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He "read voraciously," Grappo said, played the organ and lute.
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Warren Buffett reads voraciously, which is a habit linked to success.
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Put simply: the lies flow quickly and voraciously around the globe.
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He read voraciously and usually had a lot on his mind.
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When left in solitude, he said, he banished loneliness by reading, voraciously.
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In his native Pakistan, the news media voraciously covered the short film.
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She was voraciously curious, madly energetic, and devoted to writing and books.
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As a child, she read voraciously and wanted to become a writer.
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Spurred by this experience, De began to paint on with his device voraciously.
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Nguyen, who was still voraciously scanning news about open internet proceedings, took notice.
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I just happen to enjoy and consume it voraciously, much like junk food.
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We lament and condemn this phenomenon even as we voraciously engage in it.
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Again, as a reader, and I read voraciously, it's all in my phone.
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I read and reread voraciously — particularly the Betsy-Tacy series by Maud Hart Lovelace.
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The toothless carp fish – which are plant eaters – voraciously feast on dead human skin.
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I never read much fiction as a teenager, but consumed popular physics books voraciously.
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And when their populations explode, they voraciously devour and devastate the surrounding marine environment.
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He read voraciously, and boasted of owning a library of some quarter million volumes.
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Remembering a lecture Dr. Lumeng had given about voraciously hungry babies, she emailed her.
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I read voraciously on the subject and later took women's studies classes throughout college.
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"The habit of the last 15 years of buying voraciously is finito," Schiff said.
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He voraciously reads fiction, often seeking out books with an eye toward filming them.
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Bill Gates reads, a lot Both Buffett and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates read voraciously.
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Bowien is a voraciously cosmopolitan cook, who snatches influences the way he raids the pantry.
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They have voraciously worked together to deny independent and third-party candidates' access to debates.
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But Republicans attacked as quickly and voraciously as a cougar whose dinner has been threatened.
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An excellent book, regardless of genre, transports one, and sparks the urge to read voraciously.
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Trump has voraciously consumed news coverage about Mulvaney and has become more agitated, the source added.
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I've been exploring it voraciously for the last 15 years through my work as a journalist.
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She read voraciously and dreamt of traveling to San Francisco, like her favorite detective character had.
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Cornell, too, was a shadow of a man who read voraciously and disappeared into his books.
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Still, she was spellbound by art: She read about it voraciously, and began writing about it.
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So remarks from a president — especially a president who tweets and consumes news so voraciously — were expected.
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Viewers are voraciously consuming online video but they are increasingly using ad-blocking software to skip ads.
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That's what my group did, since by that point we were all voraciously hungry for crustacean meat.
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I do read voraciously on my smartphone, largely because reading is a big part of my job.
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This bread will stay moist for a day or two, but is best eaten quickly and voraciously.
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As usual, Atwood researched her subject voraciously, and this time she was further enabled by the Internet.
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Edie, as family and friends called her, read voraciously and was an excellent student in public schools.
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Mr. Kinoshita sat quietly in a corner, eating voraciously and drinking from the best bottle of whiskey.
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She devoured these growing up — so voraciously, she said, that his physicality must have infiltrated her own.
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A pot of water and washed jasmine rice is set over a burner until it bubbles voraciously.
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Throughout his journey, he was reading voraciously and borrowing ideas from those who had already achieved success.
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We're seeking knowledge voraciously because this universe, and the complexity it can unfold into, enriches our game.
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The very energy drink you are voraciously slugging down may not be what you think it is.
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For years, China voraciously gobbled up all manner of metals, crops and fuels as its economy rapidly expanded.
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They obviously have unbelievable reach to audiences that care voraciously about their favorite teams, their favorite story lines.
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Carrie wrote and read voraciously — she was always scribbling things down and had multiple notebooks on the go.
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Swallowtail caterpillars are quite interesting in their own right, feeding voraciously until they reach about two inches long.
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Free moneyIt's no secret that central banks around the world have been voraciously trying to stimulate their economies.
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Here at Washington Post Food and our newer destination, Voraciously, we're committed to cooking, now more than ever.
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I watch my kids now and how they voraciously and joyfully inhale books and it makes me jealous.
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The supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy, Sagittarius A*, is behaving strangely and eating voraciously.
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I have voraciously read endless pro and con scenarios about artificial intelligence since first writing about it years ago.
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For the past couple of decades, the art collector Philippe Méaille has been voraciously acquiring works by Art & Language.
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"They have unbelievable reach to audiences that care voraciously about their favorite teams, their favorite story lines," he added.
