The Gravy Helmet offers little in the form of sustenance.
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But diving into spreadsheets, business plans and email requires sustenance.
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Thankfully, Jimmy Kimmel provided some sustenance to get them through.
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The only sustenance she needs to maintain these writing streaks?
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Landfills provide sustenance for seagulls, which greatly increases their numbers.
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Don't mind me, just admiring your impressive choice in sustenance.
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Both are starchy bits of sustenance that only cost $203.
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The vegan alternative to the vampire's sustenance, if you will.
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I didn't want dinner; I wanted the sustenance of affliction.
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Work provides sustenance in so many ways, not just financial.
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It has since been adopted by revelers looking for sustenance.
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At the heart of it are notions of genealogy and sustenance.
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Throughout the evening, I saw plenty of people getting sustenance delivered.
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Humans, at our most base level, yearn for sustenance and community.
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I drive us to our favorite breakfast diner for hangover sustenance.
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"Water is the basic sustenance of life," said weather scientist Bruintjes.
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The farms that it replaced provided employment and sustenance for centuries.
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Too often, burgers and fries are not understood as the sustenance
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Amazon knows robots don't need this kind of margin-eating sustenance.
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They are meant to consume it, both for sustenance and pleasure.
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As artists, we need to reframe our actions toward self-sustenance.
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For others, though, Grand Slam prize money can be needed sustenance.
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The sustenance provided only a brief escape from their harsh reality.
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Forthright about her loneliness, she turned to other deep friendships for sustenance.
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Both homes and businesses scrambled to salvage their sustenance and their incomes.
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Every week, I go to the grocery store to purchase my sustenance.
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You had to eat around them to find any kind of sustenance.
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All of them deliver delicious midweek sustenance with a minimum of fuss.
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The food had to provide sustenance for astronauts without burdening the spacecraft.
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Mexico has lots of places you could stop to get basic sustenance.
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"I believe this will be a time of supernatural sustenance," he said.
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Guadeloupe still offered sustenance and a joyful, French tropical approach to life.
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Subscriptions are the river from which we draw our sustenance, and survive.
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Ramela's "sustenance" budget, as he calls it, goes primarily toward dining out.
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"You never refuse it because you never know," he says, accepting sustenance.
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In my home, subsistence provides about 85033 percent of my family's sustenance.
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The lack of food would drive up prices for what sustenance remains.
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I've only consumed coffee and water so far today and I need sustenance.
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I'd pack matches, a hatchet, and maybe some dried pinto beans for sustenance.
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Fisheries and other key sources of sustenance like coconut trees were also damaged.
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He of all people knows how much sustenance can be found in belief.
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Those animals that live in your house and rely on you for sustenance.
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It is symbolic of sustenance, of body and spirit—the biblical daily bread.
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Instead of sustenance, it serves as a reward, celebration, or even a balm.
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Surely not all plant matter is using animal remains or waste as sustenance.
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But what if you could get your sustenance right there on the dancefloor?
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Let's go to Facebook and see what emotional sustenance we can find there.
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I grabbed the only available sustenance — a wrap from Starbucks — and pressed on.
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Volunteers will deliver the sustenance to students on the day of the march.
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For Tibetans, the natural world is more than a source of corporeal sustenance.
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After that, a body begins to break down its own stores for sustenance.
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Others around her frantically swarm for food, anything that will give them sustenance.
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Soil, insects, animals, and other plants all depend on trees for shelter and sustenance.
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That troubling for the Sami, an indigenous population that relies upon them for sustenance.
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It was a powerful brew, and Mitchell drew sustenance from it again and again.
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He then snaps off their limbs and bloodily devours the pomegranate-like sustenance within.
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But we needed sustenance, so we had to eat off of it for days.
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Yes, we provide people sustenance — something that makes a caloric difference in the body.
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Heavier rainfall is also an issue as freezing rain stops reindeer from accessing sustenance.
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He's planning to offer some sustenance Tuesday afternoon from his restaurant free of charge.
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Politicon brought together the desperate snails in search of sustenance, only to become zombified.
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Politicon brought together the desperate snails in search of sustenance, only to become zombified.
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Women who leave the camps to seek sustenance risk being raped by government soldiers.
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Like, I just like to eat food that tastes good and has great sustenance.
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Then in his early 20s, he drew connections between slavery and colonialism and sustenance.
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He now realizes that Trump will not provide him with the sustenance he needs.
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N.B.A. stars have put their workouts on Instagram, giving eager fans off-season sustenance.
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It is little wonder that presidents look to other presidents for sustenance and support.
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They became her first client, and their house became the bedrock of our sustenance.
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You might also consider making something surprising and delightful that goes beyond basic sustenance.
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In the past, these caucuses have provided sustenance to otherwise struggling activist-backed candidates.
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People around the world are growing big bellies while their bodies hunger for sustenance.
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Are you able to crack open the coconuts to get the sustenance you need?
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But of course, its warming sustenance is well in-keeping with our reluctant Arctic host.
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Everything in the Bible is about sustenance -- both literal, like food, and figurative, like faith.
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As we had before, we fell back on Patsy's for sustenance and absorbed another pie.
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And apparently people like Cooper, who but want sustenance without having to think about it.
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I pick up a candy bar for sustenance and resist a sundae from Dairy Queen.
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The lake is crucial in terms of supplying sustenance to people living in the region.
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After the disaster in Sulawesi, a lack of basic sustenance sparked a spate of looting.
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In terms of sustenance, Red says they were given rabbit when their counterparts ate meals.
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Can Radiohead provide me with the same sustenance and joy as a worldwide corporation can?
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Now they had come to the church both for spiritual sustenance and for practical planning.
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But at least they could count on succour and sustenance from across the Turkish border.
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A buttery, crunchy snack that packs in a whole lot more sustenance than potato chips.
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Not such a bad life, although still one we choose to terminate for our sustenance.
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Spiritual sustenance, news, immigration information, music created at home or in the new home, here.
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And here comes that person—that Rasputin—who promises he can grant you that sustenance.
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Land was taken away, and with it the traditions of sustenance that defined a people.
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It is the lifeblood of the island's impoverished people, a source of income and sustenance.
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This is true not only of physical sustenance; it is true of knowledge as well.
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They started with the grocery stores, scavenging what they needed for sustenance: water, crackers, fruit.
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Scientists knew that a starving body will burn its own fat and muscle for sustenance.
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Human infants, like all mammals, depend on milk for sustenance at the beginning of life.
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Connecting with local cheesemongers, wine sellers and chocolatiers, Ms. Down found both sustenance and friendship.
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The pews were full, and sermons of affirmation and spiritual sustenance issued from the pulpits.
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So the sustenance of these liquidity-driven markets is being sucked out as we speak.
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From biblical times on, farmers have allowed peasants to pick over their fields for sustenance.
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The tradition dates back to farmhands centuries ago, who needed sustenance between lunch and dinner.
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Watch Robert Pattinson's tortured journey to find a morsel of sustenance in the adorable Fear & Shame.
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Earning enough for sustenance beyond "semi-finished sweets" will be financially difficult as a Nutella tester.
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As the buzzing continues, she runs out of sustenance options for herself — and her new baby.
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I had always believed in the Islamic dictum that God promises sustenance to all, even insects.
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They carried some sense of home, some sustenance to be planted in the future unknown soil.
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By "let's eat," does Chi-chan's boyfriend imply that these people rely on gum as sustenance?
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Others can be seen ditching their cars altogether and heading to the food truck for sustenance.
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For my father, a wealth of food and a poverty of sustenance was the ultimate ill.
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That's more than enough sustenance to help you binge the nine-hour season when it premieres.
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The budding chain also offers a full food and drink menu when players need more sustenance.
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But before we get to that, we need to have a little sustenance in our stomachs.
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In other words, time spent on Facebook is catching up with time spent seeking basic sustenance.
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Food is more than sustenance — it's nostalgia, comfort, a common denominator in a world of difference.
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Restaurants are a voluntary gathering place for meetings, for celebrations, for general revelry, for shared sustenance.
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And they cooked — providing sustenance to protesters so that "the demonstrations could last longer," she said.
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For sustenance, they relied on food donated by local governments, civic groups and well-meaning people.
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He was a preacher, and the farm was primarily just for sustenance, just to feed everyone.
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The less prosperous the enterprise, the greater the proportion of available sustenance claimed by the tapeworm.
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This corner of southwestern Virginia has long sought alternatives to coal as a source of sustenance.
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For sustenance, keep in mind Little Pub Greenwich, a pleasant 20-minute walk from the museum.
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With that much lying behind and still before him, Mr. Yellowbear has found sustenance in his faith.
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Cows are seen as gentle, maternal figures that are providers of milk and other forms of sustenance.
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Needless to say, people in line appreciated the much-needed sustenance and were touched by Clinton's gesture.
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The analysis also showed that the community relied on cereals and other plant-based food for sustenance.
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" The poem was turned into a short film that asked, "Why is titillation accepted and sustenance rejected?
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"It's so void of any sustenance and reality, but therefore very enjoyable," he said about the convention.
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Food habits: Choupette refuses to eat on the floor, so her sustenance is placed on the table.
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Through it all, he found distraction, and maybe even sustenance, in his former profession as a ballplayer.
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Based again on the only example we currently have (Earth), life generally requires liquid water for sustenance.
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Fortunately, SNAP was there to help bridge the gap, avert hunger, and provide sustenance for my family.
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In fact, nonstop partying for a whole week calls for just the right amount of gastronomic sustenance.
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I'm from a massive Irish family so we always ate but we ate for sustenance: trotters, tripe.
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And given that it was roughly 50 percent fat, it was seen as providing energy and sustenance.
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Why should anybody have intellectual property [rights] on a creature that you're going to use for sustenance?
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Legs cramped as the hours passed, but cup holders held sustenance in the form of strawberry milkshakes.
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Around the world, some politicians require graft for sustenance; gustatory metaphors and euphemisms are not uniquely American.
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There's quality sustenance to be found, too, when you need a break from shopping and garden-hopping.
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Health and prosperity, and sustenance — the fact that famines are far rarer than they used to be.
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And sadly, for some of these children, these meals were their only substantial sustenance of the day.
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Experiential purchases, psychologists assure us, offer deeper emotional sustenance than any new gadget or piece of furniture.
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But the Baja mud offers little sustenance, so the whales return north within months, babies in tow.
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There, the loss of a job can swiftly imperil health care, housing, sustenance and mental well-being.
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There, the loss of a job can swiftly imperil health care, housing, sustenance and mental well-being.
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For me, it's a matter of finding sustenance and some type of beauty around death and dying.
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Maybe we won't even eat food any more, instead drawing our sustenance from daily transfusions of youthful blood.
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Emilia Olsen uses the Death and the Maiden allegory as a provocative metaphor for artistic sustenance and renewal.
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This sounds like a backhanded compliment, but it's really a celebration of food as sustenance, pure and simple.
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While no food or drink passed her lips over the course of 16 years, Irom still had sustenance.
