There are Johanna Hamann's "Borrigos (Bellies)" (1979-2003), incredible casts of pregnant bellies hanging by meathooks on a freestanding metal rack.
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And restaurants are closely watching the price of pork bellies these days because bellies are used to make one of America's favorite foods: bacon.
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They can't stop falling over and bouncing on their bellies.
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They eat until they're full, their bellies engorged with blood.
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Supplies of pork bellies in cold storage jumped in January.
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German knives are heavier and have blades with curved bellies.
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Some with their bellies burst open, their intestines hanging out.
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Come the 1400s, lace panels could loosen as bellies swelled.
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Our bellies curled identically, and our sides folded in unison.
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By the time we are done, our bellies were full.
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We go home with full bellies and go straight to bed.
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All that extra air can contribute to loud bellies — and beyond.
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Kaska extracts the intact sacs from the bellies of dead beavers.
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Now they are thinking about other things: taste, value, beer bellies.
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He was pulling starfish large and small out of their bellies.
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Our bellies receive an unsettling supplement that wasn't on the menu.
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Our bellies full, Mr. Cox drove us to the Dartington estate.
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We can feel it in our bellies, or in our shoulders.
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The signs of malnutrition are clear: Swollen bellies and emaciated limbs.
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I'll get one or two precooked ducks and some pork bellies.
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The development of beer bellies, however, is probably a more modern phenomenon.
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Capes are more forgiving for hiding bellies that have babies in them.
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Abortion-rights activists dressed up Monday in bulging bellies and Trump masks.
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" In another photo, she compared bellies with Koma and quipped, "I win.
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Our sad, hungry bellies and seat-loving asses deserve so much more.
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He welcomed new pup and loved on new babies and new bellies.
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I'm also a fan of round bellies (round, but not necessarily fat).
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Rusty-patched bumblebees were named after their reddish patches on their bellies.
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Both carried fire retardant that spilled from their bellies like paintball powder.
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It also means investors' bellies will remain empty for the foreseeable future.
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Camels starve with their bellies clogged full of plastic bags they've eaten.
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He welcomed new pups and loved on new babies and new bellies.
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It turns out that the CARE BEARS have symbols on their bellies.
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"Physiologically, the fish can't get oxygen moving through their bellies," Mauger said.
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Their bellies had become soft, and their pants rose a little high.
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They included two pregnant women showing off their swelled bellies with pride.
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As the months passed and our bellies grew, water offered new comforts.
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Some of my guys in their 40s or 50s have big bellies.
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Explosions shrink and bombs fly from the ground into the bellies of planes.
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My kids couldn't sleep flat on their backs or bellies until 226 months.
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"Pregnant women were usually sitting on the couch, holding their bellies," noted Allen.
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These expecting stars took to social media to flaunt their growing baby bellies.
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For now, there are some jobs to be had filling bellies with meat.
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Metabolisms will be revved, bellies will be melted, and pounds will be lost.
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The victims' bodies, their bellies slashed, were later found floating in a river.
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All this has left many monks' bellies as round as their begging bowls.
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" He smiled and added, "The recipe would be peace, happiness, and fat bellies.
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"Of course as pork bellies increase in cost, our margins shrink," he said.
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" She quoted him, loosely: "We will take over Europe through our women's bellies.
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And yeah, those cows, sheep and pigs are headed for our bellies too.
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Plastic bags end up in the bellies of sea creatures again and again.
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Unlike today's spiders, uraraneids had plates on their bellies rather than squishy abdomens.
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The players were, indeed, wacky and wonderful — beards and bellies, mullets and muscles.
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Later, oil covered everything, birds and crabs with their bellies full of eggs.
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But not the parasite—it completes its life cycle in the bellies of felines.
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Move the vendors along, and people will still find places to fill their bellies.
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Maybe, though, this fire in women's bellies is burning extra savagely for a reason.
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Our bellies are full of laughter but empty of food, so we're super tipsy.
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Khloé then shared another post, this time showing off both of their pregnant bellies.
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Bellies, hip bones, fingers, lips—you have at least one of those things, probably.
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They had to be specially made with soft bellies, so that they could compress.
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Above them, a halo of metalwork holds the yarn being fed into their bellies.
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We saw them slit throats and bellies, shoot our men, and rape our women.
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They hugged their parents goodbye and loaded backpacks into the bellies of three buses.
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I smile widely while I move the ultrasound probe over each of their bellies.
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People around the world are growing big bellies while their bodies hunger for sustenance.
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Pay special attention to the patterns on their on their ears, faces, and bellies.
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They record their swelling bellies and, toward the end, we see Ms. Sharma's placenta.
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Matter Many of our primate ancestors probably ended up in the bellies of big cats.
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Right there, you've got a bunch of hungry people that want their bellies filled up.
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But scientists have found others with both dolphin meat and fish meat in their bellies.
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Two key components, pork bellies and ribs, declined 10 million and 30 million pounds, respectively.
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" In another photo shared last month, Duff cheekily compared bellies with Koma, joking, "I win.
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Centrestage continues to put on community shows, but filling bellies is now a key objective.
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Stretch marks, loose skin, bellies and saggy boobs - embrace it mummas because you are BEAUTIFUL.
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They have brownish-tan wings and backs, white bellies, and black and white face patches.
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The men crossed their arms atop full bellies, discussing local politics and the precarious economy.
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They are, instead, attempting to put as many ocean creatures as possible in their bellies.
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"Inflation" videos show guys blown up like hot air balloons with their bellies sticking out.
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Meanwhile, you are responsible for reining them all in and filling their bellies with food.
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Baylor went into the first day of March Madness with some fire in their bellies.
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"I'd be sitting next to someone, the head of the pork bellies," Ms. Brown said.
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The distractions are many: cold fingers, one-meal-a-day bellies, warplanes that snarl overhead.
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If British farmers cannot sell their extra shoulders and bellies abroad, the pork market collapses.
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Lights won't beam down and abduct you, but something about their bellies may surprise you.
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Just thinking about potato leek soup or spicy corn pumpkin soup has our bellies warm.
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The nurses also said patients have started to notice the growing bellies at the ICU.
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" Oh, also, "no beer bellies, no long beards, no bald guys, no khakis, no Toms.
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Bloated bellies can take an extra toll during the summer, when people are naturally more active.
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Children sleeping on their bellies or sides are more likely to die of SIDS and suffocation.
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Male bedbugs inseminate females by piercing their bellies and depositing sperm inside their paramours' body cavities.
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"Seeing Kylie [Jenner] and Khloé [Kardashian] with their big bellies … I don't miss it," she admitted.
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Surrounding her in coordinating outfits, the three guys all placed their hands on their own bellies.
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"The fire is lit in our bellies and we're going for it every day," Radcliffe said.
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To navigate, they're using a camera on their bellies that reads QR codes on the ground.
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"Haleigh's baby belly is one of the biggest baby bellies I have seen," Hampton's doctor explained.
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We've watched that money carefully, but our eyes are always bigger than our bellies, of course.
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Having ravenously stuffed our bellies with seafood from a quaint restaurant nearby, we sat on benches.
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Ninety percent of sea birds, for example, have been found to have plastic in their bellies.
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He bellies them, or perches himself on their back, to get them used to carrying weight.
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"We'd rap in the bellies of planes we were loading up at Oakland airport," Riley recalled.
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A few men remained, smoking and swigging beer, their shirts rolled up, revealing slack, pale bellies.
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The young girls giggled and screamed as their partners dripped hot wax on their bellies and breasts.
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Surrounding her in coordinating outfits, Strong, Friedle and Savage all place their hands on their own bellies.
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From bridal looks to adorned pregnant bellies, the company is committed to making their clients feel beautiful.
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REYKJAVIK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With their shimmering silver bellies and iridescent blue backs, mackerel are striking fish.
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Such "derivatives" are used across the world to mirror markets in everything from platinum to pork bellies.
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Impagliazzo is keen that, besides filling empty bellies, his work can improve relations between locals and migrants.
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The two lay with their fluffy bellies up, putting them at heightened risk for pets and cuddles.
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The puppies, mostly purebred dogs including Labrador retrievers, had their bellies cut open and heroin stitched in.
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They might touch their bellies or lift up their boobs because it's something they're self conscious about.
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They've got fire in their eyes, hunger in their bellies, and great big shoes on their feet.
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Consider, for example, rivers red with salmon and bears so rotund their bellies nearly scrape the ground.
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Though they are never going to fill the whole world's bellies, they are more than a fad.
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They have skinny chains looped around their abdomens, little shiny scars on their bellies, tiny girlish teeth.
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With the erstwhile Warden of the North in the bellies of dogs, the Starks have taken Winterfell.
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You think, Oh my goodness, I wish I could fill your bellies with some good healthy food.
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They float through open drains of sunbaked slums and shards pierce the bellies of flamingos and turtles.
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Our fan base is mostly middle-aged, balding, bearded men with beer bellies to be more precise.
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The creatures rise up into the air with all the bits of me distributed between their bellies.
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At subsequent office visits, fingers press into our flesh, pushing into mouths, necks, armpits, breasts or bellies.
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Confusing pop stars with parables — moonwalking versus walking on water — is surely forgivable if swollen bellies are.
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One thing I liked was how the screens at night pulsed with the tender bellies of lizards.
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They were full of stringy figures with extra-long bellies, long arms stretched up to the sky.
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Cash pork prices rose for carcasses, loins, ribs and bellies, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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But first she injected the hormone into the bellies of mice, to have a point of comparison.
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By eating polyps with full bellies, it's able to consume far fewer of them, thus preserving its habitat.
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But those are the visible afflictions, the ones that show up on expanding bellies and skyrocketing death rates.
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I'd flipped through before-and-after pictures of bellies tightened though health shakes, exercise videos, and body wraps.
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"I decided to show rolls and bellies, the bodies of the women the way they are," she says.
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Far too often, food is thrown in the trash and dumped in landfills instead of filling hungry bellies.
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In season at the same time, strawberries and rhubarb are often paired to fill the bellies of pies.
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Back then, his cattle could fill their bellies in just an hour or two feeding on thick grasses.
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They are wily adversaries, their silvery-white bellies appearing as momentary flashes on the curl of a wave.
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One-quarter of people worldwide have worms in their bellies, impairing their nutrition and often leaving them anemic.
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" Among commercially available brands, she favors one called Fresh Bellies, which sells purées of fruits and "unmasked veggies.
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Statuettes of women with big bellies and of couples locked in embrace suggested a desire for a child.
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In addition to the seasonal period of high demand, tightness in supplies of pork bellies have supported prices.
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Some women only realized they were pregnant at five or six months, when their bellies began to swell.
