My last meal would probably be like, a bite of caviar, a bite of falafel, a bite of French fries, a bite of sushi, some Danish curried herring, a bite of bagel.
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This incredible bowl helps you achieve the ideal spoonful, bite after bite.
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So every single bite I'm getting is a consistent bite of sausage.
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Each time, I held Bite Helper on my bite for 45 seconds.
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Bite for bite, fish provide around thirty times more calories than jellyfish.
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I had never heard of a BITE VALVE but I needed a BITE other than BITESIZED so it would have a different meaning for BITE.
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Although active mainly during the day, "it can bite at night in well-lit areas" and prefers "to bite indoors, and primarily bite humans," he said.
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The first bite is going to be the same as the last bite.
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Bite at the universe, and occasionally, the universe will, in fact, bite back.
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He'll take it piece by piece, a bite here and a bite there.
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He didn't bite for that, of course, and he's smart enough not to bite.
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He scrapes that bowl clean, swallowing his digital-security incompetence bite by tasty bite. Yum.
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Lengthwise is definitely better: With each bite, you get more pizza than the previous bite.
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I have a little bird That says tweet-tweet, I have a little fixer That says meow-meow — Shan't bite you, shan't bite you, (Not yet) shall I bite you!
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Under no circumstances did I bite Beyonce and if I did it would've been a love bite.
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Herrine: Otherwise, chocolate chip cookie, every time you take a bite of this thing, ideal bite. Mmm.
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Less bite stability and range of motion limits the amount of bite force an animal can muster.
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"If it comes back to bite, it comes back to bite pretty hard," the Arizona senator predicted.
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That means if they bite one infected human and then go bite someone else … nothing would happen!
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Their bite is rarely fatal, but it's best to seek immediate help once a bite is spotted.
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Bite Beyoncé in the fall," he says, as Underwood adds: "Bite famous people in the fall, people, c'mon!
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Under no circumstances did I bite Beyonce and if I did it would've have been a love bite.
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Rosalía raps in a low deadpan about her own inventiveness: "Bite if you have to bite," she taunts.
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He was convicted of murder because a bite-mark expert said his teeth matched a bite on the victim.
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Bite by bite, she has tried "to decipher what makes it so unbelievably, mouth-smackingly perfect," Ms. Nosrat writes.
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A bite of meat typically comes with a bigger carbon footprint than a bite of fruits, vegetables, or grains.
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I'm talking about that Prince Harry lip bite, forever to be known as the bite heard (seen?) 'round the world.
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For a local outbreak to begin, a mosquito has to bite a Zika-infected person, and then bite another person.
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It noted the bite-mark analysis on the victim was inconclusive because of the lack of a distinct bite pattern.
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I don't know if the shark will bite him tomorrow, next week or next month, but it's going to bite.
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"You don't want to bite the hand that feeds you, but I think a friendly bite is OK," she said.
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Be wary of bite-size offerings Bite-size appetizers and desserts can quickly add up to hundreds of extra calories, so pay attention and don't mindlessly eat appetizers or load your dessert plate with bite-size desserts.
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"You don't want to bite the hand that feeds you, but I think a friendly bite is OK," she told Time.
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The "One Bite Rule" -- which essentially means every dog is entitled to one free bite -- has been repealed in most states.
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And the more likely it becomes that a mosquito is going to bite an infected bird and then bite a human.
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Vegetable-forward yet cozy, it has a variety of textures and a lemony kick to keep things interesting bite after bite.
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There was a simple pleasure in eating the food in front of you, bite after bite, until it was magically gone.
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A bite including ridges will not contain as much peanut butter as a bite containing exclusively innards — and the latter is superior.
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"The Democrats have their sound bite, the standard sound bite before they even know what the bill is all about," he added.
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The researchers examined bite marks left on mammalian fossils found in southern Peru—bite marks that were matched to the megatoothed megalodon.
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The initial attack took place in the evening, but it took the female 21 hours to finish the job, bite by bite.
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He shows incredible gusto with each increasingly larger bite of pulled pork and even more so with his "mmm" post-bite reactions.
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And bite Pokémon Drednaw looks like a dinosaur whose sharp and jagged jaw allow it to bite off chunks of rock and iron.
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And for the sausage, while I did like the seasoning on Pequod's sausage, I didn't get a sausage bite in every single bite.
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At other times you wish for a bit more bite in his observations, bite he is rarely willing to deliver about his companions.
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But the sharks (and the people they ate, toothy bite by toothy bite) are not what have kept Vaughn's name in the headlines.
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For three years I've been eating this salad, and bite by bite, trying to decipher what makes it so unbelievably, mouth-smackingly perfect.
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For example, the essential tenants of bite mark evidence are that all humans are unique and we all can be identified by our bite.
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"Jaw clenching and tooth grinding is a reflex action caused by a discrepancy between one's perceived 'optimal bite' and their actual bite," he explains.
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Hung from the ear, it is smaller and lighter than existing bite counters (they're normally attached to the chin) and can determine a user's bite speed, number of bites per minute and type of bite using a waveform detected on the back of the ear.
