Don't Starve Together is a recent expansion that allows you and a friend to try to not starve together.
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Don't Starve Yourself: Celebrate Thanksgiving Earlier in the Day While tempting to starve oneself until Thanksgiving dinner, don't skip meals.
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A real-life example of the starve and stack method Explaining what 'starve and stack' is isn't going to cut it.
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Conclusion — a financial advisor's blueprint to the 'starve and stack' plan Is Larry and Louise's plan to 'starve and stack' going to be easy?
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Either way, you starve to death, I don't get shit.
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This leaves savers with an uncomfortable dilemma: speculate or starve.
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The rest of us they want to starve to death.
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The same verbs: force, beat, whip, burn, choke, starve, scream.
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He will not be too troubled if his people starve.
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"I was under immense pressure to starve myself," she remembers.
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Do you want to starve till you get white hair?
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"I cannot let my children starve to death," Mridha said.
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It's the same state that is triggered when people starve.
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Either starve to death or go get something to eat.
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When they meet, both fires will starve, wither, and die.
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Christina begins to starve the baby out of our sister.
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To disarm him, starve his ego; don't feed into it.
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Like Don't Starve, the process of survival is utterly hilarious.
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Without the insulin, my daughter would slowly starve to death.
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The regime's slogan was "Aljoo' or Arrukoo'" (Starve or Surrender).
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In 2014, it got a multiplayer expansion: Don't Starve Together.
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" The new rule, he insisted, "is going to starve pigeons.
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Some reindeer starve and females often give birth to stunted young.
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Guess I'll have to starve myself so people will like me.
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When that happens, they can drown, starve, or die from infection.
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I can starve myself to death and they won't know it.
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Few aid workers think the government actually wants people to starve.
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She said she'd rather "starve to death" than testify about WikiLeaks.
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"Yep. I starve my children," she posted in the comments section.
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While Tyler probably won't be the next 'Bachelor' ... he won't starve.
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Wars in these countries are threatening to starve 20 million people.
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It is better to starve than to eat rodent-infested food.
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They could starve a startup or stifle a voice of dissent.
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I feared I'd starve, or freeze to death in the winter.
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This would be fine, except we'd all also starve to death.
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"Neither one of us would starve," Wade says with a laugh.
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The most immediate problem is that people are beginning to starve.
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We need to invest in our primary regulator, not starve it.
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And I knew they wouldn't let a detainee starve to death.
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Both fear "siege, starve and surrender" by Assad and his allies.
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Testament anecdote in which four lepers, rather than starve in a
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The government has been accused of trying to starve its opponents.
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Chances are, though, he won't have time to starve to death.
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Even if it does, the government may starve it of funding.
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No. I can't ever starve myself, and I hate throwing up.
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The bottom line: Our tax dollars are going to starve children.
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"I think their strategy is to starve them out," he said.
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Seal-eaters will starve before eating a fish and vice versa.
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The rich get the food and the poor starve to death.
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"Boycott the enemy and starve them of your data," it said.
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The few survivors could well starve or fall victim to predators.
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And we starve children of the joy of age-appropriate books.
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He would rather see his people starve than give them aid.
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Some reindeer starve, and females often give birth to stunted young.
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Without life-giving oxygen, the cells of the brain quickly starve.
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The Reddit theory posits that Ser Davos (Liam Cunningham) will smuggle food to Casterly Rock to save the Unsullied, but, more importantly, the Unsullied are going to starve, which means Grey Worm is going to starve.
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Larry and Louise's goal is to 'starve and stack' for 18 months.
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Without collective and coordinated global efforts, people will simply starve to death.
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" In a post about refugees, he wrote, "Let them starve to death.
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Animals would be stolen or left to starve or die from dehydration.
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Rituals mean nothing when children starve outside the temple walls, they argued.
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My dad was happy that I could afford food and wouldn't starve.
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It causes the coral to turn a ghostly white, and eventually, starve.
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"If we disengage, people will starve to death," laments an American official.
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I'm from the generation that gleefully watched our Tamagotchis starve to death.
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Did the cysts on the placenta starve her of nutrients and oxygen?
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It is a war of attrition, to starve the competition of cash.
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Camels starve with their bellies clogged full of plastic bags they've eaten.
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"If people refuse to work, we should let them starve," she said.
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Some critics have accused the government of trying to starve its opponents.
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They told me that without wood, their families would starve to death.
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It's like the old saying: 'Feed the soul and starve the ego'.
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Don't Starve sold a million units on TGP in its first month.
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Switching that authority to Congress would allow Republicans to starve the CFPB.
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The couple feared that they and their children would starve to death.
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But transporting fish is banned, in an attempt to starve the insurgents.
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His latest tactic: starve it of cash, reports the NYT's Stacey Cowley.
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Ankara said it suspected the aim was to starve the population into submission.
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You don't do that, starve him to death, chain him up, beat him.
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The "desire to be thin" is actually a compulsion to starve to death.
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Under prolonged stress corals can expel algae, causing them to starve and die.
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Picky eaters won't starve to death when they are offered a balanced diet.
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Those that do break free are often injured, causing them to slowly starve.
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"People don't need to starve themselves in order to lose weight," she says.
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Excessive algae can also starve water of its oxygen, creating noxious dead zones.
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And if the media ignores the tweets thinking they can starve the troll?
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Without insulin, glucose can build up and starve the body's cells of energy.
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Many -- those who didn't freeze, starve or die in combat -- would eventually surrender.
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In this case, it's referring to a literal fast, which means to STARVE.
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"It's a bit like starving the patient to starve the disease," he said.
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North Korean elites live in luxury as the regular people around them starve.
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A formal famine declaration means people have already started to starve to death.
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Legalization advocates said that regulating marijuana would starve cartels and illegal marijuana trafficking.
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Next the female, after making a little pouch of eggs, begins to starve.
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They might not starve, but sports fans do not live by pizza alone.
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No rational government, either democratic or authoritarian, should want its people to starve.
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The United Nations said the assault could lead hundreds of thousands to starve.
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The same goes for the president's threat to starve the Affordable Care Act.
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I save the rest of my lunch for later so I don't starve.
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If he can't stock up on feed, he will watch his chickens starve.
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"It's simply a way to starve the protest of visibility," Mr. Pavlou said.
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And, really, one wonders how anybody can starve in a place like that.
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"You will slowly starve while your hunger pangs are somewhat alleviated," he says.
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With the money I have left I'll starve to death in that time.
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We barely got enough food, when the weather was bad people would starve.
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Her family couldn't feed her, driving her out into the woods to starve.
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Porter intended to starve rebels by depriving the men and their horses of food.
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The effect is to starve the Dead Sea of its only source of replenishment.
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As needs mount, critics will accuse America of trying to starve IS into submission.
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Currently, many thousands of people starve themselves to death each year in nursing homes.
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What psychological scars were left, in the wake of watching their mother starve herself?
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Your Argonian warrior won't starve to death while making the long trek between cities.
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Everyone at the first state dinner in a Harris administration will starve to death.
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He -- and his White House -- are trying to starve stories of just that oxygen.
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Heidi Klum takes good care of her body — which means she doesn't starve herself.
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I will no longer starve myself for a quick weight loss to please you.
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For example, she complained about people who abandoned their pets to dehydrate and starve.
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Sometimes becoming a great musician is about how long you can starve at first.
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But what is it like to starve yourself for a cause, potentially to death?
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" A: "If you don't want to starve and have an O.K. job, work hard.
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Even then, it was clear they were trying to starve the villagers into submission.
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"Stay there and starve," he shouted at the cowed officers as he left them.
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But the plan as it stands would starve our public transportation systems of funding.
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He'd also starve himself and self-harm when officers did something he didn't like.
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Sudden stops in eating cause the brain to begin to starve and act differently.
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The sanctions aim to starve North Korea of money for its nuclear weapons program.
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Our helpful brains do not wish us to sustain an energy deficit and starve.
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We can "starve the beast," but we'll also have a dangerous, chaotic prison system.
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We'd also like not to have our elderly and infirm residents starve or freeze.
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By the summer of 2013, I had seen children and infants starve to death.
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His attempts to starve federal agencies have gone too far even for fellow Republicans.
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Even if plant-eaters survive the blaze itself, they may starve in the aftermath.
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That&aposll just trigger me to just starve a little bit — just stop eating.
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But their presence threatens to starve a new generation of Democratic leaders of oxygen.
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Kirsten struggled to eke out a frontier existence while watching her Sioux friend starve.
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Marathe had watched his brilliant sister succumb to self-destructive thoughts and starve herself.
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That said, there are some excellent phones out there that won't starve your wallet.
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Feed during the fall; starve your way through spring—or however the old saying goes.
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The old adage that you should "feed a cold, starve a fever" isn't exactly true.
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The bottom line How should we rethink the phrase "feed a cold, starve a fever"?
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Enthusiasts believe these decentralized, cryptographically sealed databases could starve inefficient middlemen from virtually any system.
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Manning told the judge at the time she would "rather starve to death" than testify.
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And because I loved him, I believed that I could starve forever to keep him.
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At first, I didn't understand why anyone would purposely starve themselves for non-political reasons.
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The resolution stresses that trying to starve civilians in conflict is prohibited by international law.
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We starve the rest of the bacteria, so that they can purify fresh sewage again.
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"You already had a sandwich and a plum—you won't starve," is Alva's frustrated response.
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People in war-torn Madaya couldn't afford that, and so had to scavenge — or starve.
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These kinds of practices starve content providers of revenue and chill investment in content creation.
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The vast majority of humanity would starve, and we might become extinct as a species.
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The changes don't mean people will starve, but the character of Silicon Valley is transforming.
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But if that doesn't happen within one to two weeks, the corals starve to death.
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If artists aren't expected to starve for their craft, why are the highest-profile athletes?
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For example, she complained about people who abandoned their pets to become dehydrated and starve.
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What if, as a pregnant woman with anorexia, you'd rather starve yourself 'for two' instead?
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Fortunately, the theory that tax cuts "starve the beast" of government largesse is empirically unfounded.
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Taking cocaine to starve myself and only be able to eat three apples a day.
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If a wheat crop failed, people in that area would go hungry or even starve.
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Weak critters get killed, get eaten, or starve, while the badass critters prosper and procreate.
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Those who made it out of Confederate territory were left to starve by Union troops.
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I would rather starve to death than rot slowly and silently here in this hell.
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But doing so would starve other Port Authority needs, such as mass transit, he added.
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Saudi and Emirati strategists may not be intending to starve the Yemeni people into submission.
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Now it needs to protect the watchdogs from an administration that wants to starve them.
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The budget would also starve the United Nations and its peacekeeping operations of essential support.
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Instead, they will starve the residents and force surrender, just like they did in Homs.
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Sequels and remakes feed the bottom line, but they starve the audience of genuine experience.
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"As a young writer, I didn't starve because I was very frugal," she tells Wealthsimple.
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"Saudis try to starve Yemen into submission," was the headline, and it was no exaggeration.
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Republican efforts to starve the beast imagine state governments falling in line with federal austerity.
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It's the way that we ensure people don't literally starve to death due to poverty.
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If we only lose 5 percent of all species on Earth, maybe we'll all starve.
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Prisoners who weren't on their bars would miss the list and starve and go stir crazy.
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At least 5,000 pro-government forces had encircled eastern Aleppo in a "surrender or starve" tactic.
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But as the research reveals, by allowing those friendships to starve, we're also malnourishing our bodies.
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All sides have already tried to starve their foes into submission, so far to little advantage.
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"The Assad regime's siege and starve tactics are ... adding to the humanitarian disaster there," she said.
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In a real, healthy world, we don't starve ourselves so we can fit into one dress.
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It is scarcity mentality in a world where some people have too much, while others starve.
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It can also starve them of the talent they need to market and sell those products.
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Why this matters: The Trump administration has been working to starve the Iranian regime of cash.
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The Trump administration has been working in the interim to starve the Iranian regime of cash.
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My parents never owned one and for good reason: You should learn to cook or starve.
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Until we address the root cause of overfishing, sea lion numbers will undoubtedly continue to starve.
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Salinas told me she saw the movie as a manual: tips on how to starve herself.
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" Only a year later, Klei shipped Don't Starve with "almost no overtime, and certainly nothing sustained.
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Donald Trump says China "wants our people to starve" and Mexico is "killing us on jobs".
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But the authorities have shown that it is okay for them if refugees starve to death.
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He would starve himself, and then eat a whole can of cake frosting with a spoon.
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But conservatives who want to starve the government actively obscure the reality of how it works.
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They took crops from farmers, causing millions of people to starve to death in the countryside.
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Both the UN and US effectively allowed Saddam to feed his allies and starve his opponents.
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Their water reservoirs had long since gone dry and many of them were beginning to starve.
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If you leave your family in India, you'll starve, and there's no healthcare, there's no housing.
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You can run a fever, risk hypothermia, risk kidney damage, and cause your body to starve.
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Without help, eventually birds starve to death because they are unable to swim, fly and feed.
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At times they would incite inter-tribal wars or attempt to starve and scare local tribes.
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Some LGBT activists thought it was best to ignore the parade and starve it of attention.
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In areas previously under Syrian government siege, the choice given to civilians was surrender or starve.
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I can't work anywhere else so what am I supposed to do, let my family starve?
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Historically, Aokigahara was known as a place where monks would go to starve themselves to death.
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When Mr. Kim was a 13-year-old boy he watched his father starve to death.
