of anti-Pokémon Go, providing a way for a solitary player to focus inward and satiate their curiosity without any kind of social pressure or acknowledgement that they're playing a game.
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For more ideas on where to eat, drink, and hang out in LA, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to LA. Ruen Pair: At Ruen Pair, the pad thai is tender, never too sweet, and just what the doctor ordered to satiate you, especially when pair with their refreshing papaya salad.
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Though Richmond would go on to build a vibrant scene of its own, in those early days, AVAIL stood out from the pack, and by the time they released their debut album Satiate in 20083, it was clear the young band was cribbing from an entirely different set of notes.
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Tommy Wiseau may have spent the past year taking a post-Disaster Artist victory lap, dropping a brand-new movie with Greg Sestero and periodically dressing up as the Joker to do some suitably bizarre Heath Ledger impressions, but apparently that's not enough to satiate the guy's brilliant creative appetites.
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There's been a few things here and there—a track from Lipgloss Twins, Felicita, and an EP/short film by GFOTY that sounds like Blink-182 the musical—but if you're looking to satiate your appetite then the only consistent source of their output is Charli XCX's Beats 1 show.
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In the episode, Matt and German discuss this issue of access to proper treatment for drug dependence — particularly in rural areas — and the ways in which the government's focus on prevention of future addiction has left many people already dependent on drugs to turn to the black market to satiate their cravings.
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The prospect of James signing with the Los Angeles Lakers — as many front offices would forecast if they were forced into a binding prediction — and the Kawhi Leonard saga in San Antonio should be enough to satiate those captivated by the N.B.A.'s growing reputation as the most heated of hot stove leagues.
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Whereas a fun IRC chat and a quick visit to MySpace was once enough to satiate the part of the brain that craved novelty, now we are like rats coming back for an angry fix and marketers and politicians are beginning to harness this power in ways that are at once ham-handed and frightening.
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And while Netflix has yet to satiate our thirst for any solid information about when season 2 arrives, we can thank the streaming giant for acquiring the rights to the series and bringing this collective obsession with Penn Badgley's twisted, stalker and serial killer Joe Goldberg and his unhealthy dating (and general living) habits into our lives.
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The site, which is formally launching this week, also includes a section where users can ask questions of a panel of so-called 'Ride Gurus' (aka "experienced riders, seasoned drivers, and industry experts") — to satiate curiosity on things like where drivers wait between fares, or ask questions like whether they can bring their dog in an Uber.
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To try and satiate the Lyle's head chef's quest for the perfect pea—that sweet bursting green orb that seems so everyday but actually proves so elusive—I find myself climbing into a car, at 9 AM, among the pigeons and polystyrene of Shoreditch, to drive 127 miles to a vegetable farm somewhere below the Malvern Hills.
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If the central question of Twitter's first decade was how to build a real-time news platform that hundreds of millions of people would want to use, the key question of the next ten years will be deciding just how much it can push the users it has with new features intended to satiate investor appetite for growth before the community breaks apart.
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The symbolism — instead of being filled with love and charm and golden music of angels — became top-heavy, Loring became a mockery of something true, the spontaneous glisten of your words, ideas, became too rich, too satiate, the shadow and color wasn't evenly dappled, the whole goddamn thing, in fact, needed pruning, rewriting, considered direction by someone other than yourself.
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What was left at the top of the page was Jerold's last surviving post from August 27—the most cryptic of his musings from that day: "Meanwhile: Anachrists" Wallace Huff has repeatedly asked the Warren County Sheriff's Office to contact Twitter and obtain information about the IP address that was used to delete Jerold's tweets—data that might give her a better sense of how long her son survived in the woods, and whether he ever leeched off someone's Wi-Fi to satiate his internet addiction.
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The pattern of his pro-Putin, pro-Russia, anti-FBI, anti-intelligence community actions are so one-sided, and the lies and obfuscation surrounding every single Russian meeting and conversation are so consistent, that if this president isn't actually hiding a massive conspiracy, it means the alternative is worse: America elected a chief executive so oblivious to geopolitics, so self-centered and personally insecure, so naturally predisposed to undermine democratic institutions and coddle authoritarians, and so terrible a manager and leader, that he cluelessly surrounded himself with crooks, grifters, and agents of foreign powers, compromising the national security of the US government and undermining 75 years of critical foreign alliances, just to satiate his own ego.
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