She bit into it, and then passed it along to her daughter, who bit into it and passed it along to her daughter.
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Jane bit into one of the cookies and chewed slowly.
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The chicken, noodles, and carrots melted when I bit into them.
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However, I was pleasantly surprised when I bit into its casing.
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The customer said he bit into the sandwich and discovered something crunchy.
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"You're kind of turning a little bit into Dr. Evil," she said.
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I even bit into an onion to see what would happen: nothing.
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To our cast who bit into our 70-page scripts every week.
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My concerns were confirmed when everyone bit into the meat and groaned.
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Before he bit into the second sandwich, Ian knew something was off.
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When she bit into her taco, she was met with a disturbing surprise.
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Hassan bit into a drumstick that was clearly too pink near the bone.
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Superposition turns the fundamental unit of classical computing, the bit, into the qubit.
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The females bit into him as he howled and struggled to pull free.
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As the moon bit into more of the sun, daylight slowly became dimmer.
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The girl bit into it, and then passed it back to her grandmother.
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You always remember where you were when you bit into your first deer heart.
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I want to sleep like Snow White after she bit into that poisoned apple.
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I popped it in my mouth and bit into a complex burst of flavor.
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Later, the dog bit into the deputy&aposs left arm, according to the station.
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The timing of this week's flood did factor a bit into the market's response.
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The first time I bit into a Honey Crisp apple, I laughed out loud.
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Let's go a little bit into your background, because you're a Silicon Valley guy.
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R: I take you back a year and a bit into our transformation programme.
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I bit into the gnocchi piece and was pleasantly surprised by the chocolate inside.
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A.P.S. Forget turning James Corden's delightful Carpool Karaoke bit into a weekly show, CBS!
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The central Guy bit into the burger, as we all waited for his review.
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And just wading a bit into the comments shows that many take it seriously.
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One 7-year-old girl bit into a contaminated strawberry but was not harmed.
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"On my time off, I dove in a little bit into the spirituality," he explains.
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But the panko flakes were crispy, exposing soft oyster flesh as I bit into it.
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And as anyone who's bit into a crunchy cucumber knows, cukes are about 96% water.
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"There's no mousse without some liquor," said Samuelsson, pouring a bit into the frying pan.
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"It does appear that it will extend a bit into the second quarter," he said.
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However, the much larger eBay soon introduced a similar service, which bit into Threadflip's offerings.
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Before that, donut lovers can bit into Krispy Kreme's pretty and pastel Easter-themed donuts.
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Even the bread was nice and fragrant, and didn't crack when you bit into it.
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It's sort of like Canada fell a little bit into Michigan — the kindness that exists.
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The actor literally started shaking when he bit into all the treats Kimmel gave him.
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"You could feel the ice when you bit into the sandwich," said she in court documents.
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When I bit into one, I discovered that the taste was the same as the smell.
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He bit into a piece of fruit he had purchased while I had been chasing Marcos.
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And a British teenager bit into an actual fingernail clipping in her chicken sandwich from Nando's.
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In the midst of an otherwise delicious meal, I bit into an absolutely foul cherry tomato.
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I bit into it and instantly liked its garlicky, gingery mix of cabbage, carrot, and onion.
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Taglietti: Well, first of all I just want to tip a little bit into the tourist thing.
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"Crust first," our future president said, as he bit into the back-end of a pepperoni slice.
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I closed my eyes while I bit into the brioche bun, which was sprinkled with gold dust.
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But first let's return northwestward, where the show packed quite a bit into a few poignant scenes.
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By the time I bit into the Chicken Guac Taco ($2.19), I began to sense a theme.
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Algorithms fade a bit into the background in 219.3 as human editors return to the big aggregators.
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And when I bit into it, I was excited that it tasted like my aunt Viv's dip.
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Higher noninterest expenses and set-asides to cover loans likely to default also bit into banking profits.
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Eli took a slice and bit into it but could hardly taste it, everything felt so light.
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"We saw the rally fade quite a bit into the last part of the first quarter," said Bradshaw.
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She seemed to love the sweet gesture ... but chances the country superstar actually bit into it are slim.
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Another taste tester bit into a drumstick and was immediately off-put by the messy, fatty meat inside.
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The first thing I thought when I bit into the tortilla-wrapped goodness was that it was mushy.
