See, Sigil will release as a megawad — a wad of .
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One had a wad of chewing tobacco in his mouth.
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Obama was at the ready with a wad of cash.
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He clutched a wad of Liberian dollars in his palm.
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But there's more on the line than a wad of cash.
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My stomach tightened up into a wad upon seeing this plea.
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You see Eddie hold a wad of cash ... presumably from scalping tickets.
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He'd have a wad of cash, and he'd leave me two dollars.
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He reached into his guitar and pulled out a wad of cash.
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Pack in a wad of Old Toby and blaze through these titles.
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Now Facebook was setting it down and handing it a wad of cash.
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He took out his wallet and handed me a wad of $100 bills.
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And, left with no choice, suffocates him using a wad of toilet paper.
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She says that the director left a wad of money for her before departing.
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An anti-corruption demonstrator holds a wad of fake money in London's Trafalgar Square.
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The mayor pulled a wad of bills from his pocket and handed him one.
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It is commonly steeped to make tea or chewed in a wad like tobacco.
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Behind the wheel, Taylor had a wad of snuff tobacco behind his bottom lip.
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While we talk, he kneads a wad of Patafix adhesive putty—to focus his energy.
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So he pulled out a wad of cash and gave the seller a $13,21 bonus.
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He allegedly kissed her and handed her a wad of cash, $200-300 she said.
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The women handed Osathanont a wad of baht, and left with a black shirt and dress.
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He handed me a wad of dollar bills and started putting the unit in his car.
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But instead of being shown bats he was offered a prostitute and a wad of cash.
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Suppose I take a wad of paper and drop it from a height of 4 meters.
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A wad of chewing gum had been stuck across a crack in a pane of glass.
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He hands her a wad of cash as she walks out the door — just like a customer.
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Available in four colors, it can securely hold up to three cards or a wad of cash.
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A tampon is a simple thing: a wad of cotton and string stuffed into a plastic tube.
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Or when she struggles, like a total doofus, to stuff a wad of explosives into somebody's mailbox?
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I pulled out a wad of Yemeni notes — about $15 worth — and pressed it into his hand.
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This he does first by flashing a wad of bills at Cara, his feckless son's English teacher.
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Watching near his team bench, Brady turned and hurled a wad of white tape to the ground.
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He posted a $20k cash bond and hid behind a wad of cash as he left jail.
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Flow found that many users were uncomfortable with having a wad of electronics shoved up their hoo hah.
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Or do you just call it a day and hand the bride and groom a wad of cash?
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Kodak ultimately posted a $20k cash bond and hid behind a wad of cash as he left jail.
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He pulled a wad of bills from his pocket and slapped some into her outstretched palm, then laughed.
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Post also recommends sending a check instead of a wad of bills, in case your envelope gets misplaced.
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At a Pakistani Army checkpoint, he slipped a wad of bills into his passport, and went through unquestioned.
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You wake up, swipe on your EOS lip balm, and pull a wad of Silly Bandz onto your wrists.
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Eight months into my freshman year, I woke up with my face pressed into a wad of paper towels.
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And like any friend or relative who doesn't want to just gift a wad of cash, you're probably stumped.
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Katzenmeyer remembered the morning Waylon walked into her classroom and left a wad of crumpled cash on her desk.
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Trump confirmed he carries cash in his back pocket before pulling out a wad of bills to show reporters.
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The man handed over a wad of small bills and demanded to be taken to his bed at once.
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Still, he feels as if he's parading around with a wad of toilet paper Velcroed to his heel. Naked.
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He'd keep a wad of crisp $100 bills in his pocket and promise one to anyone who delivered strong drama.
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Haag was essentially advertising what Farmer wanted to hide: that he was a rich yanqui with a wad of cash.
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Following him onto a bus, Armando takes an adjacent seat and signals his intentions by flourishing a wad of cash.
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Remarkable. Anyway, pepper is good on virtually everything so that lady can go chew on a wad of toilet paper.
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You'll still have to share a space (and a bathroom) with fellow travelers, but you'll save a wad of cash.