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Giant turtles with prices scrawled on their bellies flap in expiration as the sun rises and flies hover.
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Pork cutout values eased for carcasses, loins, bellies and other products, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates.
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Trilobites True's beaked whales look a bit like weird dolphins with big foreheads, fat bellies and small flippers.
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As we saw in last year's terrorist attack in Brussels, the "soft bellies" of airports can become vulnerable targets.
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Most of the women passed the time napping, arms curled around their bellies, or ponderously ambling around the room.
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Rihanna's emphasis on hiring models of many sizes and ethnicities (and a few with pregnant bellies) sends a message.
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They fed the seals wild-caught Atlantic mackerel and analyzed both the fish bellies and seal poop for plastic.
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The men in the movie, which is written and directed by Issa López, are either yellow-bellies or brutes.
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Social Security has helped cut poverty among old people, while food stamps and other programmes have filled children's bellies.
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"Announcing our perfect, beautiful, and healthy twin baby boys!" she captioned a photo of their adorable feet and bellies.
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Regular people without an ounce of success, beer bellies and all, could decide the fates of a single person.
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They recorded the animals standing, sitting, lounging on their backs, flopping on their sides, and lying on their bellies.
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Not Uncle Sam nor even the Koreans with bellies full of kimchi were able to defeat the Viet Cong.
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Electricity is thought of as a commodity, traded like so many pork bellies or flats of orange juice concentrate.
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Women will hide their children when you walk by; pregnant women will cover their bellies when they see you.
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That first warm morning urine is what we give to children whose swollen bellies indicate that they're harboring worms.
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The toys will entertain them for hours and the treats will keep their bellies full through lazy afternoon naps.
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The women's thin, mannered frames, bulging with exaggerated bellies and bloated breasts, stand upright in a feat of strength.
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Not a lick of a Tootsie Pop, a bite of a Twix, or even a handful of Jelly Bellies.
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Famine looks like dusty fields parched from drought, distended bellies and emaciated frames, a bad harvest with no crops.
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It began its second episode with an undertaker lighting torches fueled by decomposition gases in the bellies of corpses.
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And members of the hybrid species, the golden-crowned manakin, display a burst of yellow to match their bellies.
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So with hope in our hearts and fire in our bellies, let's get to work and let's make history!
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Fat was prized in the past, she notes, with big bellies signalling access to plentiful food and, thus, prosperity.
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Newts are extra interesting, because they often have yellow or orange bellies that are already quite bright in daylight.
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Plastic packaging is collecting in the ocean, and plastics are even winding up in the bellies of sea life.
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Naked children with distended bellies play in the muddy streams or kick a ball on an improvised football pitch.
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But by September, the brown bears put on hundreds of pounds — some with bellies that nearly scrape the ground.
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As we we started swelling our bellies with sausage and pyzy, or pork-stuffed potatoes, one shot followed another.
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Christine Figgener, the turtle scientist who posted the video, said she often finds plastic in the bellies of dead turtles.
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"So with hope in our hearts and with fire in our bellies, let's get to work and let's make history."
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Lost in the swamp at night, her unnamed character observes how screen doors "pulsed with the tender bellies of lizards".
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There were rods in their hands, heavy sinkers attached to them, two hooks each above them, baited with clam bellies.
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Sea otters crush tough prey with rocks on their own bellies and laugh at the spiky defenses of sea urchins.
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He played football with them across the street in Prospect Park, drawing up plays in the huddle on their bellies.
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Other patients spoke of an implantable pump and monitor that didn't need to be poked into their bellies every day.
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The continent is already a net importer of food; by 2050 it may have twice as many bellies to fill.
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Inside, the drones themselves were lined up in an undignified row, their tails in the air and their bellies exposed.
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These plastic orbs then make their way into rivers, canals, oceans—and eventually into the bellies of developing fish larvae.
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Exposed to salt water and ultraviolet light, it can fragment into "microplastics" small enoughto find their way into fish bellies.
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Scientists aren't sure why the bellies of glassfrogs are see-through, but it may help them avoid or confuse predators.
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RAMADI, Iraq (Reuters) - Snipers from Iraq's elite counter-terrorism unit lie on their bellies on a rooftop in eastern Ramadi.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports there were nearly 62 million pounds of pork bellies in cold storage last month.
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On Instagram, people showed off huge bags filled with samples, and happy and full bellies from tasting all the treats.
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This was one of the last sessions for this group of women, who were eight months pregnant with round bellies.
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Around half of air cargo is carried in the bellies of passenger jets, with the remainder flown on dedicated freighters.
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People walk outside in their pajamas, and when it's hot some men lift up their shirts to expose their bellies.
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One useful tool she developed was a belt monks could use to measure the growth or contraction of their bellies.
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She reminded us to sit tall, lengthen our spines, relax our bellies, shoulders, and jaws, and to unfurrow our eyebrows.
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Few females seem to escape a midlife waistline expansion as body fat redistributes and visceral fat pushes out our bellies.
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Pork bellies typically go into cold storage at the end of the year when there's excess supply and lower demand.
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The bellies of the youth, climate activists of Miami, are fueled by local non-profit organizations like the CLEO Institute.
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We put Blue Apron and HelloFresh head to head to determine which meal kit wins our hearts and our bellies.
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Our oceans are filling with plastic, which in turn is filling up the bellies of the creatures in the sea.
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There's stuff everywhere, page after page, in the paradoxical plenitude of poverty: cheap clothing, packaged food, soda bottles, bedding, posters, wires, balloons, bits of trash on the ground, gaudily painted walls, lots of pink here and there, human limbs and faces and bellies (I can't recall ever seeing a book with this many pregnant bellies).
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Just four weeks apart in their pregnancies, fitness trainer Chontel Duncan and her friend showed off their very different pregnant bellies.
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Workers say that at lunchtime, the fish allow them to pat their bellies in exchange for crumbs, just like the dogs.
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" She admits, for example, that when looking at her wedding photos, the first thing she noticed were her "chins and bellies.
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Like spin kick KO's, the punters love it and so do the shark-faced promoters with fat bellies and Cuban cigars.
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"We Were Talking and Our Babies Were Talking Too," she wrote in the post, which showed her and Shead's growing bellies.
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This brand of body positivity makes me feel left out, because there's something missing from most of these models' bodies: bellies.
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While lizards are very well camouflaged — it's hard to see them against the desert background — their bellies are often surprisingly beautiful.
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In response to a privacy concern, federal researchers stripped off their shirts and drew fake tattoos on their arms and bellies.
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Out comes Ms. Bell's bottled water, and the doggies are flipped over for a reviving douse of water on their bellies.
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Initial photos show women posing, seated on a bed, their arms stretched out behind them and their pregnant bellies pointed upward.
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These are eaten by wildlife, filling their bellies, exposing them to chemical additives and, potentially, entering the food chain, said Vered.
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He was genetically bequeathed with good bodybuilding genes: narrow joints and long attachments for proportion and big muscle bellies for bulge.
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Passenger planes normally carry about half the world's air cargo in their bellies, with the remainder hauled in dedicated freighter planes.
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Draper told Reuters that cryptocurrencies are commodities like pork bellies, and characterized acquiring Tezzies as a purchase rather than a donation.
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If it is a choice between buying medications or food, pretty much all parents would choose their children's bellies, she said.
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Salamanders tend to glow brightly on their bellies, but not on their backs, which might help them hide from predators above.
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After the CME close, the U.S. pork cutout fell $4.47 per cwt, driven by declines in prices for hams and bellies.
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Then slivers of ice began to race along the current, catching the light like the heads and bellies of surfacing seals.
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Children from shantytowns in Brazil are growing bellies even as they&aposre suffering from stunted growth and have little lean mass.
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And, as babies mature, their bellies can stay full longer, which means they&aposll sleep for more extended periods of time.
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And what's all of that in the study about how dogs "talk" to humans by rolling over to have their bellies scratched?
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The elements that comprise our bodies are the same ones born in the bellies of exploding stars since the dawn of time.
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Some scenes even depict the aftermath of a successful hunt, recording dogs that bite the necks and bellies of ibexes and gazelles.
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Back in Sulawesi, some conservationists want Minahasan pastors to thunder from the pulpit against bushmeat—even though their bellies might argue otherwise.
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" That's why people often react to babies by mouthing their bellies or toes, and making comments like "I could eat you up!
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Wholesale prices for U.S. pork bellies that are sliced into bacon on Wednesday touched $1.73 per pound, the highest since August 2015.
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Mexico, the third-largest U.S. trade partner, said it would penalize U.S. imports including pork bellies, apples, grapes, cheeses and flat steel.
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Then again, it could just be the sun reflecting rays off their prominent beer-bellies that's giving them that weird glowing effect.
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The harlequin is so huge that everyone at work on their screenplays must pull their tables toward their bellies—a dreadful screech.
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From birthmarks to beer bellies, they mimic men that I have and will sleep with, so it's easier for me to relate.
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Federal subsidies have kept a roof over our heads and food in our bellies, but they are no substitute for good jobs.
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They looked forward to sitting down with bellies full of turkey and watching "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation," as they do every year.
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Hormel Foods fell after it cut its forecast for full-year earnings because of higher costs for pork bellies and other ingredients.
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The reason for this could be down to the type of fat that tends to hang out on men's and women's bellies.
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Strangely, these late-term embryos also had swollen bellies, which were initially thought to be yolk sacs, a form of stored food.
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At one point, analysts said, ISIS even appeared to be trying to smuggle weapons strapped to the bellies of herds of sheep.
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Ronald and Nancy Reagan helped popularize elegant dining and Jelly Bellies, while George and Barbara Bush favored casual dining and pork rinds.
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The end of dinner here seems to stretch out, and on most Tuesdays musicians are on hand to soothe any distended bellies.
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Autopsies revealed that the whales were all healthy aside from some debris in nine of their bellies, not enough to kill them.
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He hopes that the farm is still standing and that the bees regularly return to the hives with bellies full of nectar.
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Other oils come out during our practice—Parcher delivers peppermint oil to rub on our bellies and cedar oil to inhale in meditation.
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At one Florida clinic, doctors took fat cells from patients' bellies and injected them into their eyeballs, an experimental therapy for macular degeneration.
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There's plenty of animal life, too; long fish with big bellies and square jaws, smooth red squid that swim together in large groups.
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The world's largest company by sales is now the perceived underdog in an escalating grocery war with Amazon to fill 22006m American bellies.
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Sarongs circle their bellies, but they strip off this modesty as they walk briskly across the stage, their swimsuits secured with butt glue.
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This isn't the first time that bird remains have been found in shark bellies, study author Auriel Fournier from Mississippi State University tweeted.
