" - Mike, 36 "Melted a fingernail stubbing out cigarette.
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You can barely walk without stubbing your toe on one.
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The French government is stubbing out the country's love affair with tobacco.
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It even changes colors, so they'll be avoiding stubbing their toe in style.
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They cite complaints like stubbing toes on furniture and no privacy in the bathroom.
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If Oberst is stubbing the song out, she's lifting it over her head in triumph.
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One person might find listening to Kid Rock to be more painful than stubbing their toe.
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You interact in the virtual by interacting in the physical, moving your muscles, stubbing your toes.
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I loved the ceremony of packing a fresh pack, undressing the cellophane, lighting up, stubbing out.
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Anxiety, like stubbing a toe, is an unfortunate part of life that can strike at odd times.
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In the alley out back, a chef furtively smokes a cigarette, stubbing it out against the wall.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Dixville Notch sounds less like a place and more like something Joe Biden would scream after stubbing his toe.
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There's even a toe bumper in the front to protect you from stubbing your toe on a fallen log or what have you.
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He characterized his work on encryption as serendipitous: unexpectedly stubbing his toe on something, cursing it at first, then realizing it was a gold nugget.
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As I attempted to bend over into downward-facing dog, I toppled forward, catching myself with my palms and stubbing my pinky in the process.
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"I spent some time in a mental facility," he tells me now, stubbing his joint out and settling back into a wicker chair in the garden.
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These are one of the best approach shoes out there, with a sticky rubber sole and rand to keep you from stubbing your toes while climbing.
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Price: ~$25Buy on: ThinOptics A cozy pair of slippers can not only keep your toes toasty, but protect your feet from errant Legos and coffee table-stubbing mishaps.
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Price: ~$25Buy on: ThinOptics A cozy pair of slippers will not only keep your toes toasty, but protect your feet from errant Legos and coffee table-stubbing mishaps.
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When you're awake and you sustain an injury, like stubbing a toe, for example, this is typically triggered by the activation of pain receptors in your peripheral nervous system.
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Boutier held the lead at eight under until she made her only bogey of the round, on No. 215, after stubbing a chip and needing a 230-footer to limit the damage.
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Lawrence certainly showed his athleticism and speed during the drive, but L.S.U., it seemed, could not stop stubbing its toes via penalty flags: an illegal block gave Clemson a 219-yard gift.
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This weird time-lag appears unique to exercise, and is, when you think about it, kind of inexplicable—like stubbing your toe, feeling nothing, and then two days later suddenly yelping in pain.
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"I was never what you'd call 'book smart,'" he tells me now, stubbing his cigarette out in a nearby carved ivory ashtray and settling back onto his stool, his face relaxed but impassive.
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"Voilà," cried Azzdine, stubbing out a Winston, at the sight of an old man with thick black sunglasses, Ray Charles in a djellaba, who came gliding onto the central square in a wheelchair.
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If you see a mountain in the distance, you can hike there—only you won't have to worry about breaking your neck on a fallen tree limb or stubbing your toe on a rock.
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Perhaps nothing has proved that the marriage of the virtual and the physical is irresistible better than Pokémon Go, a game that immerses obviously virtual characters in the toe-stubbing reality of the outdoors.
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The Tigers (13-8, 6-3) were having a terrific January before stubbing their toe against Florida State on Saturday, beating four ranked teams this month — the most in one month in program history.
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Here's what you don't see on social media: the overloaded bladder (fun fact: moms don't get bathroom breaks), the never-ending hazmat risks, the frequent nighttime toe-stubbing and all the blood, sweat and tears.
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Do it violently, about nothing and for no reason, sobbing, wiping away your tears with your sleeve, stubbing out your cigarette against the railing of the balcony, not finding it there, and burning your fingers.
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People want to believe that grief, like stubbing your toe, follows a crisp, orderly pattern, and that one day it's done and nobody wants to talk about it or has to hear about it ever again.
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I'd put finding out your favorite beauty product is being discontinued up there with stubbing your toe twice in the same place or missing your last train home: It's frustrating, inconvenient, and traumatic in its own way.