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Each bottle had a few centimetres of gelatinous cereal at the bottom, and was stoppered with a wad of cotton.
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Pulled in different directions, I gave in, and produced a wad of 1,000-franc notes in my sweat-covered palm.
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After a pause, he took out a wad of cash and proffered the equivalent of $60, which the seller firmly rejected.
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"He pulls out a wad … and grabs a $100 and he's like, 'Yeah, I won 90,000 of these yesterday,' " Owen recalled.
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He used credit cards, but the old man wouldn't leave the house without a wad of $100 bills befitting a mobster.
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Listen, just about anyone would faint if Adele so much as handed them a wad of chewing gum from her mouth.
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In the picture, a young man fanned a wad of British pounds, his thumb raised, while casually dragging on a cigarette.
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He said in an interview that he had once received $10,000 in a "wad of cash" for a trip to Europe.
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As the first days of January passed, I never bothered to go to an A.T.M. and withdraw a wad of cash.
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Carrying a wad of cash, the subcontractor jumped on a plane to Changbai, where she thought the group was being held.
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It featured dramatic camera angle swoops of her and her friends in lavish gowns with Mercedes-Benzes and a wad of cash.
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Instead of the typical olive branch and arrows, the parody seal shows the eagle clutching a wad of cash and golf clubs.
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It comes two years after the player, often photographed with a wad of tobacco in his right cheek, died at age 54.
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Columbus Short pissed off a judge with a wad of excuses for violating probation, and it got him a month behind bars.
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It shows a close-up of a hustler's hand clutching a wad of $100 dollar bills, diamond rings sparkling on his fingers.
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Packing a clutch then turns into a fun game of pick only two of three: tampons, lipstick, or a wad of cash.
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Who among us hasn't hidden our pad or tampon wrappers under a wad of toilet paper, lest we appear unattractive or messy?
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Cash is better than card Nowadays, we're more likely to have a wad of cards than cash (we wish) in our purse.
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Oh, also, Casa Diablo only gives out $2 bills, so everyone knows where you've been if you're packing a wad of those guys.
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Ignite a wad of gunpowder, for example, and the result is a chemical reaction generating heat, which represents a sudden accumulation of energy.
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In an Instagram Stories post, Rihanna, 30, kept the camera on herself as she held a wad of cash in her left hand.
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ITS A PETERMEN KANYE: but thats my story J petermen trundle up a wad of 20 dolar bills and toss it at Kanye.
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Next, Stutts shows off a wad of parachute "550 cord," which is a utility cord that is designed to hold as many pounds.
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Instead of selling ice pops and candy apples, he had a gun, a wad of money, a motorcycle, and a plethora of contacts.
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I walked out of there after my first day with a wad of cash and a total buzz over what I'd just done.
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It showed 18-year-old Gabrielle Canales from Long Island, New York, reaching into the driver's tip jar and taking a wad of cash.
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Reed furrowed his brow and ran his fingers along its ridges before tossing it back on the counter like a wad of chewing gum.
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That might not sound like a wad of cash, but if you get five drinks a week, every week, that's about $26 a year.
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When cops search the former defensive lineman ... they find a wad of cash and a small baggie of what they later say was heroin.
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Shaun James, who lived in the Extensions, often took part in the project's dice games and carried a wad of bills in his pocket.
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A woman is seen holding a wad of fake U.S. dollars in an overt criticism of elitist politicians and the capitalist values they represent.
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Priest plays good guy by handing the victim's friends a wad of cash and giving them the name of the best local trauma center.
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Police were everywhere; one plainclothes cop sauntered past with a wad of plastic handcuff restraints dangling from his back pocket, like a workman's tools.
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Jailhouse informants, in turn, love the perks they get in exchange for snitching, like shortened sentences, immunity from prosecution or a wad of cash.
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But the ad featured a cartoon-like image of Lesser, who is Jewish, with a wide-eyed grin, clutching a wad of $100 bills.
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In a booth with an ancient computer, a wad of qat (a mild amphetamine) sticking out of his rapidly moving mouth, he begins to narrate.