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Their environment can also increase this risk: sleeping on their bellies, tobacco exposure, a respiratory infection, or potentially hazardous materials in the bed.
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The move, to be completed by 2020, is intended to help drinkers shed their beer bellies, often gained by chugging a six-pack.
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Besharam is the conduit for a sweet nostalgia that plays out like déjà vu in the eyes, ears, and bellies of its passengers.
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They spend their savings and imperil their lives not to line their own pockets, but to fill bellies and build houses back home.
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Fewer apples end up in the trash, and more fiber-filled fruits, rich in vitamins and minerals, end up in the kids' bellies.
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The fine white grains stuck to our bellies, to our Beaver Canoe sweatshirts, and to the bottom of our white 90s sport socks.
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In her web series Gourmet Makes, Saffitz recreates all kinds of childhood favorites, from Jelly Bellies and Starbursts to Pocky and Bagel Bites.
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From the window behind her desk, Mary can call out arriving planes — "The BA 117 just landed" — with Worldnet cargo in their bellies.
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Excited by the aroma, our feet stuck to linoleum, we came alive as the sun went down, our bellies growling for a taste.
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"There were a lot of questions of: Does it matter if I put my trash in the solar bellies right outside," she said.
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Many of us grew up with parents fussing to make sure we had something in our bellies before we set off for school.
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You can judge how laborious a food is by how long the video is—the longest, Gourmet Jelly Bellies, stretches to 2724 minutes.
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During the recent winter months, though, robust demand continued for both bellies and bacon so industry supplies were unable to get fully replenished.
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There are various reasons why retail bacon prices are not showing the huge increase found in the cash prices for wholesale pork bellies.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture data for January on pork bellies, from which bacon is made, put total stocks at 14 million pounds.
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The ones who resisted diet talk, the conscientious objectors to bemoaning their thunder thighs and bingo wings, their rolling bellies and wide hips.
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Some days that was tough, and I stayed off social media for weeks at a time to avoid seeing pregnant bellies and baby announcements.
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We sit down to eat right away, and even though we both have full bellies, we drift to the bedroom and have adult time.
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The provocative 1997 Comme des Garçons collection used gingham "lumps and bumps" on bellies, shoulders, and hips to question societal assumptions about female beauty.
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Consider the beavers in the creeks—how they carelessly float about, cracking mussels upon their upturned bellies and revelling in the sun and the . . .
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That so-called "stomach growl" we attribute solely to our bellies also comes from our intestines, specifically the some 20 feet of small intestine.
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Called 'Every Body Happy,' the video shows people moving and grooving their booties, arms and bellies – of all shapes and sizes – to the music.
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Lying on their bellies across the room, three Iraqi soldiers peered over the guns they'd pointed through smashed windows, anxiously scanning for ISIS fighters.
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Its fresh and prepared foods and protein stations made it the clear winner over Walmart's deli counter for anyone wanting to fill their bellies.
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This is called countershading and is very common — think of golden labs, or even sharks that are blue almost everywhere except their white bellies.
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It's often referred to as "belly fat," but that's kind of a misnomer because it makes it seem like all rotund bellies are bad.
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Ultrasound-based technologies like Liposonix and UltraShape work better on flat, thick areas of fat — mainly bellies, thighs, and sides — rather than on bulges.
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First formed in 303 under the Truman Administration, the program has since expanded and helped fill the bellies of 30.4 million kids in 2016.
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I knew they were adorable and often a little weird, but I did not know they would slap bellies with their trainers if asked.
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She typically takes fat cells from patients' bellies, but Ms. Gbaya's muscled body had so little fat that it was taken from the thigh.
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My mother has worked immensely hard to always provide a home where we can sleep peacefully and fill our bellies with her delicious cooking.
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A who's who of toned tummies of the 90s—Britney Spears, Rose McGowan, and Fiona Apple—were soon sporting bejeweled bellies of their own.
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Those burgeoning 40-something bellies were the most painful for me to see, evidence that it was possible to get pregnant just under the wire.
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The male models at Zhou&aposs show sported prosthetic baby bumps under their looks, though some of their bellies saw the spotlight more than others.
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More and more freeloaders walk into a restaurant, fill their bellies with the finest food and drinks, and then sneak out without paying their bill.
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Duncan gained internet fame back in March when she posted a photo showing how different baby bellies can be, even at similar stages of pregnancy.
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However, when researchers only looked at obese and normal-weight mothers, excluding overweight women, they did find obesity associated with babies who had larger bellies.
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The " stuffing" series features models, often shirtless, being forced to eat large quantities of food and then showing off the burrito babies in their bellies.
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We sent everyone on their way with full bellies, and distributed what was left of the food, along with unopened bottles of wine and beer.
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Why, after we've exposed our bellies and turned thick thighs into a summer anthem, are our backs still kept under loose, non-form-fitting wraps?
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About 16 million women didn't receive candy or flowers because they struggle below the poverty line and their kids need new shoes and fuller bellies.
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The year is 1976, the women favor hip-huggers and handkerchief tops and the men still think that floppily bared bellies are a turn-on.
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As we walked back to our hotel, our bellies full, a fighter jet flew in low and seemed to suck the air from around us.
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One of the biggest breakthroughs is the reinterpretation of a distinct band of material that runs horizontally along the bellies of numerous Tully monster fossils.
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"Picking those berries enriched not only our everyday lives and bellies but our imaginations and spirits as well," Mr. Kenny wrote in an autobiographical essay.
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They also tend to have white bellies, which enable them to blend in with contrasting light from the surface and avoid being seen from below.
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In neighboring Spartanburg County, three horses were found with slashes on their hind legs and bellies, the county's environmental enforcement director, Jamie Nelson, told CNN.
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The videos were typically filmed from behind the women's heads during their procedures, Goddard said, sometimes depicting the women's bellies, and the tops of their thighs.
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Closely watched stocks of pork bellies at the end of September were up 34% from a year ago at the highest since 1971, USDA data showed.
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Once released into the wild, and with their bellies full of the GMO bacteria, these mosquitoes pass on their resistance from one generation to the next.
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When Americans think of childhood hunger, they might picture the skeletal frames and swollen bellies of children from faraway nations — but that isn't the full story.
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"Grandmothers and aunts and everybody have told (mothers), if they have babies sleep on their bellies, they're more comfortable; they're not going to choke," she said.
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BMI can also underestimate the threat for people who are "skinny fat," as some doctors call those who tend to be fit, but have big bellies.
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More important, either of those two would put fire into the bellies of apathetic Democrats, enabling them to stretch their emerging advantage in the popular vote.
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This whole process took approximately 54 days in a laboratory, and yielded as much milk as you'd expect to collect from the bellies of tiny cockroaches.
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Another student suggested he ask people at the beginning of class to place their hand on their hearts or bellies if they want to be adjusted.
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Canada announced retaliatory tariffs on steel and aluminum, and Mexico said it would put tariffs on U.S. products, like flat steel, pork bellies, grapes and cheese.
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The Mountain and his friends question prisoners who have buckets of rats tied to their bellies so the vermin will chew into them (30 minutes in).
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We want a roof over our heads and food in our bellies, to feel safe and secure, and for our children to grow and be strong.
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Plastic pollution is covering the planet, making its way into the bellies of sea life and exacerbating the climate crisis because it's made with fossil fuels.
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William Shatner pulled a Christmas surprise out of his stocking for some hungry cops stuck working on Xmas ... filling their bellies with a tasty holiday spread.
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It's safe to say we missed our dose of vitamin D and being able to cover our Santa-like food bellies with light and airy clothes.
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A Texas-size navy blue star, nine and one-eighth inches high and placed squarely against the left side of the players' bellies, punctuated the look.
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Along the sides of the pool, a gaggle of 60-something men stood glistening in the morning air, their swollen bellies hanging over wet bathing trunks.
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Fresh bellies, which are from recently butchered hogs and not frozen like those held in inventories, are readily available, at times amid record-high hog production.
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Sadly for the libertines who have no moral opposition to shoving food into the bellies of birds with a long, metal tube, things aren't getting much better.
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After we shower, D. toasts up some frozen naan to soak up all the booze in our bellies and we drink some Sleepytime tea before passing out.
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Many bakeries, coffee shops and donut shops now offer deals on the holiday to fill our bellies, making it one of the sweetest days of the year.
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"And maybe deep down inside, that (CAS) decision lit a bit of a fire in our bellies the past seven days that we've been here," Edney added.
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Grandmama, the smartest, most responsible human being I knew, cut open chicken bellies and washed the shit out of white folks dirty underwear because of Cole's power.
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Although the first world war brutally interrupted international trade and investment, the country profited from filling the bellies of soldiers on the front with tinned corned beef.
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An American veterinarian was extradited from Spain to the United States three years after his arrest for allegedly sewing liquid heroin into the bellies of live puppies.
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He is also accused of stitching packets of liquid heroin into the bellies of multiple dogs including Labrador retrievers and other breeds, according to the Associated Press.
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Put your pregnant Kardashian knowledge to the test with these bustin' out bellies ... see if you can labor up the skill to guess who's about to pop!
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Instagram is full of perfect post-baby bellies that make it seem like you can just "snap back" to your pre-baby body weeks after giving birth.
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With our bellies nearly stuffed, the night couldn't be complete without Ramen Tatusya's Texas brisket tsukemen, which was inspired by their time spent on Chef's Night Out.
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Birds don't transmit the flu by swapping spit or coughing; instead, the viruses fester in their guts and spread to other birds' bellies via feces-contaminated water.
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Their round bellies bounce to the rhythm of their shuffle, and, feeling the ecstasy of the harmonious moment, they drop their jaws and roll their eyes back.
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I existed in the Buddhist realm of the Hungry Ghosts: They are creatures with tiny mouths, long, thin necks and huge round bellies, cursed with insatiable desire.
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They do whatever the hell they please, get their bellies scratched (if they want), sleep 16 hours a day, and are more elegant than I'll ever be.
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The collapse in passenger flights has tightened the cargo market, leading some carriers to fly planes devoid of passengers and baggage but with cargo in their bellies.
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I've seen pink smoke unfurl from flares, blue balloons tumble out of boxes, pink confetti explode, and painted hands press onto bellies to form (very) abstract hearts.
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Dr. Whitney's team had found microbeads in the bellies of dead baby fish off the coast of Hawaii, but now he says glitter is even more dangerous.
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Staff members there used liposuction to suck fat out of the women's bellies, and then extracted stem cells from the fat to inject into the women's eyes.
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Many sellers now have about as much relationship to the goods as commodity traders to do pork bellies, just directing goods from one company's warehouse to another.