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Yet another describes "a real woman" as someone who is willing to starve for a man.
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In sum, China and South Korea don't dare starve the North for fear it could collapse.
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Historically, the tiny beetles, which starve evergreens to death, were largely unheard-of north of Delaware.
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The ploy offers Ailes an ideal tool with which to starve the embarrassing story of oxygen.
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It's obvious to Lib that Anna must be faking, because what child would choose to starve?
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Could the boy's permanent disappearance have something to do with his sister's determination to starve herself?
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Warlords starve their own people, driving hundreds of thousands of Somalis into neighboring countries and overseas.
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The federal government's Wild Horse and Burro Program is broken, leaving thousands of animals to starve.
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In one sense, then, this part of the Republican strategy to "starve the beast" is brilliant.
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"This case is really designed to starve public-sector unions of their operating funds," she said.
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The United States vowed to starve Maduro's administration of oil revenue after he was sworn in Jan.
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She was not the only woman to starve her body so that her soul might be fed.
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"I would rather starve to death than change my position in this regard," Manning told the court.
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The United States in January levied crippling oil industry sanctions meant to starve Maduro's government of revenue.
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Starve those suckers by keeping your sugar intake low and avoiding sugary foods when you are sick.
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During the Great Depression, she cultivated a farm in her backyard so that her children wouldn't starve.
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The traditional tools used to starve terrorists of funds by blocking foreign donations were of little use.
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"They can literally starve to death," said Allen, noting that these trees fall into profoundly vulnerable conditions.
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Foreign aid agencies already feed many Zimbabweans who would otherwise starve—in some years, millions of them.
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In other words, starve the beast of incumbent finance while encouraging new fintech companies to outcompete it.
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And now, those same agencies that wanted her to starve herself are probably begging for a callback.
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Cavallari shot back with, "Yep, I starve my children," adding that she blocked all the negative commenters.
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They are purposefully trying to create a humanitarian nightmare to starve the Yemenis to the negotiating table.
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Award-winning, profitable, beautiful games like Invisible Inc, Don't Starve, Canabalt, Hundreds, Regency Solitaire, Monster Loves You!
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Elsewhere, Trump has made clear he intends to starve the ACA through administrative actions where he can.
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One is the Irish Republican Army prisoner Bobby Sands, who is preparing to starve himself to death.
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But months of siege forced them into a terrible choice: turn to extremists for help, or starve.
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Instead of playing whack-a-mole with terrorist groups, we must starve them of resources and sympathy.
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One Husky track tells the tale of a king indulging in a banquet while his people starve.
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So what he really means is he hopes you and your family starve View the discussion thread.
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If she does not whip you by guns, powder, and steel, she will starve you to death.
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In essence, every mortal rabbit in Second Life is going to starve to death on Saturday morning.
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There are going to be some people who will not eat bodies—they will starve to death.
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That's sophisticated realpolitik for you: Because we dislike Iran's ayatollahs, we are willing to starve Yemeni schoolchildren.
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Food will be grown in the city, the best of the best, and people will never starve.
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If we insist that they follow first-world rules, we're basically telling them to go starve. 3.
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Nxivm trial: The group's leader forced women to starve themselves to be "wraith thin," a witness said.
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You start to starve the heart and brain of oxygen, which can lead to long-term injury.
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The species that depend on dietary fiber starve, as do the other species that depend on them.
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If the water remains warm for too long, the algae won't return, and the corals will starve.
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The cartoon left no doubt that the flow of resources toward Vietnam might starve Johnson's domestic agenda.
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You don't have to starve yourself into anorexia or binge and purge to have an eating disorder.
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They also fear that Russia's larger intention is to starve Ukraine of an important chunk of income.
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But when the whole ocean gets warm, the algae may suffer, too, leaving the bryozoans to starve.
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When he's pledging huge increases in military spending while moving to starve wonky research and the arts.
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"The new prices will make us starve to death," Fatima Ahmed, a housewife said while buying bread.
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And we know how to use the density of ground cover to predict whether animals will starve.
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Thus, Germany protested, it had to use its U-boats to try to starve England as well.
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But the Trump administration's budget would permanently starve the HTF by limiting its spending to incoming revenues.
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Here, you eat what you can get, and find a way to eat it, or you starve.
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Residents began to worry that the seals were there to stay through the winter — or might starve.
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Some animals were killed by bombs or shells, while others were left to starve in their cages.
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And now, with Aleppo's fall, they have successfully implemented their starve-versus-surrender strategy in Syria's major cities.
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And yes, obviously we're talking "enough" in the pro sports context here—the kid isn't going to starve.
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At least 5,000 pro-government forces also encircled eastern Aleppo in a "surrender or starve" tactic, it said.
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Then Donald Trump ran, without making any of the usual conservative promises to starve the beast, and won.
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Can we redistribute wealth from the top so the bottom doesn't starve without devolving into inefficiency and stagnation?
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The regime has used this tactic -- dubbed "Starve or Surrender" -- before, including in the opposition stronghold of Homs.
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The US wasn't trying to starve the Soviets; it was, instead, trying to build its own super crops.
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If the water stays too hot for too long, the algae won't return, and the coral will starve.
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In the decade after 1945 millions of them were beaten to death or shot, or left to starve.
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The reality is that so many women and girls regularly starve themselves toward thinness that is ever elusive.
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"I love food and will never starve myself to make my body look a certain way," she says.
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Corals can live for a time without the algae, but they will eventually begin to starve and die.
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If you starve worms and also turn off certain genes, could you get them to live even longer?
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The move could severely restrict the OPEC nation's crude exports and starve its socialist government of hard currency.
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Caribou have been known to starve because they cannot cross the river and lakes to get to food.
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She locked Xaro Xhoan Daxos and his retinue in a Qarth vault to suffocate and starve to death?
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And that's what The Hunt is about, even more nakedly than usual: these predators must kill or starve.
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But the authorities were concerned that these advantages were pushing many jumpers to starve themselves to lower weights.
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Those civilians unable to flee have been burned alive in their homes or chased into swamps to starve.
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This can starve the recovery of additional attention that feeds political action and donations necessary for the recovery.
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In 85033, it took more than 200,000 people to starve to death in Somalia before the world responded.
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Tens of thousands of civilians cannot be allowed to die in the effort to starve out Boko Haram.
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We will decimate Al Qaeda, and we will seek to starve funding for Iran-backed Hamas and Hezbollah.
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Nitrogen gas is not poisonous under normal circumstances, but breathing it alone would starve the body of oxygen.
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The father of comedy understood that the only sure way to tame the beast is to starve it.
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The Houthis are repressive and untrustworthy, but this is not a reason to bomb and starve Yemeni children.
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But how do we explain to Abrar that because we want to make a point, she must starve?
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Always the same nouns, she complains to us (scar, bruise, blood), always the same verbs (choke, starve, scream).
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The trouble with these wimpy leaders is they don't starve their citizens or execute troublemakers with antiaircraft guns.
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You go from Struggle and Starve to Feast — you're not tapping on the window of the buffet restaurant.
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Patients have persistent concerns about their weight, shape and size, and starve themselves to maintain a low weight.
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A lot of animals that weren't killed by the fires are likely to starve in their immediate aftermath.
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Polar bears will continue to starve — and move closer towards extinction — without serious action to combat global warming.
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"The regime has been leading a 'siege, starve, and surrender' campaign for years," she said in an interview.
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The Trump administration imposed the sanctions to starve Maduro's government of oil revenue and force him from office.
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Food is scarce, but the black market and Teresa's gift for producing nameless roasts mean they do not starve.
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Anyone who can hurt animals and starve /torture children in any way need to be hung by their toenails.
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"Just feels like lies on top of lies, that they're trying to starve us out, to quit," one says.
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We embrace or belittle, eat or starve — and everyone knows what the general societal preference is in that dichotomy.
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Were it not for food aid, often dropped out of planes onto remote villages, hundreds of thousands would starve.
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According to the researchers, the Martian colonists would probably starve—and the project itself would run out of money.
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If the water remains too hot for too long, the algae will not return and the coral will starve.
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In truth, it is a systems-heavy survival game with its roots in predecessors like Don't Starve and Minecraft.
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Caught in limbo on the border, they have been left to starve or die from a mounting cholera epidemic.
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The penguins will starve, argue the authors of a new study published Monday in the journal Nature Climate Change.
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In skipping her insulin shots, Akers was effectively able to starve her body of energy while continuing to eat.
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Companies that ignore this may starve themselves of talent, as well as be out of touch with their customers.
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If they begin to starve, chickens start eating each other, so meat packers have culled flocks quickly, ABPA said.
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Or perhaps waking each other during hibernation might make them more likely to starve in the dead of winter.
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In July, his forces tightened the noose around eastern Aleppo to wage yet another brutal "kneel or starve" campaign.
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Basically avoid mushrooms and red berries and you'll be okay, until you starve to death, when you won't be.
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Artists pleaded with listeners urging them against illegal downloading unless they wanted real-life members of Keane to starve.
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We cannot let people starve, suffer from malnutrition, or be thrown out of their homes when they lose work.
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"In the short run, it will starve resources," said Stephen Silvia, an American University economics professor who studies unions.
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Fertilizer runoff ends up in our waterways, causing algae blooms that starve fish and other aquatic wildlife of oxygen.
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"I would rather starve than change my principles in this regard," Ms. Manning said to Judge Trenga on Thursday.
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Some scientists with experience in Antarctica are worried that Congress could starve scientific programs while the station is rebuilt.
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The wild horse herds need to be thinned for their own good lest they starve - so the argument goes.
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One unintended consequence of this cap is to starve healthcare companies of the funds needed to enroll new members.
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"A few of the officials did not manage to have anything to eat and had to starve," she wrote.
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Later, you recount how Mark came to starve Instagram of resources, eventually driving its founders out of the company.
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The husbands couldn't protest, since they would be barred from working the farm and their families left to starve.
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So when the Soviet Union began to totter in the '80s, and aid slowed, North Koreans started to starve.
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"We're going to raise the cost per calorie to starve our customers," Quest co-founder Ron Penna told Motherboard.
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I've written about what ' starve and stack' is, but in this article I will show you how to execute it.
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"It never gets better, it always gets worse ... People shouldn't have to starve to death to receive help," he said.
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Foreign business groups have voiced concerns that such policies could limit foreign firms' opportunities in China and ultimately starve innovation.
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His knowledge of his club mate could prove hugely beneficial as Tite looks to starve Belgium's formidable attack of supply.
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It was a common tactic of the regime, "Starve or Surrender," one that was used in Homs and then Aleppo.
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Human rights groups immediately condemned the blockade as inhumane, and the UN warned that halting food aid would starve millions.
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A few popular examples include Alto's Odyssey (and its predecessor, Alto's Adventure), Don't Starve, DOTA Underlords, Minecraft, and Rayman Adventures.
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So I put a hold on trade and figured I'd starve the rest of the world for a solid year.
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Critics say that, by depriving banks of a source of cheap funds, narrow banking would starve the economy of credit.
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When I was three I didn't starve to death, thanks to wheat grown by foreign farmers thousands of kilometers away.
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In 2015, we put it into perspective: Empty out Boston, starve Moscow, and you may understand some of Syria's hell.
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But Netflix had little choice once it became apparent that the major production studios would starve Netflix of quality content.
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Regime forces use similar siege-and-starve tactics across the country to lower residents' morale and encourage rebels to surrender.
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The monster comes from the game Don't Starve, and the release of both lenses coincides with the Game Developers Conference.
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She sewed the girls' mouth shut, left them to starve, and then had her son (and henchman) take the fall.
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"This is a regime that let two million of its own people starve to death in the 1990s," said Chinoy.
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In addition, shrewd conservatives like David Stockman, who served as President Reagan's budget director, championed the "starve the beast" argument.
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Donnie says they also allegedly tried to starve Blair and punished him for trying to feed the two little girls.
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"They will starve to death very soon," 24-year-old Mohamed Raffique told CNN by phone from inside Rakhine State.
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General Sherman's march to the sea during the American civil war was designed to starve the Confederate army into surrender.
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Scared that we'd starve to death, because there wasn't anything in his Roosevelt book about how to forage for food.
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Yet, the current White House is proposing a budget that would ignore R&D's value, starve science, and hinder growth.
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Jeff Goins is a bestselling author of five books including the The Art of Work and Real Artists Don't Starve.
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Without population control, the herds double every five years until they overwhelm the land, destroy critical habitats and ultimately starve.
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"Their ships pass by our waters while our people starve," Samad was quoted as saying while he met U.N. officials.
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President Trump didn't mention it at the United Nations, but America is helping to kill, maim and starve Yemeni children.
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When we were in the halls of Congress, you said that you would starve to death without your feeding tube.
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Personally, I worry about leaving my oven on, or having my electronic dog feeder freak out and starve my dog.
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How many more Venezuelans have to starve or drown before Western liberals do something more than merely shake their heads?
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The only casualties are chicks that flee from the finches on foot and, unable to find their way back, starve.
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That is to say, their focus is not on how do we give poor people food so they don't starve.
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And then, if you can't pay this middle man, then you can either go to a food bank or starve.
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Meanwhile, a Saudi blockade on Yemen threatens to starve millions as tensions build over a proxy war there with Iran.
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In other countries people don't line up for food: the rich get the food and the poor starve to death.
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A storm blows apart the family's home, a plague of locusts devours the crops, and people nearly starve to death.
