If you're Korean, you're sucking in your breathe in awe.
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It's growing very fast — they will be sucking in imports.
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They're dead, vacuous orbs sucking in any genuine positivity that surrounds them.
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That is difficult to square with a rising dollar sucking in imports.
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Another problem comes from the sucking in of sea water for processing.
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Facebook's creepiness stems from it sucking in data to power ad targeting.
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I inflated my belly like a balloon, sucking in air for ballast.
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The cooling units are already in heavy use and sucking in air.
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Try putting your hand on your stomach right now—and not sucking in.
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Shortly afterwards, Congo plunged into a horrific civil war, sucking in several neighbours.
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But EU citizens are still, all too often, stuck sucking in unhealthy air.
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You won't find any suggestive fruit sucking in the booths at REDO Media.
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The Amazon is sucking in carbon and greenhouse gases while slowing the rising temperatures.
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The Cyclone V10's cleaner head now includes adjustable vents for sucking in larger debris.
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When government is an abstract entity sucking in tax dollars, most people don't like it.
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They operate by sucking in air from the back and spitting it out the front.
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Alphabet is very good at sucking in personal information and repackaging it to sell stuff.
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Rwandair, the loss-making national airline, is sucking in subsidies as it opens new routes.
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Editorial Libya has become a vortex of human suffering, sucking in thousands of desperate migrants.
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Black holes look like they're sucking in matter from all around, but that's a common misconception.
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After sucking in a lungful of air, as if loading for a verbal barrage, she continued.
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The fighting is rooted in old conflicts and now involves many groups, sucking in Yemen's neighbours.
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Its purpose is to stop the roundabout from sucking in all the potential wealth and opportunities.
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For the past two hours she'd been sucking in her stomach, trying to quell the growls.
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Wanna see Rod Stewart mock Argentina for sucking in the World Cup and then defend Sweden?
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D.J.'s silence set this whirlwind into motion, sucking in proxy voices to fill the void.
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Sucking in and puffing out consistently can also change the color of your lips, Kassardjian said.
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Most of China's teapots are in Shandong, sucking in crude from West Africa, Russia, Oman and Brazil.
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A new war could spread far beyond Congo's borders, sucking in neighbours as happened 20 years ago.
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But this is the atmosphere we're all sucking in everyday, regardless of whether you're human or bird.
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It is the region's own weakness, rather than malign Western intent, that keeps sucking in outside powers.
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But a big fire can create its own winds, sucking in air from around it, Mass said.
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A curious wind was sucking in a thick fog from the water, and Kotka led me inside.
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Seven new stadiums are being built, along with other infrastructure, sucking in building materials from far afield.
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The city then made a rapid advance southward, sucking in villages with dirt roads and rice paddies.
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Trade subtracted 0.34 percentage point from GDP growth, with dollar strength weighing on exports and sucking in imports.
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Or the stress of ditching our twins' diapers, binkies and thumb-sucking in the months before Jack arrived.
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Then there's Breath, a mining rig that generates the cryptocurrency Monero based on how fast you're sucking in air.
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Higher prices in the United States are sucking in material from other suppliers across the rest of the world.
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He's excellent at slipping screens, sucking in help defenders, and then finishing above the rim with Rated-R violence.
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In that moment, I nodded in agreement, sucking in my gut so hard my face turned red — so crazy.
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These countries have been fragmenting from internal conflicts that have morphed into regional proxy battles, sucking in outside powers.
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In photos taken by wildlife cameras, she looks almost as if she were sucking in her cheeks to pose.
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All told, Phelps was sucking in about 12,000 calories — around five times what's recommended for the average American man.
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It holds that opening our jaws and sucking in air cools the brain, something other labs have found support for.
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Measured by total GDP, the decoupling is greater still, because prosperous cities are sucking in disproportionate numbers of urbanising Americans.
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The less we use their products, the more that land goes wild again, sucking in billions of tons of carbon.