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Ndugo said in a now-deleted Youtube video that when she bit into her roll, it tasted off.
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But then we got thumb scanning, which felt like it was heading a bit into the dystopian direction.
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As I bit into a crisp Winesap, I asked Melissa what she thought of other Gotham West mixers.
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It depicted a black man handcuffed, his face planted to the concrete as a canine bit into his arm.
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"I massaged the remaining serum into Kendall's skin and a little bit into her neck and chest," says Phillips.
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I used to be a bit into this guy, and A. does not understand what I see in him.
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I thought that three days after crushing my last cigarette, I'd sob uncontrollably when I bit into a tomato.
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Rubio bit into a frozen Twix bar on a flight to Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, and cracked his molar.
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Capps: That gives us the opportunity to segue a little bit into cybersecurity, which I hoped to talk about.
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As he bit into a piece — barely edible, passably accurate — the sound of a banjo and fiddle wafted over.
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One market watcher said the "malaise" among farmers ran deep following two years of drought that bit into profits.
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At Jabouri's command, the engineers began pushing a long, narrow pipe, tipped with a drill bit, into the earth.
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Responding officers allegedly struggled to pull Harrouff off of Stevens as he bit into the victim's face, authorities have said.
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She bit into a brownie, smeared the gummy brown cake across her teeth, and gave the kid a ghoulish grin.
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I was almost taken aback when I bit into the strip, in part because I could barely bite into it.
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We then bit into vanilla cupcakes from Whole Foods' bakery, which were beautifully decorated but had a divisive frosting consistency.
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On Sunday, a 7-year-old girl in South Australia bit into a strawberry with a needle but was unharmed.
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"If we could transfer that a little bit into the singles court, that would be a good thing," Stosur said.
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Netflix also tucked another newsy bit into the report: the addition of new board member Rodolphe Belmer, former CEO of Canal+.
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And so, heads spinning, they drove around the corner to World Famous Pizza, and McCullough bit into a slice of pepperoni.
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I THINK COFFEE IS PURCHASED THROUGHOUT THE REST OF THE FISCAL YEAR FOR SURE, AND A BIT INTO NEXT FISCAL YEAR.
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As soon as I bit into the sweet, crispy, sticky skin, I knew I had an international treasure in my hand.
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Before I bit into it, I did not realize that there was meat inside, even though it's clearly shown in advertisements.
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He bit into an apple as he made his way outside, where his teammates waited for him on an idling bus.
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She sat at the table with her husband, who bit into a shark sandwich, and Nas, who dug into oxtail stew.
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However, I was admittedly pleasantly surprised when I bit into the small tortilla-wrapped combination of beans, sauce, onions, and cheese.
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When I first bit into the Popeyes sandwich, I got a well-balanced bite of pickle, mayo, chicken, breading, and bun.
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Of the bunch, eight were real apples and four were raw onions in disguise—and whoever bit into two onions first lost.
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"We should be back to U.S. dollar weakness a little bit into December and even more-so early next year," Anderson said.
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With her Converse-clad foot perched on a table, and new statuette in one hand, Larson bit into her highly-anticipated snack.
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Our reviewer Chris Null notes that they manage to pack quite a bit into a computer that's less than a centimeter thick.
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"If the longtang of Shanghai knew how far they've come," she said, shaking her head, and then gingerly bit into another dumpling.
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" On budget.... "I think we are already paying quite a bit (into the EU budget) and there is good reason for that.
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But as I fell, my extended leg hit a ledge and my crampon bit into the ice as my body continued downward.
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"We should be back to U.S. dollar weakness a little bit into December and even more so early next year," Anderson said.
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Clinton — or poorly for Mr. Trump — she surges into the mid-40s, and Mr. Trump dips a bit into the upper 30s.
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Nicholas Kristof Opinion Columnist Ever since Eve bit into an apple in the Garden of Eden, God has been rough on women.
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However, when I first bit into the burrito, all I tasted was a mouthful of thick, gooey liquid cheese and sour cream.
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The texture was practically perfect, all the way down to the satisfying snap that happened when we bit into the sausage roll.
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I think stand-up is neutered of genuine emotion, that you sneak a little bit into it and people are like, gasp!
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Again, I attempted a little benefit of the doubt (perhaps the salmon was just too overpowering?), and so I bit into one solo.