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Here are 13 choices for summer fun (on American television or streaming services) that won't starve your brain of oxygen.
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Revenue-draining cuts inevitably starve the public services that the aging and economically insecure white working class increasingly depends on.
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Six months later, they were shipped to Kili Island, 400 miles south of Bikini, where they again began to starve.
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By slashing humanitarian aid, increasing the risk that people starve in the four countries — Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and Nigeria.
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"I no longer have to starve myself all day long and I can socially hang out with people," he says.
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They overfeed the ants and starve the ants; they mix and match ants of varying age, life experience and transgenicity.
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But witnessing our nation's wild horses and burros starve to death and overrun the range must compel us to act.
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"Opponents of Social Security have just been trying to starve the Social Security beast, as they see it," Altman said.
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The plan to starve the beast of government by depriving it of money, it seems, is back in the saddle.
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Maybe they are more likely to wake one another during hibernation, causing them to starve in the barren winter forest.
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He also began to starve her, periodically depriving her of food for as long as two and a half days.
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"I have to see Hezbollah as my enemy now: they cut down our trees and starve our children," he says.
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The idea is for young people to commit to living lean (starve, but not literally) for a set period of time.
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It's a slow death: The sharks sink to the sea floor, where they starve, drown or are eaten by other fish.
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In the 1970s hundreds of millions of people will starve to death in spite of any crash programs embarked upon now.
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It's a tactic, dubbed "starve or surrender," that the Syrian government has been accused of using in a number of locations.
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Manning told the judge presiding over the case that she would rather starve to death than comply with the grand jury.
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Professor Nico Boon described how the poop eating all goes down:We periodically starve the bacteria, in a kind of 'fasting regimen'.
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Trump called Iran the "world's biggest sponsor of state terrorism," and said he would starve funding for the Lebanese Hezbollah militia.
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On the African savannah, early humans benefited only a little from an extra meal but might starve if they missed one.
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In her book people like Janice Areno, a Bible-bashing Pentecostalist who says the poor should work or starve, become human.
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For approximately the 10 millionth year in a row, opposing offenses starve at the rim when Howard is on the floor.
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WHETHER it is best to feed a fever and starve a cold, or vice versa, varies with the grandparent being asked.
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The Treasury Department on Wednesday targeted Venezuela's central bank under sanctions meant to financially starve President Nicolás Maduro and his government.
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Photo via Jhené Aiko's Instagram Cheaters probably deserve to starve in a dry-spell drought for the end of time, yeah?
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He also rooted for the demise of The New York Post and suggested that his staff "starve" The New York Times.
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In Venezuela, uninhibited spending has turned the country with the world's largest proven oil reserves into a land where children starve.
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Now, because public policy has left the cities to fend for themselves and starve, the whole state is circling the drain.
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If they can't reach this polar front and can't swim back within about a week, their chicks will starve to death.
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In each of these offensives, Assad followed a "siege, starve, and surrender" strategy, as experts put it to Vox's Alex Ward.
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"If we fail to take action, people may starve to death if they are not killed with bullets," the letter said.
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Swift admits in the documentary that she recently "caught" herself "start to do it": hating her body, wanting to starve it.
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Now, they can starve the agencies that have to administer the law, making it hard for them to do their jobs.
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Sans any real change to mitigate the effects of global warming, the world's largest land carnivore will starve themselves to extinction.
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Column: Preventing Mass Shootings Like the Vegas Strip Attack or Your Tax Dollars Help Starve Children Example from the text: 2.
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Government officials have warned that a no-deal exit could clog ports, starve factories and disrupt supplies of food and medicine.
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The tax subsidies being offered to Amazon could starve the city of necessary resources, Axt said before the deal was announced.
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If you want to change the trajectory of your financial future for the better, 'starve and stack' may be right for you.
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She receives a match but for the sake of 'starve and stack' we are focusing on their contribution amounts, not the employer's.
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Assad has used siege tactics to starve out rebel-held areas, and his military has bombed breadlines and bakeries from the air.
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I'd been trying to diet, starve, and Jazzercise away my round, soft body since childhood, forever wishing to be anyone but myself.
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As he reveals later on, he wants to survive so badly he let his wife starve so he could have more rations.
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But she focused her ire on the Assad regime and Russia for their "starve, get bombed, or surrender" strategy in eastern Aleppo.
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The young birds must learn to spread their wings and fly, or else they cannot feed on the ocean, and they'll starve.
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"The authorities will continue to encircle the compound completely," Van Zandt said, suggesting that the government might eventually starve out those remaining.
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Even a bit of democracy, however, saves lives overall—because empires and dictators are more likely to starve and slaughter their subjects.
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The future is wonderful and weird, and farmers have access to it before you and I because without them, we all starve.
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When water gets too warm, corals expel the algae living within, causing the coral to turn a ghostly white and eventually, starve.
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"I accept that... you are remorseful and that you did not intentionally seek to starve your maid," Judge Low Wee Ping said.
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Some members of its ruling elite can convert a zollar to a dollar at the central bank, while letting ordinary Zimbabweans starve.
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Lifestyle that she "felt the need to starve myself," adding that she had to keep a mandatory food log regarding her diet.
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The Trump administration has been working to starve the Iranian regime of cash and chill the country's growth, per Axios' Jonathan Swan.
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"How about you try to starve and see if you can still call yourself healthy?" said one commenter on the Jakarta Post.
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The Trump administration in January levied sanctions on the OPEC nation's oil industry that are meant to starve Maduro's government of revenue.
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Games like The Long Dark, Don't Starve, and even Skyrim tap into that comfort as a way of demonstrating safety and danger.
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When I watched Tracy Gold starve herself in eighth grade, I didn't suddenly realize I was on the way to being sick.
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Experts have repeatedly warned that the people of Madaya will continue to starve unless consistent medical and food aid is allowed in.
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If you ignore him, then you starve him of the thing that he loves the most, and that is controversy and attention.
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He gives her an ultimatum to either be his queen or essentially starve and eat the scraps left over by the hyenas.
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And when it comes time to starve, they just tighten their nonexistent belts and have to suffer, fatefully accepting this in silence.
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That might seem like splitting hairs, but Trump is claiming something here -- repeal -- when in fact he's working to starve the law.
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People are tired and believe, understandably, that the United States will continue to starve the country—and them—until Maduro is gone.
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Is it worth turning a villager into a warrior if your people will starve for a month at the end of winter?
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Marina wants to slowly stop breastfeeding so she has some milk left—and she swears it doesn't mean her baby will starve.
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If they hoard their spoils they starve the early-stage ecosystem or leave founders stuck with dumb money from non-strategic financiers.
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Ambassador Haley, please understand that without peacekeeping, you're sentencing civilians to be raped and shot — and boys like Frederick Pandowan to starve.
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With the L train shutdown set to starve Williamsburg of subway commuters, Greenpoint — its neighbor to the north — is expecting a surge.
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If America can economically isolate China, it can starve the Chinese economy to death before China becomes large enough to fight back.
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What the Federal Reserve and other central banks have done is to starve the most dynamic actors in their economies of credit.
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We will starve, imprison, torture and gas you, until it is no longer possible for any life to exist in these areas.
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Research has shown that the treatment messes with the gut microbes that help them digest their leafy diet — meaning they can starve.
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Under his sway, the Senate has already passed bills that starve government, crack down on undocumented immigrants and discriminate against transgender people.
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Millions would die in the initial blasts and millions more would starve as the climate changed and our way of life withered.
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"Pigeons mate for life, so if one was removed, this could be breaking up families or leaving babies to starve," Hillman said.
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The phrase 'starve and stack' means to aggressively cut down on your spending for a fixed period, in order to save for retirement.
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If this material lingered in the atmosphere for long enough it would cause plants to die and would slowly starve everything on Earth.
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So it seems our people starve from lack of understanding and all we seem to give them is some balling and some dancing.
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He would tell us when we visited him — they would starve him and then give him a tray of just cabbage and bread.
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Luckily, contestants won't have to starve themselves or prepare some kind of DIY catheter situation for their time in the box, at least.
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In March, the U.N. Security Council imposed harsh new sanctions on North Korea to starve it of money for its nuclear weapons program.
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Because of how much resource-gathering and crafting you do, No Man's Sky is similar to survival games like Rust and Don't Starve.
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Obama told reporters the Republican-controlled Congress has tried to weaken regulations established after the financial crisis and "starve" regulators with budget cuts.
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But if too many countries were to stop paying loans, then risk premiums would rocket throughout Africa and starve the region of credit.
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"It's the old adage... we&aposre not gonna starve," Floyd said, "but I don&apost know if we&aposre gonna get rich, either."
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When I was young we were afraid to starve, to be without medicines or homes, and the teeth of it gave us meaning.
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These products are cheap, but they're also mostly emptied of their nutritional value, so while people won't starve, they'll develop other health problems.
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Trump has signed an executive order directing Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly to find ways to starve these sanctuary cities of federal funding.
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"If you starve enforcement, basically, you're giving a gift to wealthy scofflaws, giving a green light to fraudsters and identity thieves," Weinberger said.
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Republicans wanted to starve Medicaid and kill the individual mandate, and when these policies proved to be dramatically unpopular they resorted to lying.
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" On Monday, Trump referred to Rubio's trip in his speech, declaring that Maduro "would rather see his people starve than give them aid.
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Without this algae, the coral can't get the nutrients it needs and will starve to death if water temperatures don't return to normal.
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The prospects for rolling back Da'esh's hold on territory are bleak without the Sunni Arabs, who the regime continues to bomb and starve.
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I have a lot of freedom to work on my own stuff and commissions are frequent enough that I don't have to starve.
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Brendon Fitzpatrick, who posted some of the images, expressed concern that the seals will starve to death unless they're taken to the ocean.
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Driving along, you pass markets flush with fresh fruit that no one can afford, while children starve a half mile down the road.
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Instead, they had reportedly allowed little Alfie to starve, until, on Wednesday, the baby's father stated the baby is finally receiving nourishment again.
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I won't starve to death, but I am still eager to find my way back to the companionship of flesh-and-bone civilization.
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Vampire bats sustain themselves mostly on blood from animals, and if a bat is unable to feed for three days, it could starve.
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At such times, some hummingbirds could starve to death while they sleep because they're not getting to eat every half-hour or so.
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The scent of their waste fills his nostrils; the circusgoers ignore him and his scrupulous art, leaving him to starve to death, forgotten.
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"One of my good friends pointed out to me I could starve to death because I don't know how to cook," he said.
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Republicans have been comfortable creating massive deficits so to "starve the beast" of government, as Ronald Reagan's Budget Director David Stockman once said.
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Just a few moments ago, I signed legislation imposing even more hard-hitting sanctions on Hezbollah to further starve them of their funds.
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When they shut down or delete our precious stuff, it's because we've abandoned and neglected them for years already, leaving them to starve.
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It was one of many suits filed by Southern politicians eager to starve the civil rights movement of the oxygen of national attention.
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I was at the end of my rope: my milk still hadn't come in and I constantly worried my baby was going to starve.
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The younger you are, the easier it is to carry out the 'starve and stack' strategy, as you have fewer financial responsibilities and burdens.
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In the modern version, Narcissus would fall in love with his own Instagram feed, and starve himself to death while compulsively counting his followers.
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That you can be doing the same thing and starve, but 30 years later someone can be doing something identical and be very successful.
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These results have led Yale University immunobiology professor Ruslan Medzhitov to suggest that the phrase "feed a virus, starve a bacteria" may have validity.
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In March, the 15-member Security Council imposed harsh new sanctions on North Korea to starve it of money for its nuclear weapons program.
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And experts argue this isn't a coincidence: The more governments are accountable to their citizens, the less likely they are to let them starve.
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I don't want them to think I starve myself or don't eat, and that to be like me that's what they have to do.
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Its advances have revealed mass hunger in liberated areas, which the U.N. said could see 75,000 children starve to death in the coming months.
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Madaya has been the scene of a months-long siege that aid organizations say has caused more than 50 people to starve to death.
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"Instead we to see the Assad regime continue to bomb, starve and yes, gas, civilians," Haley said, referring to President Bashar al-Assad's government.
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It's found in most every bird stomach and in sea turtles and whales that starve to death, and the problem is getting much worse.
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Starve one wolf The feeling of anger or the impulse of greed is often triggered by other emotions such as fear, rejection or desperation.
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Assad's forces could simply remain where they are and block all food and supplies from entering the city, attempting to starve out the rebels.
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Both the farmer and his daughter are dead; Beric theorizes that the farmer killed his girl and then himself rather than starve to death.
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But this can starve some organs of blood flow when our internal temperature gets close to 40℃ instead of the normal 37 to 38℃.
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In Syria, bombing hospitals is one of many brutal tools of war - from government sieges designed to starve entire communities, to chemical weapons attacks.
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That move is part of a broader US strategy to starve the North Korean regime of money it would use to improve its weapons.
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Because he only earned 20 cents an hour at his porter job, he couldn't afford to buy tobacco unless he wanted to starve instead.
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I started to starve myself in order to obtain the "perfect figure" that I knew I could have if I just worked hard enough.
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"... the Maute, even if they fight two months, they will not starve here," he told a news conference about a kilometer from the fighting.
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Embolization, a procedure pioneered by interventional radiologists, can be used to stop bleeding or to starve a fibroid or tumor of its blood supply.