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Blotchy, as is the custom for the female octopus, cannibalized her lover, sucking in his flesh, arm after arm after arm.
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Abolishing it might lead to a sectarian power struggle, they say, sucking in other countries, such as Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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My LIX 3D Printing pen was sucking in reeds of filament and spitting out hot, soft-ish material from the tip.
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The microphones sit in my ears, sucking in sound like audio microscopes, so it just looks like I'm listening to music.
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In humans, this would be tantamount to sucking in your ribcage to the point of collapse, and then releasing it again.
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" He looked at it, and some of it you could see he was sucking in his breath, but he's, "They're old.
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The flight was headed to the runway and just about to take off when the airplane engine began sucking in swirling snow.
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At the same time, one of the study authors advised parents not to encourage nail-biting or thumb-sucking in their kids.
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China is the world's largest importer of scrap metal, sucking in more than three million tonnes a year to supplement its copper needs.
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The firm has acted as a catalyst for competition, forcing the old guard to slash prices and innovate, and sucking in new contenders.
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The reported hissing was likely the sound of a pump sucking in air through a sensor to measure air pollution, Mr. Miller said.
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But it can't because it's all about NOW, and NOW is just like that, unstoppably changeable, all about sucking in and spewing out.
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Which from Gothic morphs through tensegrity to floating feelers sucking in carbon and oozing isotopes of Greek Fire, trading lung waste for jet fuel.
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"I remember, in fifth grade, you're so unaware of your body, you're not sucking in — although now, who knows, kids probably are," Schumer said.
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One common kind of black hole is called an X-ray binary, caused by a dead or exploded star sucking in everything around it.
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Its gravity field is so huge, it acts like a gigantic vacuum cleaner, sucking in comets, asteroids, and cosmic debris in the solar system.
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Rather than gnash into prey like their relatives, they act like living vacuums, sucking in water and whatever edible material comes along with it.
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"I remember, in fifth grade, you're so unaware of your body, you're not sucking in — although now, who knows, kids probably are," she said.
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He holds the stones he's been sucking in his right hand, but with his left, he finds more stones in one of his pockets.
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Quite the contrary; these companies are sucking in the lion's share of digital advertising because the ad products they offer are so damn good.
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The killings would continue, even escalate, sucking in the rest of his family, in the kind of unending cycle Mexico itself is trapped in.
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As Bobby looked in, he caught the man hastily sucking in his gut before leaning across the latte-colored leather of the passenger seat.
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The temperature plunged to -143°C, Arctic gusts kicked up to 60 MPH, and the carburetor of his C-117 started sucking in ice.
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Ethiopia is sucking in foreign investment, and smaller economies such as Ivory Coast and Rwanda are growing rapidly after making it easier to do business.
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Like a tiny submarine, the chambered nautilus speeds through the ocean on little jets that it creates by sucking in water and spitting it out.
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Rather than sucking in air like it would in a traditional gas-powered car, the faux grille houses various sensors — including radar and cameras, presumably.
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These highly functional pieces have become important parts of an outfit, lifting up and sucking in anything and anywhere that may need a bit of smoothing.
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She wrote alongside the latter photo, "This is my new sucking in … 😜 #summerbod2019" Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs?
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It's the world's largest exporter of goods, sucking in materials from other countries in order to ship out iPhones, laptops, bulldozers and tons of other products.
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Many of us who were toddlers then are slightly dimmer bulbs, I.Q.-wise, than we would have been if we hadn't been sucking in gas fumes.
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In October 2018, astronomers revealed that they'd observed Sagittarius A* sucking in blobs of hot gas at 30% of the speed of light — 201 million mph.
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Though it accounted for only 15 percent of global economic output, Japan was sucking in nearly half of all the money invested in stock markets worldwide.
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Stand up straight, exhale (no sucking in that gut!) and with a soft tape measure record your girth an inch or two above your hip bones.
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Stop sucking In 2015, a shocking viral YouTube video of a sea turtle with a plastic straw lodged into its nostril gave the movement a boost.
