Thirst trap, thirst trap, walking thirst trap, gonna be crazy.
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I thirst for new music from Kevin Parker like I thirst for water.
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I think this whole season is about his thirst and what he's become to satisfy that thirst.
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He had a thirst for knowledge and a thirst for cuisine the same way that I did.
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It is taken from an Arabic lexicon of a Persian grammatician, Al-Thaalibi, that parses the differing levels of thirst codified in the language, from regular thirst to the thirst that makes you die.
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Rather than a demonstration of thirst in and of itself, this is an illustration of Drake's thirst in action.
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"Thirst trap [thurst trap]: ...A thirst trap is a sexy photo posted on social media to attract attention," Dictionary.
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" Chekhov wrote about "the thirst for powerful sensations," and Madame de Staël wrote about how "genius inspires this thirst for fame.
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Our thirst journeys are just as important as the objects themselves, which brings us to our brand new podcast, Thirst Aid Kit.
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A Shared Thirst for Attention Both men have a thirst for attention and are partial to finely tailored clothes and glamorous night life.
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On Tuesday evening, the singer-songwriter, 33, and his wife Aijia appeared at Thirst Project's 8th Annual Thirst Gala in Beverly Hills, California.
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The Thirst Project A nonprofit youth activism organization, The Thirst Project aims to get young adults invested and involved in the water crisis.
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But when the researchers quenched the rodents' thirst by sending water to their stomachs, or by directly manipulating their thirst neurons, nothing happened.
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There is thirst, and then there is the clawing, yearning thirst of a PR person struggling to stand out with a half-baked product.
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Bottom line: Cold water reduced thirst more than room-temperature water did, and adding carbonation to a cold beverage made it even more thirst-quenching.
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So, we led into that because he didn't know what a thirst trap was, but he was all over the internet being called a thirst trap.
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In a recent BuzzFeed interview, Jonas read thirst tweets out loud, and it quickly became clear that thirst cultures now have a decidedly S&M flavor.
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"Always travel with a high strain probiotic, and hydrate like you're dying of thirst – because even if you're not, for your body – the thirst is real," she said.
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Our thirst for information — and entertainment — makes sense.
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Two years later, "thirst" remains with us as the mot juste for these and other people, moments and things — and the evidence of that thirst has only grown more undeniable.
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His Instagram bio reads "low carb stripper," and he posts thirst trap upon thirst trap of himself shirtless in the official clothing choice of hot boys everywhere, the gray jogger.
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When it comes to proper hydration, simply drink to thirst.
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" The Photo: Thirst Trap The Message: "Come cuddle with me.
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Episode to start with: Eleven Peas Listen, we all thirst.
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Now, go lay those thirst traps and get out there.
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They let their baby die of thirst because of laziness.
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Glad to see we're all on the same thirst level.
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In 2019, express your undeniable lust through wholesome thirst memes.
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We started this list with our Thirst King of 2019.
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I MEAN, THERE'S SUCH A THIRST FOR IPOs RIGHT NOW.
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Socialism's thirst for power leads to expansion, incursion, and oppression.
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Others have excuses and they end up dying of thirst.
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He played to their curiosity and their thirst for entertainment.
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Ingredients in the sickly potion that we instinctively thirst for.
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But there's a thirst for "justice" here that is unquenchable.
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But don't let Miami's thirst for designer labels fool you.
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Constantly having to pee can also increase your thirst levels.
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And why could I never quench my thirst for success?
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Some get stranded and die of thirst in the desert.
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It helps me distinguish between thirst, boredom, and actual hunger.
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Looking for something cool to quench your thirst this summer?
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It was the kind of shade Madonna fans thirst for.
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The thirst you felt in the third mile has vanished.
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In the superbloom, thirst and wonder subordinated all violent emotion.
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You see, Mr. Pharoah wasn't always such a thirst trap.
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Thirst: a strong desire for something; a lust for attention.
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Most of the other characters are all about their thirst.
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Most of the other characters are all about their thirst.
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"He had a thirst to become a household name." video
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But our thirst for air travel has an environmental impact.
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"Hemsworth hilariously responded by saying: "I just googled thirst trap.
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Forget roses: Thirst traps are the love language of 2019.
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Four people in his vehicle died from thirst, he said.
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That is the thirst of the African people for democracy!
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Maybe in Winter to fall asleep before dying of thirst.
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But, instead, his insatiable thirst for praise makes him vulnerable.
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Has your bovine bud been posting more thirst traps lately?
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But, yeah, thirst traps really do well for the young people.
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We will update this post if the thirst crisis ends. [Newsweek]
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I was there solely to pour beer for their unquenchable thirst.
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Through the lens of my thirst-tinted glasses, he's a delight.
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"We survived thirst and hunger and so much killing," he says.
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And Asia needs it because of an unslakeable thirst for infrastructure.
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Sarah casts a love spell that makes Chris thirst for her.
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His Instagram is both a thirst trap and a love letter.
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THE world's thirst for clean drinking water is vast and growing.
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A CITY under siege can resist many things, but not thirst.
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Hence, you must maintain a thirst for continual learning and growth.
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Alone in the car, Offred grills Thirst Trap Nick about Ofglen.
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Yet this doesn't stop people from "thirst-adding" cuties on LinkedIn.
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This curiosity and thirst for knowledge is what drives science careers.
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This is a killing thirst that you wouldn't wish on anyone.
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He suggested paying attention to your thirst, and drinking when necessary.
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I just wasn't thirsty, or wasn't sure what thirst felt like.
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Fortunately, I found the young have a thirst for this message.
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There seems to be no end to her thirst for sauce.
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You thirst trap relentlessly and hide Instagram stories from your bosses.
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They also tend to have a low thirst drive in general.
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I firmly believe that thirst has a direct effect on ghosting.
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It also doubles up as an enormous thirst trap in itself.
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These sorts of thirst-quenchers are often called "smashable" in Australia.
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It's a celebration of indigenous history, the sacred, desire and thirst.
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Thirst and hunger set in, killing more than a dozen men.
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The scent alone makes you thirst, a flavor before the flavor.
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How and at what point does extreme thirst affect the mind?
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The result is dry, pure and thirst-quenching, an excellent aperitif.
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And I commiserate with their thirst for complete, if unobtainable, security.
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Ewoldt noted that patients often end up misinterpreting thirst for hunger.
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Millions were suddenly struck with a mighty thirst — including, apparently, PornHub.
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Hunger is associated with desire, whereas thirst is associated with need.
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" There's a new Harry Hole novel from Jo Nesbo, "The Thirst.
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Quenching thirst is the single most important function of a wine.
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That's great news for those posting sexy stories and thirst traps.
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I assumed the elderly lost their vibrancy and thirst for life.
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There's a real thirst and desire out there to learn more.
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I'm subject to the weather, to aging, to gravity, to thirst.
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No one piece of writing about our complex, sprawling community will ever tell the entire story, and I believe that is a good thing: It creates an unquenchable thirst for more and more narratives — a thirst that has been evident in audiences for "The Inheritance" and a thirst that the theater, television and film industries have been too slow to satisfy.
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While you may never be able to explain your overwhelming thirst for, say, the priest in Fleabag or Kristen Stewart, when it comes to the actual physiological sensation of thirst, usually there's a logical explanation for it.
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CN: Zach, could you please explain the thirst trap to Kara Swisher?
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He has exhibited a thirst for power in other ways, as well.
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A study shows that cold and carbonated beverages actually quench thirst better.
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But let's call it what it is: a kinder, gentler thirst trap.
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Well, here we are, writing about PETA's latest cruelty-free thirst trap.
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But he liked the idea of it, the thirst of performing live.
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So, how do you know if your thirst levels are considered "excessive"?
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The first instinct upon seeing a Grief Thirst post is to laugh.
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Here's what we want Thirst Aid Kit to be: (Largely) no-guilt.
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Let's be clear: There's nothing wrong with thirst content on its face.
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And to keep celebrating that joy, here are some more thirst tweets:
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"We would not thirst for a lifting of sanctions," the spokesman said.
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IMPORTANT: This is only a tiny selection of our thirst smorgasbord. *probably
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They'll quench everyone's thirst, and give the planet a little break too.
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A classic agua fresca is the definition of a perfect thirst quencher.
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Four Guinness records wasn't enough to slake her thirst for outlandish showmanship.
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But regular thirst is also different from my intense craving for soda.
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" She added, "Get out of the sun and don't die of thirst.
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Etna, sweating and panting, his lips "white rimmed with thirst and excitement."
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And it appears her political thirst has not been quenched as yet.
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For now, these hot shots are gonna have to quench their thirst.
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So Kid Cudi opened an Instagram and took the thirst trap route.
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Each level ends when you finish your soda and quench your thirst.
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Cottonmouth and Dillard thirst for more power, money, and influence in Harlem.
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With this power, she relishes in feeding our beastly thirst for spectacle.
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And ideally, to spark a thirst you'd never felt comfortable exploring before.
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Most critically, though, he brought with him a great thirst for redemption.
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Scores of private schools and universities are filling the thirst for education.
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If they made it to the mountain, they would die of thirst.
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After quenching our thirst, we exited, ready to return to our dorm.
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The offense finally quenched its thirst for runs in the seventh inning.
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I had a wild imagination and an unquenchable thirst for the outdoors.
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We wait in the hot sun; the ram is heaving with thirst.
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"As for quenching his thirst, liquor did exactly the opposite," Jackson wrote.
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There was the knowledge of thirst, pain, hunger, only the body articulate.
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He drinks, and the music surges: Something other than thirst needs quenching.
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She seeks revenge as a means of self-protection, not blood thirst.
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Their symptoms included upset stomach, vomiting, gut cramps, diarrhea and racking thirst.
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The 31-year-old rapper's been open about his thirst for women.
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Trump has an insatiable appetite for praise, an unquenchable thirst for flattery.
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Next to him, children in school uniforms queued to quench their thirst.
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He has become an emblem of an unseemly modern phenomenon: resistance thirst.
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Jennifer Lopez has been pushing the boundaries of our thirst for decades.
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Looks like the tech industry's thirst for power is more than metaphorical.
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Others quenched their thirst straight away, draining their bottles, then refilling them.
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We learned of our thirst for understanding only as we slaked it.
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No loss of life, no invasion, no subordination, no thirst for retaliation.
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Livestock were dying of hunger and thirst while crops dried and withered.
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Are you a fun-loving American rudeboy with a thirst for adventure?
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And imagine a thirst of the viewing public for having a spectacle.
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If you haven't heard by now: A thirst pandemic recently took hold of straight women on social media over the Hot Priest in Fleabag, aka the lead character's latest love interest—and new crown prince of Thirst Twitter.
