Either starve to death or go get something to eat.
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I'll come home, get something to eat, take a shower.
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They are all after the same thing: something to eat.
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I stop at Taco Bell to grab something to eat.
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"Our lives revolve around finding something to eat," she said.
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" She was like, "Did you get yourself something to eat?
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"And then I thought: Let's get something to eat," he said.
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At home, I make something to eat, a sparsely dressed salad.
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I unpack a little and scrounge around for something to eat.
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They need to rest, get something to eat, clear the mind.
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Hominins went to great trouble just to acquire something to eat.
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They often knock on the door to grab something to eat.
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And, at the very least, you will have something to eat.
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And once you're in New York, you will need something to eat.
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I needed something to eat, but there was nothing in the house.
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When he stopped to get something to eat, the bees broke out.
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Everywhere, no matter the frontline or climate, there is something to eat.
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That was all I knew, I had to do something to eat.
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After eating, I contemplate buying something to eat later but decide against.
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I decide that because I'm bored, I should go find something to eat.
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It isn't just about having something to eat—it has a dual purpose.
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We dump our backpacks in the apartment and forage for something to eat.
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I wish to say the same to humanity: Give people something to eat!
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But it's good to have something to eat, some water, and to relax.
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Despite the limited choices that SNAP provides, it ensures families something to eat.
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Of course, as on the ship, you're never far from something to eat.
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When we were in a ghetto, Christian neighbors brought us something to eat.
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I remember asking a friend to make sure he got something to eat.
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The other fighters milled around Starbucks, looking for something to eat on Frances' recommendation.
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Just walk around, get something to eat, talk to each other—spending time together.
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After the game we'll probably get something to eat since he's always so hungry.
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No having to get something to eat after the club but before the hotel.
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It was lunchtime, about 1:30, so I decided to grab something to eat.
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After a certain hour of the night, finding something to eat is a struggle.
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When I'm done playing I buy something to eat with the tips I receive.
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Bruised and bleeding, they climbed, praying for a lifeline: jobs, money, something to eat.
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Only after Dr. Abushamma complied with CBP agents was he given something to eat.
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"He told me to go pick something to eat," she said in 2014. Mrs.
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Some kids talked about going to neighbors' houses and asking for something to eat.
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Smollett, 219, said he was out getting something to eat at around 22 a.m.
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Smollett, 22018, said he was out getting something to eat at around 215 a.m.
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"I wish to say the same to humanity: give people something to eat!" he said.
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John Kasich came to the state looking for votes and a little something to eat.
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I walk over to Whole Foods Market to pick up something to eat for dinner.
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Find something to eat—real food, not the gray glue they ate in the warehouses.
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There are thousands who are on the streets looking for something to eat to survive.
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They wanted to grab something to eat; he insisted on staying for Jason Aldean's performance.
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Spencer eventually gets something to eat in the hospital cafeteria which is thankfully still open.
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We took a walk through the neighborhood, stopping for a drink and something to eat.
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G. texts to see if I want to grab something to eat and I say yes.
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I realize I haven't eaten enough tonight, so we head out to grab something to eat.
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I make something to eat at home to make myself feel better about this boring purchase.
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As a result, there seemed to be a dependable supply of something to eat, he says.
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I've been throwing up, throwing up, sleeping in the street, trying to find something to eat.
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If it had, they wouldn't be scrounging for garbage in the streets for something to eat.
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When we got back to land, he asked if I wanted to get something to eat.
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He asked Ms. Baranowski to bring him something to eat, and fondled her again, she said.
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"The policemen took the pilots and drove them to get something to eat," Ms. Roberts said.
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I pour a glass of wine and rummage through my fridge to find something to eat.
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"That way I don't bleed myself dry trying to find something to eat here," he said.
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Orpheus longs for a world where everyone is cared for; Eurydice just wants something to eat.
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We agreed to get something to eat and talk about it more later on in the summer.
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We are obliged to go farming and hunting far away, where we can find something to eat.
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We went to a canteen to have something to eat, when there was suddenly a big blast.
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If you want to ask someone for a coffee or something to eat, there's artwork for that.