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These clones could dampen growth for Snapchat while eventually sucking in marketing dollars from the ads it will likely insert between Stories as it does on Instagram.
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An aircraft&aposs engines are constantly sucking in air as it&aposs required to produce thrust, making them an ideal source for cabin air when functioning properly.
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It works by sucking in a user's call and text logs, and lets them report any numbers which send unsolicited spam and marketing messages directly to the regulator.
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Once the fires get going, they can create their own weather, sucking in air from surrounding areas and lofting it upwards, promoting further fire growth and unpredictable behavior.
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Between the lines: The Carr Fire's rotating smoke plume acted as a chimney, venting heat and smoke away from the blaze, and sucking in air from surrounding areas.
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It seems, said Dr. Askew, that when they are sucking in water, they do so in a wide stream, rather than in a more energetically costly narrow one.
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Under the replacement system, the number of records about Americans' communications that the agency collected dropped significantly from the billions per day it had previously been sucking in.
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Setting the waistband of the trousers at mid-abdomen, the fitness-conscious Mr. Browne effectively disciplines his consumers into sucking in their guts or heading immediately to a gym.
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"My son is sucking in his stomach, trying to show off his abs like his daddy but all you see are his little ribs," he wrote in the caption.
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The lessons for a "peace process" that has become an industry, sucking in millions of dollars from international donors and involving no end of foreign experts, are not salutary.
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His hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue is sucking in the cash and business from the foreign governments that used to go to a variety of hotels and other establishments around Washington.
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An artist's rendering of an active galactic nucleus Illustration: NASAYou might think of black holes as enormous vacuum cleaners, sucking in all the matter and light that ventures too close.
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But later at her beauty pageant, as she stands in front of the mirror in her bathing suit, sucking in her stomach, you realize just how hard the lesson landed.
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There should therefore be little correlation between a country's savings and domestic-investment rates, since places with too little investment should offer investors higher returns, sucking in capital from abroad.
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I had this really pretty white skirt that I wanted to wear, but the only underwear I had that didn't show through were those scary, tan, stomach-sucking-in ones.
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As the economy has grown, sucking in foreign workers, the government has conspicuously failed to meet this goal: net migration in the year to June 2015 was 336,000, a record.
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The feud over Qatar has already extended beyond the gulf, sucking in Turkey, which is backing Doha, and Russia, which is trying to steer a middle course in the dispute.
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"Korea naturally was going to be importing less than the U.S. and the U.S. was growing quite strongly and so it was sucking in more imports from Korea," he said.
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On Tuesday, the reality star took to Instagram to share yet another snap of her toned tummy, and even though her caption said she was "totally sucking in," we're still impressed.
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Native to the coastal waters of the northwestern United States, geoducks are bivalves with retractable, fleshy siphons for sucking in water and filtering nutrients before shooting the spent water back out.
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There was 2015's Kylie Jenner Challenge, where young women were putting their lips in shot glasses and then sucking in air in an attempt to have lips more like Jenner's.
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And to maneuver around, CIMON is equipped with 254 internal fans that propel the white ball, by sucking in the station's air and expelling it to move in whatever direction it needs.
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Seeing women in art who aren't being watched and aren't being assessed, who aren't sucking in their stomachs, arching their backs, or dewily parting their lips, is wonderful, refreshing, and deeply relatable.
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The widening deficit reflects macroeconomic forces, principally the fact the U.S. economy grew much faster than most trading partners over the last 12 months, sucking in imports faster than it could grow exports.
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It has topped the list of global arms importers since 236, sucking in a formidable array of top-of-the-line weaponry, including Russian warplanes, Israeli missiles, American transport aircraft and French submarines.
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At times, the Carr Fire and other wildfires in California have grown so hot and spread so quickly that they have turned into giant, towering fire whirls, sucking in air from surrounding areas.
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It typically lives in deep waters, where its barrel-shaped body glides around the ocean by jet propulsion, sucking in water from a siphon on one end and spitting it back though another.