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The lower classes of Edwardian and Victorian England also relied on oysters as a cheap form of sustenance.
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We exchanged the ragged sustenance I needed for the illusion they needed: that someone cared what they did.
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My friend the vicar could be the most useful of the lot—at least he provides spiritual sustenance.
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John and Grace live in rural Kenya and, like many, rely on farming for sustenance and their livelihood.
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These costs have proved overwhelming in communities that depend on industry for sustenance, vastly exceeding what economists anticipated.
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The shelter are providing some additional sustenance for the koala mum to assist with nursing her new joeys.
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Also... when I was at university I went through a stealing phase, taking blocks of cheese for sustenance.
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It also allowed people to stop farming for sustenance and begin working in other industries for spare money.
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On Wednesday, the British Court of Appeal upheld a ruling that approved the withdrawal of care and sustenance.
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But protesters say the land feeds thousands of families that have no other source of sustenance or income.
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The new Fab Five, based out of Atlanta, give makeovers to deserving individuals and emotional sustenance to viewers.
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Nonetheless, many critics see hunting in any form as barbaric, even when it's for sustenance or ecological reasons.
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In Jesmyn Ward's Mississippi, one must grow inured to the rituals of killing and butchering animals for sustenance.
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I'd started that trail reading Christopher Hitchens, the atheist and brilliant polemicist — sustenance for my fortress of reason.
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But we won't really know the sustenance of Mr. Biden's black support until the South Carolina primaries. Mrs.
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In theory, it should be able to draw sustenance from climate-friendly wind farms or solar cells, too.
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Shoppers rising at the crack of dawn need some sustenance as they search for the next doorbuster bargain.
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Added to vegetable soups, cooked slowly along with the other ingredients, it provides body and rib-sticking sustenance.
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He was charged with numerous misdemeanors, including overdriving, torturing and injuring animals and failure to provide proper sustenance.
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He was charged with numerous misdemeanors, including overdriving, torturing and injuring animals and failure to provide proper sustenance.
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I wasn't aware sloth was considered sustenance, at least not to the degree you're saying it may've been.
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New York may be a city of self-invention, but it is not a city of self-sustenance.
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The man feeding the ants knows that God has promised sustenance for all, but he isn't taking any chances.
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While words wouldn't feed the hungry or clothe the poor, "Young Charles Dickens" shows that they were sustenance, too.
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An essentially tender and passive man, Ezzedine finds sustenance in his Islamic faith as his dignity is stripped away.
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Search the sidelines of most marathons and you'll find kind spectators offering a bit of sustenance to the racers.
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NPR reports that in addition to tomato juice, the pilot also used chocolate, raisins, and hot cocoa as sustenance.
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With its technological advances, tribal monarchy, and long-term sustenance, Wakanda and its leaders are archetypes for Black excellence.
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He made us understand that food is about more than physical sustenance — it's also about what connects us emotionally.
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Perhaps more alarming is the trend in radio advertising revenue, the primary form of financial sustenance for radio stations.
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As Trump lives for money, power, and fame, his most dependable source of sustenance might now be in politics.
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For the Galicians, who live in the northwestern corner of Spain, sustenance springs from the soil and the sea.
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One of the most important things to remember while gearing up for a big night of television is sustenance.
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In the glimmering future, just how much will humanity rely on robotics and artificial intelligence to prepare its sustenance?
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As families struggled to find sustenance, they endured an increase in health care crises, ethnic tensions and sexual violence.
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"It's a blessing to feed people their sustenance and for me to know what my job is," he says.
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This formed homo sapiens into communities, as less and less labor was required to produce more and more sustenance.
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This may mean you won't have the freedom to satisfy every craving, but you'll have the sustenance you need.
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Now at a camp 90 miles north of his hometown, Nasrallah and his family rely on mushrooms for sustenance.
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It wasn't just a form of sustenance, but also a form of casual catharsis and, briefly, also a job.
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Hunting for sustenance, euthanasia, scientific research, and necessary action to protect human life or property figure among the exceptions.
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In India's heartland, indigenous people rely on forests for sustenance and survival, and have protected these ecosystems for centuries.
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But it is also an ominous trend for human civilization, which depends heavily on global biodiversity for sustenance and survival.
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Delisle-Alaku, for one, takes issue with the politicization of an animal that has provided sustenance to generations of Inuit.
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This windswept scrubland offers little shelter and no sustenance for the few goats brought by destitute refugees to camps here.
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The metaphorical swamp threatening to engulf our social and political freedoms uses money in lieu of water for its sustenance.
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The charity's chief executive, Matthew Searle, suggested that Shaw had been fasting, and could have died from lack of sustenance.
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This puts pressure on certain pockets of the planet to keep up with the intensified demands for basic human sustenance.
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Well, I'll tell you what you're looking at—the early stages of my body metabolizing sustenance into nutrients, that's what.
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That most essential function of plants, turning sunlight into sustenance, was made possible by piggybacking on the working of cyanobacteria.
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But ideas regarding the commonality of sustenance and its traditions may differ amongst producers and consumers from region to region.
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But they still remain the lifeline for local communities who are dependent on them for their sustenance, livelihoods, and traditions.
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Moreover, according to Churchill, the needs of the people were beyond mere sustenance; security necessitated more than merely basic rights.
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"They see us as marginal people, as people who perhaps look for sustenance to feed their drug habits," Mogollon says.
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He has promoted views advocating African-American self-sustenance and religion while calling for a separation from white America's structures.
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We're inside his private gym, a converted garage in an anonymous industrial park with a halfway decent bodega for sustenance.
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Their tenuous prosperity is built on selling food from the United States, and their diet is both sustenance and curse.
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Helicopters that could be employed to drop sustenance were being used to fight fires in other parts of the country.
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For sustenance, Mr. Jeys said that members of work crews in Paradise had given him sandwiches and bottles of water.
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When you're the exhausted parent of a newborn, you may find yourself relying on takeout and trail mix for sustenance.
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Using ingenuity, resourcefulness and sheer grunt work, fertile fields of sustenance and breathtaking beauty were born — and still flourish today.
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"It tends to be pizza," Mr. Swalwell said of the go-to sustenance in the run-up to the hearing.
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Is it the one that holds your packages, or the spot you retreat to for sustenance after a long night?
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Centralized online havens on widely used platforms have been one of the most critical variables in ISIS' growth and sustenance.
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But here, many villagers were concerned primarily with procuring the sustenance and basic comforts that their penury had denied them.
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Food from the meal also is shared with the family's pigs and cows because they provide sustenance during the year.
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I think the death negative narrative is the idea that there's no redeeming value, or there's no sustenance in death.
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It's the Gamer, who buys lottery tickets for the same reason I buy croissants: not for sustenance but for pleasure.
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There's certainly a story here about intergenerational collaboration and creative sustenance in the Bronx, but it is also simpler than that.
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Their parents raised them on jazz, and Bilal gets as much spiritual sustenance from it as he does from his faith.
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They provide moral sustenance for Hamas in its efforts to win sympathy for its strategy of wanton aggression and reckless endangerment.
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The company aims to give customers a convenient way to consume the same sustenance and nutrition found in a balanced meal.
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When they lip sync for their lives they are, in fact, graciously providing sustenance for the rest of us as well.
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And they're supposed to be disgusting — the imagery of eating raw rabbit as the only form of sustenance is quite gross.
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Citizens of a true republic must be free political thinkers and actors, not dependent on anyone else for their economic sustenance.
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A salad may not give you enough sustenance to keep you nourished until a late afternoon or early evening get-together.
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In the normal scheme of things, parents and grandparents take care of children when they're sick or need help or sustenance.
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Not unlike other extreme athletes, Black Ops Laser Tag players are sure to carboload, and their sustenance of choice is pizza.
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"This appears to be about empire sustenance rather than economic efficiency," said Brian Wieser, an analyst at the Pivotal Research Group.
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Hope being the sustenance of devotion, Knicks fans will have or find reasons to believe in an ultimate course to contention.
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Other planets may exist, orbiting farther out, but the star is now too faint to deliver sustenance at such a distance.
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But it's also an example of what might be termed "positive" vampirism, drawing sustenance from the vital juices of another movie.
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Insects, birds and mammals began competing for access, evolving wings, tongues and brains better suited to the quest for floral sustenance.
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Indeed, if so many people are sick that even grocery stores close down, they'll need all the sustenance they can get.
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Exhausted from a bad's night sleep, on January 3 I was craving, well, everything, so naturally I went to buy sustenance.
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It signifies a shift away from an economy dominated by sustenance farming and smokestacks and toward the comforts of modern life.
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The finding helps provide more evidence to the idea that the T. rex shattered bones and swallowed the fragments for sustenance.
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"Nature is our life, our blood and our spirit, because it gives us sustenance," says Martinho de Souza, a Macuxi shaman.
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We get it, he has a ton of gifts to deliver and could use some sweet sustenance, but we're busy too.
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Is it the one that holds your packages, or the spot you retreat to for sustenance after a long night out?
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Alumni preference, so crucial to the sustenance of Harvard's $37 billion endowment, could provide cover before the courts for racial bias.
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Sometimes really excellent artworks can be riveting and dynamic while offering profound and meaningful sustenance; this is one of those times.
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"To create a space where people could just come for sustenance was revolutionary in terms of creating healthier communities," said Singh.
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When he says he's on his way, I pull out two frozen cookie dough squares and put them in the oven. Sustenance.
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IN THE sere wilderness of southern Utah, green highlands retain and filter water from storms, providing sustenance for plants, animals and people.
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And Usama bin Laden in his own hand once called Iran the main artery for the growth and sustenance of Al Qaeda.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DUBAI — Exile physically rips people from the sustenance of familiarity, culture, land, language, family, and history.
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My sustenance arrived from nearly a dozen edible-bug artisans in Austin, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, New York, Denver, and beyond.
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The sea has always been an indispensable tool for transportation and sustenance, and we're in danger of breaking that tool beyond repair.
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"You go to a small cacao farm and they're not just farming it for cacao but for sustenance, as well," Hodge notes.
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After all, food is more than sustenance or a source of pleasure in France; it's an important part of the nation's identity.
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The cranes were white dots on the valley floor, black necks bent down as they feasted on dwarf bamboo, their main sustenance.
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Deserted by her father and taunted in school as a "swamp rat," she retreats from civilization, turning elsewhere for sustenance and survival.
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We see (via video projection) what the mirror sees: a hungry man who can commune with, and draw sustenance from, himself alone.
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In general, sustenance was more pleasant than abstinence, although I'm less sure this past year was more impactful than the year before.
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It's made with the same masa as the tamales, and has the same fortifying effect: This is daily sustenance, made with care.
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Female gall wasps lay their eggs inside these hollow cavities (called galls, hence the name) which provide sustenance and shelter for the young.
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For decades its umbilical attachment to America has given it security and economic sustenance while allowing it to express its distinct diplomatic personality.
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Yet this sweet and circular version of the American Dream offered hope and sustenance to thousands of donut-shop owners and their families.
