Sure, it's just the two pieces squished together, but they're squished together in an important, official way.
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Image: Jennifer de LongpreIf you need to get your bearings, the squished brain looking stuff is a squished brain.
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Mario bounces off the squished remains with a gentle hop.
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The crew was squished by 22019G on the way home.
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As you sit down, they get squished to maximum size.
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Tomatoes get squished if they are packed into big sacks.
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Each Eero is roughly the size of a large, squished hamburger.
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It's old squished grapes mixed with yeast that get you drunk.
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Also, someone has to scrape this squished wax off the floor.
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This brand new spread isn't just squished up avo, oh no.
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Mine didn't come like that, but he did look squished. pic.twitter.
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It was almost like her personality got squished out of her.
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And even run when squished to a quarter of their size.
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If they were squished between a hamburger bun and topped with lettuce.
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Private members' bills, the main route available, are easily squished by filibustering.
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Now we're squished into a cubbyhole washed in a sensual, blue light.
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At a basic level, MXene is a hydrogel squished between oxide metal.
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It's pretty much just a piece of chicken between two squished buns.
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"Her diagnosis was that Jason Momoa had squished my hands," Benioff revealed.
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Instead, it has a standard, but severely squished, row of function keys.
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Or even squished too tightly on an airplane, a subway, a train.
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I had squished them, although they were somehow still attached to my head.
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"I said, 'I cannot live all squished together any longer,' " Ms. Zunino recalled.
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As a result, I am squished up against the window and deeply uncomfortable.
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As the Pacific Plate moves north, Alaska essentially is getting squished, West said.
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"Please, no smash," from 2015, is static, squished in from floor to ceiling.
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Mark Kelly explained more succinctly: "He's been squished back to normal height." video
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The bite is collapsed, the lower jaw is squished into the upper jaw.
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The little dino had probably been squished out of its egg before it hatched.
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It gets even better when the fireball gets squished to release even more fire.
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One of his sneakers squished when he walked, drenched as it was with blood.
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I can't breathe, I'm so squished," she said, before adding, "I eat salads, okay?
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One of his sneakers squished when he walked, so drenched it was with blood.
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Even if he's squished into Basic Economy, he'll feel like he's flying Business Class.
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The visibly squished pillows call attention to the weight of the stones, of course.
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A Good Appetite Raspberries get squished on the way back from the farmers' market?
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Like many women, she lives squished up against the glass of her own body.
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"If it was squished, it would look like a piece of gum," she said.
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"There is something to the intimacy and scale of being squished in," he said.
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So, all of a sudden it becomes politicized, and this poor little guy gets squished.
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The croissant itself was also very squished, which is not how I like my croissants.
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Ruth's hands are squished together under one cheek, a sleeping child from a Christmas card.
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This month, he released his first children's book, "Splat!" about things being squished and smashed.
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Pronger, who is two times Bieber's size, squished Bieber against the boards for a few seconds.
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" And strain gauges are "deformation-sensitive resistors, that slightly change their resistance when stretched or squished.
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If you can afford it, sit in first class, where people aren't so squished together. 123.
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Forget rows of squished toilet cubicles — each individual bathroom was bigger than my bedroom at home.
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I just want to be smothered during sex, squished like I'm a crab under a rock.
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Carol turned off the TV. Somehow, somewhere inside her, love and torture had got squished together.
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Jaime and Cersei Lannister: Dead, squished like little paninis by the rubble of the Red Keep.
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I sculpted his head out of mashed potatoes on Thanksgiving and squished gravy all over it.
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Virgin Active recently sold its less luxurious facilities in Britain to avoid being squished in the middle.
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I can only eat a small amount before getting full on account of my stomach being squished.
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Lastly, let's look at "Face with tears of joy": Why is your face so squished, Android emoji?
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A young Hadid is getting squished in an embrace by big sis Gigi, and it's the cutest.
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It still tastes pretty great, but the fries are definitely less crispy once squished into a tortilla.
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There was no ache on the top of my head, and I experienced very little squished ear syndrome.
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Nobody wants to look at ads, so they get squished between posts that matter from friends and family.