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Shane, an east coast native and self-described introvert, has been voraciously reading and writing since she was young.
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Until the news cycle moved on, the public largely stopped paying attention, and publications stopped voraciously covering the crisis.
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He lives with his family in Arizona and voraciously follows his favorite football teams, U.S.C. and the Philadelphia Eagles.
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HARRIS I grew up reading plays, and I read a lot of them voraciously — I read all the classics.
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She ate voraciously and showed signs of having a placid temperament that was at odds with her sad situation.
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Tuymans steps up to the bar, and this feels like a kaleidoscopic tour of Ensor's clearly voraciously imaginative brain.
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Like the rats Nancy is investigating, the Mind Flayer's newly possessed victims are voraciously eating fertilizer and other chemical substances.
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I dated voraciously to demystify what I valued in a potential girlfriend now that qualities weren't tied to gendered expectations.
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When we launched Voraciously two years ago, it was precisely this type of home cook that we had in mind.
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Living largely in England until being evacuated to Canada during World War II, the shy young Mr. Calder read voraciously.
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In the year I've been writing this column, and voraciously reading articles about digital privacy, an unsettling theme has emerged.
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Ahmad, a masters student in economics when he was detained, read voraciously and dreamed of a better Syria, says Khouloud.
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Though I read voraciously in good times and bad, it soon became clear that not just any book would do.
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Go classic vanilla, add chai spices as pictured above and definitely read the Voraciously guide to ice cream for inspiration.
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Younger Koreans raised in America rely on English-language media, while older generations voraciously consume news directly from South Korean sources.
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Trump's frustration with impeachment echoes that of former President Bill Clinton, who also voraciously followed the news about his political plight.
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From the first day in Ward 17, I read voraciously about PTSD or war and its impact on soldiers, reporters or civilians.
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Fake news skewed almost entirely pro-Trump, and was consumed most voraciously by the most politically conservative Americans, according to the researchers.
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Mr. Rollins, who once said he considered himself "a city kid in a country body," drew and read voraciously as a child.
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But he had a fearsome intellect, read voraciously and developed a command of such subjects as American history, numismatics — and U.F.O. investigations.
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Profoundly deaf and autistic, he refused to learn language when he was sent away to school, yet he was resourcefully, voraciously creative.
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More from Voraciously: For Sweetgreen, 2020 is the year kelp becomes cool Caffeine has been a boon for civilization, Michael Pollan says.
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When the pair decided to start thinking about a wearable device that would help them manage stress, Levinson started reading research papers voraciously.
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When Mitchell was fed, Dillon said, he ate voraciously, often using the same hands he used to smear his feces on the window.
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He drew constantly, read voraciously and lavished a designer's eye on his own persona, which was as sturdy as his high-collared shirts.
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That's because romance fans go through books so voraciously that before the company restricted the genre, they essentially made Scribd's business model insupportable.
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It's possible to read this book voraciously, in long, luxurious gulps, but you don't necessarily do it to find out what happens next.
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Ms. Lucas was, in her own words, "a shy, reserved kid" who read voraciously and seems to have gradually discovered her own gregariousness.
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More from Voraciously: 'Veganuary' wants to be your new food resolution for 2020 — and beyond Who makes the best store-bought hummus around?
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In fact, in the age of social media, news about the royal family is consumed more voraciously, and on an even wider scale.
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In his spare time, he meets with experts, reads books voraciously and speaks about the future of human life, technology and the environment.
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She began writing stories as a child, up in a tree or in bed with her knees drawn up, and she read voraciously.
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In this respect, Tuymans absolutely steps up to the bar, and it feels like a kaleidoscopic tour of Ensor's clearly voraciously imaginative brain.
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Moore has spoken out voraciously against Trump for months, encouraging the president's detractors to "put [their] bodies on the line" to stop his policies.
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Just as voraciously, Ms. Cooper Cafritz collected people, encircling herself with politicians, artists, celebrities, potential donors for her many causes and, most particularly, children.
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Salvinia has a predator: a weevil that feeds voraciously upon its leaves and tubers and which, we learn, may be beginning to turn the tide.
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There, to stave off isolation, he read voraciously and lost himself in the verdant countryside — an experience that would seed his lifelong passion for Wordsworth.
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More from Voraciously: How to use gluten-free flour blends in your everyday baking Now is the ideal time to learn to make sourdough bread.
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They don't hope to score goals: they voraciously pursue them, and have the skills and the instincts to take advantage of even the slightest openings.
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The consummate writer who treasured the written word, whether her own, her students, or others, she read voraciously and was most at home when writing.