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So pay for a hotel room and buy something to eat, you don't have any more money.
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In drought stricken areas, emaciated cows root around the bare earth trying to find something to eat.
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It's called the Basic Needs Hub — a space for anyone on campus who needs something to eat.
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"Every time I try to fix myself something to eat or drink, he'll do this," Marjorie said.
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But any survivors would need to be able to find something to eat, which is not assured.
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It's the gracious thing to do, and, you'll know that you have something to eat. Win-win.
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Whenever we saw homeless people, he'd have us take them to McDonald's and buy them something to eat.
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Bringing enough to share means that you have something to eat, and it keeps you from standing out.
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There, alone in the jungle, the story goes, she regained her strength, scrounged something to eat, and survived.
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To her disappointment, Garafola told her they would simply go for a walk or grab something to eat.
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When I get there, I usually like to have something to eat and maybe a couple of pops.
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At a certain point, she realized it might be a good idea if she had something to eat.
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But on Saturday, few of them appeared to be buying anything other than something to eat or drink.
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The ants were cinnamon-colored, hundreds of thousands of them, all racing about, searching for something to eat.
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After the attack, Calhoun-Murdock allegedly took a shower and then made something to eat and watched television.
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Centuries ago, "if you were starving and got something to eat, you were mighty thankful," Butash told HuffPost.
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I thanked them for their help and walked back to the city center to get something to eat.
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"If you don't have something to eat, you make tea with sugar and eat it with bread," he said.
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It took eons for me to get a drink, order something to eat, or get a glass of water.
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I get up to take a shower, do my skincare routine, do the dishes, and find something to eat.
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But mornings can be hard enough without having to figure out something to eat — especially when it's 6 a.m.
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I tidy up my room and H. calls to ask if I want to go get something to eat.
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Blessings in a Backpack normally tries to ensure that free school lunch recipients have something to eat on weekends.
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When I strayed from the show to look for something to eat, a young man raced up behind me.
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Back at the dorm, she explained, it's easier to take "poverty naps" than to forage for something to eat.
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They gave us something to eat, and then I had the luxury of arriving in Miami in a helicopter.
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" And she said, "Oh, well I should have told you that you could have gotten yourself something to eat.
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Although not technically something to eat in Lisbon, Ginjinha (shortened to ginja) is a notable shot to drink instead.
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We got talking and he told me that his name was Carlos* and took me for something to eat.
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He had been leaving his apartment to get something to eat when Mr. Amilcar confronted him in the lobby.
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"I want to cook the person something to eat [after sex] when I'm high," said one 33-year-old male.
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The pickup goes a lot smoother than I expected it would, and I have time to grab something to eat.
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If you get something to eat, great, but the most important thing is to be outside where the stories are.
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"I had something to eat, and it got to be 9 o'clock or so," he said and went to bed.
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In August 2004, Mr. Allen met her at a fast-food restaurant in Nashville and bought her something to eat.
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Once in Tokyo, he struggles to stay dry, find something to eat, a place to live, a way to live.
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A community soon grew, so Figlmüller decided his thirsty customers needed something to eat alongside their drinks: Enter, the schnitzel.
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In El Camino, Walt and Jesse meet up the next morning in a dingy motel and grab something to eat.
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When she went to get something to eat, she said she was given a specific prohibition by a production assistant.
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"My business is to make people happy, to give them something to eat, to see their smiles," said Abou Draa, 38.
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I get something to eat and pay for it with my work credit card ($6.47 expensed) since it's a business trip.
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If I'm doing a sound check and there's a limited amount of food at the venue, I'll find something to eat.
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These animals have learned to associate humans with food, so they come into towns and backyards looking for something to eat.
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People will rush to buy these tickets and wind up paying $1,500, because they check bags or want something to eat.
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In 1990, his father, who developed epilepsy late in life, walked to his refrigerator one day to get something to eat.
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But I insisted, and, in the end, Achour sent his son to the village to find something to eat and drink.
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"These small farming changes mean the community will have something to eat and sell when water becomes more scarce," Nthianandham said.