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It looks like Vizio took its also cheap 29-inch 2.0 soundbar and squished it on both ends.
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The bun was a little squished, but it was packed full of meat, cheese, and thick-cut toppings.
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That's 333,000 times the mass of the entire Earth squished into a ball roughly the size of Manhattan.
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If you're reading this on the subway, perhaps you're sitting (or squished like a sardine) near an ad.
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But even with that kind of method, there's still the possibility that it could get squished during closure.
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On some private planes, you can stretch out on a sofa instead of being squished between other passengers.
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Though they're plasmas, scientists have long predicted that these squished atoms should eventually crystallize, beginning at the stars' centers.
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Watching a giant ball of foil get squished and then used to fry up an egg is supremely satisfying.
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The whole Sun squished up into a black hole would be less than six kilometers, or four miles, across.
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We had built entire puppets that the heads came off of, and squished, and blood went in every direction.
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The amount of warming that would have happened without geoengineering over fifty years is essentially squished into a decade.
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In the bath, the scent of the hops was only noticeable when I squished a flower between my fingers.
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Cats are apt to perch wherever they please — on your keyboard, atop the refrigerator, or squished into a box.
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I don't remember the occasion, but I remember being squished in the back of a taxi with him once.
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This means that when you bite in, everything yields easily, at the same pace, and nothing is squished out.
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But if I squished my cheek against the glass, I did get a nice view of the Willis Tower.
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"I make a lot of work that has heterogeneity in it — genre, forms, style all squished together," he said.
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Only some people got a meal though, and she and others were squished into a standing-room-only area above.
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When they're cut into identical circles, it's like watching bubble gum being squished and shaped in the most satisfying way.
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The new Moto G4 is sort of like someone took the 2015 model and squished it in a hydraulic press.
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And with the keyboard squished in the lower quarter of the handset, the whole thing is top heavy when typing.
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The blueberries started off all squished together, but as the muffin expanded they started to move away from each other.
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It's either you look at this picture of a squished Chris Hemsworth, or you look at no celebs at all.
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In retrospect, the film is really a bursting-at-the-seams collection of oddball characters, squished between countless celebrity cameos.
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Speaking of Walkers, it looks like Baze Malbus and Chirrut Îmwe are about to be squished by one on Scarif.
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Torsos are busted, a character named Tennessee wears a hat, an alien gets squished by a bit of factory equipment.
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Mr. Bovan was clad in his signature New Romantic wares, squished between the photographer Ellen von Unwerth — and his mother.
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The flat wine bottles are not without their squished siblings when it comes to entrepreneurs experimenting with reshaping food products.
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Stamos stayed in character as he squished the face of one of the actors — a kid in a crab costume.
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As we squished through the marsh after examining the doomed nestlings, I asked if his work felt like a deathwatch.
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" One trip to the emergency room later and Benioff said that the doctor pronounced, "Oh yeah, your friend squished your hand.
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They are one of the most surprising couples of the season Jenna feels like she's being squished into a little ball.
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Models can be squished and stretched and flung about the screen much more easily now than they could 20 years ago.
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Stock up now, while you're thinking about it—there's a carpet near you that needs some putty squished in it, stat.
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His synthesizer lines whistled, gurgled, cackled, squished, snickered and belched; their pitches might wriggle, and their tones could bristle and bite.
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It also has a very 1970s vibe, with the large all-cap letters squished together, complete with groovy bell-bottom serifs.
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New Delhi and its suburbs, a metropolis of more than 46 million, is full of dilapidated apartments squished into cubbyhole alleys.
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With their squished little faces, buggy eyes, and snuffling breaths — there's not much about pugs to recommend them (and I like dogs).
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As one jellyfish bumped into the back of my neck and several others squished against my face, low-level panic set in.
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Some fliers will recoil at these endurance tests—at least those in cattle-class cabins where knees are squished and booze rationed.
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Click here to view original GIFEver see the super strong, super light super material known as carbon fiber get squished like this?
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Take a look at the right shift key above: it's half-sized and squished over to the right of the up arrow.