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One was so hungry that he grabbed a raw, half-peeled potato, speckled with rot, out of her hand, and bit into it.
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Then I bit into grape leaves I thought were stuffed with rice, but they were stuffed with pine nuts (EpiPen No. 9) instead.
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We abandoned the plastic knife we'd been using to cut the tomatoes, and instead bit into them and ate them whole like apples.
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They're open for service six days a week, and close at 24 AM. Alice, a vegetarian, bit into a tomato and cheese panzerotti.
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Sue Dear Sue, We can't read minds, but maybe to answer the Bill Clinton question we can gaze a bit into the future.
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Once Newman thought he had cracked Palmer's copter signal from his armchair, he wanted to delve a bit into some of Arizona's receivers.
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So it's no surprise that I let out an audible "mmmmm" as soon as I bit into the buttery crust of this biscuit.
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Still, with many Oscar hosts, you can see the flop sweat as they try desperately to will a minor bit into something bigger.
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Just attach it to your drill, and the flexible adapter extends your range and lets you wiggle your drill bit into any tight spot.
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Tamar Braxton's domestic dispute with her husband got so down and dirty, he bit into her hand ... according to a friend who called police.
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The Dow and S&P 500 held flat, while the Nasdaq climbed a bit into the green to a new all-time high. 10.
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I'm a bit into dressing up, and have well over 2,000 pieces, which is good because a suspender belt covers up my hysterectomy scar.
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As I bit into a piece, it burst in my mouth, somehow simultaneously light and rich, sweet and savory, crisp and full of air.
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She's always leaning a little bit into who she is as a person because she's such an authentic human being that she can't escape that.
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But Nathans went over to a freezer and took out a sample, pipetted a bit into a tube, capped it, and gave it to Maureen.
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We live in this weird world where if you put a little bit into something that's more… marketable, the other things you can do too.
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Its shared pronunciation with "bite" is a coincidence, although from space, it does look as though a giant bit into the southern coast of Australia.
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With an up-to-75%-off savings potential dangling, we bit into Nordstrom Rack's double-discounted offerings and lined up the most alluring steals ahead.
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I was immediately hit with a combination of sweet and spicy flavors when I bit into the chicken wing covered in Sweet Baby Ray's sauce.
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A diner at a restaurant claimed that in addition to burns, his hearing had been damaged when he bit into a reheated, hard-boiled egg.
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How about if your waiter began singing "Danny Boy" before you bit into your cheeseburger, in memoriam of the cow you were about to consume?
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After the bear bit into Orr a couple of times, the guy managed to ward it off by rolling up in a ball and playing dead.
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The modeling of the main character, Emma, is also excellent, though lapsing a bit into uncanny valley territory due to some clunky animations here and there.
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The major department store chains have taken a beating over the past year, after a spate of unseasonably warm weather bit into their year-ago sales.
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JS: I want to bore a little bit into your understanding of the specific why of your criticism of the "cheerleader role" for pundits and journalists.
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The company sells a range of accessories to turn Evo and Bit into characters like Iron Man or Groot and Rocket (from Guardians of the Galaxy).
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EUNICE, La. – A Louisiana woman is accused of faking injuries, possibly to seek money, after claiming she bit into a razor blade in a restaurant sandwich.
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White chickens would fade away until only pink chickens were left and every time you bit into a chicken wing, bright pink bones would peek out.
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This steeping, or maceration, tames the shallot's raw allium fire and turns each bit into a little, savory acid bomb that punctuates each bite of salad.
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It helps that moving your arms can also trick your brain, at least a little bit, into thinking you're actually running, which helps to reduce nausea.
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On a recent Monday, at the state capitol, in Albany, Senator Sue Serino bit into a lime wedge while standing next to an enormous bloodsucking arachnid.
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"@TysonBrand My daughter was eating some of your Tyson Fun Nuggets the other night and bit into a piece of metal," Norelli wrote in a Jan.
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And, the year before, Olivia Chanes bit into one 9mm bullet and swallowed a second one while chowing down on a hot dog at a California Costco.
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And now in "Unfit," we dig a bit into Aunt Lydia's motivation for doing some messed-up stuff pre-Gilead, and it's … because a man rejected her?
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When he bit into my ear, the adrenaline flooding my veins masked the pain; I would not even realize my ear was gone till after the fight.