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"Maduro has reduced ordinary Venezuelans who once lived in prosperity to rooting through dumpsters to find something to eat," he said.
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Trump looks like he just spotted his car, or something to eat, and someone has once again grabbed his hand without permission.
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This could include taking a walk (my personal favorite), grabbing something to eat or drink, or visiting a useful or inspiring website.
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Smollett, a cast member of the TV show "Empire," said he was in Chicago getting something to eat at around 2 a.m.
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"Keep two bucks so you can get yourself something to eat," Chiki said, in what turned out to be a wiretapped conversation.
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"It's really dire," said Bettina Luescher, a spokeswoman for the agency, citing accounts of residents sifting through garbage for something to eat.
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About a third of the one-page recommendations will direct you to something to eat in New York's most ethnically diverse borough.
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Sunday I might make gravlax, so there's something to eat that's not turkey for Friday lunch (that's planning ahead, huh?), after Thanksgiving.
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I'd like to make chicken congee this weekend, for a gentle Sunday lunch, something to eat while watching Notre Dame play Louisville.
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Florence Fabricant, charged with pairing the winners with something to eat, thought the grapes could handle food with some complexity and heat.
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Before getting something to eat and continuing to his gate, he stopped for about 15 minutes to hear the Apollo Chamber Players.
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Walking down the alleyway that led to my apartment, I couldn't go five paces without running into something to eat or drink.
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We park at different ends of the mall and meet in the middle at the food court to grab something to eat.
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He was leaving his apartment building on Flatbush Avenue in the Flatbush neighborhood to get something to eat around 5:45 p.m.
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Elsewhere on the slab, pterosaurs walked around and even left indentations in the ground where they were pecking for something to eat.
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There's also this ... Meek asked if he could go inside the hotel to get something to eat, but he was still denied.
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I scrounge up something to eat even though I'm going on a Bumble dinner date, because I don't want to be hangry later.
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It's best to search for them in the early morning, Thron said, when the animals are resting or looking for something to eat.
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"I offered to get her something to eat and her favorite thing to eat is a burger so I chose Chili's," he said.
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I want to grab something to eat on the way to my gate, but I'm more worried about actually getting on this plane.
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"I'd put gas in my car, I'd buy something to eat, and then I'd spend the rest of it on drugs," Nelson says.
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Up at 6:30 in the morning, do your hygiene, get something to eat, do your chores, get to work at 9:00.
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But they still kept it casual at times when looking for something to eat — paparazzi spotted the couple eating at McDonald's while overseas.
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The only treatment they get is they have to stay under a bridge, and go through the garbage to find something to eat.
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Standing among 50,000 items with a basket that can only hold a few of them is not conducive toward actually finding something to eat.
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In fact, I usually get a lot more done in the morning than I do in the afternoon after I've had something to eat.
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She decided to pull off of the highway to get something to eat with her daughter and two grandchildren who were in the car.
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He decides to continue his search for Birkenstocks, so we bike to the local shopping area, but first get drinks and something to eat.
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We were shy at first — being British and all — would they, er, maybe like to come 'round for something to eat on Friday night?
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The next day my wife even got a call on her cell phone from her father asking her to bring him something to eat.
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I'd say I spend about a quarter of my time not working—checking my phone, having a cigarette outside, or grabbing something to eat.
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I want him to feel like he can go right to the refrigerator and grab something to eat or he can come to me.
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After hours on the road, Mr. Carter finally stopped for something to eat: fried shrimp and fish at the V & P Seafood and Deli.
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"I didn't think about if it (the seven pizzas) would be enough -- I just figured everyone would have something to eat," Colunga told CNN.
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Grackles, for example, might look under rocks at the beach for something to eat, or switch to discarded sandwich wrappers in a city park.
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Those people have got so many more stories and a lot of the people I still meet with when I'm getting something to eat.
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After his appearance as Santa, Gooden was ushered to a private room, where he was given something to eat before being driven back home.
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FAMILY At home, I have a little something to eat and then FaceTime with my 97-year-old mother and her caregiver in Florida.
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"It will cost me more to get there to pick them up than it will to just buy them something to eat," she said.