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His storm cloud–gray hair spiked out in all directions like a hatchling's fuzz, and his lower lip bulged with a wad of hunter's leaf.
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Placing the hair on the scales, she then measures it in viss with small weights before handing over a wad of money to a customer.
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"I've got a wad of toilet paper so far up my hoo-hoo, I'm not sure it's ever gonna come out," inmate Maritza Ramos complains.
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In its complaint, the commission said that Simple Health had recruited employees with advertisements that showed a cigar-smoking man tossing a wad of cash.
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Instead I grabbed a wad of napkins and offered to carry Lily's cone back to our table so she wouldn't drop it on the way.
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Steele brought his six-year-old son, Winston, to Dana Gardens and had the baby-faced baller place a wad of cash on the bar.
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As mayor of Davao City, he was known to help people in need by digging into his pocket and handing them a wad of cash.
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If you can sell your home before you fall into arrears, you walk away with a wad of cash instead of becoming a negative statistic.
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Those well-meaning preancées (and preancés, for that matter) aside, it's the superficiality of the proposal shape quest that can get one's athleisure in a wad.
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Eventually, Jared was restrained by police ... but not before pulling out what we're told was a wad of cash, and allegedly flashing it to the officers. .
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One way requires a wad of documents, multiple signatures and plenty of patience, since Jio takes days or weeks to go through "know-your-customer" procedures.
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After all, the guys spent so much time talking about Arie and what a wad he was to Becca that they barely talked about Becca herself.
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You rub him, or strike him with a wad of money, and maybe some of that luck might rub off and win you the next lottery.
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"I've never given a wad of cash to an employee or a friend or a family member that wasn't met with a big smile," he said.
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Since pre-sunrise, your friend has had a wad of cotton shoved up there, and that insertion is well beyond the box-recommended eight-hour mark.
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I am later overwhelmed by guilt and irony as I launch a wad of room-temperature green bean chili into the garbage bin beside my desk.
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Scientific American cites a case where a 4-year-old girl suffered a gastrointestinal blockage — from a wad of gum with four coins inside of it.
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He rolls up his cargo door, loads in her bags and hands her a wad of cash: $10 for each bag of 200 cans and bottles.
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TMZ caught them at the Ace of Diamonds strip club in Los Angeles, where they reportedly spent time in the VIP area with a wad of cash.
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One market trader, Ruth Kaveke, grasped a wad of burnt currency and said it was the only thing she managed to salvage from her cloth-making store.
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"Vanderpump Rules" star Brittany Cartwright was allegedly attacked after a confrontation with a woman on a flight ... and got a wad of gum put in her hair.
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You'll recall he posted a shot of himself last month with a wad of possibly fake cash in his waistband ... while a hearing was STILL IN PROGRESS.
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We don't know, but after the encounter, Jack goes elsewhere and we see him get a wad of cash from someone – he sold his much loved Chevelle.
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On her head, she is wearing one of the signature components of many of her sculptures: a piece of pantyhose filled with a wad of fluffy material.
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Or you try on an old coat you had stored for years in the attic and discover a wad of $20 bills in one of the pockets.
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On the site, one vendor who sells firewalls and other pieces of hardware is offering potential customers a wad of Cellebrite's Universal Extraction Forensics Devices, or UFEDs.
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He grabs a wad of cash skewered on a stake from the cabinet of curiosities and thrusts them into the crowd like a money-mad head honcho.
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If you stuck a wad of gum on a toy top, it would cause the top to tip over until it reached a new, minimum energy spin axis.
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Stuffing a wad of cash under your mattress could be a good idea, too, since banks, ATMs, and credit cards might not work for a couple of days.
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Now we're doing these shows where we're having a wonderful time, playing to a huge audience, then at the end somebody throws a wad of cash at us.
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Otherwise, why would they have been allowed to sculpt, sous-vide, and roast a wad of ground turkey into an carrot-shaped abomination that they've called The Marrot.
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He told me that Ella saved her allowance all year for Breyerfest, toting a wad of crumpled $5 and $10 bills in an envelope along for the journey.
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Life can seem ultraconvenient when you don't have to worry about a wad of bills in your pocket (or even a wallet in your pocket, for that matter).