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Some analysts believe OPEC is too negative on the world's thirst for oil.
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Monitor for weight loss, vomiting, diarrhea, changes in thirst and urination, she said.
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Now they're interested in making people thirst for their hot new Colonel Sanders.
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Demand for Stranger & Sons' products in India seems to match a worldwide thirst.
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Happy #NationalHydrationDay to the man who quenches our thirst 24/7/365. pic.twitter.
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How soon can we use the oceans to quench the world&aposs thirst?
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"People who were coming down were collapsing from hunger and thirst," Suleiman recalls.
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But Mr Xi's thirst for power has raised the chance of devastating instability.
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It even almost makes me understand Kylie Jenner's endless thirst for technicolor weaves.
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Morgan appears ready to succumb forever to his thirst for revenge and retribution.
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Regardless, millennials' unquenchable thirst for the java is also having a cultural impact.
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Excluding Instagram, where he posted thirst traps like this one and this one.
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That should position them well to meet Asia's growing thirst for instant coffee.
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China's golf courses, which also have an exorbitant thirst, face punitive water tariffs.
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There are already signs that retailers are giving into consumers' thirst for deals.
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Instagram is at last quenching the thirst of its thirsty, thirsty unverified users.
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As bond prices rise (and yields fall), it increases the thirst for bonds.
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" Tamar says, "OK ... now here is what you WON'T be doiong thirst bucket!!
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And China's thirst for oil is unlikely to slow down materially in 2016.
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Many are willing to let their thirst for power overtake their self-respect.
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Welcome to my first weekly installation of Gadget Thirst Trap, the website edition.
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It's a small reminder of what hunger or thirst might actually feel like.
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When I did Thirst Trap, I was only rapping for like eight months.
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In most cases, thirst is a reliable signal that more water is needed.
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He said loneliness is an aversive signal much like thirst, hunger or pain.
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"Young people have the thirst for this; they get it," Ms. Dean said.
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Naked aggression and a thirst for attention have been hallmarks of Giuliani's career.
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The thirst for Timothée Chalamet showed no signs of slowing down this year.
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Still, nothing one satisfies an epic blood thirst quite like God of War.
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A top U.N. rights official last week warned against a "thirst for revenge".
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You get drunk enough to take high-concept thirst selfies in the bathroom.
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You should feel thirst in your mouth and hunger in your stomach, apparently.
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Instead, I thirst for the boys who have only ever chased cis girls.
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And a little bit of thirst does not mean we're toxic-laden prunes.
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But the new amount reflects the thirst for content in the streaming age.
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Keep reading for seven well-designed reusable bottles that go beyond thirst-quenching.
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So this 100 percent grenache cuvée was made as a onetime thirst-quencher.
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He's going to complain to Instagram because his thirst traps aren't blowing up?
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At least in my case, it's also about having a thirst for understanding.
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The reward is a book that testifies to an irrepressible thirst to learn.
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"Professional thirst isn't really what distinguishes Buttigieg from the pack," writes Sarah Jones.
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"In response, his "Isn&apost It Romantic" costar, Adam Devine, wrote, "Thirst TRAP.
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Many Zimbabweans seemed resigned to this display of Mr. Mugabe's thirst for power.
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Kim Kardashian wishes she had the thirst power of Kumail Nanjiani in 2019!
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Happy #NationalHydrationDay to the man who quenches our thirst 24/7/83. pic.twitter.
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Why thirst, precisely, and not some other basic human condition resulting from need?
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One that changes your understanding of intimacy and thirst in a cosmic way?
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You may have seen BuzzFeed's video series in which celebrities read thirst tweets.
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But competitors are popping up to meet this thirst for innovative workout regimes.
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Viewed from this vantage point, the water shone a glorious, thirst-quenching blue.
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His utter lack of integrity that rises from his unquenchable thirst for power.
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The short-term effects of highs are blurry vision, fatigue, and unquenchable thirst.
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Already, independent and major league-affiliated teams alike have unleashed their public thirst.
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Verdict: Though the thieves' methods are deplorable, their thirst for literature is admirable.
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A businessman with a thirst for politics Trump's champion in agriculture circles has fashioned a persona not dissimilar to the candidate's: a big-time businessman who recently developed an insatiable thirst for politics and an interest in becoming a political kingmaker.
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For Instagram fanatics looking to build their own "thirst trap" — that is, a post intended to elicit attention, or "thirst" — look no further than the swimsuits from the Line by K, designed by the fashion blogger Karla Deras of Karla's Closet.
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If people can thirst over the Venom trailer, this shouldn't come as a shock.
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As the role of dealers has shrunk, the thirst for instant liquidity has increased.
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"Hannibal" fans are proving their thirst is real for anything connected to the show.
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God blesses those who hunger and thirst for justice, for they will be satisfied.
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So far, "with very rare exceptions, no one dies of literal thirst", Gleick said.
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And then thirst trap is like posting sexy photos on Instagram, which I do.
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You'll never feel so seen as when you tune in to Thirst Aid Kit.
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In horror films, it isn't always a maniac who has a thirst for blood.
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Survivors were suffering terribly from thirst, old people and little children, the article said.
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Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.
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Those who thirst for great power are the ones mostly likely to abuse it.
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Niger's interior minister said they had died of thirst after being abandoned by smugglers.
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Zanu-PF is fractious and filled with people who thirst after power and loot.
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But given the thirst for yield, the issuer didn't have to go above 101.
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There's been plenty of hits and misses in the thirst for a new sensation.
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When chewed, its leaves also provide mild stimulation and can suppress thirst and hunger.
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We must listen to this thirst for the freedom of nations and for protection!
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But the lesson is clear: law enforcement's thirst for your information knows no bounds.
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" Chris describes her preoccupation with Dick as "seeking to quench a lifetime of thirst.
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Head of Wakanda's Jabari tribe and source of quite a bit of online thirst.
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Back at home, Thirst Trap Nick comes to Offred's room to check on her.
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Firstly, the thirst is generally only reciprocated among Riverdale cast members born before 1990.
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Game got a thirst-quenching assist onstage from Diddy ... Ciroc, and lots of it.
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A little side-eye flirt with Thirst Trap Nick is just what she needs.
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China and the EU, in particular, have expressed a significant thirst for American whiskey.
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LaCroix soared to great heights, driven by the American thirst for guilt-free refreshment.
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Stony Creek is doing its best to quench that thirst with 14 draft lines.
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Thirsty people aren't concerned with engaging conversation; they're just interested in quenching the thirst.
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Since Thirst Trap, I did a tour with Santigold and another with Lil Debbie.
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Leave its hero hanging in an awkward agony of unrequited thirst for photographers' attention?
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Trump's defense doesn't hold enough water to quench the thirst of a baby bird.
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So instead of downing eight glasses a day, let your thirst be your guide.
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This is, we're now seeing this huge thirst from audiences for context and analysis.
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Many Indonesians sleep away the hunger and thirst that comes from fasting for Ramadan.
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Trump constantly strives to slake his base's unquenchable thirst for harsher policies toward immigrants.
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Also thirst: there's not much water left to drink inside the city, they said.
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Cutting off all communication becomes a natural reaction: The relationship between thirst and ghosting.
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That, he always said, was media hype, driven by the public's thirst for heroes.
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"Twitter has developed a language around horniness that makes thirst less objectifying," she wrote.
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The result suggested a thirst for political moderation in a state Republicans have dominated.
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This story, like Baron's book, is arresting in its picture of shameless, unvarnished thirst.
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Watch -- Miguel chalks it up to the times and people's thirst for the spotlight.
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A THIRST FOR EMPIRE How Tea Shaped the Modern World By Erika Rappaport Illustrated.
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And indeed, it developed several internal combustion engines with notably reduced thirst for gasoline.
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Something from a reader Quench your thirst at a watering hole on the water.
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Some may notice mental shifts, change in hunger and thirst cues, and weight fluctuations.
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Thus, you'll need to become a child again so your thirst to grow returns.
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That's my favorite David, the wide-eyed kid with a limitless thirst for life.
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Coast to coast, Walmart shoppers are turning to the retailer to quench their thirst.
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"Thirst TRAP," he commented on the picture, prompting Hemsworth to do some light research.
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As long as it's thirst quenching, a vin de soif, it will be satisfying.
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"I knew it was a thirst trap picture," he said on Entertainment Tonight Thursday.
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Now, Lanigan says, the media's thirst for VSCO content has veered toward the cringey.
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Never mind the state's history of war campaigns fueled by a thirst for slavery.
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If you thirst for the quintessence of gin, you have to make your own.
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Godfrey-Smith says pain, hunger, thirst and other "primordial emotions" do not require worldviews.
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Viewing them as anything else, as self-definitional, as primary, is corrupting, is thirst.
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The thirst for newness, for advancement, becomes linked to materialism: new technology equals progress.
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While it's perfectly okay to put your cards on the table and call your thirst trap a thirst trap, often these types of pictures are ostensibly posted for some other, innocent purpose that just happens to make the subject look extremely hot.
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Ham's high amount of fat and salt can lead to diarrhea, panting, vomiting and thirst.
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The headline is: Doug Jones' Openly Gay Zookeeper Son Is More Than Your Thirst Trap.
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And I was like, if we can produce content, I call them thoughtful thirst traps.
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Loaded with 100 cases of water, the helicopter flew off, leaving behind thirst and desperation.
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Whatever, wherever, and however you decide to imbibe, Atlanta will take care of your thirst.
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And it is the country's "thirst and hunger" for connectivity that is the driving force.
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His past few years in North Korea left him with an insatiable thirst for learning.
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And it's the topic of writer Bim Adewunmi and Nicole Perkins' show Thirst Aid Kit.
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Signs of dehydration are dry mouth, thirst, dark or no urine, lightheadedness, fatigue, rapid heartbeat.
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But what does it mean when so much of queer thirst content involves straight people?
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"He had quirky little traits and a thirst to learn," said Aimee Mertz, his sister.
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I'm just going to list the stars and let our collective thirst do the rest.
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Try tagging Baba Stiltz in your Instagram thirst trap or changing your name to "Calvin_Harris_Msg_Me_69".
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Denmark has refused to sate Donald Trump's thirst for geo-M&A.
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The study suggested that an ant's individualistic thirst for something better benefited the whole colony.
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It looks like Noah Centineo, walking talking thirst trap, is thirsty himself...for Selena Gomez.
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I am so fucking tired of fucking egirls thirst trapping incels into buying them shit.
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"No thank you," I said, my throat parched with thirst and rough from the smoke.
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This isn't the first time that Perry has fallen into a Bloom-related thirst trap.
