At its squidgy centre sits the hallowed principle of "consensus".
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Sometimes, though, she did feel a bit squidgy about being so dumb.
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It's hard not to gush over their squidgy face, boisterous manner and general adorableness.
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Someone's just got to find the resolve to deal with this squidgy state of affairs.
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Other scientists have experimented with robot hands made from squidgy fingers that are perfect for grasping coral.
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Correlations, especially those that use short time spans to measure the relationships among volatile assets, are notoriously squidgy.
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But DOAX3, even considering its new "butt battles" and squidgy Soft Engine physics, looks boring as fuck, so I'll pass.
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In the conversation, Gilbey told Diana that he loved her and called her by the pet name "Squidgy" 53 times.
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I tucked into a little cinnamon swirl and this chocolate-filled pastry, which was delicious: Warm, flaky, slightly squidgy, and not short on filling.
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I tried 10 Second Ninja, but it wasn't really for me—it's in a Super Meat Boy vein, but lacks that game's squidgy, gooey charm.
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Of all of the weird and wonderful ways nature creates resilient bodies, perhaps the most underappreciated is simply being so squidgy your problems just bounce off you.
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Soft robotics has been a promising field of research for years, but these squidgy and flexible creations have been held back by the absence of one important characteristic: strength.
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Team Ninja can't shut up about their fantastic Soft Engine 2.0, which accurately replicates the squidgy areas of human anatomy—by which they of course mean boobs and bums.
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" The piece transcribed a private conversation between Diana and her friend James Gilbey, in which he called her "Squidgy" as a nickname and she referred to life with Charles as "real torture.
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The final dish is the Trump Tower Burger: gloop-y mac and cheese out of a tin with the rest of the squidgy brown fake-mincemeat, served on a brioche bun, as suggested.
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Leaving Sharon for all intents and purposes a single mother of two, and knocking this coupling from its newly solidified foundation back into the squidgy mire — his alcoholism, her disenchantment, their nonexistent sex life.
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Culture is a squidgy concept, but successful firms need people who are adaptable but self-confident enough not to be swung too much by fashion, as well as balance-sheets that are strong enough to absorb mistakes.
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You rifle through your wallet, the one they bought you for your 18th birthday, grown squidgy and worn after years of being wedged full of receipts in your ass pocket: your train home is in two days.
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A crusty roll on the outside and squidgy bread on the inside (a perfect vehicle for catching all those cooked meat juices), top your sandwich off with a decent squirt of mustard to give it a kick.
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Both are characterised by their touch-sensitive squidgy material covering, which isn't hit (as you would a normal piano or keyboard) as much as it is pressed, smudged and tapped in order to create and bend different sounds.
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"Just today, there's a tray of brownies that can't be sold because they were cut wrong," says Stonehouse (in fact, I think I'm eating them—the thin, squidgy rectangles in front of me taste delicious despite their uneven sizes).
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She does this by deconstructing and reconstructing the female body with glee — limbs are dismembered and entwined, a woman-shaped coffee table is dissected, as if by a magician, and a perspex suitcase is stuffed with squidgy vinyl body parts.
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Guang claims to have felt something was amiss shortly after the procedure — she describes a "soft and squidgy feeling" to the touch — but she didn't seek professional medical help until earlier this month, when she started experiencing severe pain in the area.
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Its next product was Blocks: small, modular light boards that also used colored light to guide your playing and help you create new and interesting sounds and beats with taps (and using a similarly squidgy surface to the Seaboard) and then mix them together.
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Whether it is the new Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), from the founder of Facebook and his wife, or the biological subsidiaries being set up by firms such as Alphabet (Google's parent company), IBM and Microsoft, the new Big Idea in Silicon Valley is that in the squidgy worlds of biology and disease there are problems its software engineers can solve.
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SO YES, COME BACK HERE, WHERE YOU CAN WALK FROM ONE SIDE OF THE TOWN TO THE OTHER, AND PINTS COST LESS THAN FIVE POUNDS, AND THE ECONOMY IS HARDY ENOUGH, AND EVERYONE IS SETTLED HERE, AND LIVES A SMALL TOWN LIFE SHUTTLING BETWEEN COMFORTABLE SQUIDGY SOFAS WITH SKY TV IN FRONT OF THEM AND THEN DRINKS IN THE SAME THREE PUBS AD INFINITUM, BECAUSE IS WHAT YOU'RE DOING ANY BETTER?
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If you want to take that feeling and somehow multiply it by a thousand, I suggest buying a monthly train pass to get to and from work, where you queue up for 20 minutes to give someone a decent chunk of your rent so you can get a shitty train twice a day that stinks of sewage and has horrid squidgy little red-grey carpets in it and you can never sit down and it's always too hot or too cold, and for some reason once a week the train stops without warning in a tunnel somewhere between two stations and doesn't move for 40 minutes without any real explanation, and that either means you're late to dinner or late to work – but either way everyone is mad at you!
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Never Sleep was warmly received by the music press, with compliments ranging from "clever, experimental and poppy" to "an intriguing mash-up of grunge, pop and squidgy electronica".
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The TV series revolves around the adventures of Justin. In every episode, Justin encounters a problem of everyday childhood (such as sharing, teamwork, or paying attention). Then Justin and his shape- shifting sidekick Squidgy solve the problems by tackling them in adventures through time and around the world. In every adventure, Justin and Squidgy meet their best friend Olive, who always lives in the place and time they are visiting, and who usually needs their help to accomplish a task.
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After an early career in modelling, she became a fitness instructor. She managed children's interior shop 'Squidgy Things,' where she started designing and decorating children's bedrooms, which launched a career as an interior designer. She describes her own style as evolving, but "[preferring] the bolder colours" . She cites Kelly Hoppen among her influences.
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The sound effects, while subdued, are sometimes disturbing- love the squidgy filter stuff. The cluster-chord piano solo in "Feeding the Machine (Day to Day)" is downright rude, and "A/B Continuity (Resurgence)" is a full-on industrial/techno song. For my money, mastermind D.A. Sebasstian finds a good balance between energetic and mellow. Eleven of the tracks are previously unreleased, eight are reissues.
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In 2016, he won the Canada Screens Award for Best Performance in an Animated Series for his role as Squidgy on Guru's Justin Time. He is Co-Artistic Director of Toronto-based Criminal Theatre, along with playwright and actor Rosa Laborde. In 2002 he was nominated for a Dora Mavor Moore Award with Best Performance by a Male in Independent Theatre for his performance in Jacob Richmond's The Qualities of Zero. He has released two albums, the solo effort Blues For Sunshine (2009) and Scott McCord and the Bonafide Truth (2012).
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Squidgygate or Dianagate, refers to the pre-1990 telephone conversations between Diana, Princess of Wales and a close friend, James Gilbey (heir to Gilbey's Gin), and to the controversy surrounding how those conversations were recorded. During the calls, Gilbey affectionately called Diana by the names "Squidgy" and "Squidge". In the conversation, the Princess of Wales likens her situation to that of a character in the popular British soap opera EastEnders, and expresses concern that she might be pregnant. In 1992, The Sun newspaper publicly revealed the tapes' existence in an article entitled "Squidgygate", which is a cultural reference to the American Watergate scandal of the early 1970s.
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