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I tear a wad of fungus from the ground and smell it, seeing if I can get a whiff of stink from the world before, the world of garbage.
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"Do you think this is what I want to do with my life?" said black market currency trader Charity Kambarami, waving a wad of bond notes in the air.
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If you prefer to travel light — without a wad of tangled cables and cumbersome backup batteries — the Nomad battery lightning cable may be the handiest gadget you've owned yet.
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"Welcome to our tax haven," a suited man wearing a bowler hat and proffering a wad of fake 100 pound bills said cheerily to a tourist in central London.
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Driving through the slums of Manila, her chauffeured car stops at a red light; she leans out of the window and proffers a wad of cash to a stranger.
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He, or one of his followers, carves it with finesse and sets it over a wad of rice that I wished were a little warmer and more strongly vinegared.
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And those fearsome black holes would be dense tangles of strings and branes crumpled together into a ball, like a wad of paper that is tossed into a wastebasket.
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There are some programs that have likened them to a wad of used gum in an effort to get young men to think twice about having sex with them.
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We use more toilet paper than Europeans because we're in the habit of bunching up a wad of it rather than unspooling a few sheets and neatly folding them.
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He returns to the car with a wad of cash in his jacket pocket, and his two new friends look elated — it's clear that something sketchy is about to happen.
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At Cole's mother's house, he finds a wad of cash with a Midland Circle receipt hidden in the box where Cole put the used lottery tickets he gave his mom.
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The billionaire business mogul has a habit of generously tipping his groundskeepers "when the mood struck him, sometimes peeling $100 bills from a wad in his pocket " recounts the butler.
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Bonus: It features no less than 9,000 highly GIF-able moments of Brad Pitt as a numbskull personal trainer with a wad of Bubble Yum permanently embedded in his jaw.
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If, for some reason, you do want your wedding day to include a wad of mozzarella roses, you can register to win (???) one of these on Villa Italian Kitchen's website.
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In order to buy something, you'd point the device at an NFC payment terminal, then swipe your thumb across its surface, as if peeling bills off a wad of cash.
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Vital Theater Company is now reviving Sammy Buck and Daniel S. Acquisto's musical adaptation, which centers on a wad of gum in the hair and a lot of other tangles.
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Seated in back wearing full tactical gear, rifle at the ready, and chewing on a wad of tobacco, is an operator with BORTAC, Border Patrol's tactical and special response unit.
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She sparred, too, with the manager of the Playboy Plaza Hotel, asking how he and his male staff would like to walk around with a wad of cotton for a tail.
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Though Tolga Öncü, IKEA's head of retail, explains this with a wad of Swedish snus, or smokeless tobacco, beneath his upper lip, he appears more excited than nervous about the transition.
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I'm no longer hosting for Airbnb — not because I got my 600-thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets in a wad, but because we sold our house five months into my gig.
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But then Frank — and, separately, his pal Barry (Michael Cera) — glimpse the truth, aided by a problematically branded bottle of liquor (Bill Hader) and a wad of chewed gum (Scott Underwood).
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It was 10:31 P.M. Speaking through a wad of tobacco, he delivered a briefing on criminal activities from earlier in the day, then listed vehicles that had been reported stolen.
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In one of Mr. Turnbull's hands, a wad of bank notes; in the other, the single note he was depositing in the cup, an Australian 103-dollar bill (worth about $3.80).
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The model, actress and singer claimed Sheck once threw her phone across a hotel room at the Montrose, slapping her in the face with a wad of cash and berating her.
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I had withdrawn a wad of Swedish bills, seven hundred kronor (about eighty-three dollars), with the very American goal of keeping myself entertained by trying to spend it around town.
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In a December Instagram Story post, Rihanna shared a silly clip of herself holding up a wad of cash in her left hand, before blowing a kiss and smiling to the camera.
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If you've been putting off dropping a wad of cash on a new Xbox, procrastinate no longer: the 500 GB Xbox One S is $90 off at Walmart today for Black Friday.