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If you cook with us here at Voraciously, you know that preparing meals from a well-stocked pantry and freezer is something we've long embraced.
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He began voraciously reading the Quran every night before turning the lights out, just like he had read verses from the Bible as a boy.
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Two sources from Kattankudy's Muslim leadership said Zahran voraciously read Wahhabi texts from Aliyar's center, but that the men were not known to be close.
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Musk's winding path to success all started in South Africa, when a young Musk started voraciously reading sci-fi books and building his own video games.
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Here's a sampling of her recipes: Classic Chocolate Chip Cookies Sticky Pecan Rolls More from Voraciously: A note from the Food editor: We're in this together.
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Before all of this, my main contributions to American politics were voting, voraciously reading American history and Austrian economic theory and irritating liberals at dinner parties.
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Tamaela reads voraciously, finding it the best way to seek calm on the rocky ride of the tour on which she remains a somewhat reluctant passenger.
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More from Voraciously: So long, Thomas's: These no-knead English muffins are the ones to beat A note from the Food editor: We're in this together.
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Being with Lewis on the bridge, listening to him talk, learning from him, is something every single person on that pilgrimage voraciously tried to eat up.
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More from Voraciously: Hot buffalo chicken dip is the unapologetic and nostalgic dish your party guests deserve What's the best jarred salsa for your next party?
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In season 2, Offred is hiding out in the Boston Globe building; she passed two months of hiding by voraciously reading through old issues of the newspaper.
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He explores the zoo voraciously, padding along every branch of the path, as thorough and explicit in mapping it out as he is in playing with Lego.
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The self-made millionaire, who emigrated from former Yugoslavia to North America, learned the art of marketing and selling in part from reading voraciously on the subject.
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If you don't have the money, read voraciously and discriminately about technique (still, lifting without learning how from a trusted and experienced person is a bodily gamble).
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The success of those two companies has set up a feeding frenzy among investors who are voraciously scarfing up vegetarian food companies to add to their portfolios.
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More from Voraciously: Brett Kavanaugh added pizza to the Supreme Court cafeteria, but these don't pass the bar What's the best jarred salsa for your next party?
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"Zami: A New Spelling of My Name," Audre Lorde I read this in my early 20s when I was voraciously devouring autobiographical books about lesbians and gay men.
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Maybe you could pass the hours crawling into an ATM and striking back at the man by voraciously devouring all the money inside, much like this hero rat.
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Here, the birds find easy pickings and voraciously eat just about any part of the plants that remain — from roots to shoots, from flowers to seeds to stems.
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The ugliness is especially visible in these 'viral' moments when other people's lives are snatched and consumed voraciously on the hoof — as yet more content for rapacious feeds.
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Since then, he's approached rave culture voraciously, filling his sets and productions with sounds from across the long tail of dance music's history and boldly embracing its future.
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The NBA, on the other hand, is voraciously hungry for global expansion and is willing to dance with dictators in the name of spreading the gospel of basketball.
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More from Voraciously: The Happy Meal, a triumph of marketing blamed for childhood obesity, is turning 40 Is Pepsi's Bubly the new LaCroix, or just another cute can?
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Read more from Voraciously Wuhan's signature noodles become a symbol of solidarity amid the coronavirus outbreak One of the world's top chefs made light of assaulting a dishwasher.
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And conservative voices like The Wall Street Journal's editorial page and Fox News, which Trump voraciously consumes, are calling for Trump to fire Mueller or issue sweeping pardons.
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He networked voraciously, bought a property with 100% borrowed money (which he doesn&apost recommend), and leveraged the skill set he&aposd picked up at this former job.
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Although his youth was overshadowed by the war with Japan, he lived in a period of intellectual freedom and ferment and spent his days largely alone reading voraciously.
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Friends said he found his way to flying somewhat by accident, but once he did, he became an expert, reading voraciously about the subject and becoming a skilled mechanic.
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To keep their emotions in check, they carefully prepare for an assignment: building glossaries in advance, reading voraciously about the subject matter, and reviewing previous talks on the topic.
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For the unindoctrinated, the film stars Lara Jean (Lana Condor), a 16-year-old Korean-American student who daydreams, voraciously consumes romance novels, and has a crush on every boy.
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The other two hoodlums snatch up the scattered cookies and chomp them voraciously with their mouths open, spewing crumbs, so as to further annoy the tearful housewife at their feet.
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"The good news is that people continue to use Snapchat as voraciously as they have in the past," said Rich Greenfield, media and tech analyst at the research firm BTIG.
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Paperback Crush: The Totally Radical History of '80s and '90s Teen Fiction by Gabrielle Moss is a love letter to and analysis of the books that an entire generation read voraciously.
