He also started eating magic mushrooms in half gram portions.
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But he didn't completely stick to vegetarianism, and started eating fish.
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"It got under my skin, started eating at me," he said.
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Since I've started eating well, however, those cravings have largely dissipated.
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So this kid grabs Saturn or whatever, and started eating it.
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The two had started eating less every day to conserve provisions.
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It's like when Americans started eating sushi—a huge tectonic shift.
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Once I started eating them I was playing like an animal.
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" He jokes that he also "started eating more veggies, per Antoni's request!
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A couple of years ago, Erin's death started eating at me again.
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Smith said bears were present and started eating the fish right away.
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They jumped out and just started eating the trees and the bushes.
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I started eating meat as soon as the doctor told me to.
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So I've started eating Sour Patch Kids, which are becoming a problem.
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I forgot they were there until I started eating the second tender.
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It's possible that was the moment when the image started eating itself.
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So by cutting out the booze I kind of accidentally started eating healthier.
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He says he started eating apricot seeds for his health at age 5.
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I started eating this way five years ago and it changed my life.
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"Just imagine what would happen if the Chinese started eating avocado," he said.
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"We started eating with our eyes and not our mouths," Mr. Burford said.
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The two men had just started eating their noodles when our burgers landed.
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At the time, I started eating at this other Indonesian restaurant named Simpang Asia.
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"[I started] eating a lot more food to curb my fast metabolism," she said.
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I started eating three meals a day instead of constant snacking through the day.
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In a pun-rich turn of events, some Australian catfish have started eating mice.
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He started eating organic food and drinking only coffee or water with high pH.
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She started eating more vegetables, increased her vitamin intake and worked out with weights.
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And now, after initially creating additional subscriptions, they have started eating into cable's subscription base.
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I'd wince every time she started eating, and eventually I started to dread feeding her.
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Taking the dietary recommendations to heart, Americans started eating more sugar and other refined carbohydrates.
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Read This Next: This Island Started Eating Like America and Now They're Plagued With Diabetes
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After a few weeks of sadness, she gave in and started eating the baby's remains.
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It wasn't until I moved to New York that I started eating Korean food again.
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"I switched up my diet a little bit, I started eating plant based," Jones says.
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Her irritation was pushing him away physically, sexually and it started eating away at her.
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You could have stormed into the kitchen and started eating directly out of the chef's saucepan.
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Then Christina herself came out and ripped the roof off the building and started eating spectators.
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Watching her videos makes you feel something unpleasant has latched onto your brain and started eating.
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She eventually started eating again, but that triggered a cycle of disordered eating for 11 years.
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As we started eating, I asked her if anything had come for me in the mail.
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I ran out of water a little way into the race, so I started eating snow.
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But eventually, with her help, her brother, and then parents started eating primarily plant-based diets.
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White claims once she started eating the dish, she noticed live maggots on top of the chicken.
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I started eating what I wanted and healthier, picked up yoga & blogilates, started getting leaner and toned.
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Some had started eating on the couch, overwhelmed by the now-empty chair at the dining table.
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He started eating on his own when he saw his other classmates using a fork and spoon.
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If Kasich had just started eating everything in sight earlier, he just might have won this thing.
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So everybody thinks I got work done — I was like no, I started eating guacamole and bagels.
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It takes about 15 or 20 minutes for us to feel full once we have started eating.
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To diversify her diet, she started eating fish and eggs, and more recently, a bit of meat.
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And so who knows, that could've been a factor of why I started eating like I did.
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Nessa lost inches on her waist and started eating consistently as a result of the added calories.
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Then, he then pulled out a sandwich and started eating it – as he was going about his business.
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Once the war ended, she started eating uncontrollably — food was now readily available — and quickly hit 250 lbs.
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"We cut our sugar and started eating more vegetables — raw vegetables in salads and roasted vegetables," says Brenda.
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Eventually, she said, she couldn't take it anymore, and started eating fish and eggs to alleviate her ailments.
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When Ms. Quichiz started eating a vegan diet, she took home a bag of quinoa from Whole Foods.
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Like a heartbroken soul who swears off dating to avoid future pain, I started eating less and less.