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Now, I happen to be one of those women who is pleased with her body, at least when I assume the posture of a Marine honor guard and am sucking in my stomach.
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This transition happened only after teeth disappeared as a trait, replaced by a feeding style in which biting was replaced by sucking in small prey, similar to what some whales and dolphins do today.
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The drop in production will mean China will have to increase pork imports by 1.5 million tonnes to around 4 million tonnes, sucking in all available supplies from the global market, said analyst Sherrard.
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Indeed, they make their livings that way, sucking in thousands of litres of water a day and running it through intricate systems of channels that trap particles of organic matter, which they then digest.
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One research team suggested that the engine fueling this explosion was a newly formed black hole sucking in matter while the other team suggested it was the work of a rapidly rotating neutron star.
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Mature trees - which are vital to protecting soil from erosion, purifying air and water, and curbing climate change by sucking in carbon - are being chopped down as demand for wood increases, local experts say.
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The way Chandler sliced through the line, sucking in defenders on his way to catching a lob, was made more important because of how it opened the floor for Dirk Nowitzki and Jason Terry.
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The lowest floor of the Emirates Towers in Dubai houses the government's Future Foundation, which is sucking in innovative companies from around the world for a stint in the city's $300 million accelerator program.
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The Park Service refers to P-19 as the Selfie Cat: in a fetching picture captured by a wildlife camera, she looks almost as if she were sucking in her tawny cheeks to pose.
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But as it enters its fourth year, this war, Africa's worst, is rapidly sucking in many of the nation's other ethnic groups, including the Azande, the Shilluk, the Moru, the Kakwa and the Kuku.
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The drop in production will mean China will have to increase pork imports by 1.5 million tonnes to around 4 million tonnes, sucking in all available supplies from the global market, Rabobank analyst Sherrard said.
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"Maybe we made a mistake in having these unicorns sucking in huge amounts of private capital and delaying their IPOs," said Duncan Davidson, a partner at venture firm Bullpen Capital, in an interview this week.
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"Looking at myself now, at 35 weeks pregnant [as of the interview], I joked with the photographer that this is the first photo shoot where I'm not thinking about sucking in my abs," she reveals.
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China is the world's biggest importer of gold, sucking in around 23.1,500 tonnes of metal worth some $60 billion last year, according to its customs data – equivalent to one-third of the world's total supply.
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China is the world's biggest importer of gold, sucking in around 1,500 tonnes of metal worth some $60 billion last year, according to its customs data equivalent to one-third of the world's total supply.
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It set a pattern of Iranian-Saudi struggle through proxies, and of sucking in the United States, whose policy is to maintain access to the vast oil and gas reserves that lie between the rivals.
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Brother Nut, a 34-year-old Chinese performance artist, recently spent 100 days wandering around Beijing armed with a 1000-watt industrial vacuum cleaner mounted on a cart, sucking in the contaminated air as he roamed.
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The artificial fertilizers commonly used across the United States are produced by sucking in atmospheric nitrogen gas, which plants can't use, into chemical plants that then convert the gas into a solid form plants can use.
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Treasuries have become "like a black hole sucking in liquidity all over the world because people dont know how bad the coronavirus is going to get," said Don Ellenberger, head of multisector strategies at Federated Hermes.
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O'Connor said thumb sucking and nail biting can both "reduce tension and increase feelings of comfort," but as of now, there is no direct link between thumb sucking in babies and nail biting later in life.
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Mysticetes, as baleen whales are known technically, feed by sucking in large volumes of water and then forcing it out of their mouths through fibrous outgrowths known as baleen plates, to filter out small animals for consumption.
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This appeared to reflect businesses sucking in imports ahead of Britain's planned departure from the European Union on March 29, though there was also a surge in gold imports, which are typically volatile from month to month.
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I've never felt I had a big need for it until now, but KKW's shapewear specifically really gives you that beautiful hourglass shape that accentuates the waist and does all the work of sucking in for you.