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The computing industry's bottomless thirst for more processing power is at least partially to blame.
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To many in the beverage industry this smacked of "thirst marketing", purposely keeping supply scarce.
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"We use that river to cook, to bathe and to quench our thirst," she continued.
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Elisa (Sally Hawkins), the movie's protagonist, quickly comes in contact with Stickland's thirst for dominance.
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Jack Nicholson combined the mischievous campiness of the character with the deranged thirst for violence.
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Go deeper: Holy crap, air ambulances are expensive Private equity's thirst for health care providers
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Russia, to which 80% of the country's booze went, had an unslakable thirst for it.
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Saudi Arabia has internal issues of its own that could limit thirst for aggressive actions.
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For better or for worse, the Tonys don't make nomination decisions on thirst alone. Oklahoma!
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The landscape was—we were all dying of thirst in the desert for lesbian visibility.
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Claypool sees Lennon as someone with a thirst for knowledge, someone who approaches life zealously.
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Do you want something big, rich, and full-bodied, or something light and thirst-quenching?
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You're all cool with the fact I'm mostly tweeting Aaron Tveit thirst GIFs tonight, right?
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The actress and singer praised Boyce for his involvement with the non-profit Thirst Project.
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The thirst for justice borne from personal tragedy is something we can all relate to.
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The "Ocean Eyes" singer had just performed there and the crowd clearly thirst for more.
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Other users followed suit, and soon #IceBae—the most 2019 of thirst hashtags—was born.
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However, Thirst Street, directed by Nathan Silver, is the truest visual smorgasbord of the batch.
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JH: Your impressionistic use of color in Thirst Street is the highlight of the film.
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The Beatles: Rock Band is as close as I can get to quenching this thirst.
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The salty citrus mix is surprisingly thirst-quenching and I down my cup in one.
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The studio also made a donation to the Thirst Project ... a nonprofit close to Cameron.
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Symptoms include vomiting, loss of appetite, increased thirst and urination, excessive drooling and weight loss.
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He had played well in the thirst three games but was overshadowed by Allen's performance.
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I crossed Sudan and Egypt this way, walking until I could barely speak from thirst.
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Our thirst for superfoods is symptomatic of a food system that prizes quantity over quality.
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Our thirst for knowledge for more about the record's production will be quenched very soon.
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In the sweltering heat, I stopped at Russian River Brewing Company to quench my thirst.
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The first night 400 students came, which showed the thirst for that kind of thing.
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China and the EU, in particular, have expressed a significant thirst for America's native spirit.
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Ashley is another self-styled caretaker who, in her thirst for attention, only causes harm.
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I can't tell if the fact that he's fake makes the thirst better or worse.
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You thirst, in short, for King Don Nelson, the greatest basketball coach who ever lived.
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As time progressed, thirst became realer and more tangible as our modes of communication evolved.
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I agree, but humans will always thirst for something bigger, for something eternal or absolute.
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Without help, migrants die painful, cruel deaths — often alone, delirious with fatigue, hunger and thirst.
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But Bloom also paints him as a man with an unquenchable, irrational thirst for power.
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It took a while, but I let go of my anger and thirst for revenge.
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Pernod Ricard is not alone in seeking to tap into China's growing thirst for whisky.
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Lately, in fact, the notion of thirst has edged into an inhibiting kind of judgment.
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I recoil as much as the next person from the narcissistic behaviors "thirst" takes down.
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He says that around 200 elephants have died from thirst and hunger since October alone.
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The solar-powered boreholes offer benefits beyond simply quench a community's thirst, their backers say.
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The people want to know what they'd look like as a hot, thirst-trap baby.
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Fans think Travis Scott shaded Kylie Jenner because she posted a "thirst trap" on Sunday.
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And let's not forget that worldwide, over 2,000 children per day already die of thirst.
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Much of that water flows into 17 other states and Mexico, slaking the thirst of millions.
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Express your love Quench your thirst while letting everyone know how much you truly love avocados.
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" When asked to rate their thirst at that point, the participants all said it was "strong.
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On its own, the Mango Dragonfruit Refresher promises to be a sippable, thirst-quenching summer treat.
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The Thirst Trap Who doesn't love a Ryan Gosling Hey Girl shirtless pic on their birthday?
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McDonald's diners will soon be able to quench their thirst for as little as a dollar.
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Velvet is meanwhile consumed by her thirst of vengeance, taking corporeal form in her left arm.
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Writers and editors, with their unquenchable thirst for validation, love to hear thoughtful responses from readers.
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Back in December, the actor shared his insane body transformation and spawned a viral thirst trap.
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I order a Snapple, needing something sugary to quench my hangover thirst, plus fish and eggs.
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Amid the Sahara-level thirst for Michael B. Jordan, Bim Adewunmi digs into the actor's appeal.
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Cate thirst swept queer Tumblr and Twitter and Instagram; Blanchett had ascended to lesbian icon status.
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Their thirst for next season's windfall blinds them from the next century's downfall, so it goes.
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Final thoughts: Drink plenty of water during the day so you don't mistake thirst for hunger.
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The Fashion Foodie Her appetite for the internet is insatiable, her thirst for pop culture unquenchable.
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It's not that bubbles actually hydrate better, but it adds to the perception of quenching thirst.
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Quench your thirst with the hydrating, coconut water-infused Too Faced Hangover Rx Replenishing Face Primer.
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In the end, it was clear that cold water reduced thirst more than room-temperature water.
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In Raw (2017), a young woman (and former vegetarian) awakens to her thirst for human flesh.
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Marketers fret over whether young people around the world thirst for tea as their parents do.
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Boyce was honored in April with the Pioneering Spirit Award at the 9th Annual Thirst Gala.
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Experts say the schemes have one thing in common: They appeal to our thirst for glamour.
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As an entrepreneur, you should always keep an open mind and retain a thirst for knowledge.
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But Williamson's experience in a congressional election apparently didn't slake her thirst for politics in general.
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Experts say the schemes have one thing in common: they appeal to our thirst for glamour.
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Traders said Australia's rising capacity would ensure LNG markets will remain well supplied, despite China's thirst.
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Last November, Thirst founder and CEO Mina Guli finished the 22018 TCS New York City Marathon.
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Seriously, his role is about as cryptic as those thirst-trap tweets he used to send.
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We learn that she's just like her parents, a budding explorer with a thirst for adventure.
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It was not a thirst for water, however, which we had already sucked from our Camelbaks.
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Quench your thirst for deals with the best offers from across the internet for Sept. 6.
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Nothing quite like a cool glass of #KiheiKolsch to quench your thirst after a long #hike!
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The global population of people continues to rise, along with our thirst for land and consumption.
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Additionally, guests were also able to quench their thirst during the big day with juice bars.
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That middle class also craves better housing, however, generating an insatiable thirst for land among developers.
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Back in the present, Offred eats her breakfast, oatmeal, with a side of Thirst Trap Nick.
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Thirst Trap Nick walks in on her, because this poor woman just can't catch a break.
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The Arab uprisings of 2011 showed a thirst for change among the young, says Mr Khouri.
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Fanning, on the other hand, plays Alicia Simms, practically the textbook definition of a thirst trap.
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Even New York City had the thirst, lighting up its landmarks in Amazon's signature orange color.
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It is well documented that Fox News has the audience demographics that other networks thirst for.
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Her parents, Joshua and Wyn Haldeman, had a thriving chiropractic practice and a thirst for adventure.
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Yet her thirst for learning was cut short as she was unable to afford further education.
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That makes sense: Decelerating growth would eat into thirst for oil, which powers the global economy.
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The milk satisfies hunger and thirst; it moves softly between their bodies, quieting both of them.
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Americans, like the Brits before them, may quickly tire of the EU's unquenchable thirst for regulation.
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The thirst for more information was bipartisan: In a Twitter post, Mr. Trump's running mate, Gov.
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Its thirst has been satisfied by the fracking boom, especially in the Permian basin in Texas.
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When it comes to slaking a modern thirst, sometimes a 12-ounce beverage just falls flat.
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"You really can use [thirst] to know whether it's time to drink or not," she said.
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Researchers consider loneliness akin to hunger and thirst: It's an aversive cue that something is wrong.
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Apparently it was enough to make Netflix step up and tweet about all the Bundy thirst.
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There's soda, seltzer, and spritzers to quench your thirst at home, family picnics, or happy hour.
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People hated her constant smile, her theater-kid eagerness, her desperate and palpable thirst for approval.
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Another batch of mice had their thirst neurons artificially manipulated to generate the sensation of quenching.
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"White" — even the title is a trigger — is a veritable thirst trap for the easily microaggressed.
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"All this bright light and wind has given me quite a thirst," Tenpenny says immediately afterward.
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He also felt intense thirst; he had lost so much blood that he was in shock.
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If my hangover was a celebrity, it would have been Chris Evans—thirst-inducing but inoffensive.
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Rachel Dunphy's analysis of the potential dangers posed by YouTube's thirst for family content is excellent.
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Ice was the most sought-after commodity, to quench children's thirst and to preserve perishable foods.
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Many who know me say I am also defined by my curiosity and thirst for learning.
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If anything, they're gearing up for more thirst, more expense and even more vulture-like practices.
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This kind of "thirst" may have nothing to do with the body's actual need for water.
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A lockout that wiped out the 153-5 N.H.L. season left behind a thirst for hockey.
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It even activates regions of the brain that are associated with conflict, or hunger and thirst.
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It's a forward thrust, a sense of tangy vitality that is lip smacking and thirst quenching.
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Americans&apos thirst for nonalcoholic drinks is growing, and the trend is extending beyond Dry January.
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Susie is a blind and deaf dog who, despite her condition, has a thirst for adventure.
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But the PRO MK-1 doesn't have any motors and doesn't have a thirst for batteries.
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A fizzy price tag, though, will require more than mainland households' thirst for the bottled stuff.
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Mangrum and his brother spent their childhood in the backyard where his thirst for competition began.
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One, a teenager, Ari, left as his thirst for knowledge came into conflict with religious restrictions.
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In this conception, we start out trying to satisfy our physical needs, like hunger or thirst.
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Why does grime have so much thirst for the fight to operate on its own terms?
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I work with history because I come from a country that has a tremendous thirst for reality.
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A billionaire real estate mogul, Mr. Trump satisfied the thirst of many voters for an outsider candidate.
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Stick it up on a wall and celebrate your thirst for caves and Jon Snow's butt ASAP.
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Trinity was thirsty for a win this week, and she quenched our thirst with comedy and glamour.
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Florida's was dangerous because of humanity's industrial-strength thirst and hunger, leading to big, fertilizer-based agriculture.