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In most locations, there is very little food — and even when resources are available, it takes a lot of effort to find sustenance.
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My family hunts for sustenance, and gun safety was taught to me before I was tall enough to see over my dad's workbench.
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Challenges remain, however -- back downstream, the stakes are staggeringly high, particularly for the poor who rely so heavily on the river for sustenance.
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A new study finds that warmer weather reduces their ability to tolerate toxins in the creosote bush, which they rely on for sustenance.
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Like the part-time poets of Whitman, Alabama, we must take hope into our lungs as sustenance and shout it out into existence.
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With many airlines offering little to nothing for sustenance these days, it can be tempting to plan ahead and bring on your meal.
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As Brian Wieser, an analyst at the Pivotal Research Group, told Farhad: "This appears to be about empire sustenance rather than economic efficiency."
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That means coral loss can have dire consequences for coastal communities that rely on reef ecosystems for sustenance, income from fishing, and tourism.
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The plant is the only host for their eggs and sole sustenance for the caterpillars, which feed on milky secretions from the leaves.
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But Nicky's childhood brought him into contact with different wells of musical sustenance, all influences that would shine through in his later work.
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Citizens of Venezuela have reportedly begun hunting vulnerable wildlife including Flamingos and anteaters for sustenance, in response to the country's dire food shortages.
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Those old white dudes in the Senate needed some sustenance as they set about revoking what has long been colloquially known as Obamacare.
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"When Kvikk Lunsj was launched in 1937, chocolate as sustenance during a strenuous physical exercise was well-established," writes Freia on its website.
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Those who have worked with Mr. Sulzberger have noted his whimsical descriptions of his quests for sustenance as a vegetarian in the Midwest.
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A recent stroke landed him in a rehab center, where he seemed to suffer withdrawal from the social sustenance of his Broadway buddies.
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Thus dispossessed, these people were at the mercy of mine owners for sustenance, sent daily for pitiful wages into sphincters of the earth.
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Meanwhile, seemingly the only non-human animal to survive is an enlarged version of a tardigrade, which is Sam's main form of sustenance.
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It doesn't necessarily provide nutrition for your baby, as the holes are small and babies can't get a lot of sustenance from it.
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But we've also all known for ages that what's sacred for one person is sustenance for another, that my filth is your delicacy.
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For pre-ski sustenance, hit Rex's downtown Creekside Café, a cozy breakfast and lunch spot where the servers are quick with coffee refills.
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Trump's instinct-driven behavior confirms that he is the archetypal alpha-male, the unfiltered reptilian brain, concerned only with sustenance, survival or sex.
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The rhesus monkeys and sika deer look to humans for shelter and food, while humans look to them for spiritual and cultural sustenance.
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But still, if humankind's sustainability problems could be saved by krill, maybe we should figure out a way to use them as sustenance.
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We walk to Trader Joe's to pick up sustenance: bagels, cream cheese, chips (lots of chips), eggs, blueberries, rosé cider, tequila, and margarita mix.
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Koch and his brother, David, have been prolific funders of conservative groups and instrumental in the growth and sustenance of the tea party movement.
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There are options out there, like this eggplant curry that will provide the urgent sustenance required but won't immobilize you with meat and cheese.
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"The Vegetarian" needs all this bloodletting because in its universe, violence is connected with physical sustenance — in meat-eating, sex-having, even care-taking.
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Known as hardtack, such biscuits were prized for their long shelf lives, making them a vital source of sustenance for sailors far from shore.
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Some explained through posts and interviews that celebrating a holiday centered on gratitude and sustenance provided some healing of divisions, even if just temporarily.
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Far more than simply providing nutrition, Chinese dishes have served as vital sustenance for the self, helping us develop our relationships, memories, and identities.
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In 26 minutes, the 25-year-old scored 15 points (on 11 shots), grabbed six rebounds, and provided legitimate sustenance on the defensive end.
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The inhabitants of the islands, which were settled by Vikings in the ninth and tenth centuries, have always depended on sustenance from the ocean.
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I now wonder if this might be the actual shape that segregation takes, a kind of intentional partitioning as a matter of financial sustenance.
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A few workers gather around the back of the truck and breathe a sigh of relief when they see the sustenance that has arrived.
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For days, she lived on the streets, using the little money she had to buy beignets, mixing the leftover sugar with water for sustenance.
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The Paepckes imagined that Aspen could become an "American Athens", educating an upper-crust elite hungry for spiritual sustenance in the newly ascendant nation.
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While the much-needed sustenance gave editors and influencers alike some respite from Storm Dennis, the collection itself was as much of a treat.
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The morning soup was thicker — the sustenance you need to face the day — and the afternoon's less intense variety felt more like a snack.
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The newborn cries out for sustenance as family, friends and community gather around to guide and educate the child from fragile dependency into adulthood.
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Her practice of such belief is meditative, and becomes reflected in her diction: She speaks of endurance, overcoming, soul-sustenance for the long term.
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With the president's wife, Melania, and youngest child, Barron, still living in New York, Mr. Schiller was Mr. Trump's main source of emotional sustenance.
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On March 12, 2014, on the recommendation of their hospice nurse, the Greens took out the feeding tube that was Joel's only source of sustenance.
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Despite being mostly human, however, there is no clear way for Darth Vader to get sustenance to the part of his face that accepts food.
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They described that they tried to keep their mind off food and licked the water dripping from the side of the cave walls for sustenance.
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For sustenance, they cooked a big pot of porridge and made humongous vegetable pancakes, eating the slop day and night as if it were fuel.
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And it's an easy line of reasoning to figure that smoked hams, sacks of potatoes, and fresh eggs were the winter sustenance of our ancestors.
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It's important to note that humans, who are on the smaller spectrum of tiger prey, are not nearly a reliable, meaty-enough sustenance for tigers.
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But Saddam Hussein was able to manipulate the shortages caused by sanctions to posture his regime as the sole source of sustenance for the population.
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El Nuevo also sells excellent fortifying snacks from around Latin America, and I left with an Argentine empanada de carne in hand for later sustenance.
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More than mere sustenance, Yugoslavia provided his family, especially his mother, with a sense of collective purpose that trickled down into a sense of self.
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With no water available for irrigation, farmers have abandoned their crops and are migrating to nearby urban areas in search of livelihood and for sustenance.
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They can define a block, lending sustenance, status and sodality in equal measure — and a sense of belonging in a city fueled by self-reliance.
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They may not necessarily be biting at the cables for sustenance — they just want to know what those wiry things on the ocean floor are.
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Like 6,000 other families, he and his partner and their seven children live on the edges of the dump, mining its contents for their sustenance.
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Here, there aren't trucks, but rough-hewed stalls to provide sustenance from morning (coffee and Du's Donuts) until night (Van Leeuwen ice cream and cocktails).
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Hong Kong also gave refuge and sustenance to prominent revolutionaries working to overthrow the Nationalist government of Chiang Kai-shek in the 1930s and 40s.
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When authorities asked how he survived the ordeal, he said he periodically turned on the vehicle for heat and ate taco sauce packets for sustenance.
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Due to the high tides and warm waters of El Nino, the food supply for sea lions has dropped, causing the animals to seek sustenance elsewhere.
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I didn't manage to because I was running late, but I decide I should probably buy some sustenance because I'll be on a six-hour flight.
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"I think love, without getting too corny, nourishing each other, working at relationships, good sustenance, good food, good kids, all kind of a combination," he said.
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After all, she inspired a generation of Cubans to be resourceful and to find not just sustenance, but nourishment, in whatever food was available to them.
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We're constantly running from point A to point B, barely allotting time to snatch some form of sustenance while on our way to work or play.
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These may be a far cry from the sprawling green patchworks of American farmland, but the economic and nutritional sustenance they provide is no less crucial.
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This Kong just sort of skulks around Skull Island, fighting monsters when needed, salving wounds from battle, and knocking back the occasional giant squid for sustenance.
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As with Ariel, her identical-twin sister, Natasha's early vocabulary was mostly English, but the girls used Egyptian Arabic for certain things—colors, animals, basic sustenance.
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They figured it out (don't ask me how), and the technology is now being used for earthly means, like sustenance for people going on Arctic expeditions.
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Monks and pilgrims tend to dismiss political questions, saying they came to Athos for spiritual sustenance and the intrinsic holiness of a place devoted to prayer.
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Perhaps all of the shapes in her work have a root in the world, but none of her paintings are dependent upon these roots for sustenance.
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Or you could bail on dinner entirely, and make cookies for everyone you know, drawing sustenance from the raw dough left over in the mixing bowls.
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"For consumers today, food isn't just about sustenance, it's about an experience," said Darren Seifer, a food analyst at the NPD Group, a market research company.
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I like to have fun with all the food I eat, and when my afternoon sustenance can be simultaneously fun and nutritious, I quickly become hooked.
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The ruling said the rivers, both of which are considered sacred to Hindus and personified as goddesses, were crucial in providing "physical and spiritual sustenance" to locals.
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Groups like the Huaorani, the Tagaeri, and the Taromenane have carved out niches here, finding shelter, sustenance, and medicines in the natural resources of this rich landscape.
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The Ace's ambience continues in its John Dory Oyster Bar, which offers up seafood sustenance in a bright space on the 29th street corner of the hotel.
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IF YOU think of food simply as sustenance, or as a source of pleasure, a trip to the farmer's market in Pacific Palisades will open your eyes.
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When Harriet finally agrees to tell Perdita the story of her life there, gingerbread — as sustenance, as the product of exploited labor, and as poison — features heavily.
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The lithophytes live on rock, and terrestrial orchids hug the ground, while the epiphytes grab hold of tree branches in their search for water, light and sustenance.
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My friend gets an Amtrak back to New York and I leave my other friends to walk home, stopping at Wawa for some much needed sustenance ($63).
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The world's second largest bird after the ostrich, the emu is native to Australia and has long been a source of mythical inspiration—and sustenance—for Aboriginals.
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Behold: world famous swimsuit model and extremely recent mother, Chrissy Teigen, looking like a Biblical icon while providing sustenance to a tiny human swinging from her tit.
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For many of those in the north of the country, where fragile sustenance farming remains the norm, even the slightest drop in crop production can prove devastating.
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Large-scale commercial agriculture, which at one point accounted for upwards of 20415% of the country's export economy, was replaced in the most part by sustenance farming.
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On Wednesday, the British Court of Appeals upheld a ruling that took away care and sustenance from the toddler and prevented his parents from seeking treatment elsewhere.
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They show that as the world population continues to grow, there are ways to cut the environmental footprint from food production, while still providing everyone with sustenance.
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Not only do you provide us with delicious sustenance as we feast on your cheesy flesh, you also share our pain during these most difficult of times.
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Josh Baines, Editor, THUMP UK: If Bear Grylls can squeeze camel dung for sustenance, I can sup on some pissbrau to get through a Lee Burridge set.
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It's what we do here, after all, not simply to provide sustenance to others, but as a practice that we believe helps bind families and friends together.