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I found a wad of napkins stuffed under the truck bench from an old Zankou Chicken order and dabbed at my forehead and under my eyes as the beads of sweat appeared.
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A man demanded to know whether the rich would benefit from the repeal of Obamacare and was escorted out by police after trying to shove a wad of cash into Cramer's collar.
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So he stuffed a wad of Euros into my hand and put me on a train to the Netherlands, the closest neighboring country where the pill can be bought over the counter.
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RD: This is about the only one of these exchanges where JJ comes off better than DC, because he actually gets into specifics instead of just whining that DC is a wad.
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There's a lot of nervousness around the idea of shoving a wad of cotton up into your business, and having real time data piped into your phone might relieve some of those fears.
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" Onstage, in front of the appreciative crowd, Bacon reached into his pocket and withdrew a wad of cash reminiscent of the one Tony might carry into the Bada Bing in HBO's "The Sopranos.
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He committed the crime around 4:30 AM last weekend, entering through a back window: The video shows the master thief walking up to a cash register and removing a wad of bills.
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At a certain point, the kids come across the four surveyors, all improbably napping in tree shade, and one of the kids puts a wad of gum on the lens of a level.
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There, the sharks lived in a large tank and received a meal every day consisting of a wad of seagrass wrapped in a piece of squid, resembling a large inside-out sushi roll.
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Vital Theater Company has revived Sammy Buck and Daniel S. Acquisto's musical adaptation, which closes on Saturday and centers on a wad of gum in the hair and a lot of other tangles.
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I don&apost buy games often, and when I do, I tend to sink a wad of cash into big AAA blockbusters that I know I&aposll spend 40 hours or more in.
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After progressing through the ranks, honing his skills and eventually leaving the Middle East with a wad of cash, Peters settled back down in Denver, Colorado, and took a job as a truck driver.
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In the moment when you've just accidentally gifted a stranger a wad of digital cash, you would probably just like the money back as quickly as possible without pondering the ethics of the situation.
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When I saw a teenager walk up to a vendor, with a wad of cash in his hand, and have a serious conversation about buying a $1,000 pair of sneakers, I was blown away.
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He went back and left them a wad of cash, which is reckless and won't bring back their son, but he's clearly hurting and when he's hurting he usually hurts himself, and then others.
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You love "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" on "Adult Swim," a late-night show about a milk shake, a box of French fries and a wad of meat named Meatwad, because it's set in Jersey.
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At a recent conference for conservative youth, President Donald Trump spoke in front of a parody version of the presidential seal inspired by Russia's coat of arms, featuring a wad of cash and golf clubs.
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Back at the RFC's field in Malaysia, a player named Abdullah, wearing mirrored Ray-Ban knockoffs and chewing on a wad of betel nut, says he escaped on a human trafficking boat back in 2012.
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Alex Rodriguez -- who made roughly $480 MILLION during his MLB career -- pulled out a wad of cash in Bev Hills Thursday to help out a kid who said he was raising money for football jerseys.
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But the highlight of our ritual came when my younger brother or I would pull a wad of cash from his pocket, throw it on his bed and ask if the big bills were real.
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Merchant had completed the ritual on Monday and was about to begin his run when he spotted a wad of chewing gum in the treadmill's cellphone pocket and fled the gym in overwhelming mysophobic disgust.
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Leslie demonstrates loading the device into an applicator, and then pulls back the model layer of skin to show the implant embedded into a wad of cotton that's meant to represent the patient's subdermal layer.
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" While she was already touched by the gesture, she couldn't believe what happened next: another man sitting behind her tapped her shoulder, apologized for eavesdropping on her conversation, and then "handed me a wad of cash.
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A firefight between young Marines and insurgents somewhere in Helmand illustrates the point when villagers are killed in the cross-fire and a distressed young platoon commander clumsily offers a wad of dollar bills in compensation.
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TCHOURIDI, Niger (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Zeinabou Halidou cannot stop smiling and thumbing through a wad of banknotes as nearby several members of her village women's group operate machinery to grind nuts and produce soaps and oils.