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Despite its thirst to acquire her, the House can't contend with the youngest sister's kindness and consideration.
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We were only guilty of being human in our thirst for a poetic justice that felt deserved.
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If you have a thirst for whiskey, check out this bottle from Macallan that goes for $35,000.
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For now, though, any of the methods described above should quench your thirst for dynamic desktop goodness.
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Here's Odell Beckham grabbin' some balls off the field ... thirst trappin' with a selfie in his skivvies!!
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O.J. Simpson wasted no time quenching his thirst for blood ... but he watered it down with vodka.
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The cause for the "Black Panther Thirst Effect" is simple — there are no ugly men in Wakanda.
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As Montag discovers from his interaction with Clarisse, this thirst for knowledge is a very dangerous thing.
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Braff didn't even have the decency to slide into Lorne Michaels' DMs to make his thirst known.
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A bottle of Voss, [to] keep them thirst-buckets off you; and a nice little fake Balenciaga.
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I stop into a store to grab water as I'm dying of thirst after the ballet class.
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Speaking with Entertainment Tonight, Condor wants viewers to know that she totally gets the "thirst" for Centineo.
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Enter Ernest W. Burgess, a Canadian sociologist at the University of Chicago with a thirst for prediction.
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Given China's thirst for energy, the combined impact of these advances in renewables is still relatively small.
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The thirst is clearly real for a primer that delivers all-day wear and a smooth finish.
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Thirst Trap Nick lets her take out her aggression against the back of his seat, looking broody.
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"I don't think there's any thirst to change the legislative rules — 60 votes for that," Schumer said.
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The greater the glory, the great the risk; but will the thirst for it cost him dear?
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Gadget Thirst Trap rounds up the weirdest gadgets of the week that made us thirsty for more.
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I agree with Flake's perspective that his Republican Party's thirst for power legitimized the likes of Trump.
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"I don't question, resent or oppose the thirst of the press to get this information," he said.
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I had thought just being around games and working in an athletic setting would satisfy my thirst.
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Scheana spent a lot of time at the beginning of the season with human thirst trap Robby.
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Why do you think there's always going to be a thirst for twins in the entertainment industry?
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In the opposite scenario, when the cells were artificially activated, even dehydrated mice did not experience thirst.
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This isn't even the first time Hot Priest gave holy communion to quench our thirst for him.
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If you're buying an ebike to slake your thirst for an ATV, this bike is for you.
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Thirst trap: An image or video that's intended to attract attention from someone and elicit a response.
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Mr. Trump's thirst for a reckoning among his inquisitors appears to have only grown in recent weeks.
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Beltran said Bregman just has an unquenchable thirst for the game and always wants to talk baseball.
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Weakened Amazon rainforest facing collapse within 50 years Is China's thirst for soybeans destroying the Amazon rainforest?
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"Chris Msando's blood has been shed on the altar of the thirst for absolute power," Odinga said.
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The three spurting gargoyle spouts at the base of the fountain reminded me of my growing thirst.
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At the root of Western astrology's popularity, some astrologers say, is a growing thirst for spiritual guidance.
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"just didn't feel right going into 2020 without one last thirst trap," Jenner captioned the sexy images.
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Nonetheless, Stéphane Magnien's Cuvée Densité is juicy, thirst-quenching and delicious, and it makes me very happy.
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Parents go mad with despair at the sight of their babies dying from hunger, thirst or both.
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Hannah Arendt once remarked that the only way to stop the thirst for vengeance is through forgiveness.
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Pomeroy: What I found was just this incredible entrepreneurial spirit, this thirst for its new green agenda.
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These are questions that demand the historian's interest in context rather than the reporter's thirst for detail.
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" He added, "You've got to find something that sort of quenches that competitive thirst after you retire.
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At this particular juncture in the horserace, there is a thirst for conflict between the two candidates.
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"That doesn't mean we're going to let somebody die of thirst or hunger or exposure," he said.
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"Talk about a strong desire to do something," Mr. Balick said of Ms. Thompson's thirst to learn.
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In November, the International Energy Agency predicted that humankind's thirst for oil could plateau within a decade.
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If you're posting a thirst trap on Instagram hoping they see it, you are not moving on.
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Thirst-quenching in a psychic way, that is; there is no actual potable water on this hike.
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The Thirst Workaday Handmade, a ceramic studio in Brooklyn, offers an artisanal spin on the humdrum mug.
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What propels someone to walk without knowing where they will next break bread or quench their thirst?
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The thirst for revenge, in movies as in life, almost necessarily involves the dehumanization of its target.
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It stems from a sense of adventure and a thirst to fulfill the potential of their lives.
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But in other ways, it is a stunning demonstration of the public's thirst for cross-party co-operation.
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On Sunday, November 4, Thirst founder and CEO Mina Guli finished the 2018 TCS New York City Marathon.
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The sensation of thirst is really like the O.G. hydration-tracker, and it's built right into your body.
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Well, the scientists are not exactly telling us to drown our thirst in an ice-cold Pepsi henceforth.
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Friday wouldn't be Friday without some deals to sip on, and we are here to quench your thirst.
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Last May, Samanth Subramanian explored why Bangalore, once land of hundreds of lakes, is now dying of thirst.
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On Friday, Seth Maxwell, the Founder/CEO of The Thirst Project, released a statement to PEOPLE about Boyce.
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When describing the conditions at the men's cells, detainees told Amnesty that hunger, thirst and heat were common.
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The best part of the thirst reactions is that the demographic having the most fun are black women.
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According to her foes, it reveals a thirst for power that redeems any heartbreak and transcends all humiliation.
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You probably think it actually quenches thirst better, according to an industry-backed study published in Science Daily.
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Like their cold-war predecessors, these Asian titans have strategic goals as well as a thirst for publicity.
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The star of nearly everything and human thirst machine said he turned down the gig due to scheduling.
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Nacho follows Kiwi to his water bowl and waits by his side as the pooch quenches his thirst.
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Everyone's body is different, so the best way to stay hydrated is to simply listen to your thirst.
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You will notice how your thirst will decrease, stop eating salt, it is drying you out from inside.
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But the wholesome thirst memes of Instagram can be the ice breaker for having productive conversations about sex.
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After years of incurring billions more in debt to quell activists' thirst, corporate debt has shot up correspondingly.
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Perhaps this 50-game collection from a host of talented and proven developers will sate my retro thirst.
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"The economic and manipulative aims that feed disinformation are rooted in a thirst for power," the Pope says.
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Brown landscapes turn green, dusts become muds, cracks turn into mouths through which the earth slakes its thirst.
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We might be famed for our notoriously terrible teeth, our inclement weather, and our insatiable thirst for tea.
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Donald Trump Jr. is participating in a classic rite of passage for the newly single: posting thirst traps.
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See the stars who are taking full advantage of Friday Eve and quenching their thirst for the weekend.
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We've only got five more days of Droughtlander left before we can slake our thirst with new episodes.
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That's made the border more lethal: immigrants often die of thirst or heat exposure when crossing the desert.
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However, traders say that China's voracious thirst for oil will likely return once the immediate glut is cleared.
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The OG Showtime serial killer is the forefather of all of this murder-adjacent thirst — and the antidote.
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The thirst for cheap products has led to a war for investor dollars among the major online brokers.
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The metal had been initially boosted by strong Chinese imports data, fuelled by the country's thirst for commodities.
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Over 40 West African migrants died of thirst last month in northern Niger after their truck broke down.
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The symptoms include weight loss, extreme hunger, increased thirst and frequent urination, fatigue, behavior changes and yeast infections.
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He offered her water, which she thought would be poisoned but, raging with thirst, she eventually drank it.
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What ruins us, no, what has ruined us, is the thirst for a destiny, for any destiny whatever.
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She slips out under cover of darkness and heads over to the garage, where Thirst Trap Nick lives.
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Constellation's growth comes as some big brewers' sales have struggled thanks to consumers' thirst turning toward craft beer.
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In doing so, he put what Toobin calls his "naked aggression and thirst for attention" to good use.
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He also e-mailed photographs of Yazidi children, weakened by thirst, and a video of a mountaintop burial.
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Thirst activates the same conscious area of the brain that tells us we're hungry or have to pee.
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Thus, thirst -- or the "deep-seated desire for water" -- is rarely "broken" when healthy people die from dehydration.
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They've been churning out a steady stream of content to slake the offbeat thirst of Deadpool's cult following.
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Other symptoms include headache, fainting, extreme thirst, dizziness, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea, muscle cramps, fatigue and rapid heartbeat.
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The Rake is a humanoid creature that is completely pale, hairless, and has a thirst for human flesh.
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It said that local governments should change their economic development model and curb their thirst for land revenue.
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Scuttlebutt 'round the Internet is that Britney Spears was on the Bush payroll as a professional thirst trap.
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On the British side, the thirst for tea was so unquenchable that it caused a national silver shortage.
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For every celebrity you stan for, every album you love, every brand you thirst over, there is merch.
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Other symptoms may include increased thirst, nosebleeds and mood changes, according to the Partnership for Drug-Free Kids.
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Strange Success Pickle juice has long been a summer thirst quencher in parts of the South, especially Texas.
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But in the thirst for exclusive access, the old rules get tossed by the wayside — ethics become inconvenient.
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Lear's gift is to find his own thirst for companionship echoed in the sense-making elements of language.
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In these days of 4K video streaming and our seemingly insatiable thirst for wireless broadband connections, that's important.
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In "Thirst" (2018), Linhares depicts a long-snouted dog with big saucer eyes and its tongue hanging out.
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Why do we attribute that to sleep when we don't do it to other biologic needs, like thirst?
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In late January, singer, actress, and World of Dance judge Jennifer Lopez posted a thirst trap on Instagram.
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"The snow was heavy, but far from what we need to quench our thirst for water," he said.
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The concerns surrounding the coronavirus outbreak are being exploited by hackers taking advantage of people's thirst for information.
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Following this drolly mordant prologue, "Thirst Street" becomes the story of Gina's fanatical rebound from her lover's suicide.
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I asked with geometry, with origami, with swimming, with sewing, with what my mind would thirst to learn.
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About 30 minutes later we were well fed, thirst free and he had found us two rooms elsewhere.
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Still, Centineo has hinted before that his life hasn't always been all Instagram thirst traps and starring roles.
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Increased thirst, unintended weight loss, and high blood pressure are all indicative of diabetes, according to Mayo Clinic.
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My thirst was overwhelming, until I found myself surrounded by fellow hikers — generous, worried Spaniards — and I drank.
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I'd watch an action movie in which they thirst for thrift, Indiana Joneses looking for a Gaultier grail.