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All of this fits with a longstanding conservative project: Starve the government of taxes, and use that as a rationale to slash social spending.
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The buses, once a benign, even beloved feature of the urban landscape, have become a signature of the Syrian government's starve-or-surrender strategy.
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And that's what we're doing: lighting a backburn to clear out all the grass in the main fire's path, to starve it to death.
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In 2009, the U.S.-appointed president, Hamid Karzai, approved a law entitling husbands to starve their wives to death if they denied them sex.
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Pagan Kennedy Abby Solomon suffers from a one-in-a-billion genetic syndrome: After just about an hour without food, she begins to starve.
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When they fill up their stomachs with plastic, their bodies are tricked into thinking they are full, causing them to slowly starve to death.
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Popular games like "DayZ" and "Don't Starve" force players to scavenge for materials and resources in order to make it in large, hostile worlds.
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Manning has said she believes grand juries in general are an abuse of power and that she would rather starve to death than testify.
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This will starve the system of needed resources, leave thousands of doctor and nurse vacancies unfilled, and force hospitals and clinics to shut down.
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But Ms. Cutter said that whenever possible, the press corps should starve the president's attacks of attention and keep the focus on the issues.
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Manning has said she believes grand juries, in general, are an abuse of power and that she would rather starve to death than testify.
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It is also a good opportunity, Islamic scholars often say, for reflecting about and developing empathy with those who starve because they are destitute.
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The lawmakers also claim the documents show the social network was able to "starve" some developers of data and force them out of business.
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"I think that you starve the troll by just pointing out that the troll is lying and the troll is trolling," Mr. Shafer said.
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Tax experts say that any overhaul would have to get rid of certain deductions for business if it is not to starve the Treasury.
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"The big question for Norwegian farmers was not which kind of apples to grow, but how to not starve to death," Mr. Haatuft said.
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We've known for a long time that North Korea is a malignant, terrible regime that has no problem seeing its citizenry suffer and starve.
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"This is one of the more strategic efforts in the starve-the-beast mode," said Lawrence F. Katz, a professor of economics at Harvard.
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I could starve in a garret and remain creatively whole, while telling the Man to go f*^k himself — I didn't need his dirty money.
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In the last few months, the US has intensified its "maximum pressure" campaign meant to starve Iran's economy, targeting the country's oil exports in April.
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"I would rather starve to death than change my opinions in that regard," Manning told Trenga, reiterating her opposition to the secretive grand jury process.
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They're now engaged in a prolonged siege to starve out the occupiers — and give their fledgling shadow government the D.C. presence it so badly wants.
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If he'd rather let the Tully starve out, Blackfish has that base covered as well, with two years' worth of supplies to keep them alive.
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Mr Assad's tactics are as familiar as they are chilling: besiege, starve and bomb civilians until the rebels surrender or grow too weak to resist.
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"I'm finding out that you're not gonna starve [if you limit yourself]," she said, adding that she learned to love nuts, greens and fresh produce.
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Republicans control the upper chamber of Congress and a routine vote there could starve the CFPB, Hensarling wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.
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The failure of anti-poverty policies belongs to Republican supply-side tax and starve-the-beast budget policies, not ObamaCare and Johnson's War on Poverty.
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As she points out, there are plenty of other great shorts out there that won't require her to starve herself to the brink of death.
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Muhammed explains that sometimes they use explosives to starve the fire of oxygen, sometimes chemicals are injected directly into the pipe to smother the flames.
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This is a sport born of a nation enamored with war; they wound or they starve, and they strike to prevent others from striking first.
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People who had great fear about what it would mean to be a bag lady, what it is to starve, came out feeling very differently.
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She has raised the possibility she will starve herself to death unless a deal is quickly struck after the verdict to return her to Ukraine.
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While U.N sanctions aim to starve North Korea of hard currency for its nuclear weapons program, they have had a chilling effect overall on trade.
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In the South, states passed trespassing laws for racial reasons, seeking to keep blacks from hunting and fishing so as to starve them into submission.
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Like Don't Starve or Minecraft, Dead in Vinland requires you to take stock of what you have and what you need at any given moment.
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Would the U.K. courts allow life support to be turned off and force the parents — and the whole country — watch that baby starve to death?
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At one point early on in her career a newspaper editor said that she would starve unless she started producing a different style of drawing.
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Its opening line — "At 17, I started to starve myself" — is a reference to an eating disorder that Ms. Welch struggled with as a teenager.
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Throughout the Starve and Struggle years of "Theft by Finding" we spend time with a David Sedaris who's doing what everyone does in his 225s.
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Sonjona realizes that it is wrong to marry off a 10-year-old, but he also knows it is wrong to see his daughter starve.
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And he can cripple enforcement of the rules he doesn't undo simply by working with Trump to starve his own agency of personnel and funds.
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It's making Taylor Swift starve herself and obsess over whether people like her enough; it's making Demi Lovato binge and purge and cut and use.
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It follows actions by the administration two months ago to starve the Appellate Body of members, leaving it without the necessary quorum to decide cases.
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"War rages on but all those fighting cannot ignore animals, put them in a cage, starve them to death, deprive them of water," he said.
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The action taken by the international community is an attempt to starve North Korea of fuel and income for further development of its weapons programs.
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Crews were chopping down unburnt trees to starve the fire, the Canadian Press reported, and aircraft were bombing the area with fire retardant and water.
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In the half-decade war that has followed, Assad has used a "siege and starve" technique on rebel-held areas to force them to capitulate.
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The economic collapse of Venezuela Venezuelans suffer from chronic food and medical shortages, leaving many to starve and some to die in hospitals lacking basic supplies.
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The Iraqi government and its militia allies, not yet able to take Fallujah, have set up a siege around the city, attempting to starve out ISIS.
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When birds eat these microplastics, they'll starve to death, she said, because the fibers leave them feeling full when their guts are just full of garbage.
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Plastic poses a particularly acute threat to wildlife, which can become entangled in it or eat it, causing birds, fish, and marine mammals to slowly starve.
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But Intel in particular was famous for using its half of the Wintel duopoloy to starve up-and-coming rivals for cash by suppressing their margins.
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Jennifer Cafarella, an expert at the Institute for the Study of War, described the strategy as "siege, starve, and surrender" in a February interview with Vox.
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But with a new project, Cloudflare is taking things a little farther — the company is trying to starve its trolls out by taking away their revenue.
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Worse, the Tyrells don't have to actively work to destroy her — they can just cut off their supply of food to starve her army and horses.
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The United Nations has said 75,000 children could starve to death in the region over the next few months if they do not receive humanitarian assistance.
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It would also give AT&T the opportunity to coordinate with Comcast Corp, which owns NBCU, to starve cheaper online video companies of content, he said.
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The threat was clear: If manufacturers didn't play ball on optometrists' terms, then optometrists would starve the manufacturers of business by refusing to prescribe their brands.
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Time to put the leviathan of government on a diet; you cannot actually drain the swamp unless you starve the beast and dismantle the administrative state.
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The tactic of "starve or surrender" -- in which rebel territories are starved into submission -- has caused several holdout rebel areas to eventually return to regime control.
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But it's likewise very hard to argue that the Trump administration's efforts to starve and strangle the law have done much to improve access to care.
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As a Trump loyalist, Democrats say, Whitaker could fire Mueller, starve the Russia investigation of funding or prevent a special counsel report from being made public.
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Meanwhile, opposition figures are thrown in prison, media freedom is trampled upon, and food is horded and dished out to party cronies while the people starve.
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But in practice, the government has taken back a number of areas with starve-or-surrender tactics, bombarding and starving people until they agree to leave.
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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said the sanctions could eventually starve North Korea of an additional $500 million or more in annual revenue.
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Yemen needs aid because the U.S. is helping Saudi Arabia starve and bomb Yemeni civilians, creating what the U.N. says is the world's largest humanitarian crisis.
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I'm itching for another survival game of its ilk, especially since my marathon sessions of Don't Starve have gotten to be a fond but distant memory.
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The agency must ask for new funding each quarter; its most recent request was for $0, which suggests that he intends to starve it of cash.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has used a "siege and starve" technique on Madaya and other rebel-held areas in an attempt force them to capitulate.
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And they starve, for page after harrowing page, for 26 days, until they are come upon — near death, emaciated — by two Indians out hunting for turtles.
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The alternative is to allow criminals to abuse and starve an entire nation and to allow the Venezuelan catastrophe to beget further chaos throughout the Americas.
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To develop this deterrent, he has been more than willing to starve his own people, enforce slavery-like work conditions for dissenters, and execute political prisoners.
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I hope you can understand there is widespread anxiety about President-elect Trump's intention to dismantle these scientific capabilities or simply just starve them for resources.
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One of the messages that comes out of this bill is that starve the beast doesn't work because the public won't abide many years of underinvestment.
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If the regime manages to starve out a few more rebel-held areas, it would be in an even stronger position to dictate terms of a settlement.
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She told reporters outside the courthouse this afternoon that she would rather "starve to death" than reverse course and participate in the trial, according to BuzzFeed News.
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"I know that's a little weird to think that I'd rather starve than to let my cat be unhealthy, but he's my best friend," Neel told me.
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It was greatly expanded under his successor, Park Geun-hye, to starve left-leaning artists of government funding for their projects, and at that point included Bong.
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The Trump administration slapped sanctions on Venezuelan oil giant PDVSA earlier this year in order to starve Maduro's regime of revenue and push him out of office.
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Shami said there were around 6,000 people living in Daraya, and 45,000 in Mouadamiya, and he said the government was now trying to starve the population out.
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US health authorities would be woefully unequipped to deal with the number and severity of casualties, while the climate effects of a "nuclear autumn" would starve billions.
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You're given a limit for each subgroup, but the point is that it's okay to mess up, and you don't have to starve yourself to lose weight.
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Mr Maduro's well-armed regime does not care whether Venezuelans stay or go, consent or no, thrive or starve, and it has survived a national economic collapse.
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The administration in January imposed sanctions on PDVSA, Venezuela's state-run oil company, intended to starve the country of oil revenue and force out President Nicolas Maduro.
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Now we starve from having parents who spend their allotment on drink or drugs or pretty clothes that make them seem to have more than they do.
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Like his father, Kim Jong Un is a terrible tyrant that pursues his own grandeur at the expense of his people who starve and languish in isolation.
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More from Tonic: I should probably mention here that 72 hours is a much shorter duration than it would take a healthy person to starve to death.
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Rather than implement a new Republican health care plan, the HHS secretary is going to be trying to starve out Obamacare, which would be somewhat less fun.
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Lorraine Kearney: One of the biggest myths that I get from my clients is that I need to skip meals and starve in order to lose weight.
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Siege-and-starve tactics have forced aid groups into dangerous territory to deliver aid, where they must deliver relief under armed guard while a battle rages nearby.
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U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said the new sanctions could eventually starve North Korea of an additional $500 million or more in annual revenue.
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"Dave Lambert said, 'You know, before we starve, we ought to leave something to let people know we were here,' " he recalled in a 1996 NPR interview.
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Oxygen Not Included is a survival sim/management game in the vein of Klei's own Don't Starve (a game I adore), with a 2D side-scrolling presentation.
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Former members have said that Mr. Raniere encouraged female followers to nearly starve themselves so that they might achieve the sort of physique he found most appealing.
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"If it blocks the business from producing grain, then we all starve to death," he said, according to a transcript of his comments on a Huawei website.
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The new minimum wage just ensures that people don't starve to death, and it's certainly not enough for families to pay rent or buy anything else, really.
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I even wolfed a few down in Shravanabelagola, a holy Jain town where the most devout nuns and monks renounce all food and starve themselves to death.
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But Venezuela's largest customer was the United States, and the Trump administration in January imposed sanctions to end those sales and starve Mr. Maduro's government of revenue.
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"I do love to eat and it's not something I stop because I do enjoy it so much that I'm not going to starve myself," he said.
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Nurturing the arc of the moral universe toward justice will take standing up to the bullies who continue to use their power to beat, starve and wound.
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I began to binge and purge, my way of trying not to starve to death, but not willing or able to get back into healthy eating patterns.
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The United States imposed sanctions on Venezuelas state-run oil firm, PDVSA, in January, seeking to starve the country of oil revenue and oust President Nicolas Maduro.
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If an injury to a black kite was serious, the hospital would turn the bird away, knowing it would starve if kept for more than a day.
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If I could get there, if I could starve my sentences of myself, I'd produce a formula of my life that would succeed as a novelistic memoir.
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Instead, he talked at length about how his dad defected from Cuba on an improvised boat and how he ate a raw seabird so he didn't starve.
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Shrapnel from an airstrike hit one of his sons, but the man said he was mainly concerned that family members would starve if they stayed in eastern Aleppo.
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I've followed my own antiaging routines: For a time I ate 30 percent fewer calories than recommended, and I now starve myself for 16 of every 24 hours.
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One Hour, One Life is a survival game similar to Don't Starve, where players interact to survive in a harsh world, but it's about much more than that.
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The calculus is intentional: Instead of governing, Trump is content to starve troublesome government departments of resources and leadership until they are functionally unable to perform their duties.
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The resulting heat stress did a lot of damage, but the loss of photosynthesizing zooxanthella triggered the lion's share of the die-offs, by causing corals to starve.
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Riverlands: Speaking of letting people starve, here we come to a wholly unexpected and hauntingly filmed sequence with The Hound that's probably my favorite part in the premiere.