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Bostelmann created some of the most arresting depictions of marine life, from wriggling, blue-and-orange nudibranches to bloated black swallowers whose bellies reveal their latest meals.
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A few women were visibly uncomfortable with the fact that Jarrar only cut pieces from the front of our shirts and to the side of our bellies.
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That hunger is rarely satisfied but as of last night, we're in the midst of one that will have our bellies on full for the foreseeable future.
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The process is arduous and time-consuming, as opposed to the sort of mass-produced saline-injected pig bellies that get sprayed with artificial liquid smoke in factories.
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Last week, Virginia father Robert Selby shared a heartwarming selfie on Instagram with his 3-year-old son Chase — both are seen with feeding tubes in their bellies.
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NYC is littered with pregnant women with perfect little basketball bellies crushing Soul Cycle classes like all that extra human growth hormone is somehow akin to free doping.
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The event, planned by Myra Harbour of Celebrate, was capped off by the arrival of an In-N-Out burger truck to leave wedding guests with full bellies.
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They may shy away from buying pork bellies that are currently high-priced compared to last year in the hope that costs will come down later, he said.
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Crudely put, what is known as "the epidemiological transition" is a shift from diseases of the bellies and lungs of babies to those of the arteries of adults.
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All that stamping and snorting alarmed the eels so much, they attacked, pressing their long bodies to the horses' bellies and letting loose with volleys of electric shocks.
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In the ancient era, it's been rumored that both the Greeks and Romans looked to the powers of olive oil to make stretch marks on pregnant bellies disappear.
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The companies making plastics should be regulated to ensure their products don't end up choking seabirds, warming sea turtle nesting beaches, and accumulating in the bellies of whales.
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Microplastic particles outnumber larval fish in the slicks by a factor of seven to one, and dissections of the larvae reveal that many have plastic in their bellies.
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It seems that while we were out back on the grassy spot behind the store, toasting our bellies in the summer sun, some changes happened in the shop.
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"She had them lying on their bellies with their legs spread and their arms behind them," one of the teens' grandmothers, who declined to be identified, told WREG.
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Nine shirtless men with big numbers painted on their bellies twerked for the crowd before submitting to bottom-grabbing and nipple-pinching by three middle-age female judges.
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And so it was decided: We would fill our bellies with potent, nutrient-dense raw fish and then listen to Magneto and Professor X say some old words.
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As they stretch and squeeze their own skin, not excluding genitalia, or as their bellies expand and deflate in silhouette, they prompt thoughts about bodies as strange things.
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Probably because the ink granules are too bulky for the microscopic Pac-Mans to break down, they hold onto the pigment, your body art shining through their bellies.
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With both their bellies and their brains full, there's only one way for the entrepreneurs to end their day at Daymond's: a selfie session overlooking the Hollywood Hills.
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In the pork market, cutout values were also lower for carcasses, loins, butts and bellies, according to the USDA, as large U.S. supplies loom over the hog market.
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Again under young middle-aged bellies in the summerthe furious men on your blockpounded with balls the vast strip of tar until the net flapped in the wind.
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A quick search on Facebook yields dozens of different pages and events advertising abortions, many featuring stock images of white women popping tablets, or holding their pregnant bellies.
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If they saw structures—the synapses—glowing like red, fluorescent lit-up dots inside the bellies of the green microglia, they would know that microglia were eating synapses.
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On some 400 trees, the trunks buckle out 90 degrees, creating bark-covered bellies that drag just above the earth, oddly, all pointing in the same direction — north.
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Celebrity prisoners spending their July 4th holiday behind bars will chow down on an Independence Day spread like the rest of us ... filling their bellies with fatty foods.
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Beijing (CNN)Each summer, as Chinese cities swelter under the baking heat, middle-aged men across the country roll their T-shirts up above their bellies to cool down.
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He would hire models to hold the latest Motorola phones next to their (clothed) genitalia and to display them on their tanned bellies and his forum posts were legendary.
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The next day was bright and cheery, and we headed back down the mountain with our bellies full of eggs, oatmeal, grits and peach spoonbread, served in a skillet.
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It may seem surprising, therefore, that among the light-producing cells distributed across their bodies they have a set that point downward from their bellies towards the sea floor.
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So if Libra is a cryptocurrency — and, again, it does kind of seem to be one — it's classed by the IRS as a commodity, like pork bellies or gold.
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My haul was full of females—noticeable by their spade-like marking in their bellies—and a few males, with more phallic markings, that were too small to keep.
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Angell veterinarians have "removed all manner of objects from the bellies of pets, from guitar strings and wristwatches, to safety pins, diamond rings, perfume bottles and more," reports MSPCA.
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Earlier this month, she used the social-media platform to see if other expectant moms ever felt like their bellies were changing in size as each day went on.
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Inside, Stewart and St. Vincent (whose real name is Annie Clark) were spotted rubbing the bellies of some real poodles used in the show of one designers, Vogue reports.
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Their iPad bellies display hidden poetry in HTML codes, and the screens flicker with images of abandoned Hollywood film sets, government air and space operations, and the word "TEARS".
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Participants crawl into a kind of motorized buggy, lie on their bellies, and strap on a virtual reality headset that serves as their car's eye view of the road.
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At MAC, the brand's collaborative collection with Good Luck Trolls, the '90s plastic toy line with tufts of rainbow hair and gems stuck in their bellies, is on display.
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"Swimming With Men" makes a point to notice the vulnerability of their flesh — the softness of bellies, the patches of ungroomed body hair, the muscles that strain from underuse.
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The change is also a reaction to plastic waste: reports of whales washing up with bellies stuffed with bottles and bags have gotten people really pissed about plastic pollution.
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Work it off in local style aboard a Bellyak, a kayak derivation in which paddlers lie on their bellies and use their hands, clad in webbed gloves, to paddle.
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That is probably where the design originated, farmers with body dysmorphic disorder who were embarrassed by the way their bellies pooched out when they sat down on their harvesters.
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Luckily for river otters, their slick bellies are perfectly suited for such a feat, as one critter at the Minnesota Zoo used some fresh snowfall to demonstrate Wednesday morning.
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For Alka-Seltzer, he made quick cuts from round bellies to toned midriffs in the "No Matter What Shape Your Stomach's In" commercial, a unique visual for the time.
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For Alka-Seltzer, he made quick cuts from round bellies to toned midriffs in the "No Matter What Shape Your Stomach's In" commercial, a unique visual for the time.
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And each week, we open these parcels dutifully, a little flutter of expectation in our bellies as we wonder, for the briefest of moments, what it could possibly be.
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But sometimes we'd go to Lalandia [a Danish water park chain] with COPA, and we would fill an entire row of showers with people who have bags on their bellies.
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And the way Shrill films fat bodies is revolutionary: tender, gentle, lingering on cellulite and moving bellies and rolls of flesh in a way that is reverent and unheard of.
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We'd share clips during the many listless afternoons spent lying around on the purple couch in the dayroom, our bellies painful and distended from all the Ensure and tube-feeding.
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Lately, it seems like she and her pregnant sister Khloé can't catch a break as people tear them apart for even the most ridiculous things, like cradling their pregnant bellies.
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He's the reason hundreds of people have spent countless hours in line for the mere chance to have a cronut on their Instagram feeds and, more importantly, in their bellies.
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"The civilians call it 'belly money,' because it's all made off of females' bellies," said Wu. Half a million enforcers Enforcing the policy and collecting those fines takes incredible manpower.
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Surfers and body-boarders also were four times more likely than non-surfers to have in their bellies E. coli containing a mobile gene that makes bacteria resistant to antibiotics.
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Many glassfrogs, such as C. resplendens, H. munozorum, and T. midas, have transparent bellies, but H. yaku features one of the clearest transparent undersides ever seen in a glassfrog species.
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Afterward, his team will measure how long it takes Zika to go from the bugs' bellies to their salivary glands, which marks the time they can bite and infect humans.
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After an epiphany in which he saw people as "hungry ghosts" -- Buddhist beings whose swollen bellies and pencil-thin necks symbolize the insatiability of desire -- Glassman vowed to serve them.
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Turns out, the appendix isn't as superfluous as we've been led to believe, and may play an important role in helping out the good bacteria that live in our bellies.
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Though the return of peace to the Korean Peninsula is a laudable and historic accomplishment, it will mean absolutely nothing to the millions struggling to fill their bellies every day.
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Any futile status pursuit smacks a bit of Dr. Seuss's Sneetches, those creatures that tried to create specialness among their ranks by furiously adding or removing stars from their bellies.
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In the Asia-Pacific region, Qantas Airways Ltd, Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd, Korean Air Lines Co Ltd are also operating some flights with empty seats but bellies full of cargo.
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Packs of dogs trot through the parks, hang around restaurants for scraps (which they usually get), and sprawl on their bellies inside railway stations as rushing commuters leap over them.
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Trilobites Some 12,000 years ago, the saber-toothed cat stalked grasslands across the Americas, pouncing on unsuspecting horses and bison before sinking its ferocious fangs into their throats and bellies.
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In the early nineteen-thirties, the U.S. Navy built two "flying aircraft carriers," the Akron and the Macon, whose bellies could open to release fleets of F9C Sparrowhawk fighter planes.
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Hollywood seems eager to give back this year ahead of another Thanksgiving where their own bellies are sure to be full -- with some even heading back home to help others.
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Departing from the west coast of New Zealand's South Island in mid-November, the penguins fed at sea for about eight to ten weeks, returning with their bellies full of fish.
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For over 80 years now, National Donut Day has been celebrated on the first Friday of June, remembering the soldiers who fought for us and the women who filled their bellies.
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Medeiros and his colleagues, many of whom now have pot-bellies bulging out of their purpose-made track suits, are enjoying being back in action at the first South American Games.
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In front of the stage, sunken in red-velvet cinema seats, the mid-afternoon flesh-junkies sit, their bellies pushing through faun M&S Blue Harbour slacks or dark pinstripe suits.
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Because they have bigger bellies they eat more, and because they have wider mouths they are more likely to swallow seeds whole rather than chew them up, as smaller fish might.
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One way that the project raises awareness and funds is by encouraging mothers to embrace the beauty of their pregnant bodies by painting their bellies and sharing photos on social media.
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It helped him to go to a nudist beach, where men in their 50s lumber proudly around with penises so small that they barely poke out from under their beer bellies.
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The eight other purebred puppies discovered in the makeshift veterinary clinic, where large packets of liquid heroin were surgically implanted into the folds of skin along their bellies, suffered grave consequences.
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When my sister and I were growing up in Accra in the '90s, lying on our bellies, we would thumb through the magazines our aunties who lived abroad had left behind.