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To Cartas, that speaks to an untapped thirst for offline contact, which businesspeople can use to their advantage.
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For Mr. Pierce, however, the consensus is rooted in a cross-party thirst for a return to normalcy.
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Arum still has a thirst for deal-making, promoting championship events around the world, and signing young athletes.
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Not having the exact language for the bleakness I felt, I devoured Mansfield's words like thirst-quenching poison.
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Appreciate that we all share feelings of hunger, thirst, pain, joy, grief, love for our families, and freedom.
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The thirst expressed in the Arab Spring for more representative governance and personal agency is frustrated by intolerance.
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That is especially true with the thirst-quenching wines we have been drinking over the last few weeks.
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We chased the sandwiches with handfuls of ice-cold grapes or wedges of watermelon to quench our thirst.
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Around the same time, BuzzFeed started "Thirst Aid Kit," a podcast hosted by Bim Adewunmi and Nichole Perkins.
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The king proceeded to make a spectacle both of his personal life and of his thirst for power.
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Today's investor anxiety is clearly evident in the thirst for rich-world government bonds, the safest of assets.
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Immobilized by his wounds, he battles thirst, exhaustion, hallucinations and the threat of drowning in the rising tide.
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He was on deployment in Afghanistan when the nausea returned, with migraine symptoms, abnormal thirst and muddled thinking.
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Invest in a hand sanitiser, a high-strain probiotic, and hydrate like you're dying of thirst, she advised.
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JASHINSKY: And I mean I agree with this larger point about partisan blood thirst and the tit for tat.
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It said he was mostly involved with the Thirst Project, a nonprofit that provides communities with safe drinking water.
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READ MORE: That Thirst-Quenching Soda Is Dehydrating You These findings made the scientists rethink several long-held notions.
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They stand to flourish when the transfer comes through, but quenching the thirst of the cities will take priority.
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The human body can only take so much hunger and thirst, and I would have just waited her out.
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But of course, Waithe, force of nature and queen of thirst trap selfies, couldn't have any old opening monologue.
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The internet's thirst level jumped to epic proportions on Saturday when Shawn Mendes made his Calvin Klein campaign debut.
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No peak: Nasser said the world is a long, long way from easing its thirst for his company's products.
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Upon being resurrected, this is what ultimately drives her thirst for immortality and destroying the rest of the world.
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It's Indiana Jones if Indy had an unquenchable thirst for gold coins and unique pieces of armor and equipment.
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This might sound pretty duh, but many times, excessive thirst is a consequence of dehydration, Dr. Salas-Whalen says.
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Anyway, for some reason, reactions to the photo have been predominantly a forceful thirst; a ravenous attraction to Samberg.
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Early signs of dehydration include—obviously—increased thirst, but also feeling weak, not urinating a normal amount, and fatigue.
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As if surviving thirst, hunger, and a scorching sun wasn't hard enough, she soon realizes she's not quite alone.
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But he concludes that accumulated experience and a greater thirst for justice may mean the impossible is merely improbable.
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Usually this doesn't really matter, because my unquenchable thirst for caffeine means there's never any dregs in my KeepCup.
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As a result, domestic thirst for foreign oil has waned, while companies have increasingly shipped U.S.–produced oil overseas.
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For hiring managers choosing between two candidates, that thirst for knowledge can really tip the scales in your favor.
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This photo was clearly saved to be weaponized as one of the most effective thirst traps in modern history.
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I don't know if there are any longterm benefits, but for the short-term it can slake my thirst.
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Well, it often comes packaged in a colorful bottle, and it certainly looks like it would quench your thirst.
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Close encounters of the thirst kind Special effects supervisor Nick Allder laughs when recalling his first encounter with Badejo.
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Instead, they left him tied to a tree and dying of thirst for the Man in Black to find.
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You need to quench thirst, but you want a beer that's not thin—one that has body and complexity.
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It's run with brutal efficiency, a keen focus on keeping its customers happy, and a deep thirst for innovation.
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In the meantime, the users' thirst for the drug—and struggle to get off it—is something that continues.
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Going from thirst trap story to Instagram Direct means you can move from public posting to private flirting seamlessly.
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Then when I got to France to make Thirst Street, we just had lots of little lights and gels.
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"Whenever some of our people head to these countries, they and the animals risk dying of thirst," he said.
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Scream "gimme gimme this gimme gimme thaaaaaaaaaaaaat" as you embrace your vanity, your selfishness, your unquenchable thirst for things.
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Indeed, de Backer discovered that our interest in celebrities may feed off of this thirst for learning life strategies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - They emerge from their hiding places at night, driven to slake their thirst for human blood. Vampires?
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The thirst for content – any content – is why the FIA press conference has got televised in the first place.
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WaterMinder, by contrast, performs a function more traditionally fulfilled by the human brain—specifically, the hypothalamus, which regulates thirst.
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Survivors said some died from hunger and thirst and others drowned themselves, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said.
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People went down to the river to get water, because they were dying of thirst, and we killed them.
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Many were not as lucky, killed by wild animals during their migration or dying from hunger, thirst or disease.
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A delicious cocktail of thirst quenching coconut is swirled into a pool of Pink Musks, Sandalwood and Liquid Amber.
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People on social media had a field day making jokes about the the huge bottle and West's unquenchable thirst.
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After Phoebe left and you could no longer buy it in stores my thirst for the necklace became insatiable.
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You would think he would pick a vice presidential nominee who shared his insatiable, decades-long thirst to win.
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If there was this huge thirst for improv there would be star-studded teams that pack arenas doing it.
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HESS For me, it's this: As the season wears on, the show's thirst for matchmaking starts to feel programmatic.
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Mr. Sanguibe's thirst for knowledge underscores the fact that access to education should be a right, not a privilege.
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I first moved to New York in 2015, surely drawn by a similar thirst for this significance-via-location.
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"We thought that conformism would satisfy our thirst, yet we ended up drinking only indifference and insensitivity," he said.
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Sitting with his children outside his simple beachfront home, Mr. Zayed recounted his struggle with hunger, thirst and hallucinations.
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So, if you want to gauge interest anytime soon, we recommend a tried-and-true thermometer: the thirst trap.
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After several more unreleased vintages are sold, the Cigare Volant brand will transition to juicy, easygoing, thirst-quenching wines.
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Plus, LVL has already nearly doubled its Kickstarter funding goal, so there is clearly a thirst for adequate hydration.
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Anyone heading north, I was told, seeks to avoid all contact with "civilians" unless they are dying of thirst.
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Thematically shallow but stylistically rich, "Thirst Street" is best enjoyed with a hint of its heroine's willfully superficial vision.
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But it was a friendship that was soon contaminated, federal prosecutors say, by avarice and a thirst for power.
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Their journey through the desert had been a blur of waiting, heat, thirst, discomfort, beatings, dead bodies, and fear.
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On January 19th, the YouTuber partook in a shameless rite of passage for newly minted singles — the thirst trap.
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It's weighty not light, rich not tangy, and it demands a little more thought than the usual thirst quencher.
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And senior Republicans believe the specter of a chaotic witness debate could stifle the thirst for hearing new evidence.
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Irish culture is just as forceful for those born under its influence -- and it's something that Americans thirst for.
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Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom by drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred.
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But the primary ambition for some wines is just to quench thirst, and sometimes that's exactly what you want.
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This is especially important for older individuals, for whom thirst can be a poor indicator of one's fluid needs.
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It can be used in terms like thirst trap, a genre of Instagram posts that are fishing for likes.
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There are some skills that can't be taught, and Liam Hemsworth has proven himself master of the thirst trap.
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His thirst for politics didn't end when he left government at the end of the Bush administration in 2009.
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My inability to quench the thirst of the oasis has caused this vile cancer to spread through their spirit.
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Palestinian writer and translator Eyad Barghouty thinks there is no real thirst in the Israeli public for Arabic culture.
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Although his claim of being a self-taught artist is somewhat shaky, Lewis had a keen thirst for knowledge.
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Her new life is fulfilling — it gives her wealth and influence — but it doesn't fully quench her thirst for power.
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But it's unclear if long-term investors should worry that the world's unquenchable thirst for oil will finally be satisfied.
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There just isn't very much data available, cleanly organized and naturalized images to satiate the thirst of deep learning models.
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Known for his fiery temper and thirst for power, Jackson studied law and later served in the House and Senate.
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Even India's richest man is unable to quench the country's thirst for free voice calls and high-speed internet connectivity.
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E11even's hooking her up with a pink Barbie hat for the gig and MYX fusions moscato to quench her thirst.
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She's got the better part of both the money and the brains in her marriage — and the thirst for revenge.
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That thirst for the unambiguous approval we gobble up on social media doesn't define who we are as whole selves.
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There was a thirst for more information, as 57 percent of Americans said they wanted to see the entire report.
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I'm all in favor of keeping crush Twitter thriving, and we shouldn't shy away from expressing our pure thirst either.
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Having said that, Queer Eye star Antoni Porowski may have stretched the line of what constitutes a thirst trap occasion.
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We spoke with multiple spas about this newfound blood thirst — and even lent a vein — in the name of research.
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Simply by quenching your thirst with H2104O and resisting the urge to do the Dew automatically reduces your calorie intake.
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Donald Trump will also face voters who are sick of his chaos, his lawlessness and his thirst for dictatorial powers.
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To those who want to become famous, a thirst for likes and follows might seem like an innocent personality quirk.
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It's a collection of beautiful people and you have to thirst after the purple giant who technically doesn't even exist?
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IN AN industrial park in Niamey, the capital of Niger, unemployed men rest in the shade from thirst-inducing heat.
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When people send thirst tweets to Lil Miquela or Hatsune Miku, they're really flirting with Brud or Crypton Future Media.
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Boyce was a longtime advocate for the non-profit organization Thirst Project, which raises awareness about the global water crisis.
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If you want your crush to know you checked out their Greta Van Fleet recommendation, set that musical thirst trap.
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President Obama, on the other hand, was quite intentional in showing restraint for fear of fueling jihadists' thirst for vengeance.
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The tech giants' thirst for space is one sign of Ireland's economic rebound from the chaos of a decade ago.
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That's especially the case if you happen to have endless delivery options around and an unquenchable thirst for reruns of .
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Each morning, they were given a small breakfast of white toast and jelly before being asked to rate their thirst.
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Boyce was also involved in the non-profit Thirst Project, an organization that raises awareness about the global water crisis.
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His aggressive thirst for power now seems to be defined by its toxic masculinity and threat to female power itself.
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""Millennials' seemingly unquenchable thirst for coffee is helping to push global demand to a record just as supplies are tightening.