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Every leaflet, every flyer, every poorly worded print-out you end up stuffing into the drawer of bits in the kitchen is like stubbing the big toe of your brain against your skull over and over and over.
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"Massive crowding is happening to the extent that a lot of people can't pay their rent, or they are having their leases canceled for the slightest triviality," said Sara Walther, one of the organizers, stubbing out a rolled cigarette.
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A few feet away, a large aluminum print of Anni Albers lies flat between two choppy sections of the building's original tiles; in this way, her image both prevents viewers from stubbing a toe and serves as a symbol of horizontal power structures.
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Plenty of folks in Hollywood—from heavyweights like Spike Lee to former employees like those cited by the Times' have explicitly called him out on alleged behavior ranging from physical threats and public tantrums to stubbing out cigarettes in a tray of lox from crafts services.
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To every wrong-side of thirty year-old still stubbing cigarettes out on coffee tables at 6 the next morning, everyone who has ever spent entire evenings listening to their terrible teenage CD collection, every aching back on a premature night-bus home: this one's for you.
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And yet, when I am menstruating, I absolutely feel a struggle to play drums, or to do a lot of otherwise ordinary things, like walking across a room without stubbing my toe, doing the washing up with dropping a bowl, literally just getting out of bed without tripping over.
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And it's safe to say that Buffett's reaction to the recent toe-stubbing won't be vastly different from his reaction when share prices in his portfolio lose value — he will neither react emotionally nor impulsively, and will instead move on to the next acquisition candidate and/or leave the bruised stocks alone.
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Where Mercury retrograde's effects are akin to stubbing your toe — it's jarring in the moment, but fortunately doesn't last too long — Pluto retrograde feels more like sitting in a jacuzzi that's slowly heating up: We might not feel it immediately, but as time goes on we'll become increasingly aware of its presence and what it wants us to address.
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The syntax is similar to that of ruby stubbing: # RR syntax stub(object).method_name { return_value } # Bogus syntax stub(object).method_name(any_args) { return_value } The main difference between fakes and stubbing is that in fakes, method call can be verified before stubbing. But in stubbing, to verify that a method call has occurred, stubbing beforehand is necessary.
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Down he came, kerflop, in the street, stubbing his toe as he tried to catch his balance.
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Hebden Bridge Picture House. The midsummer Hebden Bridge Handmade Parade is a vivid, non- commercial variation on the small town parade. Hebden Bridge is known as "the lesbian capital of the UK". The Stubbing Wharf is an 18th-century inn located alongside the Rochdale Canal, in which the poet Ted Hughes set his poem "Stubbing Wharfe".
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Stubbing is a feature of many commercial file backup and archiving packages and is available for Microsoft Windows, Novell NetWare, Linux and other operating systems.
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At Messaging Architects, he wrote an entirely new IMAP server based upon a distributed mail store, and extended the MIX format to support stubbing (via a mechanism called virtual mailboxes) and metadata.
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Henry Gladwin died on 22 June 1791 at Stubbing Court, Derbyshire. His obituary in the Gentleman's Magazine for July 1791 was as follows:Quoted by Moore, p.610 > After a long illness at his seat at Stubbing, near Chesterfield, county > Derby, Major-General Gladwin, an officer of great merit. He had served a > long time in America, where he was wounded at the action with the French and > Indians at the back settlements on the banks of the river Ohio in July 1755, > when Gen.
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When the code is being tested, the message transmission and reception is a vital part. This is verified using spies. They are used to specify what needs to happen in the ideal case. Spies verify that a method is called before stubbing it.
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Nehru's support for the UN in Congo was significant. India sent more troops than any country, and they were active throughout 1962 in stubbing out the secessionist forces, Indian Army units leading the fight. The UN forces were commanded by Indian officers including Major General Dewan Prem Chand.
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Bogus isolates objects while unit testing i.e., it does not require any information of classes or objects involved in testing object method, whereas Rspec Mocks require additional information regarding objects used in testing object. One major advantage of using bogus over Rspec Mocks is that Bogus provides safe stubbing.