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At first market commentators blamed the moves on a rapid economic slowdown in China, and a collapse in prices of the commodities that the country consumed voraciously during its boom years.
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Perhaps nowhere is this rich legacy of Southern culture more voraciously celebrated than at Charleston's Gibbes Museum of Art, a prominent local institution whose permanent collection spans Colonial to contemporary work.
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Lions, sharks, and Schwarzenegger flicks are more likely to come to mind when you hear the word "predator," but certain bacteria are also fearsome hunters, voraciously consuming their fellow single-celled organisms.
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That understands how a person or a tree or a planet can be simultaneously burned out and voraciously alive; that gender can be a construct, and a spectrum, and a death sentence.
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More from Voraciously: Six pantry-friendly dinners that will save you time and money Here's what we stock our pantries with ahead of a snow day Canned tomatoes are pantry all-stars.
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"This is a community that voraciously defends its natural environment and we will not stand for this type of assault on our environment and animal life," Ventura Mayor Matt LaVere told CNN.
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And they provided Mr. Trump with a steady stream of fresh, anti-Clinton data points, which WikiLeaks fed out incrementally, creating a running story that the American news media voraciously seized upon.
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More from Voraciously The 10 greatest food scenes from holiday movies and what they really mean Veganuary wants to be your new food resolution for 2020 — and beyond Move over, White Claw?
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The more blue cells there were, the more voraciously they were chomping away the pink cells, the more evidence that the patient's inherently xenophobic immune system was rejecting the foreign, transplanted heart.
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Jenart told me that, with the original project focused on voraciously collecting all documents available, a number of documents that would be considered immoral, sexist, or otherwise problematic by today's standards are present.
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One game asks you to milk a cow's udder more efficiently than your opponent, while another makes players place a Joy-Con controller near their mouth and pretend to voraciously chomp on submarine sandwiches.
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He is voraciously completist, recording impressions of each journey, place, building and reading room, as well as every recoverable detail of each manuscript's creation, content and existence as a physical object through time and space.
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More from Voraciously: 5 kitchen resolutions that you can actually stick with in the new year How to make a thrifty, fast and tasty one-pot pasta any day of the week Slow cookers vs.
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Gorey has at times been labeled a recluse, but it seems more accurate to say that he was a loner who experienced the world by proxy, through the culture that he so voraciously consumed and produced.
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The torture and murder last week of a top election official and the deportation of two foreign Odinga advisers have fueled wild online conspiracy theories and "fake news" items consumed voraciously by Kenya's tech-savvy population.
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"There are many companies that can offer a better work-life balance, because they are larger and more mature or in industries that are not so voraciously competitive," Musk said in a company-wide email last week.
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But avid fans of RT will rate it enthusiastically, which means it will likely get high ratings, as will many arcane alt-right or alt-left sites known only to users who voraciously consume their fringe content.
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I was seeing art voraciously but without much context, and the Nauman show connected many dots — largely because so much work being done in the '90s seemed to follow closely in its wake, for better and worse.
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More from Voraciously: 6 hearty chili recipes to warm you up or feed a crowd this winter How to season your cast-iron skillet — and keep it seasoned What's the best jarred salsa for your next party?
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China's economy is no longer growing at breakneck speed, so the price of global resources and commodities it has consumed voraciously is falling sharply, deepening worries about world demand, growth and the risk of a pernicious deflationary cycle.
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I read all of them voraciously, and this was my favorite of the bunch: Mahoney is hilarious, and his unpretentious, conversational writing style was a breath of fresh air in the normally ponderous genre of family-building memoir.
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BEIJING — Whether read openly and voraciously or behind closed doors, celebrity gossip plays an integral role in the entertainment world, connecting stars and the big businesses that back them to an audience eager for the juiciest of details.
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More from Voraciously: Popeyes enters the absurdist phase of the chicken sandwich era with a Beyoncé-inspired take on 'fashion' Paris Hilton taught me how to make lasagna, and now she's my kitchen muse Move over, White Claw?
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The Indian media has in recent years voraciously reported cases of child rapes and other incidences of sexual violence against minors, but in most homes and schools, children are not given any type of sex education, say activists.
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" He also warns those employees not set to be axed that there are "many companies that can offer a better work-life balance, because they are larger and more mature or in industries that are not so voraciously competitive.
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Two years ago, Mr. Adams said that "gentrification'' was a term used to "demonize'' Brooklyn's evolution, a remark that suggested a lack of proper antipathy for the real-estate industry voraciously at the heart of the city's housing emergencies.