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But even that bombshell of an accusation seems unlikely to slake our thirst and put an end to our questions.
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The show, based on Sophia Amoruso's #Girlboss book, is unapologetic about the main character's struggle and thirst to prove herself.
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But, viewers' thirst for sexy details isn't as important as Ashley's privacy when it comes to her most intimate moments.
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Unfortunately, the Hawthorne faction's thirst for power may be precisely what leads the world towards season 8's titular apocalypse.
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Isady Royal engagement ring replica - £30 See Details After all the excitement you'll likely have a thirst for a cuppa.
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But there's more to it: McNally says the global thirst for oil is going to be higher than many believe.
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Pernod said it was "uniquely positioned" to quench a thirst for premium drinks from a fast-growing, affluent middle class.
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By the time the cocktail party rolls around, the thirst levels inside the mansion are at an all-time high.
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But all of that hasn't quenched the city's thirst for getting off, getting weird or finding new ways to connect.
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No one deserves to die, but it kind of satisfies our thirst for justice, which is a mindfuck isn't it?
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With everything going on, it's almost reassuring to find out that there are still thirst traps in this strange universe.
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I don't use the wait feature, but sleep is an integral part of the game with hunger/thirst/sleep survival.
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Check out the clip ... Steve-O's hosting game is on point ... for starters, he helps quench our parched photog's thirst.
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Not only is it just plain necessary for your body, but it'll also keep you from mistaking thirst for hunger.
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But relying on pre-packaged, bottled water to quench your thirst is just not practical, cost-effective, or environmentally friendly.
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Williams talks about his relationship to cinematography, including his latest work in Thirst Street, the truest visual smorgasbord of all.
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Again: Seriously, James was some concern for carbs and a thirst for anti-oxidants away from drinking on the job.
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Quenching the thirst of the city's hipsters, Bangkok hotspots are starting to serve high-end ya dong using quality ingredients.
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"For better or for worse, I think the desire, the thirst for originals in Japan has gone down," says Inafune.
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We have a seemingly unquenchable thirst for the experiences our parks provide and the historic and cultural sites they include.
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Animals are dying of thirst, and the livelihoods of families that rely on sheep or cattle are being wiped out.
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But after a few months, it became clear that my insatiable thirst for adventure was chipping away at our savings.
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But those studies hardly slake people's thirst for answers to questions about how to eat or how much to exercise.
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His quest for power, thirst for challenges, and, above all, desire to protect the Earth from the most fearsome villains
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But it's now clear that the #B_Team is not concerned with US interests—they despise diplomacy, and thirst for war.
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But the thirst for more resisters has meant welcoming anyone with even an incidentally critical thing to say about Trump.
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Trilobites An ice sheet with more water than Lake Superior may slake the thirst of future astronauts living on Mars.
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Many of these rabid Army volunteers, Grandin notes, were former bounty hunters with an unchecked thirst for scalping their victims.
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This makes SunLife more than a zone of good nutrition; it makes it a haven for spirits who truly thirst.
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Donald Trump got caught in the middle of a classic L.A. thirst trap ... set by a Latina model, no less.
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Over 28503,22019 years later, the "Art of War" is the roadmap to containing China and their thirst for global domination.
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David Green is reportedly worth $6.3 billion now, thanks to this management style and to the American thirst for tchotchkes.
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Produced by a brain region that regulates your circadian rhythm—the body's internal clock—vasopressin also stimulates those thirst neurons.
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Warning: this stage of the process requires a level of thirst that may feel caustic to your sensitive artistic soul.
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Those still alive inside the cars, stifling hot and crazed with thirst, drank one another's urine, stripped off their clothes.
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Carcasses of cows, goats and sheep, which had died of thirst in the punishing heat, were rotting by the highway.
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Israel's multi-scale desalination plant Sorek is well on its way to providing sustainable methods for quenching the world's thirst.
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"A thirst trap can be as simple as a selfie," said Andrew Keller, 25, a creative strategist at Paper magazine.
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Most hail from Germany and the United States, and distillers like Mr. Wills have readily wrung profit from their thirst.
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Relatively low in alcohol and intensely refreshing, it embodies the French phrase vins de soif, or wines for quenching thirst.
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In Season 2, Waller-Bridge's Fleabag score used choral voices that'll give you wartime flashbacks to your Hot Priest thirst.
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There was a surge of thirst for the internet's newest crush, Noah Centineo (playing Lara Jean's love interest, Peter Kavinsky).
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"He could stay here until he died of thirst," Tucker thinks in the face of more than he can handle.
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But without Lake Bracciano to help quench the city's thirst, Ms. Raggi and the water utility are at a loss.
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Soccer's thirst for growth, for new worlds to conquer and markets to exploit, has forced it into countless grubby compromises.
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Which means that this magnificent old rose bush has not been getting enough water and has literally died of thirst.
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The extreme thirst for his admittedly hot but still very bad character even gave Badgley himself a slightly queasy feeling.
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Use a notebook to track changes in behavior — including appetite, thirst and sleeping patterns — and share it with your vet.
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There's always been something slightly derogatory about the way we speak of a thirst for wealth, fame, power or attention.
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Bill T. of Port Jefferson, N.Y., thought the idea of thirst quenchers was not exciting, and he had a suggestion.
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Quench your thirst for knowledge during this transit by researching new subjects so that you can ask the right questions.
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He is a maximalist in a shrunken time, a former thirst trap playing a man whose throat has grown dry.
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This is still not enough to slake Cambodia's growing thirst for cement, expected to reach five million tons this year.
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Additionally, since thirst can be mistaken for hunger, planning to drink throughout the day can help you avoid unnecessary snacking.
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Listen, sometimes when you tryna get a boo, you resort to a time honored courting tradition: posting a thirst trap.
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She's got the better part of both the money and the brains in her marriage - and the thirst for revenge.
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For example, will we die from heat stroke, Will the water sources dry up and the animals die of thirst?
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The artists appearing in Reims also shared a tangible thirst for social change, especially when it comes to gender equality.
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In the online era, making money off our thirst to see our favorite acts has become a frighteningly efficient process.
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It's beautiful and true, two disappointments propping each other up in the short term, while they thirst for a truer greatness.
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It's arguably not smart to write a book like this, given the intense thirst from the FBI to capture Anonymous leaders.
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"It's now clear that the #B_Team is not concerned with US interests—they despise diplomacy, and thirst for war," Zarif said.
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Young children and babies must be closely monitored, he emphasized, because they can't verbally express hunger or thirst like older patients.
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Users weighing-in on Twitter's announcement mostly seem to be happy about the option, so there's certainly some thirst for it.
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Listen and subscribe to Thirst Aid Kit on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, iHeartRadio, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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But here and now in 2018 — specifically post-Wakanda — a shift has occurred, and Jordan is having a Big Thirst Moment.
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Eyes still glowing with thirst for vengeance, Mr. Swenson's Javert met his end with soul shaken, but vocal resources firmly intact.
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We were performing our lust for this mutual thirst object, and there was no one to judge us, or question us.
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And that is because our current thirst for wholesomeness is pointed in a different direction than Ellen's much-lauded niceness is.
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I should've been happy with that, but my thirst for more beauty accolades kept me stuck-on-stupid for a while.
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But soon, there may not be enough coconuts in the Caribbean — our biggest source of the fruit — to quench our thirst.
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With beer intake declining, Forsyth said the thirst for soft drinks is growing and firms need to change their product mix.
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What's a venomous guy with no legs and a serious thirst got to do to get a beer in this town?
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Boyce also was a longtime advocate for the non-profit organization Thirst Project, which raises awareness about the global water crisis.
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I'll sometimes have some on summer days to quench my thirst, but that's pretty much where my relationship with soda ends.
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She is a bookworm with a thirst for knowledge who loves to write stories in the comfort of a woodland den.
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"This thirst trap Friday has been brought to you by the letters K and J. Thanks @kjapa," Ripa captioned the video.
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A thirst for new sounds and talent and an enthusiasm that could flatten out any obstacle put in front of him.
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Quay told me that I shouldn't frame all these drought projections as climate change condemning Arizonans to all die of thirst.
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A few months later I was out late, propelled by a thirst to belong, and I walked unsteadily into the bathroom.
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Check out our extensive tequila roundup to quench your thirst and wash down that last bite of seven-layer bean dip.
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Dozens have died of thirst in Niger's desert north in recent months, while hundreds of others have been rescued by authorities.
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As Kym, Hathaway is brash, needy, and self-loathing, giving her natural theater-kid thirst for attention a decidedly dark spin.
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But praise be, the setters of thirst traps, "models," meme makers, joke peddlers, and FitSpo providers, now have their prayers answered.
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JH: With much of the action taking place in a Paris strip club, Thirst Street features plenty of moving, writhing bodies.
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You wake up in the morning, you've got a thirst for #numbers that's cranking on your soul like a drug addiction.
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However, I had a huge thirst to be free of all organizations and to be myself, which gave me great strength.
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Baker first portrayed the... Gadget Thirst Trap rounds up the weirdest gadgets of the week that made us thirsty for more.
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Driven by Joe's thirst for power, the Kennedys have as much in common with a mafia family as a political dynasty.
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As clunky as the execution may be, is this just serving some thirst to see normal, regular humans on the screen?
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While we all wait for Thrones' heralded comeback, fans can quench their Westeros thirst with all of these musings and more.
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Still, the entrepreneurial spirit is alive, which some interpret as a thirst for the self-determination Puerto Rico has never had.
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They also said HSBC looked the other way when encountering signs of fraud, to help sate its "unquenchable thirst" for fees.
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To be addicted to a substance is to feel a sensation as boring, all-consuming, and impossible to describe as thirst.
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"Avenatti's actions are mainly driven by his seemingly unquenchable thirst for publicity," the filing said, alleging that Avenatti "routinely denigrates" Cohen.
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That's because most combat sports fans have a thirst for big hits and knockouts, and boo safety-first fighters like Farmer.
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The head of the International Paralympic Committee, Philip Craven, on Sunday decried Russia's "thirst for glory" and "medals over morals" mentality.
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Is the capacity for art and a thirst for unnecessary knowledge the thing that keeps this sub sub sub brain alive?
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Romantic love is just like hunger and thirst, because the "parts of the brain" that "orchestrate" them all hang out together!
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Apparently, older folks are also quenching their thirst with the tasty album, or so it seems from a viral YouTube video.
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It might as well come from another planet; with the twist of a wrist, Angelenos can readily relieve their unquenchable thirst.
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Where is the line between thirst-trap pics and ones that contribute to a community that encourages growth in the practice?