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Hainewalde was first documentary mentioned in 1272. It is believed that the name is derived from the founder one founder called "Hener", "Heno", "Hening" or "Heinrich". Settlers of the German feudal east-expansion established Hainewalde as a so- called "Waldhufendorf", by stubbing the forest along the river Mandau. In 1392 the today's old castle, in these times gate lodge, was built as manor.
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Individuals with HSP can experience extreme fatigue associated with central nervous system and neuromuscular disorders, which can be disabling. Initial symptoms are typically difficulty with balance, stubbing the toe or stumbling. Symptoms of HSP may begin at any age, from infancy to older than 60 years. If symptoms begin during the teenage years or later, then spastic gait disturbance usually progresses over many years.
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Fakes avoid the need of stubbing and eliminate much of configuration things like (`as: :class` / `as: :instance`). Regardless, this type of configuration should be added to fake definitions, and the more collaborators one has, there will be more duplication. Bogus deals with this problem by introducing DSL to configure fakes in a single place, thus unifying its use in all the tests. Stubbed methods can be overridden using fake macros or fake helper functions.
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Glover remained with his family in Wirksworth for eight years. A lawsuit during this time about a property, which lasted two and a half years and cost him £500, was eventually settled by arbitration. He sold the property. In his younger days he was very fond of coursing, and while at Wirksworth belonged to a club of six persons each of whom kept a brace of greyhounds and coursed over the estates at Stubbing Edge House and Alderwasley.
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Service Stubbing with Rational Service Tester for SOA Quality enables the testing of your SOA application prior to the creation of all services. Test stubs are automatically generated from WSDL files and will be automatically deployed before test execution. After the generation of service stubs, users can modify stub behavior to meet specific testing scenarios. For example, simulation of error conditions such as an external service being unavailable or answering with a fault message are typical uses.
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In the ensuing fight, unarmed Rudnicki received lethal stubbing wounds and died soon after. The significant impact on the media popularity of the events in Ełk was a December 19, 2016 terrorist attack in Berlin, for which the Islamic State took responsibility. Polish truck driver Łukasz Urban died in the attack. In the circumstances of the global threat of Muslim terrorism, local events in Ełk, although they had nothing to do with it, became extraordinarily current and momentous for the media.
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The Messaging Architects implementation of MIX has extended mailbox metadata (currently used to hold the mailbox's display name), message metadata (used for multiple purposes including a JSON representation of the message structure), and a global modification sequence (thus permitting a fast check for mailbox update without having to check the modification sequence in multiple files). Messaging Architects' implementation also has a "virtual mailbox" or stubbing capability, in which a message in a mailbox is actually a pointer to a message in another mailbox.
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Robin is the closest to the series' central character and is present in the smoking room for almost all of every episode. He is in his early thirties. His job is never specified but he says he works in an office on his own, which he describes as 'solitary confinement' and that his tasks include filing old photographs for the company brochure. He attempts to give Sharon the impression he is hard-working, usually stubbing out his cigarette and making for the door whenever she enters.
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The usual purpose of stubbing files is to move data from an expensive high-speed storage device such as a computer's hard drive to lower cost storage such as a magnetic tape, or an electro- optical disk, while not requiring users to know how to use specialised storage software to retrieve the data. It also allows a system manager to enforce the use of low cost storage when users would prefer to store their files on the highest availability, and highest cost, media supplied.
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Lady Olave Baden-Powell(1889–1977), the 'World Chief Guide' was born Olave St. Clair Soames at Stubbing Court, Wingerworth, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire. Her husband, Robert Baden-Powell, the Founder of Scouting, wrote part of Scouting for Boys in the week following 15 June 1907 at the Izaak Walton Hotel in Ilam close to Dovedale in Derbyshire. Scouting links with the hotel have continued since Baden-Powell's death. In the summer of 2008, for example, Derbyshire Scouting presented a plaque to the Hotel to mark its link with Scouting For Boys.