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I think gun owners know that our rights are under attack and at risk, so we all have a fire in our bellies to get more involved and get more vocal.
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Queer research can feel like a secret club, where evidence is stored only within the blood that rushes from our bellies to our cheeks and is exchanged via intuition and rumor.
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Contrasting colors make putting it on correctly every time a cinch, and there are six different places on the harness to make adjustments for wide necks, barrel chests, and chunky bellies.
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Four or five of their stout bellies have been joined together after being separated from the stringier bits, which are ground up in a smoked butter sauce that is insanely good.
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We are now so well fed by the 1 percent of us that still work in agriculture that we deposit as much food in landfill as we put in our bellies.
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Or this First Response ad, which focuses not on the anxiety-making waiting process but on the bottomless joys of motherhood: doting men kiss convex bellies and gingerly cradle pregnant partners. Heartwarming?
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The morning wholesale pork price on Tuesday was up 65 cents per cwt from Monday to $77.10, with cost increases for all categories except pork bellies and picnic shoulder cuts, USDA said.
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On Saturday, Meghan King Edmonds — who is expecting twin boys with husband Jim Edmonds — looked back on her pregnancy with first daughter Aspen, comparing her baby bellies in one eye-opening post.
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In reality, having a belly that sticks out is nothing to be ashamed of, and it's increasingly common to see people rocking clothes that highlight, rather than hide, their bellies (VBO, anyone?).
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The market drew support in part after the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) mid-morning pork report showed the average carcass value up $3.70 per cwt, with values surging for pork bellies.
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My guess is that none of them eat because they're murderous dead things that just want to make more dead things, and they don't really care about filling their non-functional bellies.
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Scary videos of pregnant women (the most vulnerable!) with needles poking into their bellies are intermingled with revolting images of fatty, pulsating bodily tissues pierced by scalpels or incised by surgical devices.
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When Lewis snarls "Drop out of high school" and Elias' lead break kicks in you can feel the room of bogans with noses full of speed and bellies full of beer, heaving.
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But the high ground in his pastures and pens was not very high, and some of his dazed livestock — 650 head of cattle and 11 horses — confronted water up to their bellies.
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That's especially important because there are nasty germs and bacteria out there that don't have soft, fatty bellies that soap bubbles can attack -- such as hepatitis A virus, poliovirus, meningitis and pneumonia.
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When it comes to excellent finishing, we are vile gluttons, happy to stuff our bellies full of goals until we are groaning and swollen, acutely nauseous with the indulgence of it all.
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In another, two girls have big balloons in their bellies, as if to pretend they are pregnant, which evokes Helen Levitt's image of two women, one pregnant, the other with milk bottles.
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Tall, thin houses toppled to one side, killed on the spot; stockier, sturdier houses trembled and swayed, their chests and bellies gashed open and exposing what had always been hidden from view.
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Chinese authorities have imposed fines for public spitting and, more recently, gone after the "Beijing bikini" — or the practice of men rolling up their shirts and baring their bellies in the summer.
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Cash prices for wholesale pork bellies, a cut of pork sliced to make bacon, are up 280 percent since the start of 2500 through Thursday, according to commodity research firm Urner Barry.
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Mary and Elizabeth are depicted in profile, their eyes locked, their pregnant bellies touching — nearly symmetrical poses that cut them off from our presence and immerse them in their own mystical union.
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While this was good news for both Motorola and people who dislike giant bricks that press against their bellies when they sit down, it was not good for the cellphone holster industry.
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Coyotes are released from tubes in the bellies of NOAA's research planes, then piloted remotely in order to gather data from the region in a storm that is just above the ocean's surface.
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But after that, after bath time and bedtime, half-passed-out and kept awake mostly by the hunger in our own bellies, my wife and I turn to those vegetables to sustain ourselves.
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We do this to remember how our ancestors would have to leave their homes, sometimes for several minutes at a time, in search of sustenance for their bellies and energy for their devices.
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Spanx founder Sara Blakely came up with the idea for The Belly Art Project — a photo book featuring pregnant bellies made into works of art — when she was pregnant with her first son.
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It could also be pointed out that few world-class athletes come so close to having their bellies touch the ground when at rest, or naturally look like they're wearing weird fluffy pantaloons.
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Mocking public figures usually reaches a point when it stops being fun, when cold guilt fills our bellies, and we reconcile with the fact that the target of our ire is only human.
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We're not the first to say that dumplings are a sort of universal culinary language—everyone's got a doughy, delicious little lump of goodness that fills bellies and is the ultimate comfort food.
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We relied on critical federal nutrition programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and school breakfast and lunch to help fill our refrigerator and our bellies, and to nourish our developing minds.
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The shooter stalked the playing field with a rifle as panicked lawmakers and staffers fell to their bellies, scurried to the dugout, climbed fences and looked for makeshift barriers to hide behind. Sen.
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About 32 percent of plastics make it out into nature, where it often ends up in the bellies of fish, birds, and whales — and, as it turns out, potentially in our stomachs too.
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People scan the skies and the sea hoping to sight the emergency aid that has been arriving drip by drip, on boats, in helicopters or in the bellies of eight-seat propeller planes.
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"I'm really in love with my job," said Ms. Munn, whose usual gigs include painting children's faces and pregnant women's bellies, the latter a new trend that is popular on Pinterest and Instagram.
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Once your bellies are full, you can kick back and tune in to see Sting, Shaggy and more perform at "The Wonderful World of Disney: Magical Holiday Celebration" on ABC at 8pm EST.
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With plus size partners, we can press our bellies together, grab each others bodies, and enjoy the thickness of our flesh in privacy (or with other partners, if they're game for group sex).
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Around half the world's air cargo normally travels in the bellies of passenger planes rather than dedicated freighters, so the cancellation of passenger flights has led to a sharp reduction in cargo capacity.
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Feast your eyes this Thanksgiving on these photos of stars showing off their bellies ... It's up to you to decide whether or not these babies are bundles of joy or stuffed with snacks!
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On the one hand, it's great to have a government agency dedicated to ensuring the privacy of citizens is upheld, and they even have a fire in their bellies for that sort of thing.
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In celebration of all of that's weird and funky out there as far as what folks are filling their bellies with, let's take a look at of some of American's most unusual regional cuisine.
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Instead, the procedure serves as a way for already-skinny (and wealthy) people to freeze off a tiny bit of fat around their bellies and love handles for a $400 to $1800 price tag.
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The unusual views of these cats' squished bellies are revitalizing our broken souls — especially after all the terrible stuff that happened on the internet this week — and getting us through to the weekend. (BoingBoing)
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Black widows make particularly good candidates for data from citizen researchers, the study&aposs authors wrote, because the bulbous, inky females with red spots on their bellies are so readily identifiable and unusual-looking.
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The streets are packed with office workers, their faces red and their bellies full, as every business in the capital descends on the bars and restaurants of the West End for their Christmas parties.
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But U.S. bacon appears relatively unimportant to Mexico—so unimportant, in fact, that the Mexican government didn't even mention pork bellies in its press release announcing retaliatory tariffs, citing instead pork legs and shoulders.
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Not only do animals confuse these microplastics for larvae, the plastics also find their way into the bellies of the larvae themselves, climbing the food chain all the way up to you and me.
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Passenger airlines are filling their bellies with more cargo, thanks to e-commerce and demand for perishable goods from asparagus to salmon to roses, and other temperature-sensitive products like medicine, carriers told CNBC.
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Run by a pair of sisters who were inspired by their mother's delicious recipe, Mimi Cheng's sticks to what it does best, which makes for happy, full bellies without having to empty your wallet.
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He calls the '90s and early 2000s a "creative clusterfuck of toy ideas," reminiscing about pregnant Barbie dolls with detachable bellies  and "Puppy Surprise" stuffed dogs who "gave birth" to smaller stuffed dogs.
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His first blueprint, presented at the TED x talk in 2012, owed more to science fiction than to reality: a chain of manta-ray-shaped stations that would passively funnel trash into their bellies.
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In Ridley Scott's new film, "Alien: Covenant," the latest installment of the actually scary horror franchise about aliens who burst from the bellies of spaceship crew members, McBride plays a jaunty Southerner named Tennessee.
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You might even say that if the wolf and the witch had guns of their own — say, rifles with sights — these would have been much shorter stories, with full bellies for the bad guys.
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Good fire investigators start on their bellies, looking at the tiniest things that burned — the blades of grass, said Jon Skinner, who oversees fire investigation and recovery for the federal Bureau of Land Management.
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And, if one goes far enough back, the huge bellies and buttocks of the Paleolithic "Steatopygian Venus" figures that have been found across much of Europe suggest that fat can connote fertility and desirability.
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Set once upon a time, the movie spins a legend that never was: Every 60 years, slavering creatures emerge from beyond to sharpen their teeth on human bones and stuff their bellies on meat.
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It has nothing to do with pork bellies or lager, but this Nori Onishi profile of the French pedophile Gabriel Matzneff, now hiding out on the Italian Riviera, is really strong, and beautifully written.
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This was the strangest but perhaps most fitting way for our time in the Arctic to end, I thought, huddled together with full bellies on the tundra, Misha patrolling the perimeter for polar bears.
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Dessert might seem impossible at the end of such a feast, but the karidopita , a walnut and cinnamon-spiced cake, is so good that it seems to fit in even the fullest of bellies.
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Alongside runway appearances on the bellies of Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell, the Aerosmith video helped vault the the navel piercing into the mainstream—a first for any non-earlobe piercing at the time.
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Both Jackson and the second-time mom-to-be have their shirts pulled up for the first two adorable "BUMPdate" snapshots, looking down at their bellies for the mother-son session captured by Zach, 29.
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NUTELLA AND POT-BELLIES Far from being offended by the intrusion of a politician, selfie-seeking holidaymakers have swarmed to the attraction, and Salvini is always available to press the flesh and swap high-fives.
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Even better, I follow women and other queer people with various body types, to the extent that my feed is a lovely kaleidoscope of humanity instead of just a depressing stream of tanned, flat bellies.
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With full bellies, we approached the paragliding landing site and after a few prayers, I was able to take off, soaring through the air, strapped into a harness with a guide at the glider's controls.
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And as the global population rises from 260bn to close to 230bn by the middle of the century, it is estimated that agricultural production will have to rise by 21.5% to fill the world's bellies.
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The cuts mean fewer passenger-plane bellies to fill with cargo, which would normally be a boon to cargo carriers, but concerns about the virus have led to more uncertainty for these air freight companies.
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When Chontel Duncan posted the now-viral photo of herself and a friend showing off their very different pregnant bellies – despite being just four weeks apart – she never imagined the reaction would be so crazy.