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Jussie Smollett, 36, had reportedly arrived in Chicago from New York City late Monday and ventured out to get something to eat, according to TMZ.
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I waddle through Trader Joe's and pick up a salad, pizza, and another cold brew so I can have something to eat tomorrow for lunch.
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Medics suggested he get something to eat and drink before boarding, and that's when Murry decided she would stay to help any way she could.
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Invited in for something to eat, he lined up with the students and sat down for a meal of roast chicken, cauliflower cheese and vegetables.
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I'll boil up a pot of tea, grab something to eat, and I'll settle on the couch until I've burned through at least 50 pages.
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I make a cup of chai tea and look for something to eat for breakfast, but come up short so I head out the door.
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I would give Brenda 50 bucks and say, "Okay, I want you to buy Aaliya something to eat"—just to build that bond between them.
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The satisfaction of watching people smile when you make them something to eat that they enjoy is crazy and I just wanted it to continue.
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Dr. Tedeschi's parting advice for doing that: "Remember to have something to eat, and to drink some non-alcoholic beverages, especially on hot summer days."
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SPICE OF LIFE Late afternoon, 6 or 6:30, I'll make something to eat here or go to this great restaurant called Sociale in Brooklyn.
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Make sure you're giving everyone time to take breaks, turn off their video and audio, stretch their legs, or grab something to eat and drink.
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"I came here because I thought they would give me something to eat," said Mr. Romero, referring to the handouts often seen at government rallies.
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But if you walked into someone's kitchen and said you were hungry they might think out of politeness they should offer you something to eat.
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On the Enterprise, you asked the computer's "replicator" when you wanted something to eat or drink and it materialized before you—no alien workers necessary.
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After the game, the guys and I went to get a Coke and something to eat like we always did, but my sister went home.
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I spend the morning cooking so I'll have something to eat for dinner, but my friend texts to see if I'd like dinner with her tonight.
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Provided you can get something to eat on Thursday however, padlocking your pantry on Monday may actually improve brain function—according to rodent studies, at least.
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After giggling all the way to our usual spot to get something to eat, A. walked me back to my dorm before our curfew at 9.
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Most voting locations have barbecues, so there's always something to eat while you wait in line (which usually isn't for more than five or 10 minutes).
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There might be a case with the second ballot where, depending on what time it as a delegate might have to go get something to eat.
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They're a young gay boy and trans girl who've run away from home and come to New York, and now could just use something to eat.
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Who knows, it might be warm and dry there, and the forgotten classmate might give him something to eat and even offer shelter for the night.
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I was not in there for long and I was okay, but now I don't even get on an elevator without at least something to eat.
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"We had no breakfast, my granddaughter had been pushing for something to eat, and I said wait until we are on the plane," James told the BBC.
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C. and I are the only ones left with the birthday boy and his very drunk friend, so we head out to look for something to eat.
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I'll stop at a store to get something to eat and put on these slip-ons to go inside, and then I start to sweat and shiver.
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For one, it makes you realize the difference between actually wanting a drink/cigarette/something to eat rather than reaching for it out of habit or boredom.
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Their first date a couple of weeks later was at a library on campus where they studied for exams, and then later picked up something to eat.
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" Schumer took a shot at anyone trying to make a woman enjoying something to eat into a newsworthy photo, tweeting back, "so much love for this shot!
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"They wouldn't pay me anything, but I would get a piece of bread, something to eat," he was quoted as saying last year in The Jewish Journal.
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"Typically, they will drop their bags off and rush into the kitchen for something to eat and/or drink," Lavin says as he moves into the kitchen.
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You could make my recipe for stuffed jalapeños and cook them in a covered grill, for an appetizer or something to eat with a lot of beer.
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But for a 7-or 8-year-old to write you a letter saying, 'I've been hungry and thanks to you I had something to eat,' is heartbreaking.
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"When I first turned up they took all my bags and told me to go downstairs and grab something to eat," he said of the Veterans Aid staff.
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I have another hour and a half before lunch, so I power through tying up a couple of loose ends on projects before I order something to eat.
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As the ice polar bears depend on to hunt and rest disappears, more of the animals are appearing in Russian towns and homes looking for something to eat.