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When the air-gun pellets pierced Hope's eyes, blinding her, she felt her way up the tree trunks, auburn-furred fingers searching out tropical fruit for sustenance.
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Instead, until she is almost 7, Guo must live with her destitute grandparents in a fishing hamlet where sustenance comes from strips of kelp and watery gruel.
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The P.R.I. poured lots of money and attention into the contest for governor, knowing that a victory was essential for its sustenance as the nation's dominant party.
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The song moves glacially, like a just-rousted-from-a-nap New Order, with only a bit of submerged doo-wop at the end to offer sustenance.
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While a ginger beer plant and some bottles of mustard are tempting, neither will provide the sustenance I need to see me through the next few days.
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In contrast, that same tribe during Paleolithic times could have feasted on a mammoth, which with 3.6 million calories would have provided enough sustenance for 60 days.
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Pence said she only pulls extra honey that the bees won't need for their own sustenance and she does so only after a hive is well established.
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Starving young girls gnawed on tree bark for sustenance, while horrified children were forced to watch their sisters, mothers and grandmothers gang-raped in front of them.
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With the fossil evidence found near the chewing gum, scientists also figured out that Lola&aposs village seemed to rely primarily on fishing and hunting for sustenance.
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Colonists on Mars are going to require massive amounts of water during transit to the Red Planet and once they arrive, for their own sustenance and farming.
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It could also be using the rocks to grind down plankton or other microbes for easier digestion, or perhaps it somehow derives sustenance from the rock itself.
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And the art form you dismiss today, or the artistic garbage that you sub-esteem, is the very food and sustenance that drives the people toward liberation.
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Coral reefs are among the most diverse ecosystems on Earth, providing shelter and sustenance to everything from algae, worms and snails to thousands of fish species and shellfish.
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Coral reefs are among the planet's most diverse ecosystems and offer shelter and sustenance to everything from algae, worms, and snails to thousands of fish species and shellfish.
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"Action Hunger's machines provide access for the most vulnerable in our society to satiate the most basic of needs - that of sustenance," the charity said on its website.
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So, he did what anyone would do in a moment of hunger-driven crisis - he rounded up some sustenance by calling up a local pizza place for delivery.
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" So begins Sustenance Sunday, a workshop designed to teach us about authentic communication, mindful use of technology, and, because we live in the modern world, "awakened social posting.
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Music, Young says, feeds the human spirit, and the mp3-quality audio that we hear on streaming services gives us only a fraction of that sustenance, if any.
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Unless, of course, your life has turned into something like The Road in post-Brexit Britain, in which case save every fucking piece of sustenance you can find.
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"It's a great mystery," says the family doctor, murmuring some possible theories: that Anna is living on air, or converting sunlight into energy, or receiving sustenance from scent.
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For citizens of countries like Syria, Iraq and Tunisia, this means offering basic physiological sustenance to support their families: employment, food, money and/or safety from their wrath.
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The next three days were similar to the first, oiling or powdering my sustenance-providing food ferried in from the sober world with ever-increasing dosages of CBD.
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Daily sustenance meant cooking everything at home, regardless of how appalling you were at cooking (self-sufficiency: can you imagine!) and always, always having pockets full of nuts.
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Some are looking for a fulfilling hobby, or for sustenance for their families, or just something to do with the home-schooled kids that's not another video game.
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Their concern is that so-called zombie companies which owe their sustenance to cheap debt now face a reckoning as cash flows dry up and the economy contracts.
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From his view and that of his supporters, Washington tradition has not worked, and it is that grievance toward the status quo that has given Trump sustenance today.
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If your team is burning the midnight oil finishing up end-of-year projects, be a hero and take a quick step outside to secure the ultimate sustenance.
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While visiting the island in mid-October, I met with Mary Taylor Simeti, the author of "Pomp and Sustenance: 25 Centuries of Sicilian Food," about Sicily's culinary traditions.
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Migrating in vast herds, for millennia the largest creatures on the continent shaped the rugged landscape around them and provided sustenance for the Native Americans who hunted them.
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That huge mound of protein is then coated in an enigmatic sauce and, as if you could possibly need more sustenance, is served with generous heaps of French fries.
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This area is also important as a major global fishery that provides sustenance not only to indigenous communities in the region, but the rest of the world as well.
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Some people can, with a shrug of Parisian casualness, combine ingredients in a way that reminds others what their mouths are for — not just for sustenance, but for pleasure.
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Much the way a collector of obscure jazz albums or a queer teenager in rural America gains sustenance through an online community, conspiracy believers give each other crucial support.
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Officials say he chose let the carcass rot, and he eventually took it to the Kaktovik dump to be burned without using any part of the bear for sustenance.
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Seychellois look to the sea for sustenance; they're custodians of over 500,000 square miles of ocean, and 15% of the population are engaged in fishing and fishing-related activities.
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GoMacro Nutrition Bars, $24.93 for a 12-pack at AmazonOn those days when it feels like you will never get out of class, you're going to need some sustenance.
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But the real sustenance provided here comes from the sheer abundance within a work that picked up most of the awards on offer during its London run last year.
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A morning salad and banana serve as his only real sustenance for the day, and in my time with him, he drank nothing but green tea — not even water.
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The seasons of her forced transition from child to mother are measured against the life cycle of the silk worms, a source of metaphorical as well as economic sustenance.
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There are legitimate concerns over the health and safety of those who venture illegally into the flooded no-go zones of Old New York searching for salvage and sustenance.
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While the 2016 campaign may have set new benchmarks for voters' obliviousness, regardless of whom they supported, governments have long managed to survive by delivering both sustenance and entertainment.
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As the logic runs, if everyone gets money — rich and poor, the employed and the jobless — it removes the stigma of traditional welfare schemes while ensuring sustenance for all.
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Other "wet-wired" organisms, "tens of thousands" of spiders, worms, salamanders and more, have also been deployed to combat the Skylines that threaten to deprive the planet of sustenance.
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It has enabled him to obey what he called an intuitive understanding of his body, nurturing it with as much sleep, exercise and sustenance as he feels it needs.
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Each box has a spoon representing the opposition between sustenance and sexual abuse and a shell signifying the hardened facial expressions of those trying to hide their fear or anger.
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It was more the way she kissed, an all-in sensuous dance of tongue and lips, her mouth latching on to Iris' like there was no other sustenance she needed.
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Or, far more likely, the polar bears simply don't have anywhere else to go to find the sustenance and safety they need to survive and, so, they've chosen this island.
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Leigh McCrum, the delightful food truck owner behind Thrones' sustenance, can be seen throughout The Last Watch selling sandwiches, ice pops, and plenty of coffee to crew and cast members.
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But that's the reality when you have people without basic sustenance like food and water," said Williams, "It's something that all of us across movements should stand together to fight.
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I'm still learning what it means to cook in pursuit not simply of sustenance, but out of a deeper desire to satisfy a hunger that goes deeper than your gut.
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"Is the central icon of Christianity there to offer spiritual sustenance and love or is it just part of the marketplace of capitalism?" he told The Independent, a British newspaper.
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I put on my bikini, stake a claim in a lounge chair and order a mimosa, figuring I can use some sustenance before opening my last bottle I brought here.
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Actors and audiences get sustenance near Vassar's campus at Beech Tree Grill (52.50-3 Collegeview Ave.), laudable for its fat burger on an English muffin, irresistible fries and grilled salmon.
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The dissociative feminist, in contrast, simply refuses sustenance and lives sometimes within and sometimes outside the craggy body society adores, subsisting on men's lustful gazes and other women's jealous ones.
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But the prospect of sitting through more to find out, frankly, is too high a price, relative to the modest level of sustenance provided by this timed-to-Thanksgiving turkey.
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Here is how my "Year of Sustenance" played out, with 212 monthly goals for you to consider if you want to give this alternative New Year's resolution plan a go.
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For context, those are the same workers who may currently be bartering with their landlords for a break on rent or showing up at the local food bank for sustenance.
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Alongside far more familiar polliwogs and salamander larvae, fairy shrimp swim upside down, rhythmically beating abdominal appendages that double as gills while they strain nearly microscopic sustenance from the water.
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The drunkenness I here intend is … by this poison called Gin … the principal sustenance (if it may be so called) of more than a hundred thousand people in this Metropolis.
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For Olsen, the Death and the Maiden theme appears to serve as a metaphor for artistic sustenance and renewal, as well as a manifestation of her political, climate, and existential anxieties.
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"People are bringing us more water and food and sustenance, and that is giving us the incentive to stay," said Anwar Rishan, a protester who works with a local humanitarian organization.
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Stick to buying only what you need for sustenance for a month, and then slowly reintroduce certain items (like movie tickets or new clothes) and see if they bring you joy.
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Examples include single-celled dinoflagellates that accumulate on coral and giant clams and use photosynthesis to provide sustenance to their hosts, and gut bacteria that helps bugs break down plant compounds.
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They had a store of coconuts on their small aluminum boat, and managed to catch a sea bird, but otherwise were dependent on rainwater they collected in a tarp for sustenance.
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But if you're looking for something with a bit more sustenance, there's always a hearty plate of corned beef and cabbage — shipments of the latter increase 70 percent on the holiday.
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Around 275 million people globally directly rely on reefs for livelihood and sustenance, and globally they form the nurseries for around a quarter of the world's fish, according to the UN.
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As the Sun harmonizes with Saturn, the planet of authority, just hours later, your clique will give you the credit you deserve for all the ways your special presence provides sustenance.
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But if you're looking for something with a bit more sustenance there's always a hearty plate of corn beef and cabbage — shipments of the latter increase 214 percent on the holiday.
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Eleven latches onto Eggo waffles as her main form of sustenance, at one point marching into a grocery store and stealing boxes of the frozen waffles to eat in the woods.
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Massive rooms someplace nearby containing duplicate machines for the collision of something and the storage of seedlings and the sustenance of humanity sometime far off when our meaty uglinesses are discovered.
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But when we were docked overnight in cities with fantastic restaurants, it was hard to justify paying to dine in them when we could easily head to the ship for sustenance.
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And while markets have found a measure of sustenance as governments and central banks launch unprecedented support measures, investors were struggling to work out how bad the coronavirus impact would be.
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But it's also true that cooking for yourself and others is a way to provide joy along with sustenance, a way to strengthen bonds between family members, friend groups, neighbors, neighborhoods.
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No more skipping classes to catch up on missed assignments before finals, pulling all-nighters before an exam, or relying on junk food for sustenance as I burn the midnight oil.
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Next year: The year of sustenance In terms of self-awareness and the fortitude of sticking to a New Year's resolution all year, this 12-parter was among my most successful.
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According to Live Science, humps can store up to 80 pounds of fat as an emergency food supply in case the camel can't find sustenance for a long period of time.
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This body will not provide sustenance for appetites desiring the exotic, the sumptuous ethnic flesh that in the larger culture is as much longed for as it is held in contempt.
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Though Luft says his wife found it "virtually impossible" to work without being medicated, she found some sustenance in their children – Lorna, born in 1952, and Joey, who arrived three years later.