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Inside a pants pocket was a wallet containing a wad of waterlogged cash, rewards cards from Subway and a chain of erotic boutiques, and an Ohio state ID for Jerold Christoper Haas, born September 30, 1975.
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Still, Mr. Senecal said that Mr. Trump could be generous when the mood struck him, sometimes peeling $100 bills from a wad in his pocket to give to the groundskeepers, whom Mr. Senecal described as appreciative.
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The neural subregions in question are both part of the dorsal habenula (dHb), a wad of neurons right in the brain's central nut responsible for such things as stress and pain responses, reproductive behavior, and learning.
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The interpreter will receive a wad of code and its job is to then piece together a bunch of ready-to-go commands to represent that code at a lower-level of abstraction (closer to the machine).
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JOHANNESBURG (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Before 20-year-old Lebogang Motsumi even had sex with her first "blesser" - or sugar daddy - a successful, married, company boss more than twice her age, he handed her a wad of cash.
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Thanks to a wad of gum and some aggressive podium tactics, the actress' impersonation of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Saturday Night Live got huge laughs and close to 10 million views on YouTube alone.
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"With this much I used to pay for fuel all year and still have change!" joked accounting student Michael Padilla, 27, as he handed the pump attendant a wad of low-denomination bills to fill his Jeep.
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Virtually every Republican with a job more elevated than zoning commissioner thinks the best thing to do with any Supreme Court nomination is to act as if it isn't there, like a wad of gum on the sidewalk.
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A gravastar is a lot like a black hole, but without quite the singularity; all of the incoming matter winds up squished into a wad of Bose-Einstein condensate that kind of acts like a single giant atom.
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One Direction got Sony so excited the music company paid a wad of cash for the rights to one of their hits ... problem is, Sony sent the check to the wrong company and they won't give it back!
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US President Donald Trump on Wednesday told reporters that he didn't carry a wallet because he hadn't "had to use a credit card in a long time" and instead kept a wad of cash in his back pocket.
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The only time I ever feel envious of people wearing a bra is when I see them pull out a wad of cash, or a cell phone, or whatever else they might be holding in between their boobs.
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If I need to take a break from work because I'm burned out, I'm fortunate enough to do it because I work for myself and just made a wad of cash that will cover me for a while.
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His book, which Picador published last year and recently came out in paperback, recounts his trip to Cuba in 211 with little more than boxing gloves, a wad of cash and a vague plan to research Cuban boxing.
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So rich that Steven (James Mackay) doesn't realize when someone snatches a wad of hundred dollar bills from his pocket, and his sister, Fallon (Elizabeth Gillies), travels in a private jet as casually as you'd get into a car.
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Unfortunately, T-Mobile and its pals were so reckless in sharing this data that earlier this month, a reporter was able to purchase the location of a cellphone with a wad of cash in some undercover, back-alley transaction.
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Hospitals and rehabilitation centers use it as immersive therapy for patients, drone racers use it for better control of their vehicles, and every pretentious arcade has at least one VR game you can blow a wad of quarters on.
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I came to learn that in opening my restaurant, I had adopted 30 tattooed, chain-smoking, career drinkers who made godawful financial and romantic decisions every single night when they walked out the doors with a wad of tips.
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WASHINGTON — As they propose to give each state a wad of federal cash to replace the Affordable Care Act's health insurance, Senate Republicans have a ready comparison to press their case: the overhaul of welfare adopted two decades ago.
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" Even the most depraved among us probably wouldn't risk an emergency room visit in exchange for a wad of damp $5 bills, but tell somebody that there's a free pizza involved and it's "Hold my beer, and keep that ambulance running.
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But before Oprah can safely escape the store without any further fooling, Ellen gives her a few final scares with some spooky Halloween merchandise and runs off with a wad of cash mid checkout to hand out to other customers.
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In moments captured on cell phone, Murray drank with guests, produced a wad of crumpled bills to buy booze when beer ran out and grabbed a tambourine to jam with the band until police came to quiet the party down.
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Some decisions are easy to make (the choice between a wad of cash and a few pennies, for example), but some are too difficult to make without a little guidance — such as the form of birth control that's best for you.