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I recently started eating sugar again after six months of limiting it, so I pass on the birthday food.
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The last sensation was not part of the Peter Luger experience when I started eating there, in the 1990s.
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We're told he started eating obsessively after his relationship with Chyna blew up and she left with their kid.
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She was the last speaker on the program, so when finished, they shut down the stage and started eating.
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When we started eating more fruit, and it shrank, he concluded that the appendix emerged due to this shrinkage.
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They have since started eating again but are threatening an open-ended hunger strike if conditions are not improved.
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Denise Morales told Insider that Calista started eating barbecue from a young age by having little bits here and there.
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"I was vegan for a while, then came back to the middle and started eating fish and seafood," he says.
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And no, I don't mean that I started eating more fast food, or whatever the concern trolls might be thinking.
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He just started eating solids, so watching Wilder open his mouth to experience new flavors and foods is so precious.
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As you know, she moved out along with the baby, and then Rob started eating like crazy ... triggering his diabetes.
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"People here have started eating earth because there's nothing left to eat," Madaya resident Abdel Wahab Ahmed told the BBC.
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He says he denied the food because he practices Islam, but eventually started eating just the bread without the meat.
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One day a buyer decided to treat himself to an expensive meal and actually opened a can and started eating.
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For example, we started eating in more and more because he'd complain about how dining out was draining his wallet.
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One goat started eating straight from my daughter's little hand, its long pink tongue sandpaper rough, and she was giggling.
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As soon as the Dutch photographer had photographed the cakes I had made the previous day, he started eating them.
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Three days after her baby was born, the mom started eating two capsules filled with her placenta, three times a day.
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Here's what the scientists saw, as they describe in the new study:In seven cases, the mantid started eating from the tail.
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It wasn't until roughly three million years ago that our more recent ancestors are thought to have started eating meat regularly.
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Maybe you started eating better and junk food is getting a well-deserved "eat shit" from you before the ball drops.
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I can't blame my peers who started eating kitniyot years ago, or who stop observing Passover entirely after the Seder ends.
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It has also started eating well on its own, which is a good sign the animal is recovering from its initial debilitation.
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" The 5'10" Sparks, who recently starred in The Grace of Jake, also started eating two lunches a day to avoid getting hangry.
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After one stick was done, I fed in another and suddenly the LIX Pen started eating the whole filament without outputting anything.
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He joined the boys on the sofa, took a spoon out of his pocket and started eating the contents of the diaper.
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More than one dinner out ended with me crying at the table in frustration, so we started eating at dimly lit restaurants.
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The doc then gave him the best prescription ever, and over the All-Star break, he started eating shitloads of potato chips.
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The INSIDER Summary: Instagrammer Nessa recently shared a side-by-side photo showing how her body changed once she started eating more.
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As if these cookies weren't already a conversation starter, a pretty wild Twitter discussion began bubbling up once people actually started eating them.
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"When I started eating leafy vegetables and proteins, I started to have more energy throughout the day, and it got easier," she says.
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When I was done with my work I sat at my table and started eating the food which was so good and tasty.
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Everyone who'd dismissed him as an aging rocker had started eating their words and pretending to have been along for the ride all along.
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Of their 6-month-old's most recent milestones, the couple says she has started eating solid foods, rolling over, making consonant sounds and teething.
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When the plate of chicken came, Gillibrand started eating it with a fork before pausing and noticing that her tablemates were eating less formally.
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But over there [at Goodfellas], the pizza is right and the mayor started eating with the fork and they were like, 'What's going on?
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When my daughter started eating solids at 6 months old, things became a lot more complicated than just giving her a bottle of milk.
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And so I somewhat went cold cucumber and stopped eating processed food, refined food, meat, dairy and animal products, and I started eating plants.
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I've recently started eating eggs because I thought about it and I feel that practically and ethically there's no problem with eating home-farmed eggs.
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This is 15-year-old Jaylon Ogolsbey from North Minneapolis, one of the worst food deserts in America, telling me how he started eating healthfully.
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She doesn't like that he stopped working out and started eating unhealthily—he wants to gain more body fat, because women have more body fat.
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He started eating solid foods occasionally around six months, and we probably paid $30/month for those six months on baby food, totaling about $180.