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I was very on, but she wanted to make sure that my body was still getting the sustenance it needed to get through the experience because I was hired as an actor.
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Then I quickly remember that my main form of sustenance for the past month has been honey turkey on a roll, and a baby can't eat that for at least a year.
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I'd rather not suffocate to death after eating a poisonous mushroom, so I meet with experienced forager Jason Irving, a man who sees sustenance where others see spots for dogs to piss.
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When time on your Magic Kingdom Fast Pass is running out but you desperately need sustenance, this filling feed from The Friar's Nook will satisfy all your meal-on-the-go urges.
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It's a real commitment, and in our painfully busy daily lives, it's not always convenient to make a pit stop back at home to supply your pet with the sustenance it needs.
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Many Inuit, Dene, and Métis people in northern Canada continue to rely on hunting, fishing, and trapping for some sustenance and could face serious health consequences if chemicals leaked into the landscape.
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Through photographs, video, and Styrofoam sculptures based on amulets worn by Galician farmers and fishermen, the artist pays homage to the work required to harvest sustenance from the soil and the sea.
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The groups also allege that the immigrants are denied any official religious services, organized by the prison, and were not allowed to conduct their own, resulting in a lack of basic sustenance.
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According to a philosophy known as "compassionate carnivorism," the most ethical way to eat animals is to kill them yourself, as humanely as possible, thereby fully acknowledging their sacrifice for your sustenance.
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Long before the global public took notice, English chefs were learning to cook and serve actual food, and dining out — al fresco, even — became something people did for fun, not just sustenance.
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However, more than just a fatalistic warning, Mattingly's incongruous forest, in its ability to grow fruit, is also a proposition on how future generations might find sustenance in midst of tragic displacement.
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In a new book entitled The Artists' and Writers' Cookbook: A Collection of Stories with Recipes, specific culinary tastes and means for sustenance offer a new perspective into the minds of creatives.
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Then, if the stone is the best nearby source for certain nutrients, such as iron, perhaps they use an as-yet mysterious chemical reaction to burrow deeper, harvesting sustenance as they go.
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But from the very epigraph, quoting a fictional scientist who says that it is physically impossible to survive for 40 days without sustenance, it's clear that one door, at least, is closed.
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The fetal autopsy finds a "compromised" coupling of umbilical cord and placenta, but at the doctor's office Mackey sees the cord's "frayed end" as leaking sustenance, her child starving in the womb.
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He has sewn his lips together to highlight Australia's treatment of asylum seekers, nailed his arm to a wall and spent 10 days in a glass cage with only water for sustenance.
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There is no warren for you, no place underground to eat the soft pellets from your bottom that bring sustenance once again, like memories do, no place to rest and tell stories.
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And we believe therefore that is bad, too, for The Times, for we are an organization that draws its sustenance and spirit from the health of the community in which we publish.
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By the time they were unexpectedly released in 1987, they had endured unimaginable treatment — regular beatings, dismal living conditions and a diet that forced them to eat salamanders and rats for sustenance.
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It provides seafood to billions of people and economic sustenance to coastal communities worldwide, while absorbing about half of the human-produced carbon dioxide that is warming our planet to dangerous levels.
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A seemingly endless string of escalators is the only way to access the ball, where hungry celebrities finally find true sustenance and the winners get their Oscar statuettes engraved with their names.
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Numerous sea birds owe their prosperity to the seasonal appearance of horseshoe crab eggs, a vital source of sustenance at a midway point for migrations from South America to Arctic nesting sites.
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This destructive cycle also regulates the immigration of soldiers to island bases in Micronesia, which itself has accelerated the environmental degradation of land Indigenous Pasifika have relied on for centuries for sustenance.
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The "leave no trace" wilderness ethic is great for middle-class backpackers in a national park, but that ethic just doesn't work for people who depend on the land for their sustenance.
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However, now visitor experience is assessed by criteria associated with visitors' needs, which can include: social interaction (meeting friends for drinks, for example), spiritual sustenance, emotional connection, intellectual challenge, or consumerist indulgence.
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The baggage that becomes sustenance, the dirty rituals that keep us sane, the inheritance of the earth's soil and its inhabitants who reject our every breath, our most human needs and desires.
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It turns out that the bird isn't eating insects for sustenance, but rather to brainwash them into mindless slaves who help operate and maintain the machinery inside the bird that keeps it alive.
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In another, she explores of cultural fatphobia and the slippery language couching "health concerns" as a way to humiliate people into denying their bodies the sustenance they need and the pleasure they deserve.
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Spam flourished in Korea, Hawaii, the Philippines, and through the Pacific Islands because American soldiers, relying on the non-perishable meat for sustenance, brought Spam there during times of war and occupation thereafter.
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We do this to remember how our ancestors would have to leave their homes, sometimes for several minutes at a time, in search of sustenance for their bellies and energy for their devices.
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Thomas Charles Young, 42, and Tamara Raychell McGowan, 38, have been charged with cruelty to children and deprivation of necessary sustenance in the 1st degree, among other charges, DeKalb County arrest records show .
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The family spent the last two days in the Old City huddled in a cellar alongside 10 other civilians with only well water and some wheat for sustenance, too terrified to go outside.
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But it also doesn't contain any seriously foreign ingredients, and your body digests it like any other sustenance you eat, says Debby Herbenick, an associate professor at Indiana University School of Public Health.
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The pancakes puff up like giant golden baubles, and Xian Zhang packs them neatly in paper bags He hates plane food, and the pancakes will keep as comforting sustenance for a few days.
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Keeping lean means you'll need less sustenance, get in fewer fights, and lower the chance of getting chased off by some jerk with a shotgun when you try to crack into their skull.
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Demons present the same basic difficulties, as do fairies, and ghosts defy pretty much every biological principle: among other problems, they have no substance, require no sustenance, and do not decay or die.
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Even before 1939, Franaszek shows, he was obsessed with the idea of the poet's responsibility—his duty to write in a way that not only was beautiful and true but also offered sustenance.
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Wearing a button commemorating the Charleston massacre, Manning said he traveled to Pittsburgh to offer moral sustenance, show solidarity and to "pay it forward," after many Americans stepped up to support his church.
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Who has time to lament the loss of a pill that could provide three days worth of sustenance when they have ready and near-unlimited access to food grown halfway around the world?
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By making a video like this one, he says, other men might be able to recognize themselves in his story and find sustenance and help with the process of navigating their own emotions.
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But today is also for narrative, for storytelling about food and the experience of eating it, making it, traveling toward it and gathering together in its presence for reasons of tradition and sustenance.
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These are objects a mother might give to her daughter — as forms of sustenance, or ways of passing on a female legacy of self-care — but they are actually meant to kill her.
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As the logic goes, once sustenance is eliminated as a worry, weak companies can be shuttered without concern for those thrown out of work, freeing up capital and talent for more productive ventures.
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A lot of people who are burned out, especially those who aren't part of the so-called professional class, don't have the luxury or time to cook for sustenance, let alone fun or relaxation.
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Ahead, we're breaking down five skin superfoods, which you can also find in Clarins' Double Serum, that are proven to play just as important a role in your skin care as in your sustenance.
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"I think love, without getting too corny, nourishing each other, working at relationships, good sustenance, good food, good kids, all kind of a combination," he said at an AARP Movie Awards earlier this year.
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It took everything I had just to get my clothes back on and make my way back home to my little kiddos, whose basic physical needs for sustenance, sleep, and warmth mirrored my own.
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Cuba needs to bring in vast quantities of grains and other sustenance to feed its population, while the United States produces massive surpluses of commodities like corn, rice, beans, poultry and wheat for export.
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For the first few decades of skateboarding's existence, skaters sought sustenance in the snack aisles of the 7-11s whose parking lots they tormented, making meals out of corn chips, sour candy, and Slurpees.
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The only organisms we will need to use for our own sustenance will be a handful of microbes, which don't even really count as 'other' because they are already a part of our bodies.
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Led by Megumu Tsujimoto, a researcher at the National Institute of Polar Research, the research demonstrates that the Antarctic tardigrade species Acutuncus antarcticus can successfully reproduce after decades in frigid conditions, deprived of sustenance.
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There are other essentials, sure, like sugar, canned tomatoes, and medical supplies, but the presumption is that all those syrupy baked beans are vital to the country's sustenance—and maybe even to its happiness.
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We'll all be old enough to tell our children about Kanye West, Twitter, and what life was like before the sky turned green and toxin-riddled human flesh became our only source of sustenance.
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But if you want to see a bona fide stage star at the height of her powers, drawing energizing sustenance from an audience's rapt attention, "Mother of the Maid" is the ticket for you.
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The vast majority of hunted species — such as waterfowl, upland birds, mourning doves, squirrels and raccoons — provide minimal sustenance and do not require population control, according to the Humane Society of the United States.
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Restaurants are closing, supermarket shelves are emptying, and so many of our questions are about sustenance: Have we filled our cupboards with the right canned goods, and what do we make for dinner tonight?
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They say not only are entrapped families subsisting on a diet of stale dates, but ISIL militants are actively attempting to recruit new members with the enticement of the basic sustenance of life: food.
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If I'd been forced to flee my home, forced to seek shelter in a crowded tent city, reliant on complete strangers for sustenance and what basic health services existed, I would hoard food as well.
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The installation highlighted how swimming pools and water are a crucial part of our lives, not only for the pleasure and sustenance they provide, but for the way they connect us to architecture and nature.
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"I think love, without getting too corny, nourishing each other, working at relationships, good sustenance, good food, good kids, all kind of a combination," the actor said at an AARP Movie Awards earlier this year.
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You get a new hairdo to switch up your look; give your closet a makeover when your style is in a rut; but what about your kitchen, the one place crucial to your daily sustenance?
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The Sustain Supply Co. Four-72 Emergency Survival Kit is our top choice because it not only covers the critical needs like water, warmth, sustenance, and first aid, but it also has lots of redundancies.
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John Banks, the director of the Penobscot Indian Nation Department of Natural Resources, said his tribe long relied on migrating fish like salmon and shad for sustenance, and used river herring to fertilize their gardens.
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And just because Roald Dahl chose chewing gum as his futuristic sustenance vehicle of choice in the world of Willy Wonka doesn't mean that you can't lump him in with the rest of the crew.
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These handwritten pleas for assistance and spiritual sustenance "are too many to count," said Stefano Campanella, the director of the television station Tele Radio Padre Pio and the author of several books about the saint.
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Throughout the afternoon, Williams' poems encouraged us to "hack into" everything from "dietary sustenance" to "capitalism, the relation of free labor and slavery," and asked all the big "what if?" questions — political, social, and psychological.
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In our guide to the best online grocery stores, we'll break down all the additional costs, how the service works, and more, to ensure the sustenance you need arrives unharmed and in a timely manner.
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That is why many survivalists are placing their hopes of sustenance in rabbit, a high-protein, low-fat meat that is also being embraced as "the new chicken" by sustainable food types including Michael Pollan.
