Finally, a tasty morsel was enjoyed by the nose-picking gorilla.
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Inside its winding, sloping maze of halls, there's always an unusual book or a tasty morsel to discover.
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For Cisco, with its $12 billion cash pile and $19 billion of EBITDA last year, Ericsson - even after Thursday's bump – would be little more than a tasty morsel.
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These fish pick up clams in their mouths, drag them over to something hard — a rock or coral — and then hurl the clams against it until the bivalves split open and the fish can feast on the tasty morsel inside.
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It's as if, in the ancestral era, a Faroese had eaten a mussel and died, while, a thousand miles south, his Gallic equivalent had discovered that a mussel becomes a tasty morsel when steamed, especially if you have wine, garlic, and parsley at hand.
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The crew spends hours opening the shells and slicing out the abductor muscle of the mollusks — the fat, tasty morsel that winds up on plates at a restaurants like Oceana in Midtown Manhattan, where a plate of sea scallops à la plancha costs as much as $33.
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With feet large enough to act like snowshoes, strong musculature and a honed set of teeth and claws, wolverines can take down an animal as large as a caribou in the middle of winter, but they&aposll also hunt small rodents, such as ground squirrels, when they&aposre looking for a tasty morsel.
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The device's two-way audio lets you both talk and listen to your pooch while watching them on its wide-angle, 1080p full HD camera — and if you see they've decided to behave themselves, you can press a button on the app to have the camera toss them a tasty morsel of kibble for a little positive reinforcement.
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Varney also appeared as Ernest in on-air promos for local TV stations in several markets, talking about their news and weather personalities. During the 1990s, Varney reprised his role as Ernest for Blake's Lotaburger, a fast-food chain in New Mexico. In these commercials, Ernest typically would be trying to get into Vern's house to see what food Vern was eating. After a lengthy description of whatever tasty morsel Vern had, Ernest would get locked out but would continue to shout from outside.
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It may bite the head of a snake or twine its tail round its head. Another defensive strategy is the autotomisation of its tail, which may leave the predator a tasty morsel while the salamander flees. Little is known of the breeding habits of the red- cheeked salamander but they are likely to be similar to those of other members of the genus Plethodon with a clutch of eggs being brooded by the female and each egg developing directly into a juvenile without an intervening larval stage.
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The pygmy shrew tenrec is a nocturnal hunter, using its keen senses of sight and hearing to find and capture prey. While it may also use scent to find the delicious insects it feasts on, this tiny mammal prefers to utilize the night vision evolution has granted it. Shrew tenrecs in general tend to have very large auditory structures and the pygmy shrew tenrec is no different. Large, swiveling ears listen intently for the minute sounds of insects nearby and diminutive but sharp teeth lash out to capture the tasty morsel.
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On this release, Helen Spitzer of Eye Weekly and Brave New Waves stated: :...This debut EP rushes forth under the momentum of the three opening tracks: the red-hot economy of opening salvo "Surf Theme"; the sweet melodicism of "The Letter" (folding the tartness of SS Cardiacs into Republic of Safety's crunchy centre); and the sweet, skronky sax on "The Waltz" that might remind certain old-timers of '80s Can-rockers Condition. The ground EBSC cover on the remaining 10 minutes shows they're no one-trick pony, though you can't help but hope they'll kick out a few more short, sharp and instantly gratifying hooks. Instead, you make do with the group channelling J. Geils Band's "Freeze Frame" and make your own plans for the beach. A quick and tasty morsel that more than proves they have the necessary chops.
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