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"In principal, the machine learning algorithms are sucking in all of this data and being able to project with very good accuracy what's coming next," says Chris Malone, a distinguished engineer at Google who oversees data center efficiency.
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"The idea of mortality is in there, and of course the idea of a black hole sucking in everything, the Big Bang, the start of the universe, if there is an end of the universe," he told Dezeen.
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Germany's trade surplus last year fell for the first time since 2009, data showed on Thursday, in a further sign that vibrant domestic demand is sucking in more imports and slowly re-balancing the country's export-oriented economy.
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Continued crises will risk sucking in the United States again, Mr. Lynch said, adding that no American president was likely to persuade Saudi Arabia or Iran to stay out of regional conflicts that it saw as potentially existential threats.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's trade surplus fell last year for the first time since 20.5, data showed on Thursday - a further sign that vibrant domestic demand is sucking in more imports and slowly re-balancing the country's export-oriented economy.
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You couldn't breathe in the early 20033s without sucking in a lungful of Kid A. Atmospheric, enigmatic, and inquisitive, Radiohead's fourth album was a progressive proclamation that made its predecessor, OK Computer, seem like a punk record by comparison.
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In the context of such regional fundamentals, there is no obvious incentive for producers from tariff-exempt countries to drive down the premium, particularly when the U.S. is still sucking in metal from duty-paying suppliers such as Russia.
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"I happened to be on Skype with our Executive Producer Julie Snyder, and both of us did exactly the same involuntary thing of sucking in our breath and then putting out hands over our mouths," Koenig wrote on her Serial blog.
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And when one actor in the economy is sucking in more than $3 trillion in cash every year and spending even more in the same period, every other money making and spending entity in the country is dwarfed by comparison.
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In the constellation of specks, they saw the animals sucking in water, then forcing it out in the direction they were moving away from, with the pocket of expelled water and the nautilus shooting apart at velocities they could readily calculate.
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ISLAMABAD/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Pakistani social media campaigner Hanzala Tayyab leads about 300 ultra-nationalist cyber warriors fighting an internet war with arch-foe India, in a battle that is increasingly sucking in global tech giants such as Twitter and Facebook.
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The staggering value of digital stuff is thus fingered as an irresistible, manipulative force also sucking in bright minds to work at data firms like Cambridge Analytica — even at the expense of their own claimed political allegiances, in the conflicted case of Kaiser.
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BERLIN, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Germany's trade surplus fell in 13 for the first time in eight years, data showed on Thursday, in a further sign that vibrant domestic demand is sucking in more imports and slowly re-balancing the country's export-oriented economy.
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ISLAMABAD/NEW DELHI, April 2 (Reuters) - Pakistani social media campaigner Hanzala Tayyab leads about 300 ultra-nationalist cyber warriors fighting an internet war with arch-foe India, in a battle that is increasingly sucking in global tech giants such as Twitter and Facebook.
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But developers also rely on sucking in email addresses to wake up lapsed users with message blasts, target them and people similar to them with reengagement or install ads, and exclude existing users to save money when buying ads to recruit new users.
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" Javier Capape, a director at the Sovereign Wealth Lab research center in Madrid, added that massive start-ups were delaying listing to avoid valuation erosion, sucking in more private capital: "We don't know if they will survive the scrutiny of public markets.
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Fire weather expert Neil Lareau of the University of Nevada at Reno told Axios earlier this week that the Carr Fire's rotating smoke plume acted as a chimney, venting heat and smoke away from the blaze, and sucking in air from surrounding areas.
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The social media star went on to note every touch-up she gave to the second image, including smoothing out her skin, enlarging her butt, sucking in her stomach and back, thinning out her arms and quads, eliminating scars and cellulite, and enhancing her breasts.
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Their languages use palatal clicks, such as a tsk , made by bringing the tongue back from the front teeth while gently sucking in air, and the "click" we make by pushing the tongue against the roof of the mouth, then bringing it suddenly downward.