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The retro arcade game from 1981 where players guided frogs home across roads while making sure they weren't squished by oncoming vehicles?
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And the notion that conservatives have somehow ... Their voices have been squished ... Lester Holt is not giving a platform to Alex Jones.
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It'd be very easy for candidates to meet the voters in Rhode Island, since most of them are kind of squished together.
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I recommend the two friends on the side standing a bit further away from the cabinet so the middle friend isn't squished.
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It's got everything: broken dreams, drama, horror, disgust, heartbreak, squished burritos, containers full of urine, and, most importantly of all, adorable doggies.
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Like other hard ticks, this one had a tough shield on its back to keep from being squished by animals it latched onto.
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Essentially, Apple added so much to this keyboard that, to keep it from getting too wide, they apparently squished a couple of keys.
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Though their faces have been squished together on a thousand infographics to make the point a thousand times, this is not about them.
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A couch, once a soft red, had blushed into a watery burgundy; the carpet squished like grass at the bottom of a marsh.
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Squished into a crowded metro car, I couldn't see clearly around the other passengers, but that Hebrew and Star of David were unmistakable.
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It was one of those West Side apartments with a lot of public space and then the bedrooms were squished into the back.
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You're buying it for the keyboard to type emails and text messages, not to play 3D games or binge Netflix on its squished screen.
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When you're squished into a tin can with hundreds of other people at 35,000 feet, there's certain etiquette you should be sure to follow.
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If your stocky little pooch has a squished-in face and a heart of gold, for example, their family tree likely includes a pug.
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My colleagues even remarked that my foot didn't look squished inside; they said that it looked like the shoe was made just for me.
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When the cockroach is upright, the spines are sensory organs, but when it's squished, they provide enough friction for the roach to wriggle forwards.
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I sat my phone down and picked it back up, drawn in by the poor man's ASMR experience of watching digital eggs be squished.
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I didn't expect to eat this well on an outdoors trip, where I'm usually getting by on dried meats, squished sandwiches, and mysterious stews.
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It tastes like they just squished a beautiful tomato fresh off the farm and put it on this pizza and then cooked it up.
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A short movie squished the entire plot into one dizzying sequence, prompting me to wonder if the story was that well known in China.
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If you have a wider foot or know your toes tend to get squished by pointed flats, fret not — there's a wide size option.
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They were everywhere, including at Monse, which had a top-handled carnie-striped version that also can be folded and squished under the arm.
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Even if you're currently sharing a bed or squished next to someone on the subway, other people's breath is not always something we notice.
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At worst, my internal organs felt so squished that I raced to the bathroom to shimmy out of it halfway through the work day.
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You stand there squished between people and try to keep your balance as the train rattles on because you have nowhere to hold onto.
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A picture of the duo hugging shortly before they were squished by rubble seems to show Jaime using his right hand to embrace his sister.
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In addition to being squished and contorted as you move around and wear tight-fitting clothes, your stomach will naturally expand to accommodate your meals.
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Two of the main antagonists, who have driven the show's id since the very first episode of the very first season, just kinda get squished?
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But when the lights were dimmed and the band started playing, I suddenly became very aware of how many people were squished into the venue.
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As things are now, charges for analysis of equities and fixed income instruments get squished together with those for trade execution, which subsidise substandard research.
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And what better way to mop up your future hangover than with cornmeal-breaded fried shrimp and gooey cheese squished between toasted white bread slices?
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A baby waddled across the lawn, clutching a newborn Chihuahua like a rag doll, its bulging eyes squished into the crook of the baby's arm.
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You find yourself squished into the metal bar that's there to keep you from sliding completely off the seat into the entryway to the train.
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If I squished my boob like a stress ball and stuffed my areola into her mouth at just the right angle, Talia relaxed and drank.
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The family lived in the town of Burari, north of the capital, where a large migrant population lives in rickety buildings squished into congested alleyways.
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How do you stay attached to an animal without being detected, shrugged off, squished, or broken in half, for up to a week or so?
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I want to be cremated, squished into a hard ceramic ball and shot from a cannon of a pirate ship into the Gulf of Mexico.