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But it's worth noting that they work in a rarefied arena, in which good food has become something more and yet less than it is for most people, to whom it means sustenance and community.
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Mercy Corps, which reaches about 570,1503 people monthly in Syria and more than 75,000 people in Aleppo city, has been distributing flour to bakeries and food parcels to families which rely on them for sustenance.
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After asking them a few questions, he said, Mr. Warren began to follow the No More Deaths group's protocol, which among other things called for screening the men for ailments and providing them with sustenance.
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As a result, people with myelofibrosis sometimes die from the consequences of low blood counts — bleeding and infections — but also of malnutrition, as the simple act of taking in adequate calories for sustenance becomes impossible.
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Titled "Folk Medic," it aims to provide kids and teens the chance to find creative expression and connection through their work, something not always accessible to those for whom shelter and sustenance are not guaranteed.
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But if you're wondering what's so wrong with the little red icon on your iPhone that leads you through a series of menus before you place an order and sustenance appears at your door, keep going.
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How if you punch and kick a man about his head, if you deprive him of sustenance and sleep and then attempt to drown him, with the first gasp of air he gets, he'll say anything.
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Far from being "a shadow of its former self," as then-president Obama was still insisting as recently as December 2016, al-Qaeda has drawn sustenance from bloody civil wars and sectarian conflicts around the world.
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"Griffith's film relied heavily on racist propaganda to evoke fear and desperation as a tool to solidify white supremacy as the lifeblood of American sustenance," Mr. Parker, 13, said in a recent interview with Filmmaker Magazine.
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They live simple, ascetic lives and work the land for sustenance, but they also leave bottles of their own blood sitting outside their rooms at night, and talk reverently about the sea making decisions for them.
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"A diet with fruits and vegetables alone as the sole source of fuel sustenance would be lacking in several key nutrients, as well as total calorie volume," says New York-based nutritionist Stephanie Di Figlia-Peck.
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Without them, it's a hellstorm of disordered nonsense, everyone rolling around in the dirt, trying to chew on grass for sustenance, and having sex with whoever seems like they have the most powerful egg or sperm.
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"Thousands of victims have already been claimed in the violence in Syria and Iraq, which has left many other millions without a home or means of sustenance," the Pope and patriarch said in a joint declaration.
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But if you look at it in a bigger perspective, there's been a lot of criticism toward the indigenous populations of the world continuing to hunt for sustenance, whilst that perhaps is not really the problem.
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In his view, the rightly-ordered life respects nature's ability to give us sustenance and to destroy us, as it brings both the yearly flowering of bluebells and the deadly currents of the flooded Kentucky River.
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Like Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man biting into that ambrosial yam, savoring something like self-release, the genre has gone sweet and hot, enriched as anything we've witnessed, a divinely wicked nectar, a sustenance of arrant want.
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Wearing a button commemorating the Charleston massacre, Manning said he traveled to Pittsburgh on Friday to offer moral sustenance, show solidarity and to "pay it forward," after so many Americans stepped up to support his church.
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Not only would drilling threaten wildlife, it also would threaten the Gwich'in, an indigenous people who depend on caribou for the majority of their sustenance, as well as for their entire culture and way of life.
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We tend to think of the plant kingdom as a benign realm, where life is able to flourish without having to resort to the more base instincts found within many animals, such as killing for sustenance.
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Food supplies in Shoyna's only store cost almost twice as much as in the nearest town, and many residents turn for sustenance to the natural areas outside the village where the sand has not yet reached.
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Yet, it wasn't until finishing a nearly 13-mile long run without enough sustenance to help me feel strong, and to help me recover, that I recognized that old tired feeling seeping back into my body.
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"Chinese society is aging, we're experiencing declining birth rates, we have empty nesters and the youngsters from those empty nests," said Zhang Tianli, co-founder of Hosen Capital, adding pets were helping people find "spiritual sustenance".
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For thousands of years, many Alaskans living in remote areas have relied on hunting and trapping caribou for sustenance, and state laws require the maintenance of this food source, whether through improving habitat or killing predators.
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Fortunately, there's a snack station around the corner, because at the world's most popular search engine there is a rule that you can't go more than a hundred feet without bumping into some kind of sustenance.
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Devine and Invisible were the ones that were the most surprising, but also the most important to us, because they encompass concepts of spiritual sustenance and security that we often place in the seemingly permanent objects.
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The first part of the Avengers: Endgame trailer finds Iron Man drifting in space and running out of sustenance and oxygen, sort of like The Martian if the Martian were a sad and beat-up Tony Stark.
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For the sake of the hundreds of millions of people who depend on the ocean for livelihoods or sustenance, as well as for the sake of the ocean itself, these human impacts need to be reined in.
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Piure, or P. Chilensis traces back to 1782, when it was recorded in a book by historian Juan Ignacio Molina as a primary form of sustenance in Chiloe, an island off of the mainland in Southern Chile.
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The earlier title's presentation of a human being's dependence on sustenance is a lot more standard than what's shown in D4, where small and sugary meals are frequently consumed in order to simply stay in the game.
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Based on the novel of the same name by Shûsaku Endô, the film follows two priests searching for their mentor in 17th-century Japan and trying to provide sustenance to Christians practicing their forbidden faith in hiding.
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During these current times of civil unrest, sometimes the only thing you can do to forget just how fucked this world is right now is wrap your lips around a warm, squishy, chewy, pillow full of sustenance.
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Fish are already moving toward the poles as climate change continues to kick in, leaving countries in the tropics—many of which are already some of the poorest in the world—without a key source of sustenance.
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The craving for attention, the narcissistic self-referencing, the seeking-out of the digital mob for emotional sustenance: It all comes down to the basic human need to be validated by others—to be loved, that is.
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I think of reviews being mapped on a graph with four quadrants, and I'll read the ones that are smart and positive, smart and negative, or dumb and positive (hey, all our egos need a little sustenance!).
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Playing to a baby boomer base not exactly interested in roughing it, the grounds were immaculate for a music festival, with plentiful space and shade and minimal lines for drinks, celebrity-chef branded sustenance and functional toilets.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Jeffrey Wechsler provides a bit of sustenance to get us through the middle of the week and, if that's not enough, he also acquaints us with the literal translations of some familiar French food terms.
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Hungry for energy and threatened by an acute shortage of fresh water, other Asian nations are competing to harness the power of the Himalayan rivers, on which more than half a billion people depend directly for sustenance.
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And as the nation's lacrosse team, the Redhawks, played a team from Rochester, Mr. Jacques said the tradition was also a way to acknowledge the benevolence of the natural world, offering sustenance as they struggled to survive.
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"To the art and cultural historians who cared enough to write essays about my work for decades — thank you, you gave me sustenance in the wilderness years," Himid said during her acceptance speech, according to BBC News.
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The bottom line is that the sustenance of U.S. soybean demand throughout the marketing year may ride more heavily than ever on the size of the South American crop, which will be harvested beginning early next year.
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The hospital has just ordered that your son's life support be removed and is now refusing to give him basic sustenance or to allow you, his parents, to take him to another hospital to receive medical treatment.
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The introduction of an industrial economy is a moot point when it entirely replaces an agricultural economy, denying Puerto Rico its own capacity for self-sustenance, imposing the importation of 22017% of its food products at inflated prices.
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We want, as so many of us do, to cook more often at home in 2016, and to do so more sensibly, with less stress, providing ourselves and our families with meals that bring joy and sustenance alike.
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To borrow from the architect Louis Sullivan, matpakke's form follows its function: The point of these open-faced sandwiches is to provide a quick, easy, somewhat nutritious lunch-time meal that provides sustenance without leaving you too full.
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As with photographs of breast milk, taken while Chang was weaning her infant son, these sculptures and images document the traces of Chang's bodily fluids and implicate them, by context, in larger ecologies of loss, waste, and sustenance.
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Technology investors, tasting an opportunity to capitalize on the triple threat of malnutrition, resource scarcity and pollution brought on by the increasing globalization and industrialization of food, are investing billions into startup companies pitching alternative sources of sustenance.
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About 275 million people globally directly rely on reefs for livelihood and sustenance, and globally they form the nurseries for around a quarter of the world's fish, according to the UN. CNN's Ben Westcott contributed to this report.
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Forget bread and roses -- a political slogan popularized by early 20th century, and mostly female, labor activists -- these wine moms want bread and rosé, sustenance and joy, as interpreted by parents in the "Sex and the City" generation.
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Fighting social isolation The social-isolation measures that have been taken to curb the virus have dealt a devastating blow to other sustenance-providing spaces as well, even if the impact hasn't been as obvious to mainstream observers.
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WHEN ANNIE ADAMSON pivoted her coffee business, Bean Here, Bean There, from serving commuters at railway stations to providing sustenance at weddings and parties from the back of a Piaggio Ape three-wheeler, she wanted a new name.
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Griffin and Teodosic, meanwhile, will always have their memories of that September car ride with Dekker in San Diego, when they pulled into McDonald's on the way to a team-bonding workout in search of some morning sustenance.
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The collisions have added urgency to efforts in California to create so-called wildlife corridors across highways that allow mountain lions, deer, foxes and other animals to cross safely between habitats in search of sustenance and mating opportunities.
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The actress, WW ambassador and Fabletics co-founder revealed to Entertainment Tonight last month at the Women's Cancer Research Fund's Unforgettable Evening Benefit Gala that her life as of late has revolved heavily around providing sustenance for her daughter.
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"To focus the search for extraterrestrial life, scientists must assess which features of Earth are essential to the development and sustenance of life for billions of years and whether the formation of such planets is common," the study says.
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In Finland, where the social safety net is famously generous, a structure like Britain's could yield the very thing basic income is supposed to deliver: a guarantee that every member of society can be assured of sustenance and shelter.
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Even though World Central Kitchen's first priority is to provide sustenance for people who otherwise may not have food readily available to them, Andrés, Phelps, and the rest of the staff strive to serve "culturally sensitive, restaurant quality" meals.
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We have gone from air as individual sustenance, to air as community resource and connective tissue, to air as the very meaning of existence, tied into a fate where we already know how the final chapter will be written.
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"BP's shopping spree is the company's response to what the investor community has long been concerned about: long-term growth and resource sustenance," said Brendan Warn, analyst at BMO Capital Markets, who has an "Outperform" rating on the stock.
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The pipelines my father, with his aching back and sun-leathered arms, will soon be compelled to help build through his beloved wilderness in service of capitalism and sustenance are just the latest set of wounds to score us deep.
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Speaking about the role his wife played in his recovery from throat cancer, Douglas told reporters, "I think love, without getting too corny, nourishing each other, working at relationships, good sustenance, good food, good kids, all kind of a combination."
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The swamp forests are extremely remote and difficult to access, and many local communities depend on the forest system's rivers and streams for fishing and sustenance, said Emma Stokes, who directs the Central Africa program for the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS).
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On Wednesday, the British Court of Appeal upheld a ruling that not only approved the withdrawal of care and sustenance, but also prohibited his parents from seeking treatment elsewhere, despite an invitation to take him to a hospital in Rome.