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In the play seen below, what initially looks like a Svi Mykhailiuk-JaVale McGee pick-and-roll quickly transforms into LeBron on the right wing, with McGee's roll sucking in help defenders from the weak side and Nikola Jokic essentially guarding Mykhailiuk for no reason.
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"Zoolander 2," which is overstuffed with celebrity cameos, opens with its strongest sequence, in which Justin Bieber is machine-gunned to death and in his last moment posts an Instagram picture of himself sucking in his cheeks and puckering his lips in a blue-steel pout.
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Neither is there a coherent game of any length or vision for Afghanistan, or Boko Haram's persistent violence across Africa, or the two-year-old civil war in Yemen that's sucking in any number of America's friends and neighbors and where American soldiers are starting to die.
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As I watched recently, the great arc furnace at one of the nation's most storied steel mills was sucking in more electrical power than any other machine in Colorado, produced in part at a plant a few miles away that burns Wyoming coal by the ton.
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Mud that has accumulated some 12 miles (19 km) deep in the delta of the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers could shake "like gelatin, and liquefy in many places, sucking in buildings, roads and people," said co-author Syed Humayun Akhter, a geologist at Dhaka University, in a statement.
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It began with Bentley's alleged dalliances with political adviser Rebekah Caldwell Mason, but over the years it turned into a maelstrom, sucking in everything around it: the state's top cop, the state attorney general's office, a US Senate seat, multiple prosecutors, the Legislature and the Alabama Ethics Commission.
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The result would be the same—thirty months in a sterile room with the fans sucking in and the warders wearing masks and gloves and pushing a tray of what passed for food through a slot in the door and coming in twice a day to stick the intravenous in him.
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"Last week, when I saw the news that Judge Martin P. Welch granted Adnan a new trial, I happened to be on Skype with our Executive Producer Julie Snyder, and both of us did exactly the same involuntary thing of sucking in our breath and then putting our hands over our mouths," she wrote.
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Wiesman says the design of Smilo's nipples are based on the milk ducts inside a breast, making it easier for babies to eat without sucking in too much air or putting too much pressure on their mouth, stomachs and ears, and it also has a vent to let in air and keep from creating a vacuum.
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In the play above, instead of standing above the break and waiting for Crawford to hit him on a pass that'd either lead to a missed open three or hideous floater, Rose makes himself useful by darting behind Lou Williams, sucking in help from the corner, and then whipping a smart pass to Karl-Anthony Towns for three.
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But there's also some good news: Britain has some of the lowest unemployment in Europe (and has been sucking in people from abroad for years); Britain has seen support for the far-right United Kingdom Independence Party fall at a time when support for other European far-right parties has been surging; Britons find time to attend literary festivals, pop festivals and even restaurants between rounds of self-flagellation.
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Cordoned off in its own darkened room, so that it isn't defused by the competing agendas of the other works in the show, In-Out Anthropophagy is a succession of shots centered on smiling, grimacing, jeering mouths — one adorned with black lipstick, another wreathed in cigarette smoke, and yet another sucking in and spewing out various lengths of string — while a musique concrete soundtrack quietly worms its way under your skin.
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"Every time he took a breath you could see he was working hard — you could see his rib cage sucking in," said Ms. Martin, a mother of two in Rutledge, Pa. Calvin's pediatrician advised Ms. Martin to head to the emergency room, where she learned that her son had respiratory syncytial virus, or R.S.V. By the age of 2, nearly every child has contracted R.S.V. In most children, it presents as a bad cold.
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High on a desolate ridge to the west, the scientists have built a fortress of sensors and shipping containers: a white volleyball radar housing, lasers pointing straight up, an upturned trapezoid emitting digital chirps measuring windspeed, a rifle-like turret tracking the Sun, a thin metal chimney sucking in air and sampling the particles floating in it, a camera that photographs individual falling raindrops, a mirrored dome measuring the portion of the sky covered in clouds.
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