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But if your primary objective is to make a beverage vessel, do you really have a use in mind for all that excess, squished-up melon?
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Some internet sleuths (though, it doesn't take an expert to spot the error) pointed out that one of the vehicles behind Kardashian West was completely squished.
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The cat, who's terrified of storms, snuggles next to my face and while I'm squished between the cat and D., I don't push away either one.
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It was about the size of a squished bread loaf, with a razor-sharp front dorsal fin and dark, tigrine stripes covering its shimmering bronze body.
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The Earth would have to be spinning really really fast in order for it to be more than just a tiny bit squished by its own rotations.
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When it came time for the boys' hearings, the judge allowed them to sit at the front of the court together, squished in the single leather chair.
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The question mark key and right Shift key on the right side are squished together in such a way that errors are almost guaranteed while typing quickly.
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The whole situation looks like a space ship on the wrong side of a wormhole or just a squished up version of the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin speaker.
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Who doesn't enjoy a hit of fatty, salty food for breakfast, especially if it doesn't involve the odds and ends of animals being squished into a tube?
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Ohhhkay. But I stiffened on her massage table, and my eyes, squished into the puffy face cushion, widened — I hadn't told her my mom had recently died.
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For urban clients feeling claustrophobic and overwhelmed, squished into globs of stinking humanity on the subway and in other small indoor spaces, Ms. Baker advises doing visualizations.
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Thread related tweets When one is the future leader of the free world, or when one live tweets The Bachelor, many thoughts cannot be squished into 140 characters.
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Not only did it edge sideways, but you could also clearly see that the disk of the orange sun was not a perfect circle, but appeared slightly squished.
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" Failure to fulfill this duty has many consequences, including, but not limited to, "transfiguration of the guilty parties into many small insects, which will then be individually squished.
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Their rotation causes their wavelength to appear squished as one side of the star faces Earth, distorting the light they emit and making them appear blue or red.
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The most contentious fight is in Westminster, in the heart of London, where new phone kiosks are being squished between construction barriers and bus stops on crowded streets.
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All day long special cells inside the nose capture chemicals from the sensory environment around us, sending signals to a squished blob of brain called the olfactory bulb.
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He compared its large frontal lobe and, below it, the squished region for smelling with the plump olfactory bulbs situated in front of the brains of other mammals.
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This fish eats aquatic insects that have shells made of chitin, he said, a tough biomaterial that, like plastic, tends to deform as it's squished instead of breaking.
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By pairing the X-ray videos with mathematical models, the scientists discovered that each individual ant shuffles around until it's being squished by no more than three other ants.
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On those summer visits, my sister and I spent a lot of time outside or squished into the bunk beds that hadn't yet been buried under my grandmother's belongings.
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Particularly so for tiny dogs, who have to worry about things like getting snatched up by hawks and eaten by coyotes and sat on and squished by human butts.
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The Razr feels a little too squished when typing out long messages or emails, while the Z Flip felt like just the right size after some time with it.
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Whereas the past century saw the construction of stately geometric towers, this new wave of architecture is curved, warped, and fractured, as if squished by invisible pressures beyond our control.
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First he's squished by a movie-theater seat springing back, then he's frozen in the pizza section at the supermarket, followed by an unfortunate run-in with a taxi's wheels.
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When we set off squished into his truck, I double-checked that he had alerted the owners of the balky stoves and washers that I would be arriving with him.
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While it might seem like you're signing up to get squished, it can be peaceful if you have a long commute; plus, it's great for gazing poignantly out the window.
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Perhaps you matched with a jerk on a dating app, maybe the sun has set while you watched one too many YouTube videos of random items being squished by large pistons.
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The time I spent there was a life lesson, since Greek hospitals are places of more intrigue and drama than every season of House of Cards and Grey's Anatomy squished together.
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Mega-M&A this year squished by D.C. naysayers and regulators in other world capitals include Allergan's $160 billion deal to buy Pfizer and the $102 billion Honeywell-United Technologies transaction.
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I thought that I would go crazy from it, that I would not like this lifestyle, but I love being squished on the train, I love that we're all living together.