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On average, if a person has water but doesn't eat at all, it takes him about a month to use up his body's excess energy reserves and starve.
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The White House's hostility towards the trans community continued with an aggressively anti-scientific gender policy, while immigration restrictions continue to starve workforces, separate families and ruin lives.
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I was convinced I would starve before finding all of these items (and I live in New York City!), but luckily Whole Foods carries almost all of them.
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The story may help them see how our fear delivers us into inhumanity; how refugees in tent cities are made into villains, even as they starve in squalor.
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As animals starve alongside humans, the government announced in June that it would sell over 1,000 wild animals to save them from death and raise money for conservation.
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"Mission Control would then have to — to use their euphemism — 'close down communication,' and the men would have to either starve to death or commit suicide," Safire said.
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Indeed, his proposed budget would further starve already underfunded domestic programs — necessitating still more deferred maintenance — to fund a defense build-up and a ludicrously expensive border wall.
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That may change as technology makes alternatives more viable, but take those traditional sources offline now and the global economy collapses, children starve and people freeze to death.
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"I think he wanted to leave them enough so they wouldn't starve, but not so much so they wouldn't have to make lives for themselves," Mr. Benson said.
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More coral die-off is expected this year as elevated ocean temperatures cause corals to expel the algae they depend on for food, turn ghostly white, and starve.
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"The Ortega-Murillo family is getting richer while the country people starve," a rebel who calls himself Commander Rafael said about the president and his wife, Rosario Murillo.
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But the story goes that the Shoshone experienced an extreme famine, and mothers were forced to drown their babies in the river rather than watch their children starve.
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Callimachi: So one of the major ways that America and European governments tried to combat terrorism since 9/11 was to try to starve these groups of cash.
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About a year later, in June 2012, Mr. Assad's forces started a siege of Moadhamiyeh, hoping to starve out the rebelling residents; food and medical supplies were blocked.
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Whitaker will immediately wield influence over the Mueller probe, and he has a long track record of questioning Mueller's authority and proposing ways to starve him of resources.
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And now the Republican Party should be held accountable not only for any potential replacement of the law, but also for having tried to starve it to death.
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"While wireless pricing appears to be firm, the emergence of Comcast, and soon Charter, as new competitors appears poised to starve the incumbents of unit growth," he wrote.
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He takes advantage of well-meaning treasure hunters and kicks them off high, rocky ledges into pits of slithering bloodthirsty monsters, or he leaves them to starve to death.
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"Health is the most important thing — we should be encouraging girls to care for themselves, not shaming them to starve," another chimed in, discussing her own battle with endometriosis.
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"Even the administration realizes that it's in charge now and can't starve the IRS any further," said Steven Miller, a former acting IRS commissioner who now works at Alliantgroup.
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For export-dependent Turkey, some analysts say the danger is that this outflow could over time starve the Middle East's top economy of funds and stall Erdogan's recovery plans.
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For import-dependent Turkey, some analysts say the danger is that this outflow could over time starve the Middle East's top economy of funds and stall Erdogan's recovery plans.
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Abolishing tuition fees would damage universities and mainly benefit the well-off, while nationalising the railways and some utilities would make them less efficient and starve them of investment.
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Instead of responding to the complaints with sensitivity, many state governments are resorting to tyrant proclamations - "If your ID does not work, it's perfectly OK for you to starve".
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In the mid-1800s, thousands of Irish citizens fled the barren fields and British apathy that could both starve them to death if they stayed in their own country.
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These conditions do not hold in North Korea, which brooks no dissent and is willing to let hundreds of thousands of its citizens starve to ensure the regime's survival.
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Maggie is sent to parlay with Gregory, the Hilltop leader, who hard-lines her with come-ons and insinuations that his people are fine while hers will soon starve.
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The 2009 game was Left 4 Dead 2, winning "Better With Friends", flanked by Magicka (2011), Golf With Your Friends (2016), Gang Beasts (2014), and Don't Starve Together (2016).
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I would recommend Draft No. 4 to writers and anyone interested in writing, but no one should use it as a professional guide uncritically or they're liable to starve.
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They have to eat, and unless their destination is furnished with living creatures made of molecules more or less identical to those of life on Earth, they will starve.
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History shows that banking crises—which starve firms of credit in their aftermath—result in deeper recessions, with much slower growth after they end, than other types of slump.
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And if marine animals like turtles ingest the plastic instead of the food they need, it can clog their digestive systems and eventually cause them to starve to death.
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If you could get Fraizer in a room with a million people all offering high fives, he would starve to death before he denied anybody the five they wanted.
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They must now fight to the death over the portion presented to them; share, and they both starve, but force one's opponent into submission, and survival seems almost guaranteed.
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He demanded that some women starve themselves to attain the physique he found most appealing and sometimes grunted like a pig when women went to eat, according to testimony.
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I decided then that I deserved to starve, but an hour later, I found myself midway through a football-size baguette sandwich: ham, turkey, brie, and, somehow, also butter.
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"When our own attempts to find food are unsuccessful, we rely on others to share food with us — otherwise we starve," said Jan Engelmann, a researcher at Göttingen University.
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These factors combined starve local stations of funds that could be used for local news gathering at a time when they desperately need a reason to exist at all.
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Washington has now effectively ordered all countries to halt purchases of Iranian oil or face sanctions of their own, which Tehran calls "economic war" designed to starve its population.
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Countries around the world have recognized Guaido as Venezuela's rightful leader, and the United States vowed to starve Maduro's administration of oil revenue after he was sworn in Jan.
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As the fever grips them, the afflicted lose the ability to do anything but recreate their old patterns, and so they slowly starve to death and rot from within.
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"This is about how I starve myself before blood work, praying it doesn't pick up the candy from my last time of the month," Tassiana says in her poem.
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The power to starve him and those like him of the oxygen of outrage is far more powerful, and keeping with our foundational rights, than the stones thrown at Berkeley.
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They also concluded that it damages coral DNA and contributes to bleaching, a phenomenon in which corals belch out the symbiotic algae inside them and may subsequently starve to death.
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Friendships starve to death Unfortunately, the less time we invest in people, the easier it is to make do without them, until one day it becomes too awkward to reconnect.
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Just as dramatic changes to agricultural yields allowed a population boom in the 20th century, humans will have to reconsider how it gets its protein—or the planet will starve.
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Because Democratic senators could filibuster away any bill to repeal the health-care programme, the Republicans plan to starve it of money until the insurance markets that underpin it collapse.
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That presents a serious complication for the rodent, who may struggle to eat and starve to death or get injuries from the teeth digging back into their faces or skulls.
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"I think they thought I was going to starve," said Mr. Caberwal, 36, the founder of Bond, a venture that seeks to resurrect the ritual of handwritten correspondence, using robotics.
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Paul Ehrlich, a biologist who had, in the 1970s, predicted that hundreds of millions of people would starve by the end of that decade, accused him of being a Pollyanna.
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The Trump administration last week issued sweeping sanctions against state oil company PDVSA, froze profits generated by refining subsidiary Citgo, and has vowed to starve Maduro's government of all revenue.
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North Korea has everything to lose, as history has a 100 percent track record of always punishing tin-pot dictators who starve, subjugate and treat their own citizens as slaves.
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His government pension is a monthly starting point above the poverty line — an income floor — always guaranteeing that no matter what, he won't starve or end up on the streets.
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To take one example: a few decades ago, many experts thought millions of people would starve because we wouldn't be able to grow enough food to feed a growing population.
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Early signs of hypertension—a precursor to a deadly condition called preeclampsia, which can starve the mom's organs or the fetus of blood—leads to aspirin and a management plan.
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Mr Assad's "kneel or starve" policy—so-called after the graffiti scrawled on walls by government loyalists—is designed to deprive the rebels of the sea in which they swim.
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WEST CHESTER, Ohio — After months of pouring fuel on the fire of escalating violence and tension at his rallies, Donald Trump might be finally moving to starve it of oxygen.
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Amid widespread persistent demonstrations, sanctions appear better poised now than before the deal to starve the Iranian regime of precious resources for maintaining control at home and exporting its revolution.
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Niño: We wouldn't necessarily starve to death, because there are a lot of plants that we do eat and we depend on that are wind-pollinated, including, for example, wheats.
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When a corporation is painfully inefficient it loses money and might have to layoff employees, but when a communist country fails at growing enough food, its people starve to death.
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As crops are destroyed by war, Syrians starve in besieged towns as they await food deliveries from aid organizations like the World Food Programme and Red Cross and Red Crescent.
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At our press lunch, Bricia [Lopez] of Guelaguetza only served fried grasshoppers, tortillas, and salsa for the first half hour, so you either made grasshopper tacos or you would starve.
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Remember when Facebook wanted to build the world's personalized newspaper and delivered tons of referral traffic, then abruptly decided to favor "friends and family content" while leaving publishers to starve?
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At least 90,000 of these severely malnourished children could starve to death this year - an average of almost 250 a day - if they do not receive treatment urgently, UNICEF said.
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But Saudi Arabia has come in for particular criticism, most recently for a blockade that the United Nations has described as an attempt to starve Houthi-controlled areas into submission.
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Washington has now effectively ordered all countries to halt all purchases of Iranian oil or face sanctions of their own, which Tehran calls "economic war" designed to starve its population.
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Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich wrote in his best-selling 1968 book The Population Bomb, "In the 1970's, hundreds of millions of people will starve to death" because of overpopulation.
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The problem is that reefs can live in only a fairly narrow temperature range, and climate change, when combined with other natural phenomena, can starve the coral polyps to death.
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"You can't expect people to die for the nation when they know that their body won't be collected and their family will starve in the streets," says a foreign bigwig.
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In Dakota, farming methods imported from the East fail utterly, and in perhaps the most dramatic of the books, "The Long Winter," family members almost starve and freeze to death.
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Washington imposed sanctions and barred U.S. firms, including Citgo, from importing Venezuelan crude as part of a strategy to starve the Maduro government of oil revenue and force his ouster.
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Immigrant families struggling to put food on the table are being forced to choose to starve themselves and their children for fear of being deported if they access SNAP benefits.
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"As a businessman, he understands that expanding the cargo preference would substantially drive up the cost of food aid and cause more people to starve around the world," Corker said.
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If a nuclear powered country launches enough of the deadly weapons, it's possible to screw up the planet badly enough to trigger a nuclear winter and starve its own population.
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And then there are women who practically starve themselves to remain skinny so their husbands won't leave, even though their husbands would be more attracted to them if they weighed more.
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Assistant US Attorney Thomas Traxler argued Thursday that "Manning holds the keys to the jailhouse door," while Manning told Judge Anthony Trenga that she would "rather starve to death" than testify.
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Two chose to starve...and one chose to try to take an overdose due to the insufferable pain, regardless of the fact that she was receiving the very best palliative care.
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Since then the government has stepped up enforcement of a law requiring groups receiving funding from abroad to register as "foreign agents" to discredit NGOs or starve them of financial resources.
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Maduro is facing an unprecedented political crisis and the United States, which backs Guaido, has levied crippling oil industry sanctions meant to starve the government of its sources of foreign revenue.
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How many babies must starve (as in the Syrian town of Madaya), their eyes looking out in a helpless plea from faces that should be chubby but are sunken with hunger?
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"It wouldn't take very long for people to starve to death," says Alan Robock, a professor of environmental sciences at Rutgers University who has been studying nuclear winter since the 1980s.
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Kids on the show get to line up for lunch based on their academic ranking, and the food supply isn't equal to the demand, so the academically weakest students may starve.
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Both the Cuphead and Don't Starve lenses were created by developers, rather than Snap itself, and are part of a push by the company to make lenses even easier to develop.
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But they have carried out years of airstrikes -- likely killing hundreds of thousands -- used starve and surrender tactics, bombed hospitals repeatedly, and carried out at least two savage chemical weapons attacks.
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"We're not going to starve any of these companies of capital because there's always someone" willing to lend gun makers money, said John Streur, chief executive of Calvert Research and Management.
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And women smothered their babies rather than see them starve, and wept, and felt the tears freeze on their cheeks... In that darkness, the White Walkers came for the first time.
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American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) is a case designed to dramatically reduce union dues and starve the very entities that are representing workers at the bargaining table.
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"I'm hoping that showing how this show is so important that somebody is willing to starve themselves for it would make it a reason that people want to subscribe," Young said.
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Earlier this year, the Biden campaign released a statement saying that the former vice president opposes Trump's "crackdown" on sanctuary cities, including the efforts to starve the municipalities of federal funding.
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Those of us unwilling to juice or starve ourselves are left feeling inadequate and confused about why we do not bear any resemblance to the humans we are meant to emulate.
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So, despite food shortages, people did not starve to death, unlike during the 1984 "great famine" when a combination of severe drought and civil war killed up to 1 million people.
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So the option is to starve the people and then end up in a war or have an open channel with people we don&apost trust with the possibility of progress.
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But the court wasn't hearing it, and said since she wasn't being forced to eat non-vegan food or to starve, it wasn't their job to cater to her dietary choice.
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After all, "starve the beast" — cut taxes on the rich, then use the resulting deficits as an excuse to hack away at the safety net — has been G.O.P. strategy for decades.
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As panic about the virus escalates, the middle and upper classes are hoarding food, supplies and medicines without a thought for the millions of poor who stand to starve and die.
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Not only was this imposing an ideological blueprint that didn't work; it was carried out with a cruelty that guaranteed millions of people in the ethnically Ukrainian rural areas would starve.