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The case, which heads to oral argument in front of the DC Circuit Court February 10, gets a bit into the weeds of procedures for EPA rulemaking.
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She said that the Wegmans-brand cup was incredibly rich and the chocolate was incomparable, though the cup shape fell apart the moment she bit into it.
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Dan Rather just broke a BIG story that changes everything -- for him, at least, because the legendary newsman just bit into his first In-N-Out burger!
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Last May, an Arizona man said he "threw up three times" after he bit into a burger from Culver's and felt a fake nail on his tongue.
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Remember those York Peppermint Pattie commercials from childhood where the actor bit into the candy and got smacked in the face with a burst of freezing cold air?
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But as the commodity slump bit into the national economy last year - stretching foreign reserves to breaking point and pushing inflation to 47 percent - the government needed cash.
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"Disney cruise tip: always ask them to bring you the kids' dessert because it's the best," she said as she bit into a Mickey-shaped ice cream sandwich.
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"I can feel all of the blood in my face," Brewis said as he bit into a hunk of tofu he'd saved to eat when he achieved victory.
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Ninety-four-year-old Frank Banks was having dinner with his wife and a friend when he bit into something hard in his Morrisons-brand breaded cod fillet.
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Dig a bit into your identity's history with money; if you're a child of an immigrant, like me, ask your family what money was like for older generations.
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The machine's hydraulic bucket bit into Cullen's left leg and tore it from knee to ankle, ripping off his tissue as easily as someone slipping off a glove.
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We haven't gotten any "challenge" calls, lately, but we did get a call on the board the other night when a young child bit into one and swallowed some.
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In the first course of his tasting menu, I was served yogurt ice cream and pickled strawberry with a cherry amazake sphere that exploded when I bit into it.
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Johnson also claimed in the lawsuit that Martinez has touched her inappropriately, and on two occasions bit into an apple she was eating before returning the apple to her.
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Here's your Monday morning list of major index punishment at the open: Narrowing in a bit into the tech world, our favorite SaaS and cloud index is off 2.98%.
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We've even had in Rick Santorum's 2012 campaign a non-Southern evangelical Christian who did well in the South and also expanded his appeal a bit into the Rust Belt.
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It was a thinly veiled attempt to bait the Republican nominee by dangling one of his least favorite critics — and on Saturday, Trump bit into it hook, line, and sinker.
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The belly busting twist -- there were at least 20 takes which means Samantha bit into 20 of the new burgers -- which our spies say features a lot of onion rings.
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Aliperti has been experimenting with skin fermenting for years, first by blending a bit into traditional chardonnays to change up the flavor and more recently with full-on orange wines.
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It's kind of big, but with the cone shape, once you slip a little bit into your butt and relax, it's easy to slide the whole thing right on in.
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Metal had bit into leg, trunk, jaw, eye; one piece entered his back and exited his chest, leaving a hole that air and liquid began to fill, collapsing his lungs.
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Freyja, she said, is very stubborn, and it took her some time to get the bit into the horse's mouth before taking her for a slow ride in the woods.
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Their needs are unpredictable: The other night, for instance, one of the girls bit into a Tootsie Roll and unexpectedly lost a tooth with less than an hour to go.
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In a previous version of the tier list, original character Masa was described as having "no positive traits whatsoever," but he's since moved up a bit into the C tier.
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They do soften a bit in the pickling liquid, but they'd still be quite a mouthful if you bit into a whole peppercorn, so she expects people just pick around it.
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Nationwide said underlying profit fell to 615 million pounds ($762 million) from 801 million a year earlier, as persistently low interest rates bit into returns from its main mortgage lending business.
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Immediately buying the latest (and only presumably greatest) version of something, and the must-have early adoption ethos that the purchase implies, treads a bit into the realm of corporate cheerleading.
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Basically every moment of her 2014 "Blank Space" video, but especially when she bit into that apple and made us rethink what kind of faces we make when we eat fruit.
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Watch as Rosanna and RIOT's Shannon Coffey talk about their favorite sound effects, what they like to incorporate into desserts, and about the time Rosanna bit into a wasabi-filled doughnut.
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"It was a root canal, not his real front tooth, and he did not sleep much last night," Girardi said, adding, "I'm assuming he bit into something and it came out."