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Whitehouse wrote in his blog about the project: When connected to a PC using imaging software like Whitehouse's Noesis, that sensing data can be tracked and displayed as a graphic map, and ported into DOOM as a "wad," or playable landscape.
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He paid a wad of cash for the privilege of having a tattoo artist stick needles in his eyeballs, and he paid another guy to strategically scar up his face and evoke bad memories of Sam Neill in Event Horizon.
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During his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, O'Neal told the host that he liked to show his appreciation for hard-working waitstaff, but instead of just leaving a wad of bills on the table, he asks each server what they want.
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On Belanger's table are a loose eyeball, crushed cigarettes, a wad of gum and a tongue emerging from a lipstick tube; in Smith's painting "Medusa Moderne," a disconsolate broomstick with a serpentine green coiffure hunches over a lineup of similar objects.
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And lest you think Planters would turn their mascot into a wad of chunky peanut butter for no reason, the company confirmed his death has something to do with a commercial that will run during the Super Bowl on February 2.
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"Inshallah you will learn to let go of the vices of the world," he'll say, before packing it all in on Eid, logging back into Instagram, and posting selfies where he's holding a wad of $50 bills, captioned with 2 Chainz lyrics.
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Well, what if I told all of you straight guys out there that there is a secret orgasm that you don't even know about, and it's much better than relieving yourself into a wad of Kleenex while your computer burns your bare thighs?
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"I expected [the wallet] was going to be empty, and all the cash was in there, so I want to give you the cash — there's a little extra in there," Hemsworth said, handing over a wad of cash to a thrilled Budzyn-Baker.
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MURMALA, India — As the floodwaters sloshed into her hut, Phoolvati, a poor and landless woman living in a farming village in Bihar State, scrambled to grab some jewelry, a soccer ball and a wad of rupees — the last of the family's meager treasure.
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Trump marveled at how a photographer on the plane captured a $20 bill sticking out of his back pocket a day earlier and pulled out a wad of cash to explain to reporters how he likes to leave tips for hotel workers.
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Perhaps the biggest achievement, which I have yet to find elsewhere in my (extensive) research: The slices drip with greasiness, which takes me right back to the Jersey boardwalk pizzerias of my youth, a wad of napkins in hand to dab the glistening cheese.
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In an elegant hotel favored by Caracas's upper class, I saw a woman in designer leisure clothes handing the reception staff a wad of crisp hundred-dollar bills, as she lamented being forced to leave her Cavalier King Charles spaniel alone in her house.
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The defendant was a young woman who had shipped 10 pounds of crack cocaine across state lines after her aunt had handed her the wrapped package, which bore no return address, and a wad of cash for the "favor" and watched from a safe distance.
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Probably not, because it dates back to a time when the younger version of you didn't recoil at the thought of putting a wad of tissue or toilet paper in your mouth, soaking it in saliva, and then cramming it into one end of a narrow straw.
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Sure, Pete, that can be "fixed," by shelling out a wad of cash for a new phone, which will also require a new, more expensive monthly plan, and let's not even get into how Wendy is going to salvage all her contacts, apps and old text messages.
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You might think this would happen more often in our business, that we foreign correspondents have a bag hanging from a hook in our office and a wad of cash and passport all lined up and we are accustomed to some huge news event upending our lives.
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That's certainly how the Washington Post Express portrayed it: "American bailout," read its front-page headline, over the familiar image of the farmers in Grant Wood's "American Gothic" painting, with the addition of Uncle Sam's hand slipping a wad of cash into the overalls of the pitchfork-holding man.
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It's a sad state of affairs seeing a DJ walk away from a one hour club set with a wad of cash in their hand, while we know that the promoter's having to swing by the ATM to cover the costs of a night that was a near sell out.
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Gwynn used dipping tobacco for over 30 years, often going to sleep with a wad in his mouth and even reaching for his pack of Skoal after a surgery in 1991 to remove a benign tumor, according to the lawsuit filed by his widow, Alicia, and the couple's two adult children.