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While many people rush through breakfast or skip it entirely, Huffington suggests not just "grabbing something" to eat, but enjoying powering up at the beginning of the day.
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But when Lawrence-Daley became hungry and heard that room service had ended for the night, she told her husband she was going to find something to eat.
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"Fishery equipment is the best tool for them to catch something to eat quickly," FAO's representative in South Sudan, Serge Tissot, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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We bought our tickets online the night before (I used my AMC gift card), but I had hoped to stop and get something to eat before the movie.
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Fortune is such an abstract idea to the struggling Kims that Ki-woo's mother, Chung-sook, wonders why Min couldn't have just brought them something to eat instead.
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In August 2004, Johnny M. Allen, 43, a real estate broker, picked up Ms. Brown at a fast-food restaurant in Nashville and bought her something to eat.
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Every day Alonso makes food and does laundry for the family at their house in Bolingbrook, a Chicago suburb, and brings her husband clean clothes and something to eat.
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"It's hard to believe that you go get the kids something to eat and you bring home a lethal toy," Michael Jones, the boy's grandfather, told the Chicago Tribune.
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The beer garden has no food of its own, but you can order something to eat from some of the other stalls, and waiters will bring it to you.
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As the ice polar bears' habitat they depend on to hunt and rest disappears, more of them are appearing in Russian towns and homes looking for something to eat.
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I imagined Fred edging out of his wooden house to find something to eat, a young specimen of an old species on a young island in an old world.
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Speidel was home watching the game with his parents when he announced that he was heading to Columbus North to put up some shots and grab something to eat.
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She had never met Mr. Durant, except maybe when he was a little boy and Chucky brought the kids from the recreation center by to get something to eat.
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I honestly didn't miss the human interaction, and I especially wouldn't if I were headed to lunch with friends or had to grab-and-go something to eat quickly.
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Instead, I hunkered down alone while my husband went to work, feeling like a housewife whose only obligation was to make sure we had something to eat by 7 p.m.
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We were out grabbing some some drinks and something to eat [on October 18], and he was taking me home and was like, 'You wanna go get those Gritty tattoos?
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The morning I had to crawl from my bedroom to the kitchen for something to eat because I had so little energy forced me into a moment of self-awareness.
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"They (the government) don't care about the food issue, just about getting people something to eat while they get through the elections," said Susana Raffalli, a consultant with charity Caritas.
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The double-decker bus is parked up and, even on a chilly November day, local people are gathered round, sitting outside and having something to eat, or simply enjoying a chat.
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Then I stepped back, had something to eat and drink, went for a little walk, came back to the computer and re-read my messages in a better frame of mind.
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Working out on an empty stomach is supposed to help you lose fat faster than the same amount of exercise done later in the day, after you've had something to eat.
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Morrison was dressed but wasn't playing much because he'd arrived to the rink late, and toward the end of the game he decided he might as well get something to eat.
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And when Parrish Stephen Rowland, who spent Friday night hunkered down at his Charleston apartment complex, wanted something to eat late Saturday morning, he had to wade through waist-deep water.
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Mr. Espinosa said that the man asked for something to eat, and he tossed him snacks from his lunch and bottles of water until rescuers from the Houston Fire Department arrived.
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Why yes, that is a makeup brush in his tiny little hand, and he does appear to be helping his mom with her flawless look while having a little something to eat.
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And certain publications will post the most unflattering photos of you no matter what, but that's fine, because you'll have something to talk about at dinner parties, and also something to eat.
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Often times I would see the talent, or television show hosts, taking a break from the studio and grabbing something to eat in the cafeteria and they always smiled and said hello.
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"By 18 it was just so hard to exist — to go to the grocery store, to go get something to eat with my mom, it was just was too much," she says.
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More than 30 shops and kiosks, about half of them offering something to eat or drink, fill the 325-foot-long concourse on the station's mezzanine level just south of the turnstiles.
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The options for something to eat in the Essex Crossing complex are about to grow considerably with the opening of the Market Line, a culinary collection beneath the recently opened Essex Market.