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"Ace in the Hole" decries journalistic malpractice, but it reserves plenty of contempt for the culture at large, which feeds off the story voraciously without thought to the human consequences Where to watch: Rent it on iTunes and Amazon.
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British authorities say Darren Osborne, who killed a man and injured nine when he drove a vehicle into a crowd of worshipers outside a London mosque last year, had voraciously read Robinson's propaganda in the weeks leading up to the attack.
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" He also warns the employees who are not set to be axed that there are "many companies that can offer a better work-life balance, because they are larger and more mature or in industries that are not so voraciously competitive.
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Reading was the lifeline that enabled Raymond Danowski to escape the smothering grip of a Bronx public housing project and an abusive father, so when Mr. Danowski grew older, both rhyme and reason prompted him to stockpile books of poetry voraciously.
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Walcott's poetry centers around his life in St. Lucia in the Caribbean, and with the complex colonialist legacy that created his world — but it contains multitudes, and it travels around the world as much as its voraciously erudite author did.
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"I just got really inspired and started this production company, started reading voraciously, calling everybody, and material — all of this is born out of a time of great artistic curiosity for me," Witherspoon said in a 2014 interview with IndieWire.
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The beauty of this medium is you can listen to it as a show when it's first released and voraciously consume it from a habitual standpoint, or, like I do and many people do with podcasts, you can listen to it very leisurely.
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While India's internet and smartphone penetration is growing incredibly fast, this does not directly translate either into users having the ability to buy voraciously like their Chinese counterparts or new companies able to deliver goods in a timely fashion to rural communities.
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Dalos is disabled; he works six hours a week as a dishwasher at a pizzeria but spends most of his time in his apartment, sitting in a reclining chair and drinking Diet Pepsi out of a 43-ounce plastic mug, voraciously consuming news.
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They are also feeding voraciously and spectacularly, circling high over the water, alert for the slightest flicker of fish, and then freezing in midair for a fraction of a second before dropping headfirst onto their targets, like missiles falling from a plane.
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"More than anyone I know, he represents the soul of fashion: restless, forward-looking and voraciously attentive to our changing culture," Anna Wintour, editor of American Vogue, said of Mr. Lagerfeld when presenting him with the Outstanding Achievement Award at the British Fashion Awards in 2015.
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He is a prodigy, voraciously bookish, who plays Bach al fresco on the guitar and then inside on the piano, in the manner of Liszt and of Busoni, with Oliver standing in the background, contrapposto, with the elegant tilt of a statue, drinking in the sound and the skill.
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The truth is, there is scarcely more diversity in fashion today than there was when Mr. Enninful was himself a model in the late 1980s, and indeed maybe less, as the London scene from which he emerged drew voraciously and promiscuously from the intermingled worlds of music, art and club culture as well as the narrower milieu of fashion.
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Hales Gallery, which has branches in London and New York, is offering a rare view of mixed-media drawings by Jeff Keen (1923-2012), a British maker of fast-paced underground films of juxtaposed imagery — today they would be considered visual mash-ups — who came from Brighton and whose art voraciously gobbled up its source material — found film footage, comic books, and more.
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Pickup artists: Our New New World columnist, Li Yuan, explores what the case of a young woman who attempted suicide reveals about a big business in China: teaching young men cruel and manipulative dating techniques borrowed from the U.S. Snapshot: Above, a diver with a net full of China's sea cucumbers, which are being consumed so voraciously that some species are depleted or endangered.
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READ MORE: Tommy Robinson is out of jail — and on Fox News His propaganda has been linked to at least one act of far-right terror in the UK. British authorities say Darren Osborne, who killed a man and injured nine when he drove a vehicle into a crowd of worshipers outside a London mosque last year, had voraciously read Robinson's anti-Islam material in the weeks leading up to the attack.
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Pickling is salvation — this was especially true before refrigeration, when we needed to eke out supplies to make it through the winter — a mantra newly embraced by chefs and diners across America, from the high-end, avant-garde Catbird Seat in Nashville to Gyst, a chicly low-key, self-proclaimed "fermentation bar" in Minneapolis, to the voraciously beloved Baroo, a tiny temple to the art of fermentation in an L.A. strip mall.
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Bored with the farm and Depression-era small-town life, teased for being a "sissy" and confused and ashamed about his sexual identity, the young Ashbery found escape routes wherever he could: reading voraciously, going to the movies, inventing magical kingdoms with a small group of kids he called the "Knight Club," and poring over a Life magazine feature on Dada and Surrealism he fell in love with as a 9-year-old.
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