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By five months, the babies who had started eating solids earlier were sleeping longer than those whose mothers were instructed to breastfeed exclusively for six months.
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According to the story, the children came upon the gingerbread house in the woods and started eating its roof, only to be enslaved by the witch.
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By the late 1960s, obesity was becoming a pressing health concern as people became more sedentary and started eating highly processed foods and lots of sugar.
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Fortunately, I had strong people around me who made sure I recognized those issues, worked through them in a healthy manner, and started eating normally again.
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This was a problem for me until I started eating high-fat, low-carb, and low-inflammation foods, which became the basis of the Bulletproof Diet.
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At the event, William, 35, told Robert Brozin, who started the company in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1987, that he recently started eating the eatery's spicy chicken.
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Shinohara, who started eating bugs as a child, wants to promote the alternative food culture in Japan and around the world, through ramen, a popular Japanese food.
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Norville also started eating fresh foods as much as possible, like high-fiber vegetables that she would simply roast with olive oil and spices like turmeric and curry.
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"It changed my life, because I started eating more of what I wanted, and I started being lazier because my dad wasn't around to stop me," Dominguez says.
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That means the world has started eating into the huge stockpiles of oil that knocked as much as 70 percent off crude prices between 2014 and early 2016.
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That means the world has started eating into the huge piles of oil that knocked as much as 70 percent off crude prices between 2014 and early 43.
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"I said, 'If your big wants the ice cream to be featured on our page, she should have taken a picture before she started eating,'" Ms. Greenberg said.
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The patient told doctors that he had no idea why he started eating knives but that he "developed a taste for metal" and "loved the way blades tasted."
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More recently, we started eating New World beans (kidney beans, borlotti beans, navy beans used for baked beans), which as exotic new introductions didn't have such a stigma attached.
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That means the world has started eating into the huge stockpile of oil that has knocked as much as 70 percent off crude prices between 2014 and early 2016.
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There is a study done at Google, they have the snacks and everything, and they're delicious and people love it, but they also started eating ... Started to get fat.
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The culprit seems to be hunting and gathering, the more recent innovation that really made a difference starting around 2.5 million years ago, when our ancestors started eating more meat.
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About four years ago, Gil Rosenberg started eating at Bareburger, an international restaurant chain, after undergoing surgery that left him prone to infection and more inclined to eat organic meat.
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She swapped out favorite foods like fast-food burgers and fries, chips and crackers, cookies and raw brownie batter and started eating steak and chicken, sweet potatoes, broccoli and Brussel sprouts.
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Although Felix had lost his vision and had pneumonia from the amount of water in his lungs, he survived and is doing better now -- he can see and has started eating.
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I decided to add Indonesian Kuntau Silat into my martial art repertoire, and then started eating Indonesian food at this restaurant near the dojo where I trained to complete the experience.
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Her two-year-old son, who had been napping when she began the photo shoot, came into the kitchen and started eating the nuggets on the tray after he got up.
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Another drawback is that it's impossible to know whether a poor diet might have caused frailty or if the reverse is true and people started eating poorly after they became frail.
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The fish, a naso tang, was replacing another species that had to be yanked from a client's $50,000 aquatic environment after it started eating its way through colonies of fancy coral.
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But then in the '40s, it perks up and enjoys an almost six-decade stretch of supremacy that goes right up until our current decade, when people finally started eating butter again.
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In the time Dominique spent with the Swabbs, her first two teeth came in, she saw snow for the first time, and she started eating solid food and sleeping through the night.
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Although he performs the gesture with the casual familiarity of a lifelong habit, Prophet only started eating lemons recently after moving from Baton Rouge to Los Angeles to record his new album.
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Cornerback Janoris Jenkins said he was stunned recently when Shurmur sat down at his cafeteria table with a plate of food and started eating with the players, something Shurmur now does daily.
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It's the perfect opportunity to catch up on some of the shows that you've probably been hearing about from... In a pun-rich turn of events, some Australian catfish have started eating mice.
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The doctor she saw to treat her stress fracture told her she would recover with enough rest and physical therapy, but unless she started eating better and training smarter, the injuries would return.