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Perhaps that situation was on his mind when he heard that a plainclothes NYPD officer bit into a razor blade at a sandwich shop in Queens, because he lost his shit.
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The June report is expected to include a reversal of the negative impact of the Verizon strike, which bit into May's number and should add about 35,000 workers to the June report.
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The second-quarter results were the first sign that a new European privacy law and a succession of privacy scandals involving Cambridge Analytica and other app developers have bit into Facebook's business.
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LONDON, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Nationwide Building Society reported a 23 percent fall in first-half profit on Friday as persistently low interest rates bit into returns from its principal mortgage lending business.
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Musk expertly parlayed the question — which was actually a request to collaborate on a comedy bit — into a discussion about whether people who travel to Mars need to be willing to die.
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And I think that was probably also one of the reasons why my time in Paris was difficult because in those kinds of structures you are put a bit into a box.
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And I think that was probably also one of the reasons why my time in Paris was difficult, because in those kinds of structures you are put a bit into a box.
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"If you can stop a minute and screen for these sort of stocks — and then read a little bit into it — you see that these companies are still pretty good," he said.
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The villagers cut lumber for added wages, often in the depths of winter, so mishaps were common: falling timbers, piercing splinters, blades that skipped off bark and bit into ankles and thighs.
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ACACIAS, Colombia (Reuters) - Splattered with mud, a dozen workers wrestled a drill bit into position on a rain-soaked oil rig platform in central Colombia, readying it for work once the storm passed.
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The poor regions of the United States are Appalachia (which extends a bit into southeastern Ohio), the Cotton Belt in the Deep South, and a smaller poor region in the Rio Grande Valley.
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A man was later hospitalized when he swallowed half of a needle as well, and a seven year-old girl bit into a strawberry her mother had given her also to find a needle.
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"It seems as though the administration is in a headlong rush to put the drill bit into the coastal plain," said David J. Hayes, a deputy Interior secretary in the Obama and Clinton administrations.
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"Now that we have access to sustainable electricity all the time, I can keep my shop open a little bit into the night," says Umbu Windi Ndapangadung, the elected chief of Kamanggih, through a translator.
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Sure, those pointing to the redesign as another way for Trump to hide stuff may be verging a bit into conspiracy territory, but the Trump administration has a record of doing away with unwanted information.
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"I bit into a Twix bar that I think was potentially frozen, just from the cold weather, or whatever, and I cracked a molar," Rubio said in an availability with reporters later in the afternoon.
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A widening trade gap, a more sluggish consumer and softer business spending bit into fourth-quarter growth, and economists now expect that the economy grew at about 23 percent in the final quarter of 22018.
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It was originally popularized as a fortune-telling game on Halloween: The apples represented all of a woman's suitors, and the apple she bit into was supposed to represent her future spouse (very Twilight-esque).
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And all the while, it wove in check-ins with the characters we've gotten to know over previous episodes (though Detective Box is fading a bit into the background as the case moves toward trial).
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The overlap doesn't stop there: former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott—to the shock and horror of the international community—was offered a raw onion by a farmer and then bit into it like an apple.
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But since it's too hard to control—you could accidentally undercook it and not realize until you bit into a frozen, contaminated center—no company would ever recommend consumers just try to cook the bacteria away.
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The upbeat figures are welcome news for the government, which has seen voters flock to populist parties of the left and the right as austerity bit into standards of living in one of Europe's richest countries.
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The Abu Dhabi airline has racked up about $4.7 billion of losses in the last three years as investments in Alitalia, Air Berlin and India's Jet Airways turned sour and competition from rivals bit into revenue.
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The memory of that journey was triggered, of all things, by an In-N-Out burger or, more specifically, Jack's wide-eyed look of joy as he bit into this storied fast food for the first time.
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Michael Bapis, managing director with Vios Advisors at Rockefeller Capital Management, pointed out in the same "Trading Nation" interview that while stocks have "run up quite a bit" into year-end, people are staying invested for now.
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But if you dig just a little bit into the numbers, there are two candidates not named "Biden" or "Sanders" who jump out as potentially strong bets to make noise in the contest: Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg.
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White House chief of staff, Reince Priebus, told "Fox News Sunday" that Trump still expected the Senate to pass a healthcare bill either before the start of Congress' August recess "or maybe a little bit into" the recess.