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Ms. Davis and Funk House recorded what was to be a follow-up album, including the bitter "Stars Starve, You Know," but Island did not release it and dropped her contract.
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As Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro indulges in an empanada tucked away in a drawer while unknowingly on live television, the rest of his compatriots starve and eat out of garbage cans.
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You would not put North Koreans through another Arduous March, as your father had in the 1990s, allowing more than a million to starve so that Pyongyang's elite could stay fed.
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Uber and Lyft get to save their business, the TLC gets to save face, a few thousand drivers get to starve and a few more get to kill themselves—who cares?
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" Ms. Haley called North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile test last month "another attempt by the Kim regime to masquerade as a great power while their people starve and their soldiers defect.
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Besides highlighting the spectacle of a healthy, attractive young girl's determination to starve herself, the storylines usually focused on the family dysfunction that psychologists believed lay at the heart of the disorder.
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Among an array of tactics used to stabilize things since an initial selloff last Friday, the government had directed banks to temporarily starve the London market of lira liquidity, according to officials.
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Some migrants who cannot pay their captors are reportedly killed or left to starve to death, and when migrants die or are released, others are purchased to replace them, the IOM said.
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She didn't quite tell me so, but she hinted that perhaps she could have raised a little bit more, but feared that their 5-year-old son, Muhammad — already hungry — would starve.
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And you might as well face the reality now that you're going to starve to death if you pursue them,'" O'Leary tells CNBC Make It. "You're not the best photographer out there.
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Negan reminded Eugene that if he didn't use his Smart Brain to figure out a plan that would safely get the Saviors out of their Sanctuary prison, all of them would starve.
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In this world of violence and degradation, where some people have untold wealth while others starve, it gives a ray of hope to see people willingly commit to a lifetime of love.
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Conscious of my lack of self-confidence, she fed my fears while attempting to starve my body: offering a health cookie with one hand and a body-shaming insult with the other.
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However, the opposition and aid agencies decry that policy as one of "starve or surrender", saying it will make it harder in the long run to heal wounds of the civil war.
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But that changes with Hot Lava (which some people just call "The Floor is Lava"), which has a full trailer out from Klei Entertainment, known for their 2013 survival game Don't Starve.
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The sanctions may well pinch, but North Korea's brutal leaders have shown that they are willing to let hundreds of thousands of their citizens starve to death rather than make strategic concessions.
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AI won't make mistakes, and it won't starve to death, but, unlike Hanks, it also won't leave a FedEx package unopened — because that package symbolizes the hope of getting off the island.
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They were deliberately attempting to starve out the rebel fighters who held the town: Aside from a brief period of truce in the fall, no supplies were allowed to go into Madaya.
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"There wasn't anything that they could tell me to fix myself, other than to starve myself or do drugs," she told Cosmopolitan in 2015, adding that she had gained about 40 lbs.
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To make matters worse, fighters are blocking humanitarian aid to parts of the country as a way to starve each other, and it's left millions of civilians trapped without access to food.
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Here are some tried and true suggestions to help you do just that: Don't starve yourself or diet before Thanksgiving The quickest path to overeating is being hungry and feeling nourishment deprived.
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Since Thursday, eastern Aleppo has been completely encircled, bracing for a starve-or-surrender siege like the ones government forces have used to take back other rebellious areas, and intense bombing continues.
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The aim seems to be to bomb and starve civilians into exhaustion and submission, so that they flee or no longer support the opposition, or else support extremists regarded as better fighters.
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The prison ships in which captured soldiers were placed were themselves sites of horror: thousands of American captives were left to languish, starve, and often die, in British sloops kept just offshore.
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Once the eggs have hatched, females also begin to starve themselves; in some species, they sink to the bottom of the ocean after they die, becoming food for crustaceans and sea stars.
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He has steadily eroded Hungary's democratic institutions, including reshaping the electoral system to favor his party and co-opting most of the news media in order to starve the opposition of exposure.
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But fear of a more brutal rupture that could clog ports, starve factories and disrupt supplies of food and medicines is growing as the March 29 deadline for departure creeps ever closer.
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And GOP leaders in the country don't quite support renewable friendly policies—President Donald Trump's administration has already looked for ways to promote the fossil fuel industry and starve clean energy efforts.
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Wild buffalo was the main lifeline until the 19th century, when the U.S. Army launched a buffalo genocide during the Plains Indian Wars in order to starve out the Native American population.
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"For a decade, this Republican legislature elected by unconstitutional means has used tricks and bullying to starve our public schools and deny healthcare to half-a-million working North Carolinians," Cooper said.
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My immediate thought was that it was a dead kitty, but no, it's a live kitty named Victoria (Francesca Hayward) who's been deposited in the alley so she will … starve to death?
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It's helpful to see that a voice as original, hilarious and sometimes as infuriating as his was put through the same Struggle and Starve meat grinder that most of us go through.
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So if President Trump wants to halt Mr. Mueller's inquiry, he can order Mr. Rosenstein not to reauthorize the special counsel's investigation this October or to starve the special counsel of funds.
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The U.N. Security Council unanimously agreed this month to harsh new sanctions, drafted by the United States and China, on North Korea to starve it of money for its nuclear weapons programs.
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I realized that if, one day, he has a family of his own to provide for, he may face a difficult choice to survive: Join violent extremists, or let his family starve.
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A full evacuation from Aleppo would be the largest success of the government's starve-or-surrender strategy, bombing and besieging areas out of its control until fighters and residents agree to surrender.
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It's the latest effort by Pelosi and Democrats to demonize the tax-cut bill, which they argue will starve the government of funds and result in cuts to Medicare and other entitlements.
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Andrew Belliveau, of Lynn, Massachusetts, was just 10 years old when he was diagnosed with gastroparesis, a condition that he says left his "stomach paralyzed," causing him to starve from the inside out.
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Congressional Republicans including Hensarling have indicated they would separately try to use the federal budget process to starve the CFPB of funds, a strategy that would only need 51 votes in the Senate.
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It would take truly horrific violence for South Sudanese parents to flee into the marshes given the very real — and in some ways likely — chances of watching their children starve to death there.
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But it's a hollow victory, and I do not believe a permanent one, as it only serves to starve Iran of the vitality and engagement with the world its citizens want and need.
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His unexpected answer is sheep farming: The lucrative new wool industry was encouraging landowners to drive tenants from their fields and out into the streets, where they could only beg, steal or starve.
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And China could use the Iran issue as a bargaining chip in ongoing trade negotiations with Washington, which is seeking to starve the regime in Tehran of its No. 1 source of cash.
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Regulators have said the Baoshang takeover was necessary to stave off risks to the financial system and have tried to limit the fallout, urging larger lenders not to starve smaller players of cash.
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In the week ahead of elections Turkish stocks, bonds and the currency sold off, prompting the government to direct banks to temporarily starve a key London market of lira liquidity, according to officials.
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Africans are far more likely to be self-employed than people in richer parts of the world, for the simple reason that without social safety nets, many of them must hustle or starve.
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The owner of an Ohio music shop is facing backlash after he posted a sign asking Trump supporters to shop elsewhere because he'd rather "starve and close the store" than accept their money.
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Productions in the lineup include "Lippy," below, a show by the Irish company Dead Center based on the true story of a family of Irish women who decided to starve themselves to death.
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The U.N. Security Council unanimously agreed new U.N. sanctions this month to starve Pyongyang of money for its nuclear weapons program, in a resolution drafted by the United States and Pyongyang's ally China.
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At the very least, if the American government is going to torture detainees by force-feeding them, it should return to the old policy of doing so before they starve half to death.
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Even some groups that share her support for charter schools worried that picking someone so closely identified as a champion of vouchers signaled that the Trump administration would try to starve public schools.
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To draw the conclusion that Fritzsche does not quite draw, the regime that has the power to kill, starve and steal also has the power to define the boundaries of a moral community.
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These include anorexia nervosa, which leads sufferers to starve themselves; bulimia nervosa, which involves binge-eating followed by purges such as forced vomiting, consumption of laxatives or excessive exercise; and binge-eating disorder.
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Production of wheat, Australia's largest rural export, is set to fall to an eight-year low this season and graziers are killing cattle and sheep by the thousand lest they starve to death.
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We also know that it's not OK to starve the federal budget in ways that are sure to put Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, Head Start and other essential programs on the chopping block.
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As for the ice, you could freeze to death on it, starve to death on it, get stranded on it, get lost on it, get frostbite on it, or float away on it.
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Let's not forget, however, that El Niño also causes droughts, and those could starve millions in other parts of the world, and exacerbate unstable conditions in places like Syria, South Sudan, and Yemen.
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Letters To the Editor: The New York Times is to be commended for reporting the sad state of the New York subway system and deliberate decisions by politicians to starve it of funding.
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But, cancer cells love glucose—and the ketogenic diet, which may include coconut oil, attempts to starve the body of glucose, so this is a theory that some medical professionals are interested in.
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Not only is your stepmom's car seat safe from your mess, but also I detest cliché, and thus I order her: Don't make your stepdaughter sit with the dog and also starve her!
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Even as whales starve because of the plastic they have consumed, and landfills swell beyond all reason, one age-old holiday tradition that has been hard to shake is the habit of excess.
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Leaving denuclearization aside, according to the United Nations, Kim continues to starve his own people and stockpile illegal chemical and biological weapons, and you've not taken Kim to task for either abuse recently.
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From February to April 2018, their tactics to recapture the enclave were "largely unlawful in nature, aimed at punishing the inhabitants of eastern Ghouta and forcing the population, collectively, to surrender or starve".
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Zarif said Pompeo should be brought before the International Criminal Court for "trying to starve" the Iranian population (Pompeo told CBS earlier, "I don't know why anyone listens to the Iranian foreign minister.").
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Scots with a taste for traditional meat pies or haggis face "enforced vegetarianism" after Brexit, a Scottish government minister warned on Tuesday, as it may starve abattoirs of a vital European workforce.
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You would gladly starve to death before you went ice fishing, and you think those who take up the hobby should undergo scientific evaluation immediately because obviously they have some kind of superhuman power.
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The government, with muscular support from Russia, Hezbollah and Iran, has tried to strangle the population, apparently deliberately bombing hospitals and cutting off food supplies in an effort to starve the rebels into surrender.
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In January the Trump administration imposed sanctions on PDVSA, Venezuela's state run oil company, intended to starve the country of oil revenue and force out President Nicolas Maduro, whose reelection the U.S. considers illegitimate.
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In January the Trump administration imposed sanctions on PDVSA, Venezuela's state-run oil company, intended to starve the country of oil revenue and force out President Nicolas Maduro, whose reelection the U.S. considers illegitimate.
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Lawmakers are also considering amending the government budget to bring the CFPB's funding, currently provided by the independent Federal Reserve, under the control of Congress, potentially allowing Republicans to starve the agency of resources.
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Elizabeth and Philip, attempting to ease her in, have told her about the US' plot to starve the Soviet people, and now she's saddled with the knowledge of just how not okay everything is.
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Once this is accomplished, the thick ring of storms starve the inner wall of moisture-rich air, and eventually, the inner ring simply dissipates away, often leaving a larger, gaping eye, explained Slocum. Wow!
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Police allege a 25-year-old Minnesota mother tried to starve her infant son using a common laxative, accusing her of searching the internet for ways she could harm the child without raising suspicion.
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Thanks to Klei's well documented history of adding DLC—they've been adding more and more stuff to Don't Starve for years now—I doubt I'll ever tire of Oxygen Not Included's punishing virtual worlds.
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Earlier this month the U.N. World Food Program (WFP) warned that more than 20 million people may starve in the next six months in four separate famines in Yemen, Nigeria, South Sudan and Somalia.
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Advocates of the nearly 40-year-old refugee program inside and outside the administration fear that approach would effectively starve the operation out of existence, making it impossible to resettle even those narrow populations.
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Mohammed bin Salman, the deputy crown prince and defense minister of Saudi Arabia, said in a televised interview on May 2 that his side could just exhaust the Houthis and starve them of supplies.
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Rosenbaum expected Reimer would tell a good story, how he only handled money at the Trawniki training camp, better to cooperate than to starve in a prisoner-of-war camp for captured Soviet soldiers.
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Caterpillars hatch in April, but will starve if they don't grow large enough before the onset of the summer drought, when the seasonal plants they depend on — including dwarf plantain and Indian paintbrush — die.
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Critics, which include nearly all of the major veterans' organizations, say that paying for care in the private sector would starve the 153-year-old veterans' health care system, causing many hospitals to close.
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But doing so may also starve Democrats trying to make inroads with the downscale white voters who heavily supported Donald Trump — districts that progressives believe they can win with help from the national party.
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This is all part of Assad's "siege, starve, and surrender" strategy, in which he uses brutal military force to both kill civilians and make it hard for them to receive food and medical attention.
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Critics and opposition have described this as forcible displacement that is part of what they call the government's "starve or surrender," where rebel-held areas are besieged and bombarded until deals like this are reached.
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"One reason that people with anorexia are able to starve themselves is that when they get hungry, the parts of the brain that should be driving reward and motivation just aren't getting activated," he says.
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It's where some of the first Massachusetts colonists sent Native Americans to freeze and starve, where sick Irish immigrants were quarantined, and the site of a prison where doctors once conducted medical experiments on inmates.