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We had been drinking for hours, a stranger had vomited on one of us, and by the end of the night, all we wanted was to get something to eat and go home.
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During the remainder of the 30-minute call, the three adults can be heard asking Jayme if she wanted a blanket — which she accepted — or if she wanted something to eat or drink.
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"It's still like a bad dream, like I'm gonna wake up in the morning and my baby's gonna be smiling at me asking for something to eat, like he always does," Gunner added.
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Even in poor places such as India, where famine still struck until the mid-20th century, the assumption that everyone will have something to eat is increasingly built into the rhythm of life.
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"Since he was little, I would tell him when we would go get something to eat to go pick a table or a person, and we've always paid for their dinner," Gandarilla says.
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Maybe it was a friend who wanted to talk about his painful breakup, or a colleague who was caught in a swirl of anxiety, or a homeless person who needed something to eat.
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You try and get something to eat, and you're holding onto the table with one hand, so you don't fall off your chair, and you're holding onto your plate with your other hand.
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"A lot of times at work if I'm on an inspection, I'll bring a Clif Bar with me or stop [for] fast food and grab something to eat to satisfy [my] hunger," Denis said.
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"These small changes mean the community will have something to eat and sell when water becomes more scarce," said Brandon Nthianandham, a rural worker for a food security trust helping farmers in the region.
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In the past young people went out for a drink and perhaps had something to eat at the same time, says Kate Nicholls, head of the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers, a trade group.
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While Chris' dad becomes progressively inebriated, his son takes out the recycling full of old beer cans, fixes the water heater so he can wash the dishes, and makes his dad something to eat.
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Cape Town, South Africa (CNN)When Rosie Mashale moved to Khayelitsha -- Cape Town, South Africa's largest township -- she was alarmed to see children in the dump near her home, scavenging for something to eat.
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You can tell when someone is hugging and kissing their pet, and asking to take breaks so they can give their animal a drink or something to eat or a chance to run around.
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Government authorities "need to give them some kind of food aid so that they'll at least have something to eat," she told the Foundation following a news conference the previous day with local reporters.
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Government authorities "need to give them some kind of food aid so that they'll at least have something to eat," she told the Foundation following a news conference the previous day with local reporters.
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You are in the moment, and the moment can go for eight hours or for two minutes, or whatever, until the phone rings, or you know, you have to go get something to eat.
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To safeguard his bees, Mr. Adee's employees lay a pad made of yeast, sugar and other nutrients under the lid of a hive to give the bees something to eat before the trees bloom.
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I spent £10 [$13] on food over the week and another £1.50 [$1.95] on a bus fare to pick up some pastries on a day when I got fairly desperate for something to eat.
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One day last week, he had spent the morning doing some paving work as a day laborer, bringing in less than $6 an hour, before stopping for something to eat at a homeless ministry.
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"To me, the notion that at a funeral you couldn't get a cup of tea or something to eat to stave off hunger or maintain your blood-sugar level just doesn't make sense," he said.
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When you need to pay rent, or feed your family, or just find something to eat yourself, and there is nowhere else to turn, the poor turn to crime, and that usually means selling drugs.
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He later testified in court that his parents punished Erica by withholding food, and that Casey Parsons would give Erica canned dog food up to twice a month if she was caught sneaking something to eat.
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The woman, who believed in Sufism, or Islamic mysticism, told him she saw and talked to dead people all the time, even threw food to them (a common practice to give the spirits something to eat).
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The mood is a little bit down, but by the time they get home and they get something to eat, they'll be ready to go back and go to New York and have a great game.
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Diplomacy has failed, bombardment has escalated, and now even the small group of committed Syrians who were just trying to help the helpless on all sides heal and have something to eat had come under attack.
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Police told AL.com they think Royster could've been on narcotics, which only goes partway toward explaining why the hell he would commit a felony just to take a nice bath and fix himself something to eat.
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Cereal manufacturers know this and, since business began to decline in the 1990s, have been trying to pitch cereal as something to eat as a non-breakfast item—in a snack bar or cracker, for example.
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They would lie on the ground with their pale eyes already growing dim and take balls of snow and put it in their mouths, just to feel as if they had something to eat before they died.