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KUALA LUMPUR/JAKARTA (Reuters) - The woman with the acronym 'LOL' on her shirt who was arrested this week in connection with the murder of North Korea's Kim Jong Nam stayed in cheap hotels, carried a wad of cash and cut her hair a day before the brazen attack at Kuala Lumpur airport.
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On any given weekend, anyone over 18, no matter if mentally ill or just released from prison, can walk into a gun show in Texas, or many other states such as mine, pull out a wad of cash and walk away with any number of assault weapons without any checks or records.
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Instead of the bald eagle holding a bundle of 13 arrows in one talon and an olive branch in the other, the altered symbol behind Trump had two heads, resembling the double-headed bird featured on the Russian coat of arms; a wad of cash in one hand; and golf clubs in the other.
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I touched the side of my shin to show Nick where, earlier that day, I'd cut into it so deeply with a two-dollar Bic razor that I'd gagged and then used a handful of Verge logo stickers to tape a wad of tissues across it, to keep from leaving a trail of blood down the hotel hallway.
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A bowl of shells, a strip of Skee-Ball tickets from the county fair, a pile of comic books, novels and astronomy guides, some half-melted candles from a power outage, a wad of balled-up tissues from her last cold, a small batch of cormorant feathers that she'd found and kept, because she liked their iridescent black color.
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The seal, featuring a two-headed bird commonly associated with Russia's coat of arms, with a wad of cash in its right claw, a set of golf clubs in its left, and a banner with the phrase "45 is a puppet" scrolled across it in Spanish, was projected on stage during Trump's appearance at the Turning Point USA Teen Student Action Summit in Washington on Tuesday.
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Fielder comes up with an elaborate plan to throw Uber, which is supposedly onto him, off the trail by hiring a guy he finds on Craigslist to go to Walgreens and get a wad of cash hidden outside in a used drink cup, then use the cash to buy a bunch of burner phones, take those phones to a random dock and put them into a waterproof pouch.
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Read more:The &aposInside the NBA&apos crew tried a viral Tik Tok challenge, and Charles Barkley whipped Shaq with an egg5 biggest winners and losers in college basketball this weekA college basketball coach bought $1,000 worth of beer for fans at a local bar to celebrate a rivalry win, and he had his 6-year-old son pay the tab with a wad of cashThe most dominant athletes of the decade
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READ: Trump Somehow Ended Up Speaking in Front of a Presidential Seal That Said "45 Is a Puppet" in Spanish Instead of the presidential seal that we've all come to expect, the one seen on stage during his appearance featured a two-headed bird, a fictional animal commonly associated with Russia's coat of arms, a wad of cash in its right claw, and a set of golf clubs in its left claw.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker When Ho Foods, a pop-up that turned brick and mortar in January, started serving breakfast, one Saturday in November, forty people lined up before the door opened, clamoring for staples that are rare in Manhattan: fresh-made sweetened soy milk, served warm or cold, with a long, twisty cruller for dipping; a scrambled-egg bao; a log of sticky rice, wrapped in plastic like a burrito around a piece of cruller, a wad of sweet pork floss, and pickled mustard greens and turnips.
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Word of the Day adjective: closely and firmly united or packed together adjective: having a short and solid form or stature adjective: briefly giving the gist of something verb: make more compact by or as if by pressing verb: squeeze or press together verb: compress into a wad verb: have the property of being packable or of compacting easily noun: a small and economical car noun: a small cosmetics case with a mirror; to be carried in a woman's purse noun: a signed written agreement between two or more parties (nations) to perform some action _________ The word compact has appeared in 351 articles on nytimes.
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Check out the full highlight reel from Culver&aposs triple-digit showing below:Read more:The 13 most memorable college basketball teams of the decadeA college basketball coach bought $1,000 worth of beer for fans at a local bar to celebrate a rivalry win, and he had his 6-year-old son pay the tab with a wad of cashUConn&aposs top recruit dropped a jaw-dropping dime that shows why she&aposs primed to be one of the next big stars in college basketballSacramento Kings big man Nemanja Bjelica drained a deep 3 at the buzzer to stun the Rockets after Russell Westbrook called the game with one second left
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