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I've been out on the tractor all morning drilling carrots and, by golly, I've worked up quite the thirst over here.
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We always assumed technology and the naked transparency of social media would feed people's taste for freedom and thirst for democracy.
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He finished a thesis—ultimately rejected by Oxford—on value theory, while slaking his sexual thirst in pre-Great War Berlin.
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Thirsty Thursday is a weekly pseudo-holiday that lends itself to two things: hitting up happy hour and posting thirst traps.
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Similarly, artisanally produced, thirst-quenching wines, sometimes called by the French phrase vins de soif, are made to offer immediate pleasure.
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That same year, several of his friends signed up for the green card lottery, and their thirst for opportunity was contagious.
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Universal thirst for instant "Game of Thrones" feedback ensured that these were quickly disseminated by and to a more diverse audience.
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Like Trump's election, the vote to leave the European Union was a symptom of a thirst for disruption at any cost.
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His thirst for understanding can never be satisfied: Each moment of knowing gives rise to a new moment of not-knowing.
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If the zombie apocalypse actually does happen, will I die of thirst because I threw away that half-empty water bottle?
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It could be people like Denbo, Jeter said, who share his thirst for competition and commitment to playing the game right.
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This thirst for parking translates to a loss of precious green space, making the outer-borough streets hotter in the summer.
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Bodies ache, thirst goes unquenched and through it all the old man and the boy cling to their nearly wordless companionship.
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" Yet he came to realize that "getting too deeply into statistics is like trying to quench a thirst with salt water.
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But there is a different road for you, because you are smart, you read well, you have a thirst for learning.
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If that number proves too few to meet the unquenchable thirst, I devoted an entire column to 20 rosés last summer.
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Winter fasts are considered easier — the days are shorter, and usually colder, meaning less thirst — while summer fasts are more taxing.
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They murdered millions in religious wars...We can show mercy to those Muslim believers who are dying of hunger or thirst.
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But an industry that has come to rely on Asia's booming thirst for oil could soon be scratching around for growth.
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The poorest of that multitude suffer grievously from heat and thirst, but all are waiting for the monsoon to bring relief.
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The fun, unifying power of thirst is that it defies any strict gender or sexuality binaries, so who the hell cares!
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Lovato declared herself a Bachelor superfan through her thirst for contestant Mike Johnson (whom she's reportedly hanging out with *eyes emoji*).
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The next day, he had a fever, nausea and was "dying of thirst — like beyond being in the desert," he said.
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The poorest of that multitude suffer grievously from heat and thirst, but all are waiting for the monsoon to bring relief.
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I'm talking about wonderful, thirst-quenching, conversation-inducing beers, the type that you can drink a lot of almost without noticing.
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But unlike the other shows that have been collapsed under the internet's thirst for nostalgia, Gilmore Girls remains worth re-watching.
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It stains your mouth a rainbow of artificial colors and slakes your thirst for syrupy sweetness on a sweaty-ass day.
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Noisey: So in between Thirst 48 and this project that's coming out, you said you lost one of your close friends.
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Various Instant Pot enthusiasts have amassed their own online followings with a seemingly never-ending thirst for Instant Pot recipes and tips.
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These giant sponsored tents we know today replaced smaller stands in 1896, which were there so festival-goers could quench their thirst.
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On February 13, you might find that a shared philosophy, love of travel, or thirst for knowledge boosts positivity in your partnerships.
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As for her feelings about Quentin, Debra's adamant his movie will just end up glorifying Manson ... given Quentin's thirst for eroticizing murders.
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Sugar also pulls water from tissues, "so the person becomes very dehydrated and that triggers excessive thirst throughout the day," she says.
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Meduza is here to quench your Russian Hacker Thirst with a spy thriller–esque feature about how the country's hacker recruitment began.
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In fiery Sagittarius, Jupiter bestows you with foresight, zeal, curiosity, and a thirst for life that means others have trouble keeping up.
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You thirst for knowledge is not just for the advancement of humanity, but for the sake of understanding the laws of nature.
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Here's why: Last April, Saturn was residing in Sagittarius, a fire sign known for its sense of adventure and thirst for variety.
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The YouTube channel has even uploaded a behind the scenes photo slideshow here, if your performing pensioner thirst hasn't quite been quenched.
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Elisabeth Higgins O'Connor's "blame/thirst" and "lullaby lament" (both from 2017) are monumental and mystifying interpretations of the well-worn golem mythos.
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Occidental's massively oversubscribed $13bn bond offering on August 6th shows fixed-income investors' thirst for yield rather than an appetite for shale.
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In some cases, these posts were musical thirst traps — we wanted a particular person (usually a crush) to read, understand, and respond.
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One way Marvel has tried to slake fan thirst in intervening years is expanding their offerings into another medium: live-action events.
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Negan, on the other hand, is portrayed as a pure sociopath, with nothing beyond his tired greaser schtick and thirst for power.
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Though we often think of lakes as permanent landmarks, global warming, irrigation, and our constant thirst threaten these resources around the world.
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It's now been a week since Black Panther blasted its way onto our screens, and thirst levels are officially off the charts.
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Age can be a factor as well: The body's ability to conserve water, and its sensation for thirst, both decline over time.
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But as we learn in the film, she was passed over once her ambition for conquest outstretched Odin's own thirst for power.
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We tried, um, quenching their thirst in other fluids: hot coffee, Samuel Adams Summer Ale, Cupcake Vineyards Prosecco, and finally Coca-Cola.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, responding to the sanctions said hawkish politicians close to Trump "despise diplomacy, and thirst for war".
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Then the cheese-makers get to work churning and cutting, transforming liquid to solid, from something thirst-quenching to something hunger-subsiding.
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This week, we stuck to our roots: big rounds, venture capital liquidity thirst, one IPO, two Vision Funds and three scooter jokes.
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Climate refugees People affected by climate change will not stay put as their children drown or die of heat stroke or thirst.
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This isn't thirst-trap Instagram, with bums angled at phone cameras in selfies to ultimately lead to some free tickets to Lovebox.
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But the overhaul could take decades to come good, he added, despite a growing thirst for land deals in fast-growing India.
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" RELATED: How Trump awakened a feminist revolution in America In April, the world's thirst for new Beyoncé music was quenched with "Lemonade.
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If you've ever felt alone in your unquenchable thirst for blood, give My Favorite Murder a listen and make two new friends.
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But underneath the primitive thirst for delight and pleasure in his works, I think he is deeply engaged in some philosophical questions.
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Jen Selter brings out the thirst in all of us -- which is fitting ... 'cause it looks like she's a little thirsty herself.
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But in 1988 the word "arsonist" had received significantly less airtime, and a political thirst for mandatory internment was yet to emerge.
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For decades, we have been told it would one day turn oceans of salt water into fresh and quench the world's thirst.
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This thirst for knowledge allowed him to get exposed to a variety of subjects he had never necessarily learned about in school.
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In fact, most did the opposite, creating additional distractions by alerting me of unimportant things and by their thirst for regular charging.
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Once again, the group cited a weaker-than-expected thirst for oil from investors in the first three months of the year.
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The islands are a peaceful backdrop, but you don't need to worry about hunger or thirst, warmth or shelter, predators or prey.
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After some time on The Stanford Daily covering the entrepreneurship beat, they realized journalism wasn't going to quench their thirst for innovation.
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In the comments on these alternative thirst traps lie a parade of heart-eye emojis and watery squirts meant to symbolize ejaculation.
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She ignored her thirst for a long time, until her throat felt stuffed with cotton and the little girl wouldn't stop complaining.
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"If giving water to someone dying of thirst is illegal, what humanity is left in the law of this country?" she continued.
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A person's thirst to control his or her own destiny will never be quenched by an angry tyrant or the secret police.
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While "24" quenched a thirst for post-9/11 revenge, "Designated Survivor" understands that terrorism is an unyielding part of global life.
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After quenching their thirst, the cows rested and ruminated peacefully in a shady copse or on the slope, out of the sun.
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In their final three days, their doctors reported, 14 percent suffered pain, and smaller percentages experienced fatigue, impaired cognition, thirst or delirium.
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Since 1999, more than 2,19703 people have died in the Arizona deserts, often from exhaustion or thirst, according to the Tucson Samaritans.
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Soon after, the garrulous bloodsucking theologian drains a few victims, but his thirst remains largely quiescent for the rest of the book.
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I'd eat only Trump-brand foods, wear only Trump-brand clothing, quench my thirst only with delicious Trump Water or Trump Wine.
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It's oddly moreish and satisfying thirst-quenching on a hot summer's day in Moscow, which can reach temperatures of 30d degrees Celsius.
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After all, as the lyrics of "Helan går" wisely point out, "he who doesn't drink first shall never, ever quench his thirst."
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No matter how much you thirst for those right-swipes, though, sometimes you're just not appearing on enough stacks of potential matches.
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Disney canceled a "Descendants 3" red carpet event to honor Cameron ... opting instead to donate money in his name to Thirst Project.
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As Buenos Aires' original speakeasy, what do you think about the city's current thirst for themed saloons that pretend to be unlicensed?
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Bond funds, thriving this year on investors' thirst for safe yields, attracted $1.9 billion in their 14th straight week of new cash.
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So instead of being able to accommodate America's vast thirst for oil at the time, they had to import oil from elsewhere.
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The hosts of "Nancy," WNYC's queer podcast, went on "Thirst Aid Kit," the Buzzfeed pop-culture podcast, and it is a delight.
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What's interesting in America now is that there's such a thirst for new work, definitely more than when I first started working.
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The coronavirus pandemic has caused global travel to collapse, eating into the world's once-insatiable thirst for oil, which powers the economy.
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But when you have an insatiable thirst for monetizing the plight of the medically afflicted, a few Chattanooga drugstores simply won't suffice.
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The concept is a no-brainer: satisfy Americans' seemingly insatiable thirst for political analysis from ready-made political stars with inside perspectives.
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The technology's thirst for electricity has been a flashpoint of intense criticism from detractors who see it as not being environmentally sustainable.
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Of a celebrity candidate, known for her big-hearted optimism, taking on a reality-show president defined by his thirst for combat.
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Instead, it slakes our thirst for narratives that remind us that humanity will have a distant future, in whatever form it takes.
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You hunger, you thirst, you long for sex, you engage with family members and community members that you'd otherwise avoid and disown.
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Next day, the heat was just as intense, and we developed huge thirst but soon had nothing in the car to drink.
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Today news of death from cholera or thirst even from areas without roads is shared on Somali social media within the day.
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Sales surged 50% last year, buoyed by the apparently unquenchable thirst for spiked seltzers such as White Claw, Truly and Bon & Viv.
