We were promised flying cars, and all I got was a tummy ache.
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Replacing this legal framework will be another tummy ache for those negotiating Brexit.
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She's actually in our new music video for "Tummy Ache," two years later.
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A merger between Kraft and Heinz is turning into a giant tummy ache.
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Just reading about it is enough to inspire a tummy ache for some.
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I know something is wrong, as this is not my usual hangover tummy ache.
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But at a clinic just outside of Detroit, there was no treatment for a tummy ache.
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Like you either want to poop your pants immediately … or you just have the craziest tummy-ache.
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Previously, that meant heavily lifting from Michael Bay's school of constructing tummy-ache inducing chocolate sundaes of CGI explosions.
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What it tends to mean: "I have a tummy ache" or "Pay attention to me" The Noise: Series of meows
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J.P. "My stomach hurts/because it's hard to be a punk while wearing a skirt," Alex Luciano sings in "Tummy Ache," a surge of earnest aspiration laced with self-questioning from an album due April 7.
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Diet Cig is a duo — Ms. Luciano on guitar and vocals and Noah Bowman on drums — but the production of "Tummy Ache" breaks away from the bare-bones strum-and-thump of its gigs and past recordings.
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Aside from the widespread misinformation surrounding menstruation and PMS (no, guys, it's not just a tummy ache), tampon commercials regularly feature women dancing in pristine white dresses, biking up mountains and even jumping out of airplanes (which is great, if that's the sort of thing you usually do).
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After the cultivation worldwide of more than 85033 billion acres of genetically engineered crops (by more than 18 million farmers in 26 countries) and the consumption of more than 4 trillion servings of food containing genetically engineered ingredients in North America alone, there has not been a single documented ecosystem disruption or a single confirmed tummy ache.
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Traudl Junge, who became Hitler's secretary in 1942, reported that he "always avoided meat" but that his Austrian cook Kruemel sometimes added a little animal broth or fat to his meals. "Mostly the Fuehrer would notice the attempt at deception, would get very annoyed and then get tummy ache," Junge said. "At the end he would only let Kruemel cook him clear soup and mashed potato." In addition, Marlene von Exner, who became Hitler's dietitian in 1943, reportedly added bone marrow to his soups without his knowledge because she "despised" his vegetarian diet.
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He had a tummy ache the whole time (which is why he did not want to eat his breakfast that morning) and now the Man and the doctor finally noticed it when they took him to the x-ray. The doctor says that he at least knows it is clear exactly what is wrong with George. He then explains that since that is what is wrong with George, a small operation is needed to remove it. He reveals out that a tube is needed to take the puzzle piece out of George's stomach.
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After the x-ray is over, the x-ray picture shows the undigested puzzle piece lodged in George's stomach when he swallowed the piece the night before (after the doctor says that there must be something with the patient George which should not be). The doctor and the man look at the printed document from the x-ray and later discover the (unsuccessfully) eaten puzzle piece. The man (who looks at the picture and discovers the puzzle piece) says that it was the puzzle piece missing from their jigsaw puzzle and was why he and George were unable to finish the puzzle the night before (saying, "That must be the puzzle piece which was missing from our jigsaw puzzle yesterday!"). Now the Man finally knows that George had swallowed the puzzle piece all along (which is why George had a tummy ache all this time since morning).
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