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There have been show experiences where I've gone and I loved and I totally connected with and had a great experience, but they're so rare for me that I don't depend on them as my kind of musical emotional sustenance.
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This collective celebration of a new beginning is as it should be: Ruth came to GLOW alienated, sexually self-destructive, and utterly broke at the beginning of the first season, and found not only professional sustenance, but also a lifeline—friends.
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The way they devoured each other while at the same time providing sustenance for their fellow creatures was symbolic of humans' existence on Earth, he felt, and he poured them into "Theatre of the World", one of his best-known works.
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Around 275 million people globally directly rely on reefs for livelihood and sustenance, and globally they form the nurseries for around a quarter of the world's fish, according to the UN. Harrison's research was funded by the Great Barrier Reef Foundation.
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"Just as coral reefs are a source of sustenance and shelter to sea life, vibrant yet mellow, Pantone 16-1546, Living Coral embraces us with warmth and nourishment to provide comfort and buoyancy in our continually shifting environment," Pantone announced Wednesday.
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City Kitchen Whether served for breakfast, carried to the office for nibbling at one's desk, carted to the beach for al fresco sustenance, or used as the basis for an ad-lib dinner, a frittata is an abidingly easy, satisfying choice.
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The presence of scales, bones, a one-centimeter-long fang, and the venomous head in the coprolite sample is exceptionally unusual, said the authors, suggesting something other than sustenance, perhaps some sort of ritual, was the reason for the meal.
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He often gets considered after his compatriots such as Modigliani or Chagall, but his renderings of animal carcasses, hovering in the in-between place where they are still almost animal bodies, but moving towards becoming food, flesh for the eater's sustenance.
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Cruelty complaints filed by the Kenya Society for the Protection and Care of Animals — including allegations that donkeys were kept for days in the sun and rain without sustenance — led the government to shut down Star Brilliant for a month.
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I was definitely getting progressively less hungry in the mornings though, and even found myself starting to look forward to the juice — but I wasn't sure if that was because I no longer hated it or just wanted some sustenance.
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Those of us who engage in the publication and sustenance of the written word do so to insure that language for our future generations remains intact, powerful and ultimately renewed, capable of its role during times of crisis and celebration.
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But the sea isn't too far away — not far in memory, anyway, for Rachel is a climate refugee from a submerged archipelago, long dependent on the ocean for sustenance and learning the hard way that what feeds can also drown.
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WASHINGTON — The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program offers about 46 million low-income Americans both sustenance and economic choice by providing an allowance to buy the fruit, meat, fresh vegetables, soda, ice cream and kind of bread they want to eat.
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When Johnny arrived, he found his wife and son among a cluster of maybe 100 young vagabonds from Australia, the United States, and Europe, living in makeshift homes, fishing for sustenance, trying to see how long they could keep this thing going.
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Giving orders for the test firing, North Korean leader Kim stressed the need to "increase the combat ability so as to defend the political sovereignty and economic self-sustenance" of North Korea in the face of threats and invasions, the report said.
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It's a smartphone-recorded home video of a still-sentient crab in a pool of oil atop a stove, clawing its way towards chili flakes and leeks on a pan as it's being cooked alive, clawing for sustenance in its final moments.
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The flight was late at night so no meal service would be offered, but a snack and beverage service offered sustenance and the large seat allowed me to get some well-needed rest, especially with the pillow and blanket provided at each seat.
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Hundreds of miles away in Kentucky, Jeff Greenberg and two others in an all-wheel-drive Acura found themselves in a similar circumstance, stuck overnight in a snowstorm with a 230-ounce bottle of Coca-Cola as their sole source of sustenance.
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Since the late 19th century, scientists and government agencies have sought to model and predict when the monsoon will come, a vital task in apportioning relief and assistance to the two billion or so people who depend on the monsoon for sustenance.
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That's all fine and well, but eating your own kind as a means to acquire sustenance during times of nutritional stress cannot be ruled out in some cases, and is cited as the reason for the observed cannibalism in the new study.
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And the alliance with obscurantists brings threats, because they provide intellectual sustenance to jihadists, and form an obstacle even to modest social reforms that must be part of any attempt to wean the country off oil and create a more productive economy.
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In a jittery, newly authoritarian land of hatred and hurt, chastened criminal and social justice reformers and human rights advocates can find solace and sustenance in the words and works of the incomparable John Steinbeck, one of America's greatest writers and psychoanalysts.
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" It applauds a cuisine built on what she calls "a foundation of humble sustenance," from "the luxurious hospitality embraced by the black bourgeoisie to the sturdy but refined cooking that supported community activism by women's social clubs, sorority sisters, and civil rights leaders.
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In Bishagazi's vision, these community farms would spread nationwide -- every place that female genital mutilation is proving hard to stop -- so that those who cut girls and families who turn to the practice for financial sustenance could find another way to survive.
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Indeed, it might be hard to imagine that MSM living in the US feel more stigmatized than those living in countries like Nigeria, where even supporting "the registration, operation and sustenance of gay [institutions]" is punishable by a 10-year prison sentence.
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I think if you're out in bear country, you're kind of silly not to have a gun, and I can see that they're necessary sometimes like hunting for sustenance—there are people sometimes who live off the meat they get from the bush.
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With the license of imagination, it follows the boys as they turn to men, and opens interior spaces — personal torments, family turmoils, prison torture, the sustenance of odd friendships — to which daily journalism has little access, and in which it has scant interest.
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As film subjects go, the soullessness of the upper crust counts as low-hanging fruit, even before "Boris Without Beatrice" begins drawing a faintly meaningful parallel between Boris's life and that of Tantalus, for whom sustenance was always just out of reach.
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But like the brawny guy with a heart of gold (in the movie version, he'll be played by Jason Momoa), it's what's on the inside that makes this breakfast dish something you'll welcome in the morning, albeit one where you crave serious sustenance.
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Not to mention, these changes would deplete healthy sagebrush habitat, a landscape that provides both protection and sustenance for the vulnerable sage-grouse, and would threaten to land the bird on the Endangered Species List — something that the pervious conservation plans had prevented.
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In the aftermath of the system's dismantling, the wealthy people of Eulmore face their own complicity in its sustenance, and commit themselves to reparations for the ex-residents of Gatetown as well as the work that will bring about a more just society.
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"Among the most exciting tablets from the lot inspected by me is a large document that records allocations of sustenance plots to royal dependents, and another that records food distributed to the &aposdogs of the palace,&apos who were apparently well fed," Frahm said.
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His family believed he would not have wanted treatment to keep him alive; the trust wanted to know whether it needed judicial approval to withdraw sustenance (known as "clinically assisted nutrition and hydration", or CANH), given that doctors agreed doing so was in his interests.
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" A "Cheese Freak" First At first, when asked what one food he would chose to eat for the rest of his life, Porowski had a practical response: "For sustenance, I was going to say dried salmon jerky from the West Coast which is so amazing.
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There are walls made of dry stones as far as the eye can see, surrounded completely by volcanic rock and spontaneous vegetation, in total harmony with the work of a man who's always produced and derived his sustenance from a difficult but generous earth.
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Although the crew alleged that these supplies were limited to plastic bags, several reporters claimed it also included food supplies, which would make sense considering the crew was operating on a significantly calorie-restricted diet due to their less than successful attempt at sustenance farming.
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Towards the end of the summer, the nectar starts to dry up just as the nest reaches capacity and the Queen wasp stops laying more larvae—and suddenly, there's not enough food for all the worker wasps, who start scrounging for other sources of sustenance.
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I mean, that's my simplistic approach to summarizing a text that has not only given millions of believers spiritual sustenance for centuries but has also defined the past 29 years of my life as a somewhat-devout Catholic from a Jesus-obsessed Mexican American community.
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By doing so she hopes to invigorate a Native Hawaiian culinary tradition, which for centuries relied heavily on the crop for both physical and spiritual sustenance (the vegetable features in the origin stories of Polynesian deities like Kane, the god of sunshine and fresh water).
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"These growing acts of violence have found echo and sustenance in the speeches and actions impregnated with racial discrimination and hatred against migrant populations, pronounced and executed from the supremacist elite who hold political power in Washington," the country's foreign ministry wrote in a statement.
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While the company is on a mission to reduce food spoilage in places where sustenance is hard to come by, it is operating as a for-profit, for-good business with five employees in North America and two in North Africa at this time.
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A thread that ran through many of their lives was periods of substance use or abuse, from David Bowie snorting so much coke he'd only consume red peppers and milk for sustenance to Carrie Fisher's "coke nail" on the set of Return of the Jedi.
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One 41-year-old woman likened non-vegan bodies to a cemetery for their previous meals: "I would not want to be intimate with someone whose body is literally made up from the bodies of others who have died for their sustenance," she said.
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As small towns lag behind prosperous urban centers along the coasts, as rural communities shed businesses and jobs, and as their residents turn to welfare as a last line of sustenance, the more they will resent Washington's inability, or unwillingness, to stem the decline.
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They grabbed seats (pink folding chairs, mint settees, maroon couches) as well as sustenance (crudités, cheese, wine) ahead of the main event: Ten start-ups would present their business propositions to potential investors as well as those interested in learning from or working with them.
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It's from a 2018 book by Simon Barnes, "The Meaning of Birds," that takes a big-picture look at the historical importance of birds as symbols, sustenance and inspiration for all manners of human endeavors from Poe's doleful poetry to Darwin's theory of natural selection.
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In language that glints with ingenuity, never untrue if often abstruse, "Addlands" probes themes of opposition: nature's sustenance and savagery; life's fusion of the sacred and the profane; humans' compulsion to nurture and disfigure an ecosystem; society's transformations, which produce upheaval as well as progress.
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So how does China raise them up to a level of economic sustenance and how do we make sure that we don't ignore the people who've been put out of work and bring them into this new century and with a way to survive.
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Her transformation suffuses the film with animalistic energy — like a cat, she chews on her hair, then vomits it up — and her isolation produces a melancholy that permeates even her erotic encounters, where the connection between sex and sustenance is presented with nerve-twanging literalness.
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The exhumed bones of a man, named Shanidar 3, who had been blind in one eye and missing his right arm but who had survived for years after he was hurt, indicated that fellow Neanderthals had helped provide him with sustenance and other support.
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Composed of an old wooden bakery board coated in beeswax, with two mounds of dirt on either end, the sculpture refers back to the creativity of bees, bread as a symbol of warmth and sustenance, and the nourishing role of earth to all living things.
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At the meeting in Poland, the World Heritage Committee did express "serious concern" about the health of the reef, which includes over 600 coral types and provides shelter and sustenance for thousands of marine species — everything from algae, worms, and snails to fish, turtles, and sharks.
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Long-term projects associated with hashtags like #PrettyPeriod, #BlackGirlMagic, and #BlackGirlsRock provide sustenance regardless of the latest headlines, and the fact that so many of these projects focus on women and girls resonates powerfully with the legacy of black-authored lynching plays of the 1910s and 1920s.