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In the background, the #slime community was growing into a robust group of "slimers" that slapped, squished, folded, stretched, and thwocked their artisanal creations for millions of Instagram users to enjoy.
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This puzzle actually started out as a diagramless, with an even larger grid, earmarked for the Sunday Magazine, but when that didn't work out, Peter squished the theme into a daily.
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To make matters worse, some muscly hipster guy sits right next to me in a spot where there's really no room for him, and I'm squished between him and the wall.
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It's not huge—get ready to make some new friends while squished up against some strangers waiting for a drink—but there is a pretty sweet patio situation in the summer.
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See how it works in these images from a Coodle Instagram post: This way, both parties snuggle comfortably, especially Big Spoon, whose arm usually gets squished by Little Spoon's happy head.
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It's as if someone has pulled up the lower end of the midrange notes and squished down the upper end of the trebles, making the equalizer curve look like a swelling wave.
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Instead of motors and gears, however, the wheel surrounding this robot is made from a soft material that's squished and stretched by a set of four wires connected to an inner core.
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Marine scientists were crushing it on Twitter last week, sharing photos of highly decorated — and very squished — Styrofoam cups, which had been deformed and compressed by pressures encountered in the deep sea.
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B- is a world with two A-sized groups with high average well-being, but not quite as high as A. And B is just the two groups in B- squished together.
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Sometimes the newly squished passenger will wage a guerilla war, perhaps by wedging his knees into the back of the seat in front, ensuring that the price of territorial expansion is discomfort.
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I ride my bike home and pray the sweets don't get squished...36323 minutes later, they are but I'm sitting on the couch with my roommates eating them anyway and catching up.
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Hidden within this squished snap is an actress known for some cruel intentions ... keep your eyes peeled and see if you can figure out which leading lady is in this warped image.
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Where the Flex & Seal sheets won't replace shipping materials like cardboard, however, is when fragile objects that can't be bent, squished or banged are handed off to shippers like Fedex or UPS.
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There is a wall-size installation of fabrics, furniture and other objects squished together salon style, or what old-school art historians called horror vacui to describe an aversion to empty space.
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Vine was all about the economy of seconds: How much physical humor, how many comedic turns, how satisfying a story arc could be squished into a six-and-a-half second video?
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Something about their squelchy wetness, the vines they dangled from in clumps, how they were wont to fall on the ground and get squished by someone's unsuspecting shoe—it all deeply disgusted me.
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As you mash it around your mouth, this little squished out smusher starts to deliver on the brassica vibes—steamed cauliflower, buttered asparagus, and a light, bitter, white mushroom feel from the rind.
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Part of that is compression: Five hours may seem like plenty of time to tell one life's story, but it means that each novel is squished into just an hour of screen time.
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It's only a matter of time before Daenerys finds out that he let his brother Jaime escape the Unsullied, and had Jaime and Cersei not been squished by rocks, they might have gotten away.
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The unusual views of these cats' squished bellies are revitalizing our broken souls — especially after all the terrible stuff that happened on the internet this week — and getting us through to the weekend. (BoingBoing)
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The accelerating body is essentially being squished between the force being applied in the direction of its acceleration and the pushback from the rest of the material in the universe via a gravitational field.
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If you look at the dance figures we have here, made toward the end of his life, the way the forms are squished, you can see the line forward to Matisse and even Giacometti.
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In addition, both the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt and the Isua belt have been heated and squished over billions of years, a process that melts and recrystallizes the rocks, morphing them from their original sedimentary state.
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If you park on the street, however, the infrastructural challenge of keeping your electron-powered vehicle topped up becomes complicated enough that perhaps sticking to driving on squished dinosaurs makes sense for a while longer.
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The accelerating body is essentially being squished between the force being applied in the direction of its acceleration and the push back from the rest of the material in the universe via the gravitational field.
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In fact, the US is currently ranked in the mid-40s globally in terms of life expectancy, squished between countries like Lebanon, Cuba, and Chile, which have GDPs that fall far short of our own.