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Political officials can deplore terms of starve-or-surrender, but once a deal like that is struck, humanitarian agencies can hardly refuse to deliver aid, especially if the alternative is zero relief for trapped civilians.
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Such a war involving about 100 warheads would directly kill 20 million people and starve another billion as smoke and dust would cripple global agriculture for several years, by obscuring sunlight and dropping global temperatures.
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When I was 14, I started to race, but I was quite big and had to starve myself to get to 11 stone 7 [160 lbs], so I only ever stayed as an amateur jockey.
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Because the laws say she, her sister, and her mother can't leave the house without a male escort, they're left to starve without her father, so Parvana has to become the family breadwinner and escort.
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By the time I started my company, I had been getting consulting clients on the side for about a year, so I was reasonably sure my family wouldn't starve—but health insurance was another matter.
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Last year, the UN revealed 14 million in the northeast of the country need urgent humanitarian assistance because of the ongoing Boko Haram conflict and warned that 75,000 children could starve to death in months.
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In the week leading up to the elections, Turkish stocks, bonds and the currency sold off, prompting the government to direct banks to temporarily starve a key London market of lira liquidity, according to officials.
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Though the strategy could potentially starve North Korea of some of its money, it's unlikely to really tighten the noose on North Korea without the buy in of China, Kim Jong Un's most important benefactor.
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Babies are typically killed with poisonous plants, although those whose mothers die in childbirth can be strapped to her body and buried, or abandoned in a room until they starve to death, the couple said.
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He'll try his best to give them away, but since everybody's trying to get rid of their dogs, because they can't feed them, they'll either starve, or he'll unfortunately have to put them down himself.
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A verdict in his favor, then, could starve public sector unions of funds, and weaken their ability to successfully bargain on behalf of public employees in states that haven't already adopted right-to-work laws.
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And now, as his people continue to starve, in a final insult added to dictatorial injury, Maduro has closed Venezuela's borders, blocked bridges and deployed the military to keep necessary aid from entering the country.
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In a tweet, Pompeo accused the magazine of "helping" Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif spread "lies" about the U.S. after Zarif tweeted a screenshot of the article and accused Pompeo of threatening to starve Iranians.
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This isn't to say that a Rosenstein replacement couldn't do any damage — he could try to starve the investigation of resources, for example, or withhold approval for investigative steps that have yet to be taken.
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If the almost-80 percent decline proves true, and bears out globally, and continues unabated, we may all starve to death long before Donald Trump has the chance to vaporize us in a nuclear holocaust.
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She boarded a bus for Idlib last year after surviving a year of siege and bombardment, hoping that her son Abdullah, 10, would not starve to death like some children had in her town, Madaya.
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Yemen is a complicated place with many bad actors, but here's the bottom line: Because of our enmity toward Iran and our bond with Saudi Arabia, we are helping to starve and bomb Yemeni children.
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I'm writing about it partly because I was able to slip through the Saudi blockade into Yemen late last year, and I'm haunted by seeing my tax dollars go to help starve children to death.
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Windows, Mac, PS4, Xbox One Don't Starve is a beloved survival game in which you chop down trees, mine for gold, cook bonfire dinners, build tools, and craft structures in an effort not to die.
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When she felt fat — usually after seeing a picture of herself or a magazine cover suggesting she'd gained weight or was pregnant — "that would just trigger me to just…starve a little bit," she said.
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The victory "sends the message that educators will no longer let this school district starve our neighborhood schools of resources," Oakland Education Association President Keith Brown said after the Sunday vote at the Paramount Theatre.
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It is true that some of its business practices are designed to starve smaller internet companies of revenues, or that bundle services, in the way that McDonalds bundles hamburgers with its fries and a coke.
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Generally, she added, detainees starve themselves as a way to protest unsanitary and abusive conditions at their holding facilities as well as the length of their detention, which often appears to them to be indefinite.
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But the George W. Bush and Obama administrations and local governments struck back, with aggressive investigation and prosecution of MS-13 clique leaders and multi-pronged local policing strategies to starve gangs of new members.
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Sure, you could log-in to play games, go on quests for faeries, or see how long it takes for your Cybunny to starve, or you could learn how to code and navigate the stock market.
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As their neighbors slowly starve in what is described as "effectively an open-air prison," this mother has shared her family's everyday traumas with reporters in a series of blog posts, text messages, and phone calls.
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"Conditions are currently the worst in the history of the camp with the Syrian regime and its Russian ally continuing to implement a starve or surrender strategy to force the camp's occupants to leave," Etana said.
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The stalemate has increased the possibility of Britain leaving the bloc without an agreement, a "no deal" Brexit that could potentially disrupt trade, delay movement of goods, and starve the world's fifth largest economy of investment.
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President Donald Trump was "totally wrong" when he said shifting to renewable energy sources would starve parts of the country of electricity and plunge them into darkness, according to people who make a living studying energy.
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Also unknown to them was the fact that, despite Sheryl Crosier's pleas to feed her son breastmilk, Simon's medical providers had only authorized "comfort feeds" – drops of sugar water designed to starve a patient to death.
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Senator Nick McKim of the Greens party said the government's plan to cut off food, water and power after the deadline was an attempt to "starve out" the remaining asylum seekers, all of whom are men.
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More recently, one of the region's richest countries, Saudi Arabia, has tried to starve near-destitute Yemen into submission, with the help of a cutting-edge arsenal supplied by some of the world's leading liberal democracies.
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While the famine of 1932 and 1933 brought on by the forced collectivization of farms undeniably affected other parts of the Soviet Union, in Ukraine, entire villages were cut off and their inhabitants left to starve.
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I'm getting a similar vibe from Elizabeth's relationship with Ben, which is a lot less fraught now that she knows he's not trying to starve a country (and that he's a really good tai chi instructor).
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We believe that the American people, if presented with the facts of this conflict, will oppose the use of their tax dollars to bomb and starve civilians in order to further the Saudi monarchy's regional goals.
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" The UAW in a statement said GM was "playing games at the expense of workers" and accused the automaker of half-truths and "purposefully stalling the process to starve UAW-GM workers off the picket lines.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly vowed to starve sanctuary cities of federal funding, although a federal judge in San Francisco last month temporarily blocked an executive order that he signed in January that calls for doing so.
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The court said its decision "reminds everyone that in a civilised country not even the worst of men should starve," generating a lot of discussion over the state of poverty in Italy and around the world.
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As my husband was in hospice, my aunt, who was watching Alex, called me in desperation to see if I could find some place, any place, that carried the stuff — or else the kid would apparently starve.
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Last April, US District Judge William Orrick in California blocked key sections of Trump's executive order to starve sanctuary jurisdictions from federal money, saying the executive branch overstepped its bounds by grabbing purse strings reserved for Congress.
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LOIYANGALANI, Kenya (Reuters) - Villagers in northern Kenya have begun to burn piles of animal carcases, hoping to head off an outbreak of disease as their livestock starve to death in the region's worst drought in five years.
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Some of the state party chairs objected — often anonymously, for fear of reprisal from national Democrats — but the DNC defended an agreement that appeared to starve it of resources and direct them almost entirely to Clinton's team.
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" According to Psychology Today, "Sex addicts 'act out' or 'binge' through promiscuity or high-risk behavior, sexual [anorexics] starve themselves by 'acting in,' denying themselves the pleasure of relationships, dating, loving touch, and genuine connection with others.
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He was a hypocrite and a creep, more despised by modern viewers than the monsters who would gladly see those same peasants starve another winter, so long as they get to sit on the very best chair.
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Purchasing terminal food is typically a last resort so you don't starve on the plane, and the ambiance of a sit-down meal is kind of ruined by loud speaker announcements and finding space for your luggage.
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North Korea faces harsh new U.N. sanctions to starve it of money for its nuclear weapons program following a unanimous Security Council vote on Wednesday on a resolution drafted by the United States and Pyongyang's ally China.
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The flurry of activity on Capitol Hill in the past week obscures the extent to which the repeal process will be long, and will have the potential to starve itself of oxygen long before it is complete.
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Babies like ghosts Hunt's meeting with the crown prince also underscores bin Salman's resistance to pressure on Yemen, which has become the world's worst man-made humanitarian disaster, as babies, children and adults slowly starve to death.
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Michael McFaul, a former U.S. ambassador to Russia, said Friday that Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to cut off Ukraine and "starve" its port cities along the coast to establish further territorial control in the region.
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That common belief allowed the wealthy and high-class to believe that their relatively better health had as much to do with their inherent superiority as it did with not having to starve in rat-infested tenements.
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It seems that shoppers have once again taken to their local grocery stores in a frenzy, buying everything in sight, instead of thinking rationally and recognizing that a little snow probably won't starve us all to death.
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Local governments have different ways of making sure dogs don't simply starve in people's houses, or languish in abandoned cars, but these systems are imperfect, and there are generally some hoops for the owner to jump through.
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And, finally, Eliza responded to a question about the impact of poverty on black and Latino specialized high school applicants and whether investment in predominantly white neighborhoods could be leaving others to starve, either figuratively or literally.
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At some point, you just cross a threshold where the bears don't accumulate enough energy and starve on land, or perhaps a female just can't reproduce anymore because she doesn't have enough fat reserves in her body.
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Saudi Arabia's three-day-old blockade of entry points to Yemen threatens to plunge that war-ravaged country into a famine that could starve millions of people, the top relief official of the United Nations said Wednesday.
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He insists on dining with Gold at least once a week, and at their first meal together he coaxed her into eating at least half a hamburger, emphasizing that she should not starve herself back into shape.
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They also plan to eliminate its independent funding so that if Congress wants to quietly open the door to anti-consumer abuses, it can simply starve the agency of the money it needs to do its job.
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"The regime has been leading a 'siege, starve, and surrender' campaign for years," Jennifer Cafarella, a Syria expert at the Institute for the Study of War, told me in February when we discussed the Eastern Ghouta fight.
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"I'd starve myself … I'd drink Diet Coke for a solid four days and then, when I felt a bit dizzy, I'd eat a pack of ham because I knew it had no calories," she told The Guardian.
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But one has to wonder by what right a regime remains in office when it has been so dishonest, greedy and inept, managing only to foment massive inflation and starve the countryside and the working-class suburbs.
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Not only does this kind of blatant tax dodging starve our families and communities of needed resources, but it also gives big corporations an unfair advantage over small businesses like mine, which pay our taxes every year.
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If the United States wants to lower levels of violence in the countries of Central America to make them safer for their citizens, the key is to starve violent actors of resources instead of handing them more.
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Aid officials and Washington have decried what they call a "starve-or-surrender tactic" they say is used mainly by the Syrian government and other warring parties as a tool against besieged areas to regain government control.
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In the first decades of the 20th century, the conservationist William Finley paddled a little boat through the marshes of the basin and came upon a colony of egrets slaughtered by plume hunters, the young left to starve.
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The halting of imports from the Druzhba pipeline could starve European refineries belonging to Polands PKN Orlen and Grupa Lotos as well as German plants belonging to Total, Shell, Eni and Rosneft of most of their crude intake.
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Read an update about Gonzalez A heartbreaking photo and suicide In 1993, Kevin Carter stunned the world with his image of a vulture waiting patiently for a little girl to starve to death during a famine in Sudan.
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I buy the drinks, lying that Noisey will cover the tab, because I'm always worried that Algiers, sole practitioners of the not-as-of-yet fashionable genre of Roller Disco Agit-Pop, will starve if I don't pay.
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The affected part of the mine was being sealed off to starve the fire of air and rescue teams would only be able to return to recover the victims at an unspecified date when conditions allowed, he said.
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"Deliberate tactics to starve Syrian civilians, including women and children, block humanitarian and medical aid, bomb hospitals, medical personnel and first responders in eastern Ghouta, we consider that to be deeply troubling," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said.
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The coalition, which represents major mailers such as Amazon and Bank of America, argued raising rates would be an "equally mistaken" move that would starve the Postal Service of money by driving business to use other delivery services.
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According to the plaintiffs, thousands of Herero and Nama were slaughtered, left to starve or died at concentration camps from 1904 to 1908, when Namibia was known as South-West Africa, after the tribes rebelled against German rule.
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When Parvana's family begins to starve after her father is jailed by the Taliban, the 11-year-old girl cuts off her hair and earns her keep through various odd jobs under the guise that she's a boy.
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The anecdote places Everett as the dear, overeducated Western boob who, if left to fend for himself for longer than about a day in the Amazon, would starve to death (or, as the photo nicely hints, "go under").
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As fear escalates, the middle and upper classes trapped in their homes are surrendering to their worst instincts — hoarding food, supplies and medicines without sparing a thought for the millions of poor who stand to starve and die.
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His videos, shared with millions of followers, quickly attracted criticism, notably from Senator Rubio, a Florida Republican, directed at Mr. Maduro, for dining on an extravagant meal while Venezuelans starve, and the chef, for entertaining such a person.
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" In one of her Patreon posts, Ms. Savage said that she was told what to tell TMZ, and that Mr. Kelly's assistant "would starve me for days at a time until I learned it right word for word.
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These cuts are designed to shift money up the income ladder and to reduce the size of government — to "starve the beast" or "drown it in the bathtub," as the anti-tax radical Grover Norquist famously put it.
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These include moves to starve "sanctuary cities" of federal funds and to end the Obama-era attempt to protect from deportation the undocumented parents of citizen children — which, Univision was first to report, the administration did on Thursday.