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She found that trapdoors, burrowed underground, tended to survive fires; sometimes they burrowed out a different way to avoid scorpions and centipedes that were looking for something to eat after the fire, or that were taking refuge themselves.
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According to a confession to police shortly after Luna's death, McClellan said Luna was hungry and roused her stepdad of three months from sleep to ask for something to eat, the court official, who saw the confession tape, confirms.
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Scenes of Venezuelans picking through garbage in a search for something to eat has for years been a symbol of the nation's economic meltdown, which has been marked by widespread shortages of food and medicine as well as hyperinflation.
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When you're ready for something to eat, there are great choices of prepared food and places to sit at Peck's (455A Myrtle Avenue), where best sellers include gougères baked with Gruyère, black pepper and chives, and lamb shawarma sandwiches.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: My plan for the day was to pay a quick visit to the Museum of the City of New York in the morning, grab something to eat and go to the Met in the afternoon.
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Not being able to eat the same quantity as an adult and not being able to "just whip out something to eat in the middle of their lessons as needed" means that children require "nutrient-dense meals and snacks," she said.
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Then I'll sit in the office with a couple of the guys, watching TV. JAZZ BRUNCH I usually get out of here about an hour after the service is over, and my wife and I will get something to eat.
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"I find it helps to write down what my 'plan' for the day is — some things may shift as needed, but having a vision in mind means I'm not aimlessly searching for something to eat at meal times," she said.
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Soon after killing Luna, McClellan confessed to investigators that she was hungry and had roused her stepdad of three months from sleep to ask for something to eat, a court official, who saw the confession tape, previously confirmed to PEOPLE.
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Simulating that "burglar alarm" would signal to nearby squid that there was something to eat nearby, so Widder developed a new kind of lure, one that could imitate certain bioluminescent displays given off by prey animals, known as the electronic jellyfish.
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The kinship I felt reminded me of the bond I imagine my mother has when she talks about "Tracee" (Ellis Ross) or "Chris" (Rock), as if they could walk through our door at any moment and fix themselves something to eat.
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Then get home soon as you can to make something to eat while you three-screen the results on TV, on the home page of The Times and on the phone on which you stab buttons in exchange for dopamine.
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"Arverne needs something to eat," said Claudette Flatow of Cuisine by Claudette, a health-conscious cafe on bustling Beach 268th Street that will also open a new restaurant on the ground floor of the Tides at the end of this month.
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First, he had to tell us what a truck stop actually is:It's like a small city where truckers on long trips can take a break, get something to eat, get a haircut, do laundry, get their truck washed — or their dog washed!
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I went through security but didn't have time to get something to eat at the fancy place, and so I got a premade fried chicken sandwich, which I would eat and feel every preservative and every sodium molecule course through my blood.
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I wasn't Googling every fact ever posted about them online, I was instead watching them interact with a cashier, look for a place to sit on the BART, or choose something to eat, and trying to extrapolate a whole person from that.
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Akoya Emmanuel said she had two choices Friday morning: make the trek into town to find bleach to clean the mold from the exposed walls of her home or stand in line for hours to ensure her two daughters had something to eat that day.
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He tastes my food to make sure it doesn't have meat in it and if it does he will drive to a new place just to make sure I get something to eat, even though I don't expect or ask him for those things.
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Better known as the Extremely Spunky Border Terrier, Jade is the hardest-working canine in puzzledom, in that she watches my every move with nerve-racking and laserlike precision on the off chance that I might be getting ready to give her something to eat.
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According to the complaint, Aranda repeatedly asked a woman to buy him "something to eat or at least give him some money," and after being asked to leave by a restaurant employee, he allegedly grabbed full glasses of ice water and tea, throwing them at the woman.
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Don Santiago told his cook to give her something to eat, instructed his housemaids to prepare a bath and bed for her, and the stable boy to go first to Santa Fe and find the doctor, and then to look for the goats before someone stole them.
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Customers who don't grasp the I♥NY concept when they see pasta and pizza and Chinese food will still find something to eat, whether they're drinking mezcal below the Diego Rivera-inspired tapestry on the second floor or settling in for a couple of hours at the restaurant.