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The last shovel of earth he threw over his shoulder fell into the sea, forming the Isle of Wight. A further variant has it that the Devil's digging was terminated by him stubbing his toe on a large rock which he kicked in anger over the hills towards the sea, then abandoning his diabolic plans of Weald destruction due to the injuries sustained. The rock landed in the area now known, consequently, as Goldstone valley in Hove. The Goldstone acquired its name from the hints of gold in its makeup.
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Late one night, Ashley (Ashley Ryder) – a young man with a childlike mentality – arrives at the caravan home of his Uncle David (David Hoyle) on the Isle of Sheppey. Ashley confides in his uncle that his mother has been physically abusing him by stubbing cigarettes out on his hand. David lambasts the mother and society in general; the two embrace in a kiss before going to bed together. The next morning, they awake and have breakfast in bed before David bathes Ashley in the bathtub, telling him a story about an unhappy nuclear family.
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Giulio Andreotti, the youngest of three children, was born on 14 January 1919 in Rome. His father, who died when Giulio was two, was a primary school teacher from Segni, a small town in Lazio; after a few years his sister Elena also died. Andreotti attended the Liceo Torquato Tasso in Rome and graduated in Law at the University of Rome, with the mark of 110/110. He showed some ferocity as a youth, once stubbing out a lit taper in the eye of another altar boy who was ridiculing him.
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Heathco Newsletter purported to be an internal missive from Edward Heath, the managing director of a struggling small firm called Heathco, in which Heath keeps his staff up to date and in high spirits with the latest company news. Cabinet ministers were recast as petty managers and clerks in this satire. The company's logo was a stylised yacht (Heath's hobby was yachting). The newsletters invariably ended with a request to staff which admonished them for stubbing their cigarettes out in the plastic cups in which the canteen served them with tea.
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The following abstract of the will dated 20 April 1791 of "Henry Gladwin, General, of Stubbing, Derbyshire" was made by Derbyshire Record Office:Barker family of Ashover: title deeds and family papers, Ref D1290/T/12 > Property at Boythorpe, par. Chesterfield to his wife Frances to dispose in > her will to their daughters Frances, Dorothy, Mary, Ann, Charlotte, Martha, > Harriet, Ellen and Susannah; property at S Kirby, Yorkshire to be sold, and > his wife to have the residue; wife to have life interest in properties at > Stubbing, Walton, Wingerworth, Ashover and mines and mineral interests in > Ashover and Stoney Middleton, and after his wife's death the lands in > Brocklehurst, Ashover, in the possession of William Else, to daughter > Harriet the rest to go to son Charles Gladwin and the heirs of his body with > a remainder to Frances and her heirs; wife to have moiety of manor of Ulsoby > Waterless in Ulsoby and of properties in the parishes or precincts of > Claxby, Hogsthorpe, Willoughby, Ulsoby, Forthington, Skedleby, Anderby, > Huttoft, Wych and Cumberworth, Lincolnshire to which she was entitled as > heir-at-law of her brother, the late John Beridge of Derby, Doctor of > Physic; wife Frances and Rev Basil Beridge, executors.
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On 30 June 1882, the day of the execution of Guiteau for the assassination of President James Garfield, Guiteau announced, after famously dancing his way to the gallows, that he would read a poem that he had written. Guiteau said that he had written the poem, which was entitled "I am Going to the Lordy", at about 10:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time that day. After "stubbing his toe on the way to the gallows", as he put it to the executioner, Guiteau read and announced that he would now read a prayer of his own composition.
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Rivernall was married to Turpin's sister, Dorothy. The letter was kept at the local post office, but seeing the York post stamp Rivernall refused to pay the delivery charge, claiming that he "had no correspondent at York". Rivernall may not have wanted to pay the charge for the letter, or he may have wished to distance himself from Turpin's affairs, and so the letter was moved to the post office at Saffron Walden where James Smith, who had taught Turpin how to write while the latter was at school, recognised the handwriting. He alerted JP Thomas Stubbing, who paid the postage and opened the letter.