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Topology considers shapes to be elastic and malleable — able to be stretched or squished without their fundamental nature being changed, as long as no new holes are punched and no pieces are newly joined together.
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As this primordial soup got squished together and flung apart, causing fluctuations in density, the theory held, occasionally some regions got so dense that the matter collapsed in on itself, forming mini black holes, Hossenfelder said.
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How many times have you discovered an item that you totally forgot about until you found it squished against the wall, suffocating under the weight of all the clothes you can see, but only infrequently wear?
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I estimate that you would feel alternately squished and stretched by about 165 nm (your height changes by more than this through the course of the day due to your vertebrae compressing while you are upright).
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You probably know the basics when it comes to black holes: A lot of mass squished into not a lot of volume makes for an entity so prodigiously dense, not even light can escape its gravity.
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The only other time you'll catch an additional glimpse of Styles in this trailer is at the 2:09 mark, when he seems to be on the verge of drowning or being squished between two ships.
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You've experienced a kind of Doppler effect when a train blasting its whistle whizzes by—the sound waves are squished as the train move towards you and stretched as the train moves past, making the pitch change.
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In Sydney the map will show how crowded the bus or train on Transport New South Wales is in real time, so you will know whether you'll be taking a seat or preparing for a squished ride.
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This flyer presents all of his thoughts about every contemporary political figure, government organization, and world religion, an hours-long stream of consciousness squished into a single 8 ½-by-533-inch sheet in a maddeningly small font.
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And no Mumbai street food discussion is complete without mentioning vada pav, the quintessential carbohydrate bomb that features a fried potato fritter squished into soft white roll (about 10 rupees, and it can be found all over).
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The Senate bill is far from finalized: It gets discussed by the Senate Commerce Committee next week, then voted on the Senate floor, then squished together with the House's own autonomous vehicle legislation, which also omits commercial vehicles.
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As my belly expanded and I worried about my growing fetus – getting gradually more squished into its environs – a paisley muumuu from the suburban maternity mall store of my nightmares started to seem like not the worst idea.
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A gravastar is a lot like a black hole, but without quite the singularity; all of the incoming matter winds up squished into a wad of Bose-Einstein condensate that kind of acts like a single giant atom.
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And objects that spin experience centrifugal forces—their equatorial regions pull away from the center of rotation, leaving even the most round-seeming stars and black holes a bit squished and flattened (more wide than they are tall).
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Sometimes you and your fellow subway riders bond over particularly tough train rides (or racist graffiti) and sometimes you're squished like a sardine into someone who clearly hasn't showered and curse the name of everyone on the train.
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Her adaptation of the cream sauce was a lean, bright and intensely delicious update: a mix of ground almonds with cream cheese and Greek yogurt, spiked with nutmeg and squished into every last crevice of the broccoli florets.
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Encapsulating all of this is the larger problem that Perry's songs about feuds between billionaires and watered-down social statements squished next to praises of cunnilingus just don't feel relevant to the realm of popular music right now.
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So what if Robert's roommate wound up making that drive with us at the last minute, the three of us all squished together and sweaty on a black vinyl bench seat, erasing all of my romantic road-trip dreams?
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This is it: The man is a multimillionaire ,but he looks like your friend's younger brother who broke his bed once so slept for three months across two beanbags squished in the middle and pressed into a fitted sheet.
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At the back of my narrow New York City closet, squished between a thick sweater that has gone ignored since last winter and a long-retired pair of floral-print jeans, is a dress that I have never worn.
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So on that Monday around 3 PM, I find myself squished between too many people in a taxi—including a 20-year-old bisexual boy who is wearing sequined sunglasses and looks like Paris Hilton—speeding towards Old Miami.
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We were squished up next to a perfectly fine couple, and I realized halfway through my meal that I was trying to impress them, hoping they might overhear my casual conversation and assess that I was witty and interesting.
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On his early demos, it was hard to figure out exactly who or what he was singing about, but that feeling was there all along, close-mic'd and squished-sounding in the way that only iPhone recordings can be.
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Here's an easy way in: This 3.2-quart air fryer from Farberware is the perfect size for squished counter situations (it only takes up one square foot!), and it's on sale for $3.23 at Walmart with free two-day delivery.