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SAINT THOMAS, US Virgin Islands — Akoya Emmanuel said she had two choices Friday morning: make the trek into town to find bleach to clean the mold from the exposed walls of her home or stand in line for hours to ensure her two daughters had something to eat that day.
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Men, on the other hand, are much more likely to want to get up and get something to eat, smoke a cigarette, ingest a drink or do something else that keeps the surges of dopamine rolling now that the body is no longer producing as much in its post-orgasmic state.
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If you're walking down the trail in, you might have a bear following you acting suspiciously and really paying attention to you, checking you out and thinking you are potentially something to eat, that's why you fight back in that case because you don't want to be an easy meal.
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I had brought a carton of butternut squash soup so I'd have something to eat in a pinch, and I took several gulps of it for nourishment (cold!) before heading down to meet the publicists and journalists in the lobby so we could catch our shuttle to the set of Ghostbusters.
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"The one thing I loved more than anything, the one thing that gave me something to eat, it gave me money ... the only thing I had going for myself and my family ... the one thing I felt I could make a living out of betrayed me in 10 seconds," he said.
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Five men who were doing subcontracting work at a refinery were staying at a local hotel and had been drinking beer most of the day when they went to get something to eat, Simon O'Connell, a deputy district attorney with the Contra Costa District Attorney's Office, said in an interview on Friday.
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STARBUCKS EMPLOYEES, CUSTOMERS EXPRESS CONCERN OVER NEW POLICY: &aposI CAN&aposT SEE HOW THIS WILL WORK&apos " Nothing like a horse & buggie going through taco bell drive thru in litch, the man needed his chew & something to eat!" she wrote of the clip, which has since been viewed over 11,000 times on the platform.
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Tabichi, who is also a Franciscan brother, has made it his mission to transform the culture at the school by taking the students under his wing as a mentor, often visiting their families at home to discuss any problems, and teaching them how to grow drought-resistant crops so they always have something to eat.
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Whether you're the lone vegan in a sea of butter- and egg-eaters or you know there's gonna be that one co-worker or friend who will really appreciate having SOMETHING to eat, these chocolate chip cookies come from vegan baker and food writer extraordinaire Alicia Kennedy, and they won't fail to satisfy just about anyone.
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After the first match I saw, some stepped outside or got something to eat, others gathered around a screen in the middle of the hall showing a Twitch stream operated by NuggetBridge, an online competitive Pokemon community, staffed by two in-hall announcers sporting snazzy headsets and a fella operating and monitoring the stream from a laptop.
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"Even the Dogs" is about a group of people that most novels, and probably most readers of novels, avoid or fail to see properly—young drug addicts and alcoholics, the desperate unemployed, drifting from hostel to support housing and on to makeshift squat, roaming around town looking for the next fix, or just for something to eat.
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"When you get on Instagram and you're trying to take a break from your real, tough life — maybe it's because your kid has been asking for something to eat every 24 seconds — you don't want to see your own stuff; you want to see the dream" of an idealized home, said Allison Schaeffer, 2700, who lives in San Diego and follows dozens of personal home-décor accounts.
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"When you get on Instagram and you're trying to take a break from your real, tough life — maybe it's because your kid has been asking for something to eat every 24 seconds — you don't want to see your own stuff; you want to see the dream" of an idealized home, said Allison Schaeffer, 2700, who lives in San Diego and follows dozens of personal home-décor accounts.
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I'll go philosophical here: If the purpose of cheese is to extend the life of milk, and you're taking a protein and you're making it last longer to ensure that your community or your farm or your family has something to eat down the road, processed cheese is an extension of that logic — though at the cost of flavor, the taste of an individual region, and small farms.
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I used to leave home at 6 AM to go to London and then I'd work from 9 AM until around 6 PM. Then I'd leave and have calls [relating to vinyl purchases] booked the whole way back, so I'd be doing them around 8:30 PM until 10 PM. I'd get home, have something to eat, crash out, and then get up at 5:30 AM to go to London again and do the same thing.
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