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Commodities — such as precious metals, including gold and silver; industrial materials, such as iron ore and copper; and agricultural products, such as wheat and pork bellies — can offer strong diversification benefits to an investment portfolio.
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It is in the poorer parts of the world, though, that the battle for full bellies will be won or lost; and in Africa, in particular, the scope for change is both enormous and unpredictable.
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"A trade tariff on bellies wouldn't be very impactful because of the minimal amount we send to Mexico," said Christine McCracken, the executive director of animal protein at Rabobank, a financial services firm for agribusiness.
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None of them seemed 100% ready, even as their bellies grew and the months flew by, but they knew they wanted to take the plunge and pledged to figure everything out when the time came.
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At the docks, the salmon-hued dust coats everything, from the yellow railings atop the cranes to the rims of the fast-moving conveyor belts that hurtle rocks toward the bellies of giant cargo vessels.
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The food courts remind them of their full bellies before the trips home, the weight in the center of the body after it has eaten everything, the stomach glossy and pink as a shopping bag.
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Another fan, Sam, tells us about his vintage shirt While that sense of collective friendliness might be a big part of club's appeal, it doesn't dampen the fire in the fans' bellies come kick off.
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Its extra-large size allows even taller women with broader frames to comfortably balance their bellies and align their knees and hips, thus taking the strain off the lower back, spine, and shoulders during sleep.
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"The red bellies eat lizards and frogs and so I wouldn't be surprised if there are probably lizards around the area where the kids keep their bags and the gardens nearby," Field told the newspaper.
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Indeed, U.S. Department of Agriculture figures showed December 83.33 ended with the lowest supplies of pork bellies in cold storage during a December going back to when the department began tracking the number in 2014.3.
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In the 1950s and '60s, governments in Africa and Asia started subsidizing the production of staple crops like rice and corn because it was the fastest way to fill bellies and reduce starvation in those regions.
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It's unclear exactly who was eating and who was packing their bellies with strictly wine and ale calories, but points to Podrick, Gendry, Brienne, the Hound, Jon, and Sansa for digging into some meat on camera.
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On that Monday, the patrons were still mainly male, but rather than bellies the size of airbags, many of them had washboard abs, and the discussion turned not to aches and pains but to Tinder dates.
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Of course, there are plus-size models with bellies, like Tess Holiday (who was proclaimed the "world's first size 22 supermodel" on a 2015 cover of People and has only seen more well-deserved success since).
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While FedEx, United Parcel Service and Deutsche Post DHL might be more familiar shippers to consumers, commercial airlines that ship cargo on board passenger planes are enjoying higher revenues as they stuff planes' bellies with cargo.
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What would you do if you were a father in Honduras, and you went to bed nightly feeling the failure of your kids' hungry bellies and knowing there will still be no options when you awake?
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Pharrell Williams is making a difference on Good Friday, heading down to L.A.'s Skid Row to help out some folks who are less fortunate than him ... filling up bellies and putting smiles on people's faces.
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As a young girl, I watched girls not much older than me poised with bellies they couldn't get rid of, because abortion — unlike being impregnated by men twice their age — is a crime in our country.
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Spend time on the sidelines of any marathon, and you may spot a perplexing phenomenon: Some otherwise svelte runners—people with toothpick arms and legs—may have oddly protuberant bellies bulging from beneath their race bibs.
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Chris Wilson, co-founder of Too Good To Go UK, said his team hoped to play its part in ending food waste by "putting food into bellies instead of bins", while raising awareness over the issue.
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But plastic doesn't just end up in the garbage — it also finds its way into the ocean, the air we breathe, and the bellies of numerous critters that extends all the way to the human race.
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Wholesale prices of pork bellies surged to over $200 per hundredweight in July after starting the year at roughly $116, caused by stronger-than-expected consumer demand and tight supply, according to government data and industry watchers.
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"Instead of upholding every citizen's right to kneel, the owners showed their bellies to the orange-hued occupant of the Oval Office and his sycophantic enablers, praying that their prostration would keep the money flowing," Kluwe wrote.
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Half lifestyle magazine, half porn zine, over the decade of its activity, from 2001 to 43, BUTT triggered a new aesthetic in gay subculture: un-styled men in messy flats, pot bellies, body hair and long beards.
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Dad bods are all the rage in Hollywood and these full-formed famous people are embracing the tummy trend ... Check out the shirtless shots and see if you can guess the celebs that own these pop bellies.
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On-demand food delivery apps may be great at filling the bellies of hungry consumers fast but startups in this space have yet to figure out how to deliver push-button convenience without haemorrhaging money at scale.
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"The cold storage is crucial for bellies in particular, along with a number of other cuts, because the summer is our lowest pork [production] period," said Russell Barton, who reports on the pork market for Urner Barry.
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But in recent years, tattoos have become more commonplace, slowly migrating from the underbelly of society to the bellies of ordinary citizens (and their arms, legs and backs), aided by their ubiquitous exposure in global pop culture.
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"It is really nice coming to work and seeing other people who are just as pregnant watching their bellies pop and just talking about these experiences that we are going through together," nurse Amanda Spear told WMTW.
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According to Monterey Bay Aquarium, these small sharks are known for swallowing large amounts of sea water when threatened, so as to puff up their bellies and make them appear less of an easy meal for predators.
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CME owns the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade and other markets offering electronic and face-to-face trading in futures and options tied to currencies, interest rates and commodities, from oil to pork bellies to gold.
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"It's really nice coming to work and seeing other people who are just as pregnant and watching their bellies pop and just talking about these experiences that we are going through together," nurse Amanda Spear told the station.
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"To all the moms-to-be who lugged their baby bellies here today," Huntsman said at the end of the episode, raising a glass of non-alcoholic sparkling cider to the fellow moms-to-be in the audience.
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BRASÍLIA — The mercantile thrum at the Posto da Torre begins at daybreak with a rush of motorcycle deliverymen and taxi drivers who come to fill their tanks with gas, and their bellies with warm puffs of cheesy bread.
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Mexico has already proposed tariffs on pork bellies, apples, cranberries, grapes, cheeses and flat-rolled steel from the U.S. The Canadian prime minister also announced that Canada would respond with its own share of penalties on U.S. imports.
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Massive bags held some of the 20 tons of plastic ocean garbage that land on the island each year, 5 tons of which come from the bellies of albatrosses, which feed the plastic to their young, often fatally.
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Rather than the typical scenario of the stubborn old clashing with the unorthodox new, each group represents the provocateurs of their respective eras, employing satire, subversion, and intensity to dig into the bellies of their respective subject matters.
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Dense with exotic proteins, teeming with legumes favored by health-conscious humans, they are promoted as delicious as well as nutritious — better for gluten-sensitive bellies, closer to the ancestral, protein-rich diets of the Yorkie's savage forebears.
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Kate Benson's play about a group of regulars at a Bushwick saloon bellies back up to the bar, when WP Theater, in partnership with the Bushwick Starr in association with New Georges, brings it back for another round.
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They serve another purpose, too: Reminding me to celebrate every day with my three kids; to sneak into their rooms at night and watch their bellies rise and fall; to hold them close, but also let them grow.
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We would devour burgers and fries atop the hood of his car after a night of watching Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle standup, spilling ketchup across our T-shirts and laughing from the deepest parts of our bellies.
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They are noble beasts, living apart from the madness and chaos of the game, taking their pleasures from sun in the sky and grass in their bellies, from the gentle touch of their lover, the singing of simple songs.
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In spite of the death of most of humanity, and a few grueling scenes involving wrenched-open bellies or brainpans, this is really more a PG-13 movie than an R. In Chicago, filmgoers can catch it at Cinepocalypse.
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The tank and seat of the new bikes form clean, almost rigid horizontal lines, while their exposed bellies invite you to poke and prod with your eyes (or hands) at all the mechanical bits that make the motos move.
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Even though it'd be easy to lay down money for clothes that are tailor-made for big bellies, I can't bring myself to spend so much money on something I wouldn't want to wear outside of these 40 weeks.
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" The product — by Hatch Mama — retails for $12, with the company describing it as an "all-natural hydrating" treatment that "was made for pregnant bellies to help minimize stretch marks during pregnancy and help soften inflamed scar tissue postpartum.
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Some claim that these early hawkers on Djurgården, the leafy, park-covered isle in the city center, were ladies with boxes hung around their necks, while others insist they were corpulent men with hot dogs balanced on their bellies.
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With bellies full, we head over to Subzero Scientific, where Ganja Jon takes our host Abdullah though the process of creating some of his famous concentrates (and of course,no tour would be complete without a dab or two).
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When we opened our first bar on Viktoriagade in Copenhagen six years ago, beer drinkers were people with beer bellies who sat and hurled draft beer down their throats while sitting inside of dives that played bad rock music.
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His fans relish his surreal, inventive images of the afterlife, but particularly his vivid visions of hell: sinners straddling giant knife-blades, egg-shaped machines churning miscreants into their bellies, cruel hybrid frog-devils and dog-faced lizard birds.
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Scientists divide tickling into two types: knismesis, a light, feather-type touch across the skin that can induce a shiver or twitch, and gargalesis, a repeated probing of sensitive areas like ribs, bellies, necks and the undersides of feet.
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Women in general are expected to hate their bodies with a kind of performative smugness, as if the more loudly they announce their loathing of their thighs and their butts and their bellies, the more feminine they will become.
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Kate Benson's play about a group of regulars at a Bushwick saloon bellies back up to the bar, when WP Theater, in partnership with the Bushwick Starr and in association with New Georges, brings it back for another round.
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This season, that hand threw the second-fewest passes since Brees arrived in New Orleans, and instead continually thrust the ball into the bellies of Mark Ingram and Alvin Kamara, the running backs responsible for transforming the Saints' identity.
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I was amused by the idea of finding HOPS, WATER, MALT and YEAST in the "bellies" of the theme phrases and imagined the ingredients mixing together to form beer, which, when imbibed in large quantities, forms a beer belly.
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My proposed clue for BEER INGREDIENTS contained a semi-hint harking back to my original idea (What's found in the "bellies" of 16-, 23-, 47-, and 59-Across) and my submitted grid had circles around the relevant theme letters.
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That's why scores of Americans with my vision impairment, known as Naion, are injecting a translucent amalgam of selected compounds in the resin — or a placebo of cottonseed oil — into our thighs or bellies twice weekly for six months.
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According to Lee Boyce, a strength coach and owner of Boyce Training Systems in Toronto, there are two main reasons that people run, and the most popular is fat loss: Folks "do cardio" because they want to burn off their bellies.