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When you've had it up to here with the next immoral monstrousness coming from the highest levels of the government, it would be wise to make a beeline to both of Carrie Moyer's exhibitions, for pleasure and wonderment, certainly, but also for sustenance and psychic health.
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Some see tax cuts as offering a short-term sugar-high at a time when the economy does not need it, but incentives to boost business investment can provide the sort of longer-term sustenance that can help to propel the expansion forward for the foreseeable future.
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"It's a competitive race, like Missouri races usually are," he said in an interview at the local Republican headquarters here, where he nibbled on a depressing-looking bagel grabbed off a buffet, the sort of campaign sustenance typical of the exhausting final weeks on the road.
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While the fortunes of pre-millennial glam bands had taken a turn for the worst during the franchise's nascent years, several of the musicians actually went on to find sustenance in providing the sounds of Sonic's later adventures at a time when their musical presence was ailing.
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With shelter-in-place orders in many states, work-from-home directives from many employers, and many public spaces such as theaters, museums, bars, and restaurants all shut down, people are turning to cooking while self-quarantined not just for sustenance but for comfort and entertainment, too.
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Once at the bottom the competition winner will find the DJ—whose identity we cannot disclose at this moment in time—who made the trip down a few months back, armed with nothing but a USB stick and a few months worth of tinned sardines for sustenance.
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In the 1970s, for instance, US federal researchers concluded the Bering Sea's bowhead whale population was shrinking, prompting the International Whaling Commission, a global organization that manages whale conservation and whaling, to impose drastic hunting restrictions on indigenous communities that depended on the cetaceans for sustenance.
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Even more importantly, unless you're working on a high-growth startup and can secure investor funding (or you're able to self-fund), you're realistically going to need some form of sustainable income before your new business is able to be that sole source of sustenance for you.
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I thought of the dozens of pounds of dried cheese I was supposed to turn into sustenance and the weeks ahead of me in my tiny bunk with these other lives as they prepared to hurtle themselves into space and I prepared for the continuation of my plain life.
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In the white paper, the plan is to land the spacecraft at the Moon's south pole, where there's enough sunlight to power it via external solar panels, and where it has proximity to water ice, which is key for both human sustenance and the creation of rocket fuel.
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WATCH THIS: Jennifer Nettles Confesses She Binges Netflix Children's Shows With Her Son Magnus "I think as a kid, that was such a wonderful lesson to me because cooking — yes, it is sustenance and often times a necessity to eat, but it's also an art form," Nettles says.
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I know nothing of the outlying wee towns and small cities, only day trips to Ayr or Troon or Rothesay, where sustenance was chips and an Italian ice cream with raspberry syrup—a strange, thin, fuchsia liquid that had almost certainly never been near a raspberry in its puff.
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"People are novices for different reasons," Mr. Sartwell said, describing three types: those who have simple taste and want to cook for sustenance; those who already love to eat but never learned to cook; and those who are recipe-resistant but believe in mastering the kitchen through science.
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A 2016 report by the World Food Travel Association classified 93 percent of vacationers worldwide as "food travelers," who seek out food beyond the demands of sustenance — attending a class on cooking mole in Oaxaca, say, or riding a boat at dawn through a floating market in Kashmir.
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Not in the church that had given me a moral compass and spiritual sustenance; the institution that sponsored dances and retreats and even found a spot on the Holy Family CYO basketball team for a kid who was too short and too slow for the high school team.
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The narrative may not always add up: Michael's father is revealed to have had a secret life in the company of a local Indian restaurateur, Riz, the details of which aren't remotely plausible: Would this man really be seeking literary sustenance with the also-unseen Riz in the predawn hours?
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In part, this is due to the history of Inuit print making's ties to efforts by the Canadian federal government to promote Inuit arts as a means of economic sustenance for northern communities and the resultant craze for the highly collectible work that emerged in the rest of the country.
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While I'd love to pretend that all I do at festivals is bang tinnies and shove whatever I can find on the ground up my nose before fistpumping for 12 solid hours with only a warm bottle of Volvic and a pack of Wrigley's for sustenance, the reality is a little tamer.
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WATCH: Goldie Hawn Was 'Right in There' While Daughter Kate Hudson Was Giving Birth The actress, WW ambassador and Fabletics co-founder revealed to Entertainment Tonight last month at the Women's Cancer Research Fund's Unforgettable Evening Benefit Gala that her life as of late has revolved heavily around providing sustenance for her daughter.
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Players find themselves shrunk to the size of an ant, with the immediate task of surviving in an insect-filled, suburban backyard, building forts from available materials like grass blades, defending said forts from hectic spiders with weapons made from pebbles and sticks, and hunting for aphids and granola bars for sustenance.
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These caribou rely on sensitive calving grounds on the Arctic Coastal Plain and make the longest land migration in North America through harsh conditions to winter in interior Alaska, where members of the Gwich'in tribe, one of the last tribes that still practices its traditional lifeways, rely on the herds for their sustenance.
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You know what happened, what always does: Winter storms continue all winter, all the way to the end, demand of us close attention and a lot of Jamaican oxtail stew (above), sustenance to monitor floods and wind gusts, not to mention the chaotic drumbeats of news from Washington, from Albany, from abroad.
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The updates complete the trifecta of killer features that every pot-smoker who owns an Echo has been waiting for: pizza, for sustenance; good music, for those chill ass vibes you're always looking for; and taxi service, for all those moments when you run out of weed and have to go get more quick.
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We went with lots of fried stuff, namely refried black beans and a big shiny fried egg that will give you enough sunny-side-up sustenance to take on the cold, brutal realities that await you in the outside world, whether it be the weather or, you know, that omnipresent end-of-the-world vibe.
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I was one of those people who had avoided Pollan's book when it came out a decade back, certain that if I read it, I'd wake up not just rejecting high-fructose corn syrup but also unable to find sustenance anywhere in my country, or worse, morphed into an organic-baby-food-producing, vegan scold.
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MONTCLAIR, N.J. — If theater to you is sustenance, if you are the sort of person who savors the daring and the visionary, then head to New Jersey, where the Italian avant-garde director Romeo Castellucci and his company, Societas Raffaello Sanzio, are offering a thrilling repast at Montclair State University — but only through Sunday.
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Marie Antoinette never really did say that the starving citizens of 18th-century France, in lieu of bread and other plain sustenance, should be permitted to eat cake; she did, however, live up to the other most common trope associated with her short life, which is that her beauty routine could rival a Kardashian's in terms of sheer excess.
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The Venezuelan statement also invoked the number of hate crimes in the U.S. "These growing acts of violence have found echo and sustenance in the speeches and actions impregnated with racial discrimination and hatred against migrant populations, pronounced and executed from the supremacist elite who hold political power in Washington," the nation's foreign ministry wrote in a statement.
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The series also succeeds beautifully in highlighting people who treat food as more than simple sustenance or just another business—from lauded pitmaster Ed Mitchell to nerd-savant Nathan Myhrvold of The Modernist Cuisine fame, as well as people like Eliza MacLean of Cane Creek Farm, who pasture-raises pigs and other livestock in North Carolina.
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Kealoha Domingo, a 47-year-old chef on Oahu, adds that taro was (and, he suggests, should still be) the primary source of sustenance for Hawaiians, steamed, mashed and often fermented — preservation techniques crucial in a humid habitat where food spoils quickly — into poi, a grayish-lilac paste whose subtly sour flavor has eluded many a tourist.
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The point is just to cook, to get out of yourself for an hour or so at the end of a long day in service to those you love, and in doing so to provide them (and you!) with sustenance and a kind of appreciation for all that surrounds us that isn't ugly or raw or painful or unkind.
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It's difficult to overstate Beard's far-reaching influence: He pioneered food TV with the first-ever network cooking series in 1946; he authored nearly two dozen books and hundreds of magazine and newspaper articles on gastronomy; through it all, his work inspired home cooks to no longer see food as mere sustenance but as a delightful, indulgent form of entertainment.
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Whether out of loyalty or technophobic inertia, the fifty-to-sixty-five-and-overs could still be counted on as a captive audience inside their vehicles, while the eighteen-to-forty-fives refused to be prisoners of locality and preferred to have their cultural sustenance delivered to their phones by someone as endearingly neurotic as they believed themselves to be.
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I remember the power in angrily singing the mantra crushcrushcrush; to destroy boys I fancied, parents who only had bile in their throats for each other, the sexual power I suddenly had over older men who I was both enamored with and disgusted by, enemies real and imagined, my body running on next to no sustenance, and my mind, already regulated by antidepressants.
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Whatever the weather, we can all rest assured that one of our primary human functions, the consumption of sustenance, will be conceptualized and monetized to the point where you won't be able to get a chicken burger on the high street without having to dress up in a full suit of armor and re-enact the beheading of Anne Boleyn.
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The enclave is perpetually packed (when you walk in you'll be corralled in a holding area until a table opens up), and the whole vibe is part-apocalyptic, part-cozy, as though everyone had communally decided to converge in a cavernous Mad Max boîte from the future to draw sustenance from bites of unagi and several rounds of ginjo sake.
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" What united Mr. Harrison's literary output was an acute awareness of the sustenance that close observation of ordinary things can offer, as well as an essential truth he summarized in a 21998 interview with The Washington Post: "I'm always having a man in desperate straits trying to help somebody else out with no apparent success," Mr. Harrison said, "because nobody can be helped by anybody.
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Rather than relying on a poison to do the dirty work, Black Flag Roach Motel Insect Traps uses a sweetly scented and highly sticky substance that lures the insects into the cardboard box and then traps the roaches fast, causing them to soon perish through lack of sustenance which seems cruel, but don't worry, they can't feel pain and they can't process existential plight.
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The practice of fasting serves several spiritual and social purposes: to remind you of your human frailty and your dependence on God for sustenance, to show you what it feels like to be hungry and thirsty so you feel compassion for (and a duty to help) the poor and needy, and to reduce the distractions in life so you can more clearly focus on your relationship with God.
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Here I am getting ready to play some high-end video games, probably StarCraft or Counter-Strike or Age of Empires II, with some nachos and an Ice Cold Coca-Cola® by my side for sustenance and— OHGODWAIT all 16 ounces of high-fructosey goodness® just tipped over and started pouring onto my totally boring beige gaming PC. I put my entire summer savings into this thing!
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American Jews have not quite abandoned Judaism — according to a Pew Research Center survey in 2013, a majority still attend a Seder for Passover and fast on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement; at weddings and funerals, people still want something Jewish — but they are being extremely idiosyncratic about it all, sucking out whatever spiritual and personal sustenance the tradition has to offer and spitting out the pits.
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These days, ramen and other instant soups are now the gold standard currency in state penitentiaries, according to a new study Prison food has always had a reputation for being terrible, but it's gotten even worse in recent years, leading inmates to turn to instant noodle soups available from prison commissaries for sustenance, says Michael Gibson-Light, a sociology graduate student from the University of Arizona who authored the report.
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