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Even though Ellie couldn't use the spoons herself when she first started eating at 6 months, I exposed her to the NumNum GOOtensils by putting a preloaded spoon of food on her tray.
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I remember when my daughter first started eating solid food; I tried to buy spoons and bowls that did not have BPA or other harmful chemicals in them but it wasn't always easy.
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In the time Dominique has been with the Swabbs, her first two teeth have come in, she saw snow for the first time, and she started eating solid food and sleeps through the night.
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There are two scenarios in which vegetables can lead to uncomfortable bloating: You're eating too many of them in general, or you've recently started eating a lot more of them than you're used to eating.
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While your roomie may seem more lucid after a cheeseburger run, if their bloodstream had already absorbed the alcohol by the time they started eating, "time was what sobered them up," not food, Davis says.
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I snuck my aunt's laptop out of her room to go through her files and see if I could find any necessary copies she might have made before the morphine started eating away at her lucidity.
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Bose had long been the king of noise-canceling headphones with products like the QuietComfort 35 and QuietComfort 35 II. That was until Sony dropped the WH-1000XM3 headphones last year and started eating Bose's lunch.
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A group of us went and picked up one of the bodies that we had and we started to make a small indentation with a piece of glass and then started eating, and that was all.
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Much of the prosperity of the American agricultural sector in recent years has come from the fact that as poor countries have gotten less poor they've started eating way more meat, raising demand for American agricultural staples.
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"It took seeing herself on camera for her to wake up and realize what she was doing, she explained: "I was like, that's not healthy, I felt like I was a bad role model so I started eating.
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You could mix up some brine and make this fantastic pork chop dish that I started eating a million years ago at the late-lamented Relish in Brooklyn and finally learned how to make from the chef Josh Cohen.
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The question of how to win back disaffected voters from the far right has preoccupied Ms. Merkel's conservative party ever since the latest wave of migrants began arriving in 2015, and the AfD started eating into its voter base.
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"But once I started getting into injecting and using even more than I was being prescribed, I started having to purchase extra on the side, on the street, and that started eating into every bit of money I had," she recalled.
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Of more than 2,63 infants from the Canadian Healthy Infant Longitudinal Development study, those with the lowest BMI scores at 12 months were those who were breastfed -- without formula -- and who started eating other foods around 5 to 6 months.
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Although Alophia, as the researchers have named the fossil, may just be an odd early monkey lineage that broke from its kin and later started eating fruit, it is also possible that this animal had teeth that were typical for monkeys of the time.
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And huge, deep pocketed tech companies are also investing in research and development in the field, posing competitive risks unlike anything the US auto industry has seen since foreign imports first started eating away at American automakers' dominance of the industry in the 1970s.
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Supply disruptions have most likely pushed oil production below consumption levels in May for the first time in at least two years, meaning the world has started eating into the huge stockpiles of oil which knocked as much as 70 percent off crude prices between 2014 and early 2016.
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They gathered the surrendered Saviors from that fallen outpost to lead them back to Hilltop for Maggie's judgment — despite Morgan and Tara's insistence that they murder them immediately — and all was going swell until a bunch of walkers literally rolled down a hill and started eating the tied-up Saviors.
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They were vegetarians by default for the most part of their life in Zacatecas, and only started eating more meat when they came to the US. According to her, that learning process entailed mishaps like having the turkey stick to the pan, and overcooking some parts of it while other parts were still raw.
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But then it got screwed up, and it got confused, and the algorithm got messed up, and it started eating kids, and it got stray, and there were these attacks of stray Baby Yoda robots that used to be toys, but they got so much AI in the future that they got loose, and they're fricking eating kids.
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Americans started eating a lot less pork and a lot more chicken and turkey; consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables fell as the proportion of people living on or near farms fell, while diets shifted toward much more canned fruits and vegetables (canned vegetable consumption rose from 34 pounds per person per year in 1940 to 93 pounds in 1970).
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The closest I've come to feeling part of something larger than myself, as if I were now cooking a recipe and eating a dish I could pass along to others like a gift, was when I started eating and making the galbijjim that the chef Peter Cho serves at Han Oak, the restaurant he owns with his wife, Sun Young Park, in Portland, Ore.
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