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" The newspaper said Hatch earned the title based on "his utter lack of integrity that rises from his unquenchable thirst for power.
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Weekends are always the best time for a good thirst trap party, and this new one is a blast from the past.
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But it's also true that our quenchless thirst for startup villains leads to exaggerated extrapolation, even when errors are acknowledged and addressed.
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Their names alone — Brouilly, Côte de Brouilly, Chénas, Chiroubles, Fleurie, Juliénas, Morgon, Moulin-à-Vent, Régnié and St.-Amour — inspire mouthwatering thirst.
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From her days as a university student in the north, she knows well the thirst among young educated women for new conversations.
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Another treatable cause of increased thirst and urination in older dogs, especially large female dogs, is Cushing's syndrome, an adrenal gland disorder.
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Prosecutors say users have an increasing thirst for combinations of heroin and fentanyl, which they refer to as "fire" for its power.
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Maybe it has something to do with the things we thirst for — things like approval, attention, affection, recognition; all the interdependent needs.
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Hunger, for instance, is described as a presence, a motivating fire in the belly, but thirst is derided as a girly lack.
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In a career that's careened from real estate to reality TV to politics, there's been one constant: a thirst for more attention.
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The internet's latest thirst object is no other than Kumail Nanjiani, and after his latest Insta share, he's getting the star treatment.
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The high-wasted pants aficionado released his second album, Fine Line today, and the internet is besides itself with joy...and thirst.
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Sanders also targets the telecom and media industry's relentless thirst for consolidation, most recently exemplified by the controversial T-Mobile Sprint merger.
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Slaking China's thirst on a national scale brings problems, though, for a country where water is becoming ever scarcer, and more polluted.
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There is a real thirst amongst the vast majority of people — those who are not activists or extremists — for someone like Biden.
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Gin Mare, produced in Spain — a country with a great thirst for gin and tonics — makes its own tonic water, called 1724.
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Still, with 2019 coming to a close ... it looks like Kylie Jenner's not the only one getting in one last thirst trap.
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The ISS is also a symbol of our thirst for exploration, and it has inspired millions of students to pursue STEM careers.
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I believe that being open-minded and having a true thirst for knowledge helps us see around corners and create the future.
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The Trump tax cuts have caused trillion-dollar deficits, which means the government has a huge and constant thirst for free cash.
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Relatives said they were told Mr. Martinez had died of thirst in South Texas after the coyote abandoned him and other migrants.
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Most of us know that feeling of restlessness, the need to fly somewhere (anywhere, really) to quench our thirst for exciting adventures.
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To date, every song on Game Over is in Spotify's Top 100, proving there is a thirst for this menage a trois.
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As the room began to fill, I felt the hormonal thirst of a thousand yung EDM thots about to erupt like a volcano.
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It has everything: a melodramatic two-way mirror reveal (err, "Ruveal"), insatiable thirst for revenge, and a Rihanna lip sync for the ages.
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And it's important to be aware of this common symptom, because sometimes excessive thirst can be a sign of an underlying health condition.
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The first two stanzas: I need a butt-shine, Right now You are holy, Oh, sacred Cow I thirst for you, Provide Milk.
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We have a Q&A with our local reps, but I am dying of thirst and only thinking about lunch at this point.
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Facebook's unquenchable thirst for personal information is often interpreted as sinister or malicious in nature — a frame that feels a bit too convenient.
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When we post thirst tweets, we're performing queerness in the public space for our queer followers, but also for straight people to see.
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As you know ... Beyonce went full thirst trap to promote the clothing line ... but mama's way more modest with Blue Ivy in tow.
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In the obituary published by Koch Industries, Charles recalled his younger brother as having an "insatiable thirst for knowledge" — just like their father.
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But as Angela Merkel's long reign as chancellor draws to a close, Mr Merz's gambit has exposed the party's thirst for political novelty.
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And while we typically quench our thirst with simple tap or filtered water, where's the fun (or the massive exit potential) in that?
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In victory, his thirst for revenge abates, his fear of foreigners diminishes, his imagination for what he and his presidency can be enlarges.
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According to a study from the Monell Chemical Senses Center, cold and carbonated beverages actually do a better job of quenching your thirst.
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"What's common to all the heroines is their thirst for life, their desire to break through conventions and ability to inspire," Gorle says.
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While you might see these polls as a banal tool your friends uses to justify a blatant thirst trap, I see something else.
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We're both of clutching glasses of water—Bez for thirst-slaking, me for dear life—in the bar of Manchester's palatial Hotel Gotham.
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Common Wealth is only the latest think-tank to have sprung up to cater to the thirst for new ideas on the left.
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My wonderful parents didn't mind at all, and they're already setting up their own account to fuel their insatiable Grace and Frankie thirst.
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When Fidesz took office in 2010 it was driven by a roughly equal blend of ideology and thirst for power, says Mr Martin.
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A quick jaunt through the Google Doodle archives will allow you to do all of this and more to quench your gaming thirst.
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After all, Microsoft's mid-2000s bid to sink the iPod with an MP3 player of its own was notable for its immense thirst.
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Despite the pivot to China, certain countries have resisted its dominion, wary of China's thirst for raw materials and its lax environmental standards.
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"Let's face it: As society goes to a more PC culture, the thirst for combat sports has gotten more violent," says Malignaggi, 38.
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When it's done right it's like a giant latke, fluffy on the inside with a crispy exterior, oozing oil and thirst-inducingly salty.
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Given the start-up's plans for growth, David Wu, partner at Maveron, questioned whose thirst Nth Degree's target customer is trying to quench.
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Having an eternal thirst for commemoration and remembrance, the 19th century was influenced by the Victorian obsession with spirituality and early photographic techniques.
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It also seems to have set an internet record for thirst, as thousands and thousands of people look at Elastigirl and go, damn.
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So, for those of you mourning the loss of Bill Compton and Edward Cullen, watch these movies to sate your thirst for vampires.
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The thirst has led to some funny (yet ultimately useless) videos, like the 116 layers of nailpolish one vlogger spent all day applying.
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"As this Court has probably already surmised, Mr. Avenatti's actions are mainly driven by his seemingly unquenchable thirst for publicity," the motion said.
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Apple's insatiable thirst for thinner, which we can see across the iPhone and Mac, appears to have finally caught up with the company.
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But the President's curious tactics, and perishing thirst for some deal, any deal, shouldn't obscure the quietly efficient work of his partisan opponents.
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If you were looking for a rap song that could slake your thirst for more Making a Murderer-related media, look no further.
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There was a thirst for a Pokémon game that wildly exceeded expectations, probably even more than Niantic, the creators of Pokémon Go, anticipated.
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Make 'em work up a thirst and pay their money over the bar, but not excite them too much that they'd kick off.
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Taken as a whole, Willett said, the pitcher recommendations should come as a wake up call for anyone looking to quench their thirst.
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Wells, hopping behind the bar to help Jorge the bartender keep up with the insatiable thirst of the lovelorn weirdos on Paradise island.
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Even though the Chinese have little appetite for political change, they have a huge thirst for security, transparency and the rule of law.
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" He also called out Steve Bannon's thirst for media attention, saying, "I'm not Steve Bannon, I'm not trying to suck my own cock.
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While many of these pills went to legitimate patients, millions more were showered on troubled communities with a voracious thirst for pain relief.
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Instead, they've been quenching their thirst with hard seltzer — the "drink of the summer," according to Sheila Marikar for The New York Times.
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Stripped of their citizenship, they became stateless internees, separated from each other in different camps, where many died of cold, hunger, and thirst.
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Her thirst for power persuaded her to continuously lie and break the rules — and it may finally be come back to haunt her.
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Following the Red Wedding, she's consumed by a thirst for vengeance, and kills any Frey, Bolton or Lannister she comes across as payback.
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Drinking when you are thirsty is not "too late," because the thirst mechanism is hardwired into the nervous system to protect against scarcity.
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Her thirst for discovering more of the world always ensured she made the most of every second of her action-packed young life.
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"Thirst and hunger aren't going to change anytime soon," she said, and neither is the pair-bonding instinct we recognize as romantic love.
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Dad Content is my favorite type of content (apart from possibly Thirst Content) so I am delighted to be bringing you some today!
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Drinking plenty of water—including before, during, and after your run—helps, since you can sometimes mistake thirst for hunger, Rumsey points out.
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Any old McDonald's will do, boxing star Danny Garcia tells TMZ Sports -- 'cause ladies tryna quench their thirst ain't only at the club.
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Another question is whether the world—Syrians especially—could set their thirst for justice aside and accept Assad's retirement to a comfortable estate.
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Siroker added that this acquisition was partly a response to "market forces," specifically "this thirst and this hunger" for experimentation from larger companies.
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It was this thirst for knowledge of both myself and the deeper mysteries of the world, unimpeded by others' dogmas, that drove me.
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I watched this documentary series on Netflix where American serial killers were interviewed about their thirst for blood and their urge to kill.
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But Mr. Abiy knows his country is overwhelmingly young, with a median age of 18 and a thirst for economic and political freedom.
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Konnichiwa may have dropped less than a month ago but if you were itching for more Skepta then this should satiate your thirst.
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But they got the real thing, sharing a "proper drink" with the second coming of our Father in Thirst, Horny be thy Name.
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The body also tracks the presence of water in the gut, and when it becomes clear that water is not arriving, thirst returns.
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This rainfall pattern helps sustain agriculture throughout Brazil and top up reservoirs that hydrate major cities, feeding and quenching the thirst of millions.
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But we have a president who gleefully flaunts his instability and thirst for disorder every day, so these stories are very old news.
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Plastic drinking bottles are another leading source, so quenching your thirst at a water fountain or with a reusable water bottle also helps.
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As France's museums face austerity-driven cutbacks and struggle to satisfy a public thirst for contemporary art, private money is becoming increasingly important.
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Cows are practically dying of thirst in Switzerland, fires are gobbling up timber in Sweden, the majestic Dachstein glacier is melting in Austria.
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There may be something else at work, too: This new breed of quarterback seems to thirst for the limelight and bursts with competitiveness.
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The Pour These five new volumes investigate some of the most basic issues raised by wine, while posing new questions and inspiring thirst.
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Most had prepped together, gone to college together, joined up out of a sense of noblesse oblige but also a thirst for adventure.
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For example, feelings can express states of our physiology by letting us experience thirst and hunger and satiety and pain and well-being.
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Sagittariuses have an endless curiosity about the world around them, and a thirst for knowledge and understanding of the ways of the world.
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Meanwhile, one look at his Twitter account is enough to show that victory has done nothing to slake his thirst for ego gratification.
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