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Among the reasons women have cited for preferring the shuttles over other modes of transportation, the list includes: not wanted to be squished by others, being too short to reach the subway's overhead bar, and having to wear heels to work.
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Meanwhile, a couple hundred yards away, Travis Scott's sea of barf teens was so massive that someone had to come on stage before his set to instruct the crowd to move back because the people up front were getting squished.
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Other times your train never comes, you're late for work, you're sitting squished between two manspreaders, and you begin to wish those rats you saw on the train tracks earlier would come into your compartment and gnaw you to death.
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Facebook iOS engineer Adam Bell brought the game that's been played everywhere from an early 2000s digital camera to an old Nokia phone, to the Touch Bar to prove you can play yet another squished little version of the classic game.
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Many, though not all, astronauts who have been in space for months at a time experienced their vision slowly degrading, and post-flight inspection revealed that the back of their eyeballs had been squished down and flattened over the course of their trip.
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If the interior of a plane is hell, the middle seat of a three-person row is the Devil's HQ. You're squished on both sides, you're particularly vulnerable to chatty neighbors, and you have easy access to neither the bathroom nor the window.
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Sincerely,Donald Trump Ruined My Birthday P.S. I don't think the Leo eclipse will help because although I have Scorpio rising, Virgo rules my 10th house, Cancer rules my 9th, and Leo is squished in to the end of my 9th house.
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Another day, a line of Indian Muslims squished against South Korean tourists, Indian nuns and Arab-American Christians stretched past the Chapel of the Copts, a room attached to the back of the Aedicule, where a monk guarding the site was engrossed in his smartphone.
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"First, we have to recognise that we are coming out of an extraordinary period where bond market yields were low and market volatility was squished - a backdrop that lends itself to an outburst of volatility," said Peter Schaffrik, global macro strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
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We've got an entire summer to work with before anyone steps on the ice again, but almost all the action will be squished into the next week or two, at which point everyone will disappear to a cottage and nothing will happen for two months.
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"Her car, it was literally a miracle of God, her car got squished by the bridge from the back, so she was able to get out and she was on the floor and it was just very traumatic," she told the local CBS affiliate.
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Bloom & Wild, which delivers tens of thousands of bouquets a month and has enjoyed a monthly growth rate of 35 percent in recent years, according to the company also developed the boxes to ensure flowers are able to breathe and are not squished during the delivery process.
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"From the empty locust shells found in the container it seems he has thankfully been able to find food during that length of time, but it's a long time to go without water, and he's lucky he didn't get squished by any boxes or furniture," she said.
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It has an 103-inch smart display so the screen doesn't feel as squished as the 210-inch Nest Hub, and it's not so big that you'll find a hard time finding space for it in the kitchen (though it's not as attractive as the Nest Hub Max).
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At 21992 Leonard, the condo building designed by Herzog & de Meuron that resembles a teetering stack of boxes, a 22000-foot-tall, nearly 250-ton polished stainless steel blob by Anish Kapoor (who recently bought an apartment in the building) will be squished between the sidewalk and overhanging second floor this fall.
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The first sensation I felt after they squished that chubby little body out of that remarkably small incision was relief — relief because I could hear a living, breathing baby wailing (in what I can only assume was a reasonable response to the harsh exit strategy), but also physical relief unlike anything I'd ever experienced.
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For our first few years in the city, Ben was a student and I was an entry-level worker, and we arranged ourselves accordingly: doing a lot of cooking and not a lot of partying or traveling, squished into small spaces, most notably a studio so tiny you could almost touch the bed from the kitchen table.
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They're named Vienna, Prague, and Budapest, after three of the iconic cities the train visits every year, and join three existing suites, Venice, Istanbul, and Paris (which together were named World's Best Suite for 2019 in the Ahead awards.)Read more: What it's like to travel on the Belmond British Pullman, the luxurious sister train to the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express which has welcomed royals and celebrities for decadesNeedless to say, staying in one of the new suites is a far cry from the sweaty, squished commutes most of us associate with train travel.
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