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"Obviously, equity markets stabilized a bit into the North American session, but the dollar is starting to stage a little bit of a comeback," said Mark McCormick, North American head of FX strategy at TD Securities in Toronto.
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It was reported that he managed to at least cow CBS a bit into telling Nixon it would cut back on "news analysis" after presidential speeches (though CBS always said it did not follow through on that promise).
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And what I thought would be interesting — again, because I was familiar with downtown culture — was to kind of morph it a little bit into the characters I knew, and that I thought could be interesting in that role.
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They couldn't just transfer it all over—they had to break their genome into pieces, slowly transplanting bit by bit into living bacteria until they had replaced the entire E. coli genome, according to the paper published in Nature.
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And when the Silver Queen finally ripened, my first old farmer paid me for a single ear, then neatly wadded the husk into the trash bin and bit into the corn like an apple: raw, sweet, milky and unadorned.
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He dives a little bit into the history of the birote salado, which is believed to be the product of a Belgian sergeant named Camille Pirrotte who was stationed in Guadalajara during the brief French occupation in the 1860s.
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Just as the ancient Mesopotamian lore led into much of the Old Testament and a bit into Islam, so the story lore of the classical (Roman imperial) world was based on a mix of oral traditions from long before.
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"We got a little bit into that one-on-one game that we do, and it didn't work for us," said Kristaps Porzingis, who labored through another quiet game (11 points, 7 rebounds) while coping with a stomach ailment.
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Shape the dough a bit into a big block and then use a knife to cut it up up into long rectangular slabs, then cut each long rectangular slab into small pieces, about 4-by-2-by-3/8 inches.
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Nike has invested a fair bit into making sure the conditions are ideal, from the temperature, to the weather, to the angles of course, finally setting on a race-track in Italy that's home to the Formula One Italian Grand Prix.
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HONG KONG, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Hong Kong retail sales fell 11.4% in value in July from a year earlier, their biggest decline since February 2016, government data showed on Friday, as social unrest bit into consumer sentiment and visitor arrivals fell.
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Reading a bit into the headline of Google's press release ("Shop Wal-Mart and more of your favorite stores, faster"), Google is likely treating Wal-Mart on equal footing with its other Google Express shopping partners like Target and Costco.
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"Since Taco Bell is all about craveable textures and tastes—cool sour cream, crispy corn shells, and warm seasoned beef—we didn't want to polarize folks when they bit into a taco and there were a ton of cold ingredients," Vaideeswaran wrote.
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"We expect the persistent Scandinavian ridging to regress a bit into the Northeast Atlantic, which may allow the cold weather to slide further west across parts of southern Europe, at least early in January," Todd Crawford, chief meteorologist at the firm, said.
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As I bit into mine — flaky, delicious and not too sweet — I slipped into the illusion that I'd already been in this ancient, soothing place a long time, my life's messy logic replaced completely by the simple, appealing shape of the journey.
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Mitchell combined his new fracking formula with horizontal-drilling techniques that had been developed offshore; once you bored deep enough to reach a deposit, you could direct the bit into the oil- or gas-bearing seam, a far more efficient means of recovery.
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As I bit into it a geyser of ketchup squirted into my mouth (unlike the Polish or Czech variations, where condiments are squirted down the roll and then redistributed by the inserted sausage, a ketwurst inserts the already-wet sausage into the bread).
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" There were moments of tenderness: Mr. Lemon crawling as Ms. Miller leaned on him, releasing her weight into his back; Ms. Miller and Mr. Houston-Jones strolling side by side, as he bit into an apple and wryly observed, "This is biblical.
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BUENOS AIRES, March 27 (Reuters) - Argentina's peso weakened 1.73 percent on Wednesday to a new all-time low of 43.4 per U.S. dollar, as concern about inflation, recession and October's presidential election once again bit into market confidence in Latin America's No. 3 economy.
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As part of the background checks, which the state has conducted for nearly two years, "we don't just look at the company but we also get a list of their officers and directors and look a little bit into them as individuals," Helms said.
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That's a very good debate to have, but it sometimes feeds a little bit into the AI hype and I think it may be a disgrace to society to try to pull back technology, which has been shown to have the power to save lives.
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After a fraught conversation with my boss about burnout and ambition and how much I'd already given and how little I had left, I bit into an almond and my left permanent mandibular second molar, tooth #18 per the Universal Numbering System, cracked in half.