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Monday's session included harrowing testimony from Special Agent Scott Wickland, who described how he tried to get Stevens and State Department staffer Sean Smith to safety as they crawled on their bellies through thick, black smoke as fire engulfed the mission.
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Reverend Bill Jenkins When you walk around the church you can see pregnant women lounging on pews and chairs, cooking with their bellies up against the stove, brand-new mothers nursing newborns on their bunk beds in the makeshift dorms.
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Glitch and Tiny Speck failed to gain traction, so after they got shut down, the ever-resourceful co-founder Stewart Butterfield did what many founders who still have some money in the bank and fire in their bellies do: a pivot.
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"I really would have thought the industry would have been more aggressive in storing bellies for use this summer, which obviously wasn't the case because the amount in product in storage really lagged historical levels pretty badly all year," Vaught said.
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But when you learn about them -- those with translucent bellies, supermom instincts, blue-jean legs and poisonous skin, all of which are calling to be noticed by each other if not by us -- then it's hard to ignore their plight.
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Fans often write to me to tell me that they love curvy women, that they think thick thighs and soft bellies are hot, and that they are big fans of BBWs (a porn genre that stands for "Big Beautiful Women").
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For just about every draftee, they are under control of the team that drafted them until they are 25 unless another club bellies up to the table and extends an offer sheet when the player is a restricted free agent.
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The stark imagery of their name is what initially sucked me in—jumbled thoughts of slit bellies, gleaming swords, starry nights, and entrails slipping down like rainfall accompanied my first listen to Trauma: III, and made for a weirdly fitting accompaniment.
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But a new study shows that humans are in good company: By stuffing the tiny bellies of fruit flies, researchers from the Scripps Institute in Florida discovered that big meals lead to a food coma of sorts for insects, too.
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From delicious barbecue and signature Nashville hot chicken to more traditional holiday delicacies, this foodie-approved city is perfect for people and families who love to have a little fun over the holidays and fill their bellies with delicious grub.
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Stonewall isn't the only Hollywood reference; clips of Eddie Redmayne playing Stephen Hawking in 2014's The Theory of Everything and Lili Elbe in 2015's The Danish Girl flash on the bellies of the robots that guard the stage.
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They decorate T-shirts that stretch across the bellies of fans, they unfurl and sag under the heft of a breast suspended by a tank top and nothing else; as a bandana, a flag holds back the hair of a blonde boy.
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In the second — and original — vintage image, John Luke's dad Willie Robertson and mom Korie Robertson showed off their bellies on the beach — for Korie, a baby bump, and for Willie, just his stomach that he cheekily stuck out for the photo op.
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The 33-year-old reality star — who is currently expecting her first child, a baby boy, with boyfriend Tristan Thompson — used the social media platform Thursday to see if others felt like their bellies were changing in size as each day went on.
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Big thanks to our friends at Sir Kensington's, Tiger Beer, Junipero Gin, and Angostura Bitters for keeping all who came to the party from having empty bellies and dry mouths, along with maestros Brandon Jew, Gabriela Cámara, and Daniel Patterson for cooking.
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The problem with this style is that it suits old people—which is what many of them are—even less than blue suits suit young people: the T-shirts strain to contain bulging bellies; the jeans are too tight; the trainers look smelly.
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The teenagers and children in "Swimming Pool, Colonial Park (Harlem)" (1939), lounging on their bellies, poolside on stone steps damp with chlorine, are nearly cut off by a blurry figure — another kid stepping into the frame the moment Grossman hit the shutter.
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Fish traders grade the catch, with crabs with claws broken worth less, but those with a clump of bright orange-yellow eggs on their bellies – a delicacy for which South East Asians are willing to pay more – worth up to $26 a kilogram.
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But while it is fine for the well-fed to be prissy about not eating food containing genetically modified ingredients, their fears have cast a shadow over the development of transgenic crops that might help those whose bellies are not so full.
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Butchers in Limoges may not have the same power they once wielded, but they still put on the biggest party in town, La Frairie des Petits Ventres ("The Brotherhood of Small Bellies"), an annual festival of meaty delights in the old quarter.
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When she said that she hadn't revealed that she was pregnant because she didn't want to "perform" her pregnancy, she was taken by some Nigerian women to be shaming those who liked to post pictures of their growing bellies on social media.
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When the grim ceremony was over on Tuesday morning, they hugged their parents goodbye, stashed their backpacks in the bellies of three buses and set off in grief and hope to demand gun control measures from state lawmakers more than 216 miles away.
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Since 2014, the year that he was voted "Fighter of the Year" by the fat bellies and large whiskeys of the Sports Writers Association of Thailand, Muangthai has been training at Saenchai's PK Gym under the tutelage of the great man himself.
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The New York Jets, which in 2016 paid to settle a class-action lawsuit with its cheerleaders over wages, added more modest uniforms that look like what high school cheerleaders might wear, including one-piece dresses that cover cheerleaders' bellies and cleavage.
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In both the original image and the new one recreated by John Luke and Mary Kate, the couples showed off their bellies on the beach — for the women, a baby bump, and for the guys, just their stomachs that they cheekily stuck out.
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Colloquially known as "lumps and bumps," it includes dresses, skirts and jackets in bright, stretch gingham checks that came with enormous goose-down-filled protuberances suggestive of tumors, shoulder pads, pregnant bellies or outside fanny packs — and in all the wrong places.
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Here, the terrain that is now a monument has fed bellies and souls for generations, its pastures sustaining cattle, its mountains turning rowdy children into rugged outdoorsmen, its juniper and sage used in native ceremonies with names like Beauty and Enemy Way.
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In a study published Thursday in Science, Ishiyama and his adviser, Michael Brecht, not only found that rats squeaked and jumped with pleasure when tickled on their backs and bellies, but also that these signs of joy changed according to the rodents' moods.
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Using the catalogue with 25 years of diving pictures, Stewart and staff were able to analyze the spot patterns on the bellies of countless rays to identify individuals and calculated that 95 percent of the manta rays that visit the sanctuary were actually young.
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Advertisers have had the impressionable minds and bellies of children in their crosshairs for decades, and what better time to hawk sugary junk than during Halloween—the one phase of the year where shamelessly binge-eating candy is not only tolerated, but widely encouraged?
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He knew how to tickle trout, slowly stroking their cold smooth bellies and sides before hooking a finger under a gill to pull them in; he could camouflage himself under trees, waiting to spear salmon with his dung pick, or creep to kill a deer.
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With that generous spirit in mind, Anderson has been packing bags filled with sandwiches and snacks for hundreds of neighborhood kids for the past five years, making sure their bellies are filled with things like peanut butter and jelly and chips each and every day.
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While the Shitamachi we see in this film sometimes gives the impression of a bustling downtown with a thriving economy, far worse conditions boil beneath Yakuza swagger and tattoos — children with distended bellies, a widespread bout of TB, and individuals living in wretched conditions.
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Two days after Khloé Kardashian congratulated Jenner on her daughter's birth by sharing a snap of the sisters showing off their pregnant bellies, the nail-art experts designed a pink manicure featuring Jenner's likeness from the photo, in a pink crop top and panties.
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Both women stepped out in Windsor, England, on Easter Sunday to attend church with the rest of the royal family at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle — just the spot where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will marry on Saturday — with their growing bellies.
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One of the more popular farms is Skuna Bay, off the coast of Vancouver Island, which has spacious, glacier-fed pens and a 14-point quality check to make sure that its fish have lush red gills, intact silver scales and thick, muscular bellies.
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I'm thinking of how Odysseus and his men clung to the bellies of the rams to escape the Cyclops' cave, how they first took the fire-hot handspike and drove it deep into that crater eye, a blinding that the Cyclops' father, Poseidon, never forgave.
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In my experience, the hardest part about feeding kids is that every risk you take— new foods, healthier spins on old favorites — sets you up for some combination of hungry bellies, having to prepare a second, less nutritional meal, or wasted ingredients, money, and time.
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Pork bellies astounded — cubes the size of children's building blocks, fried slightly crispy while unctuously soft within, drizzled with Oro Nero balsamic and partnered with arugula and strawberries (on another night, watermelon), the whole thing an irresistible medley of tart, sweet, fatty and salty.
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While the Zika virus has spread explosively throughout Brazil and South America since 2015, carried in the bellies of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, it has not done so in the United States, and likely won't, the authors argue, because of distinct socioeconomic differences between them.
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" If time was short, I ran on our back deck, the boards rattling under my feet while I blasted the stereo with their favorite song on repeat: "Down by the station/early in the morning/see the little puffer bellies all in a row.
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The old feminist archetype — a rejection of all hair products, the swollen bellies and bosoms of the Venus de Willendorf, and oh my god I don't think they even wear high heels — was at odds with the gazelle-like stature we prefer for female celebrities.
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Because cattle "finished" on grass gain weight half as fast as they do on grain, they are kept alive longer; for that reason, and because the microbes in their bellies process grass more thoroughly, the cows belch out forty-three per cent more methane.
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Out on the streets, the summit attracted a grab-bag of protesters, with abortion-rights activists wearing artificially bulging bellies and Trump masks, anti-fascist protesters bearing signs with expletive-laden insults, and free traders, anti-war Ukrainians and gay rights supporters making their voices heard.
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France being France, however, it's not banning foie gras production for the same reasons as everyone else—namely the practice of shoving food into the bellies of birds with a long, metal tube, which is considered an act of animal cruelty by most animal rights groups.
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Sure, they may spend their days running and weight training for hours, consuming thousands of nutritious calories, and sprint 5:30 minute miles for an entire marathon, but many Olympic runners are also moms, and end up with the same post-baby bellies as the average person.
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In their screams, their guttural cries, their 'SLUT's scrawled in marker on bellies, Bikini Kill are one of the most potent musical symbols of defiant femininity in the annals of punk rock, and at this moment, their return feels especially necessary and particularly justified, it's true.
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For me particularly, the penguin chicks ... you can see nice happy, healthy penguin chicks with these big bellies, and they look so content, and then you see a little penguin chick that's almost like a tripod with its beak down to the ground; it's just hollow.
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But nothing defines China's most sweltering season (or bewilders foreigners) more than the curious sartorial habits of grown men who neatly roll up their shirts to reveal bellies, often in glorious plenitude, without the teeniest hint of shame (nor the teeniest hint of a six-pack).
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Rio de Janeiro Journal RIO DE JANEIRO — Consider what it takes to keep all those Olympian machines nourished and hydrated for one meal at the Rio Games: 250 tons of raw ingredients to fill the bellies of 18,000 athletes, coaches and officials in the Olympic Village.