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Maxine Waters is the Wall Street sheriff the people deserve Ex-GOP congressman heads to investment bank MORE (R-Texas), wants the quarterly earnings returned to the U.S. Treasury, which would starve the GSEs of desperately needed funding.
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"Mobilizing behind a scheme to further starve public schools and nine in 10 American students of the resources they need is not only unresponsive but insulting, and it reflects this administration's persistent disdain for public education," she said.
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President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that while Russia opposed North Korea's actions, imposing sanctions would be "useless and ineffective, " adding that North Korean President Kim Jong Un would rather see his people starve than have his regime overthrown.
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He was declared dead after several returning U.S. prisoners of war reported that Uurtamo had been captured and died at a war transient camp where prisoners who survived came home with stories of watching their buddies starve to death.
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Young Loung (first-time actor Sareum Srey Moch) and her family have their world upended with dizzying speed, going from a middle-class existence in Phnom Penh to being scattered among work camps, where people starve and are executed.
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To ensure I don't starve to death for content, my next best option is Harringay Local Store, a farm shop full of lentil pasta and dads who got beard oil and The Prodigy's new album in their Christmas stockings.
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WATCH: Sam Trammell: I Starve Myself for True Blood Nude Scenes Because Ventimiglia, 39, has been working out regularly for years, he did not need to dramatically alter his workouts to get ready for his clothing-free television scenes.
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Production of wheat, Australia's largest rural export, is set to fall to an eight-year low this season, owing to near record low rainfall, while graziers are killing cattle and sheep by the thousand lest they starve to death.
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Early on every dollar you give yourself is money that's not going into the business, and while you don't want to starve yourself, neither do you want to run out of money, and those early dollars are especially valuable.
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" In the afternoon on Wednesday, US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power released an even more biting assessment of the regime, which she said was "playing God, deciding who they try to starve and who, for now, they don't.
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Less than six months before Britain is due to leave, the impasse has increased the possibility of a 'no deal' Brexit that could potentially disrupt trade, delay movement of goods and starve the world's fifth largest economy of investment.
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"The DPRK regime continues to exploit, starve, and neglect its own people in order to advance its unlawful nuclear and weapons programme," a Department spokeswoman said, adding that it could meet its people's needs if it redirected state funds.
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He has aggressively pursued a war in Yemen against Iran-backed Houthi rebels that have led the UN to assess the Kingdom might be guilty of possible war crimes there, as millions starve due to a Saudi-led blockade.
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"Mission Control would then have to — to use their euphemism — 'close down communication,' and the men would have to either starve to death or commit suicide," William Safire, President Richard Nixon's speechwriter at the time, told NBC in 1999.
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Clinton, who worked for the Children's Defense Fund early in her career and was the driving force behind the Children's Health Insurance Program, naturally does not think of herself as someone willing to let children starve in the streets.
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Having failed to repeal Medicare outright -- the program is wildly popular, serving more than 55 million seniors (about 15% of the US population, says AARP) and disabled Americans -- Republicans have moved to a three-part "starve the beast" strategy.
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"Sitting idly by and allowing a government and its allies to systematically and deliberately bomb, torture and starve hundreds of thousands of people to death, that is not the solution," Dr. Samer Attar, a surgeon from Chicago, told me.
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The most serious option is financial sanctions that would halt dollar payments for the country's oil and starve the government of hard currency, or a total ban on oil imports to the United States, a top cash-paying client.
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There can be no "consent to disagreement" when media discourse is dominated by politicos' arrogant acrimony and coded clichés broadcast as real news, while the airwaves starve voters of their right to know the hard facts needed to decide.
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When Joan of Arc first sees Abe, the object of her affection, kissing Cleopatra, it makes perfect sense that Dashboard Confessional soundtracks the moment, with Chris Carrabba's screams of "I starve for you" matching Joan's over-the-top anguish.
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Ukur Yatani said state companies had not been remitting their dividends at the end of every financial year as required by law, denying domestic reports that the move to take the cash would starve the banking sector of liquidity.
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"The DPRK regime continues to exploit, starve, and neglect its own people in order to advance its unlawful nuclear and weapons program," a Department spokeswoman said, adding that it could meet its people's needs if it redirected state funds.
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On the opposition side, Russia has already threatened strikes on rebel groups even for debatable violations — but opposition negotiators cannot ignore that past localized ceasefires have meant the besiegement of opposition areas, "kneel or starve" campaigns, and population transfers.
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That tackles lingering oversupply of the tough-to-mine minerals, but could easily also starve foreign buyers of key ingredients like cerium and neodymium, used in catalysts, electronics and weapons - a drastic trade war escalation that would punish profit margins.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - North Korea faces harsh new U.N. sanctions to starve it of money for its nuclear weapons program following a unanimous Security Council vote on Wednesday on a resolution drafted by the United States and Pyongyang's ally China.
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"(The federal tax system) will not continue to provide favorable treatment to the rich and powerful at the expense of low-income and middle-class Americans, nor will it starve the government of the resources needed to deliver services," he said.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - It was only when his children began to starve that Abdullah al-Amour decided time had come to leave the sanctuary of Rukban camp with his family to face an uncertain fate back under Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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At that point, Disney would be able to just lean back and starve everyone else out, knowing that its movie-franchise head start will be impossible to match, no matter how many billions its streaming competitors throw at the problem.
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THEY ARE paid to spend their days watching filth: beheadings and chemical-weapons attacks, racist insults and neo-Nazi cartoons, teenagers encouraging each other to starve, people having sex with animals or with ex-lovers against whom they want revenge.
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NEAR MADAYA, Syria/BEIRUT/GENEVA (Reuters) - A second batch of aid reached a besieged Syrian town and two trapped villages on Thursday and the United Nations accused rival factions of committing war crimes by causing civilians to starve to death.
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In a tragic example of the law of unintended consequences, our guide informs us the failure of the Nazi plan to starve out 500,000 Warsaw Jews spurred the High Command to grease the wheels for another solution: the Final One.
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In any future peace settlement, the EU sees no future role for Assad, whose military, backed by Russia's air force, stands accused of devastating the rebel-held eastern part of Aleppo and its population, choking off basic supplies to starve civilians.
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By surrounding the last places on earth where smallpox was still occurring — small villages in Asia and Africa — and inoculating everyone in a wide circle around them, Henderson and the World Health Organization were able to starve the virus of hosts.
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East Aleppo would be by far the biggest and most fortified area that government forces had sought to retake with scorched-earth tactics of siege and bombardment — called "starve-or-submit," after slogans scrawled outside besieged areas by pro-government militiamen.
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The world got too hot, so a wealthy celebrity persuaded a small number of very rich people to move to a makeshift satellite that, from orbit, leaches the last nourishment the earth has to give, leaving everyone else to starve.
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Supported by aircraft dropping water and fire retardant — ranging from helicopters to a Boeing 747 tanker — fire crews used bulldozers, chain saws and shovels to clear trees and brush, hoping to create fire breaks and starve the blazes of fuel.
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This strategy, known as "starve the beast," has been around since the 1970s, when Republican economists like Alan Greenspan and Milton Friedman began declaring that the role of tax cuts in worsening budget deficits was a feature, not a bug.
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It was a beautiful building, but at the end of the day, knowing that people will starve to death tonight or freeze to death tonight or be abused tonight are the real failures of society, not that a building burned.
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"Siege, starve, and surrender": inside the next phase of the Syrian civil war Mass shootings have made gun stocks toxic assets on Wall Street The recent drama surrounding Ivanka Trump, explained Call Me by Your Name probably won't win Best Picture.
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The United States added eight North Korean banks and 26 individuals operating in four countries to its sanctions blacklist on Tuesday, part of an intensified effort to starve North Korea financially in response to the country's nuclear weapons and missile testing.
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Congress is just weeks away from the next funding deadline and if we don't act Congress could allocate less than half the full funding level of $900 million, proposals that would rob communities and starve our public lands of critical investments.
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ANDRE MASNARI, DETROIT To the Editor: The Wall Street Journal reported in 1985 that a Reagan administration staff member said the purpose of tax-cutting was not efficiency but rather to "starve the beast" (the American government) by cutting resources.
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A judge in San Francisco on Tuesday temporarily blocked President Trump's efforts to starve localities of federal funds when they limit their cooperation with immigration enforcement, a stinging rejection of his threats to make so-called sanctuary cities fall in line.
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The sight of native people shivering in a blizzard, while government authorities threaten to starve them out or forcefully remove them, is a living diorama of so much awful history between the First Americans and those who took everything from them.
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It has also faced growing scepticism over its intervention in Yemen, where the United Nations says millions of people could starve to death because of supply lines disrupted by a Saudi-led war against the Houthi movement which controls the capital.
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When an enslaved black person's health and strength are needed to guarantee the slaveholder's livelihood, this argument goes, it just wouldn't make sense to whip them or starve them or rape them or work them to the point of collapse.
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Blaming his inept life on society's cruelty to bison and laboratory rats (the lucky ones, he believes, get to starve themselves to death on crack), he swears an eternal love it's not at all clear he can follow through on.
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For Washington and its allies, meanwhile, the continued closure of Castello Road meant the deal had failed even before its formal collapse because the pact hadn't prevented Aleppo from continuing to starve while aid convoys languished just over the border in Turkey.
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While Sharny, 36, says while it wasn't as hard as she expected — "It didn't take that long and we certainly didn't struggle or starve," she tells PEOPLE — you won't see the couple binging on sugar to gain weight for a second time.
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For all of you who played The Sims back in the day and got a kick out of killing them (deleting the swimming pool stairs so they'd drown, deleting bedroom doors so they'd starve to death) your guilty pleasure is back—sort of.
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This creeping growth of government provision has left those conservatives who really do want to cut social programmes to try and starve the federal government of revenue, in the hope that one day they will collapse under the weight of their own contradictions.
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One of the ways I've tried ignoring mainstream demands that I starve myself smaller — to which I acquiesced for a couple of years as a teenager, to the point of hospitalization — is by attempting to control the media I consume, particularly social media.
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The development could starve refineries belonging to Polands PKN Orlen as well as German plants belonging to Total, Shell, BP and Rosneft of the lions share of their imports which usually come via the Druzhba (Friendship) pipeline built by the Soviet Union.
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The other thing you should take away from this is, if your entire business is build on using your monopoly status to squeeze partners, starve competitors, and fatten your own margins at the expense of everyone else, then that won't go unnoticed.
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Insight from Michael Auslin, director of Japan studies at the American Enterprise Institute and author of 'The End of the Asian Century' He's said to be a chain-smoking, beer-drinking, maniacal tyrant who binges on Swiss cheese while his people starve. Sen.
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The rationale is that doing some of the most natural things is something that is even accomplished by most animals, because if they are unable to do so, they would starve, fall prey to other animals or miss out on mating opportunities.
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The game—if it can really be called a game—will be available as a free download in December, and then you can just say goodbye to all your free time or else your poor little alien bird babies will probably starve.
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In the language of the show's violence, this is poetic justice for Ramsay, and Sansa frames it that way, noting that it was Ramsay's choice to starve his dogs for days, in anticipation of having them eat someone else, that led him here.
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Democrats have raised questions about Whitaker's appointment following revelations of his past comments about the investigation, which he told CNN last year could be hindered by an attorney general willing to starve it of funding at the behest of the White House.
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Defunding Planned Parenthood and banning insurance coverage for abortion — not to mention the Hyde Amendment — are still very powerful tools to starve abortion providers of the funds they need to stay open, and to make abortion unaffordable for the women who need it.
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It also was accepted wisdom that communist China and socialist India would starve to death by the year 2000 (Mao Zedong, of course, facilitated that forecast with centrally directed socialist policies that starved nearly 50 million of his fellow citizens to death).
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But the Syrian government has long sought to undermine the transition process, preferring a "starve or kneel" strategy — named for slogans scrawled by pro-government militiamen outside besieged areas — and negotiating individual surrender deals with rebel groups rather than pursuing an overall settlement.
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Clearly, it's a smoke screen for the administration's agenda to starve and destroy government health care and it's providing cover to one of the biggest threats unfolding in front of our eyes, the Veterans Affairs Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act of 2017.
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Players can devote all day to wandering the shore of the titular pond, listening for owl hoots or watching hummingbirds flit around flowers, but their Thoreau character will start to starve, and his firewood supplies will run dangerously low for the approaching winter.
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Or I might point out that extreme climate change and related inefficient energy policies might drive the price of energy up and increase transportation and food prices in a way that could really hurt the poor and starve many in the Third World.
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Scientifically and ethically speaking, there is a big difference between a human who voluntarily eats less in the hope of better health or longer life and a monkey being forced to starve in confinement for decades for no reason he can discern.
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And this is not taking into account the massive catalyst to entrepreneurship, creativity, risk taking, and new businesses and nonprofits that would form if people did not feel like they were going to starve to death if something did not work out.
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British hedge-fund billionaire Chris Hohn has launched a campaign to persuade central banks to starve hundreds of planned coal-fired power plants around the world of finance, aiming to block the projects before they can pose a threat to the climate.
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This rejection of domestic trials comes even as the whole idea of an ''international community'' faces pressure from a Syrian conflict grinding on and killing civilians, and an Assad regime willing to starve, besiege, bomb and deploy chemical weapons against its own people.
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Presenting itself as a champion of free trade "read widely in the corridors of power", the publication said May wanted to "raise the drawbridge" with her plan for a post-Brexit Britain which could starve the economy of the skills it needs.
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