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Timed perfectly to last night's Grammy Awards (which featured James Corden jammed into a car facade singing "Sweet Caroline" with Jennifer Lopez), the new trailer sheds a bit more light on how producers are going to squeeze the one-note bit into a full 16 episodes.
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What I was hoping for was that Trump would recede a bit into the background and that he would empower his staff — particularly [Mike] Pompeo, [John] Bolton, and [James] Mattis — to roll up their sleeves and see if they could accomplish something diplomatically with the Russians.
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" To Dr. Edith Cheng, a professor of maternal-fetal medicine and medical genetics at the University of Washington, the study's real significance is that it "cracked the door a little bit into potentially finding out how a fetus talks to the mother, what makes a pregnancy go.
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This rolls a bit into my next section, but I expect a lot of the discussion around 5G will involve how it can help self-driving cars, from providing faster data connections to the computers on board to helping riders stream high-quality video anywhere the car goes.
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I remember I was so mesmerized with the flavor of these specific herbs and microgreens that I would occasionally stick a little bit into my pocket so I could show my farmer friend, identify it, and try to grow it myself: sweet woodruff, agastache, geranium, different varieties of mint.
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"It was very balanced ... the Canadian dollar weakened quite a bit into it, I think people were maybe hoping for something dovish but I think in the end it was quite balanced," said Mark Chandler, head of Canadian fixed income and currency strategy at Royal Bank of Canada.
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While Interpublic is set to meet organic growth target at the high end of 2%-3%, the headwinds get a little worse in the second half and runs a little bit into the first quarter of next year, Interpublic Chief Executive Michael Roth said on a conference call with analysts.
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While Interpublic is set to meet organic growth target at the high end of 129.343%-3%, the headwinds get a little worse in the second half and runs a little bit into the first quarter of next year, Interpublic Chief Executive Michael Roth said on a conference call with analysts.
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Dylan McWilliams, a 19-year-old wilderness survival teacher at Glacier View Ranch in Ward, Colorado, says he was fast asleep on July 9 when he heard a "crunching sound" as a black bear bit into the back of his head while he camped under a full moon with staffers.
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Just posting this as a warning to anyone that has bought strawberries (Berry Obsessions) from Woolworths recently.... A 7-year-old girl in South Australia also reportedly bit into a strawberry with a needle but was okay, and another man discovered a needle in a berry when he cut into it.
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White House chief of staff Reince Priebus told "Fox News Sunday" that Trump, who made repeal and replacement of Obamacare a central plank of his 2016 campaign, still expected the Senate to pass a healthcare bill either before the scheduled start of Congress' August recess "or maybe a little bit into" the recess.
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White House chief of staff Reince Priebus told "Fox News Sunday" that Trump, who made repeal and replacement of Obamacare a central plank of his 2016 campaign, still expected the Senate to pass a health-care bill either before the scheduled start of Congress' August recess "or maybe a little bit into" the recess.
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Police say the suspect surrendered peacefully -- he was upset someone bit into his grilled cheese sandwich #WBAL "Apparently, the man had made a grilled-cheese sandwich and either the wife or the daughter, we're not exactly sure who, but somebody, one of the females in the house, took a bite of his sandwich, and apparently, that enraged him to the point that he fired shots in the house," Cpl.
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Things I know about candy corn are that it's been around for over 100 years; if you stack it nicely it'll resemble corn on the cob; it appears unbidden as if out of thin air (very spooky and on-brand) in October despite virtually no trace of it the other 11 months; and eating it makes me feel like an overzealous toddler who bit into a seasonally scented candle.
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Joe and the girl were sitting side by side at the bar and they turned to face each other and the girl's crossed legs fit between Joe's knees and Joe put his hand on his own knee and his fingers dipped down toward the girl's knee and the girl pressed her knee into Joe's fingertips and he drew them away and she pulled her knee away and then the girl put her hand on Joe's knee and then on her own knee and Joe put his hand on his knee and she hooked a few of her fingers onto Joe's fingers and got it so his fingertips sunk a bit into the flesh of her thigh and then she pressed her leg against his and meanwhile they had finished their gin martinis and Joe said, "I don't like these martinis," and the girl said, "Well, we were kind of kidding when we ordered them anyway," and they switched back to beer. 25.
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