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It was around an I.W.W.-led textile strike in 1912 that the organizer Rose Schneiderman coined a lasting socialist slogan, declaring that "the worker must have bread, but she must have roses, too" — that working people deserved not just full bellies but also beauty in their lives.
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A takeaway bag of 40 won tons sells for $10, and even after a good sit in a freezer, their freshness asserts itself when they're cooked: delicate jellyfish-like edges adorn bellies fat with pork and chives, each holding a pert bite of shrimp like a prize.
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Then, as Macron and Grabar-Kitarovic walked toward the tunnel to leave the field, his heels were almost clipped by some exuberant France players who were sliding on their bellies and their behinds across the soaked grass toward a bank of photographers beside a group of state presidents.
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Body contouring is becoming more common, particularly for patients who lose around half of their weight after bariatric surgery and have substantial amounts of tissue hanging from their arms, legs and bellies that prevent them from looking and feeling like they want after shedding all those excess pounds.
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From December 2016 through most of 2017, storage of pork bellies in public, private and semi-private cold storage warehouses stayed at record lows, even as U.S. farmers took advantage of lower feed prices to build the domestic hog herd to record highs, according to industry and government data.
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Like sharks and other (lesser) animals of the sea, penguins have dark backs and pale bellies so that predators swimming above them have a harder time picking them out from the ocean's dark depths and predators swimming below them have a harder time picking out against the sunlight.
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"There is a stereotype that low-income people don't want healthy food, so all we need to do is fill their bellies so they don't starve," said Joel Berg, the chief executive of Hunger Free America, a nonprofit that was formerly called the New York City Coalition Against Hunger.
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As Amy and I conclude our East-Asia-via-Croydon trip, our bellies full of dim sum, arms cradling bags of Chinese cakes, and smelling like pandan leaves, I turn to take a final look at the Wing Yip wonderland—only to be given a parental bollocking from Feng.
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When two graduate students at the University of Chicago measured black carbon clinging to the chests and bellies of more than 1,300 birds in collections at museums in America's Rust Belt, they found that the dirt on their plumage contained a record of America's coal use over time.
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Next came Page Boy's patented, "scooped-out" skirt in 1937, which attempted to address Lane Bryant's issue of hemlines that hiked up in the front as pregnant bellies expanded by removing the panel of fabric that would cover the belly (and styling the skirt with a long jacket).
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Welcome to the weird world of #fungalpeeps in which Matthew Kasson, the mycologist at West Virginia University and the fun guy behind this experiment, is studying whether common fungi can survive, and potentially thrive, under extreme conditions — like the sugary, chemically preserved, water-deprived bellies of marshmallow peeps.
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It's no wonder we all wanna curl up under a weighted blankie in a Care Bears hoodie right now, play Animal Crossing, and pretend we're not kidults or emerging adults but little tiny babies, swaddled by ASMR, our fingers deep in slime and our bellies full of cake.
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Smooshins gifted the father-daughter pair a basket featuring items perfect for Easter including a Surprise Maker Kit, that comes with a squeeze tool, two surprise character molds, two color pouches — pink and orange — one practice pouch, six surprise collectible accessories: two headpieces, two faces, two bellies, and two character stands.
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READ MORE: This Is What New York City Tastes Like in Beer Form Crafton, who teaches brewing at The Brooklyn Kitchen, first learned that insects carry beneficial microbes on their bodies and inside their bellies from Jeff Mello, who's cataloging yeast and bacteria from every zip code in the United States.
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The clinics remove fat from patients' bellies by liposuction and then inject an extract of it into various parts of the body like knees or the spinal cord, on the theory that the extract contains stem cells that can provide replacement cells that will repair the damage from injury or illness.
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Yet they were driven wild by the muscular application of the Jewish brain: Maccabees rolling under the bellies of armored Greek elephants to stab the soft undersides; Mossad missions whose odds, means, and results verged on magic; computer viruses so preternaturally complicated and smart they couldn't not leave Jewish fingerprints.
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Still, there were a few notable fashion moments, especially the battle of the toned bellies, as displayed by Ms. Swift, who wore what looked like a 1950s pinup swimsuit (bandeau top, high-waisted bottoms) with a sweeping, slit-up-the-front ball-gown skirt in tangerine and fuchsia, courtesy of Atelier Versace.
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For more of a buzz, though, you might want to have a sip every time you spy something unusual at the side of the road: upside-down sedans tanning their bellies; an abandoned oil rig rusting in the sun; a wheel-less wheelbarrow; a solitary leather boot; shipwrecks bobbing in the sea.
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I learned that hunger no longer represents those pictures of famine, stunted children with distended bellies, ghastly glares, but the slow destruction of millions and millions who eat too little and poorly and do not die of starvation but of diseases that for us are a temporary nuisance — and for them are mortal.
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"Plastic pollution is causing devastating marine life issues with plastic now found in the bellies of whales, turtles, and more including seabirds, of which 99 percent of all species are expected to have ingested plastic by the year 2050," Lonely Whale executive director Dune Ives said in statement to Today in the Sky.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Let's Bag Plastic Bags" (Sunday Review, March 4): Joseph Curtin raises the disturbing issue of the trillions of microplastics (plastic particles less than five millimeters in size) that end up in the ocean and ultimately in the bellies of sea creatures who consume them to ill effect.
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In that clever disruption of logic lies perhaps the author's most enduring masterstroke, a trick that in the mind's eye has the power to pull bombs back up into the bellies of Lancasters and B-17s, return fat to the bones of starving P.O.W.s and let lives senselessly deleted be suddenly restored.
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Outdoors BOWDOINHAM, Me. — If you throw a batch of smelt onto a cast-iron skillet within a half-hour or so of jigging them through the ice, they will curl like an arthritic hand, then, somehow, stand up on their bellies as if they're preparing to school and swim off the stovetop.
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EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said the EU has "no choice" but to retaliate — with previously floated targets including Harley Davidson motorcycles and Kentucky bourbon — while Mexico has already announced it will hit "pork bellies, grapes, apples and flat steel," per the AP. The news also comes amid NAFTA negotiations with Canada and Mexico.
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What's missing from Kline's climate change vitrines is the element of surrealistic surprise that animated his previous work, from coffee presses whose treacly liquid contents have been infused with stimulants like Red Bull and Vivarin ("Sleep is for the Weak," 2011), to Teletubbies in SWAT uniforms with video screens on their bellies ("Freedom," 2015).
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The symmetry would appear to say it all: the way their bellies slope toward each other, the navels nearly kissing; the idiosyncratic hairstyles that could only be worn by a gaudy showman or a megalomaniacal tyrant (or someone who aspires to be both); the dark suits, the shining shoes, the arms locked in a rigid handshake.
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When a flight of three H-250Ns passed over Beijing during rehearsals for the October 1 military parade to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic, military experts and aircraft enthusiasts reported two distinct new features: an aerial refuelling probe on the planes' noses and a semi-recessed area on their bellies.
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In the erectness of their bearing, and in their readiness to drop down on their bellies, the flinging way they gesture with their armlike flippers, the shortness of the strides with which they walk or boldly scamper on their fleshy feet, they resemble human children more closely than does any other animal, not excepting the great apes.
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Alice in Wonderland birthday parties; Spanish-speaking nannies; healthy children harvesting perfect blue chicken eggs from the back-yard coop; homeschooled wonders who read by age three; flat, tight bellies; happy husbands; cake pops; craft time; quilting projects; breast pumps in the boardroom; tenure; ballet tights; cloth diapers; French braids; homemade lip balm; tremendous flat pans of paella prepared over a beach campfire.
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The Starship Mk23, Mk25 and the forthcoming Mk24 and Mk13 orbital testers will all feature a fin design that will orient the vehicles so they can re-enter Earth's atmosphere flat on their 'bellies,' coming in horizontal to increase drag and reduce velocity before performing a sort of flip maneuver to swing past vertical and then pendulum back to vertical for touch-down.
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"There are many examples of significant shifts in parenting norms: Toddlers used to sit on parents' laps in the front seat of cars before car seats were invented; children's hands were strapped to the side of the crib to prevent thumb sucking; babies slept on their bellies; and a bit of brandy for teething was a thing," Dr. Jana said.
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What those of us who follow labor closely have been tracking is an ongoing reorientation of teacher unions, away from a myth of professionalism that no longer works when roaches are running over their feet, their students' bellies are empty, and politicians from both parties are blaming teachers for not being able to be "Superman," and toward a renewed militancy from the rank-and-file.
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The best of it were the scenes played for pure absurdity when you wonder whether the genius is really the juxtaposition of such iconic veterans, mellowed and rounded by a lifetime's experience of telling stories, playing at being young mobsters again but with the lived excess, in brains, bones and bellies, to send up and show up characters wearing digital masks of their younger selves.
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And the people under the sky were also very much the same -- everywhere, all over the world, hundreds or thousands of millions of people just like this, people ignorant of one another's existence, held apart by walls of hatred and lies, and yet almost exactly the same -- a people who had never learned to think but were storing up in their hearts and bellies and muscles the power that would one day overturn the world.
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Laughing together lightens the mood and shows the inexperienced partner that sex doesn't have to end just because you accidentally sneezed into their crotch or your bellies smooshed together and made a farting noise or you slipped off the bed entirely or you accidentally stabbed your girlfriend in the vulva with your nails or you got pubes in your teeth and then had to floss because it was driving you crazy. Hypothetically.
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The EU followed up the U.S. announcement by saying it would impose countermeasures of its own, while Canada Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said the country plans to slap dollar-for-dollar tariffs on the U.S. Mexico responded to the measures by saying it would impose tariffs on apples, pork bellies, and flat steel imported from the U.S. Metal producers in the countries affected had been granted a temporary exemption from the tariffs earlier this year, but they are set to expire Friday.
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EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said the EU has "no choice" but to retaliate — with previously floated targets including Harley Davidson motorcycles and Kentucky bourbon — while Mexico has already announced it will hit "pork bellies, grapes, apples and flat steel," per the AP. Canada will impose its own tariffs against American steel, aluminum, and other products in the amount of $16.6 billion at rates of 25% and 10%, that will go into effect on July 1, remaining until the U.S. ends its own tariffs.
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Not all breweries we visited felt jury-rigged: Edmund's Oast Brewing Co., the most ambitious brewery in the area, opened in September 2017 on a xeriscaped courtyard in a gleaming new office development that includes The Workshop, billed as Charleston's first food hall (a pork belly banh mi from Pink Bellies, and the thali assortment at Sambar, are the choice options there.) Edmund's, which is gearing up to ship its beers nationwide, has almost a half acre of production space, including a barrel-aging room exclusively for its sour, wild-fermented beers that is larger than most apartments in town.
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