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Prince played for Bucknall, before graduating through the Port Vale youth side to sign professional forms with the Vale in September 1941. With World War II raging, he transferred to Wolverhampton Wanderers in July 1943 without having played a game for the "Valiants". He returned to The Old Recreation Ground in August 1944, making his debut in a 3–0 home win over Birmingham City in a Football League North match on 26 August 1944. He became the first choice stopper until stubbing a foot whilst taking a goal kick in a 2–1 defeat by Crewe Alexandra at Gresty Road on 30 December 1944.
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William Everard Pedley (16 June 1858 – 9 July 1920) was an English civil engineer and cricketer who played first-class cricket for Sussex and was later an engineer in California. He gave his name to the town of Pedley, California. Pedley was born at Stubbing Court, Wingerworth, Derbyshire, the son of Thomas Humphrey Pedley and his wife Mary Gully, daughter of John Gully. He joined the Royal Engineers and in 1877 became a member of the Institution of Civil Engineers.Institution of Civil Engineers - Charters, By-Laws and Regulations and List of Members 1877 In 1879 Pedley played two matches for Sussex against Kent and Surrey.
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A stub file is a computer file that appears to the user to be on disk and immediately available for use, but is actually held either in part or entirely on a different storage medium. When a stub file is accessed, device driver software intercepts the access, retrieves the data from its actual location and writes it to the file, then allows the user's access to proceed. Typically, users are unaware that the file's data is stored on a different medium, though they may experience a slight delay when accessing such a file. File stubbing, the act of creating stub files, is a Hierarchical storage management (HSM) concept.
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Christ Church, Fulwood was built on a piece of land known locally as "Round Stubbing", it was endowed by Phoebe Silcock of Whiteley Wood Hall who donated the land and gave £2,200 for the construction of the church. The transportation of the stone was done gratuitously by local farmers. The first stone was laid on 16 August 1837 by the Reverend W.V. Bagshawe."Fulwood Parish Church Home Tried Recipe Book", December 1935, no ISBN, page 4. Gives history of Fulwood Church The Fulwood parish was created in 1839, being the largest in Sheffield covering 19 square miles, taking in large areas of moorland extending out to Stanage Edge and Ringinglow.
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A tale attached to a round meadow in the parish of Marown held that a Phynnodderee had a habit of cutting and gathering the meadow grass there with the scythe, until a farmer criticized the job for not mowing the grass close enough to ground. The hairy Phynnodderee then ceased his mowing and "went after him stubbing up the roots so fast that it was with difficulty the farmer escaped having his legs cut off by the angry sprite". No one afterwards could succeed in mowing this meadow till a knight devised a way to start at the center and clip the grass in a circular pattern., also repeated in , and less precisely in Keightley, The Fairy Mythology (1880), p. 402.
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The broadcasts contain many references to warfare and Cold War paranoia (product names such as Napalmolive), indicating that Tirebiter's world exists under martial law. AllMusic Another satirical comment from the album is the slogan of The Howl of the Wolf Movie: "Presenting honest stories of working people as told by rich Hollywood stars". It has been said that the album's title was inspired by a photograph in Bob Dylan's album Blonde on Blonde, where Dylan is holding a small picture of a person and a pair of pliers. It has also been said that the "dwarf" represents a burning "roach" (the final portion of a marijuana cigarette), to "crush" refers to stubbing out the "roach", and "the pliers" refers to a "roach-clip", a device for protecting the fingers while burning a "roach".
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However, three key citizens disagree what the name should be: Albie Winthrop, descendant of the town's namesake (who'd made his fortune in barbed wire); Regina Goode, the mayor (descendant of one of the town's two founders); and Lucky Aberdeen, a software magnate who's leading the drive to rename the town. Winthrop wants to keep the name; Goode wants the town to revert to the name it bore at its founding as a town of free blacks, Freedom; while Aberdeen wants to call it "New Prospera". As the consultant talks with the residents of the town and investigates its history, the backstory of his injury is gradually revealed. After repeatedly stubbing his toe and covering it up with Apex bandages, the consultant accidentally stepped into pig feces during a company team retreat.
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