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So mosquitoes might bite a monkey and pick up the virus and then bite the villagers, passing on things like dengue, chikungunya and even Zika.
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Watching her enjoy the warm melted cheese, my dad softened, matching her bite for bite and encouraging me and my mom to do the same.
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When a shark does bite a human, it is most often what biologists call an "exploratory bite" — the fish is investigating and will let go.
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A triumph of upcycling, this panade is basically French onion soup without the soup — just bite after bite of cheesy, onion-and-stock-soaked bread.
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To lessen the threat posed by the brittle underbrush and those thick clumps of grass, landowners and the state are literally removing it bite by bite.
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Hospital staff described the injury as an exploratory shark bite, according to police, which is when a shark swims away after one bite, reports ABC News.
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Bite Helper isn't a cure for mosquito bites, but it may be one more semi-effective tool in an arsenal "sometimes they work" mosquito bite remedies.
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Named after a Farsi word meaning "to savor in one bite," Logmeh's roving roasts are about the experience of every bite and being an interactive eater.
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If you keep getting tooth sprains, go see a dentist, who may correct your bite pattern or give you a bite guard to wear at night.
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There is growing evidence that tough new sanctions imposed on North Korea to stop its nuclear weapons and missile programs have begun to bite, and bite hard.
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In other words, bite someone hard enough while committing a crime in the US, and that bite mark can be used to tie you to the crime.
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The Bushes set out to test the two fundamentals of bite mark analyses — the uniqueness of human dentition and that human skin can accurately record bite marks.
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This YouTube star lets bugs and snakes bite him for clicks This YouTube star lets bugs and snakes bite him for clicks This segment originally aired Jan.
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"The large fangs and acidic venom make the bite very painful," it said, noting that a major bite can cause death within an hour if left untreated.
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She said it's not known whether the children contracted the disease from the tick bite they got at camp or from a previous tick bite at home.
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It was difficult to take just one bite, even if that bite stung a little, and you could suddenly feel the pulse of blood in your lips.
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And *pushes glasses* 61.6 percent of surveyors said they'd share a bite of their cone with their significant other, but only 23 percent would share the first bite.
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"Crocodiles and alligators have some of the strongest bite force amongst all living animals, and the strength of bite force is directly correlated with body size," Groh said.
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Better to practice a little mindful eating, she says, where you slow down, taste every bite, hold the food in your mouth and chew each bite numerous times.
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One bite isn't enough; you just wanna keep eating it, like, constantly, because one bite just melts in your mouth, and then you're like, it's time for another.
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When, at a beachside bar, a drunken bachelor tried to playfully bite — yes, bite — one of the women's arms ("Who does that?" she asked), they staged an intervention.
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"I'll bite the hand that feeds me," they harmonize in rounds on "Bite the Hand," a track about navigating the power dynamic in a relationship, whether personal or professional.
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"The primal bite is something I realized we were not developing when I'd bite into my mouthguard before a fight and get a surge of energy," he told Motherboard.
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It was like eating off a conveyor belt: Some delicious moments went past quick, but if the next bite wasn't to your taste, another bite would be coming soon.
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" - Courtney, 38 "Lots of bite marks, didn't cum.
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She faces the charges because she allegedly knew her pets "had a tendency to run at-large, bite or attempt to bite people," according to a warrant obtained by WSPA.
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Tear the bacon in half, into smaller pieces, so that when you bite into your grilled cheese, you don't bite the entire piece of bacon out of the sandwich. 5.
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"Often they are just saying this person is the source of the bite mark or it's practically impossible that they are not the source of the bite mark," he said.
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That's why Clinton is matching the presumptive GOP nominee speech for speech, interview for interview and sound bite for sound bite in the wake of Sunday's mass shooting in Orlando.
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"There was a small little tiny bite on Tuesday, a little tiny bite on me that by Tuesday night grew to about a nickel size," Atkins told KPRC-TV in Houston.
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The hot dog's "natural skin" was a surprise upon the first bite because it was a bit more difficult to bite into, giving the dog a certain chewiness, in my opinion.
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C. melanura mosquitoes don't usually bite people, but occasionally a mosquito that does, like the Aedes aegypti mosquito, will bite an infected bird and then transmit the virus to a person.
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" Jeremiah's defense: "Well she took a bite, didn't she?
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RUBIO: But it — no, it's not a sound bite.
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Come a little closer — they're not going to bite!
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I enjoy every bite — or at least try to.
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So ... definitely not a dog who might bite guests.
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Sooner or later, reality is going to bite — hard.
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It joins a legion of mosquito bite itch home remedies, including honey, aspirin paste, pre-outdoor-party allergy medicine, alcohol, Aloe Vera, and making an "X" with your nail on the bite.
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If you think about how people bite, the idea that you could just bite somebody with your upper teeth is already pretty weird, and your upper back teeth is even more bizarre.
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The shock count is automatic, but the times-you-bite- your-nails count and the times-you-feel-like-you're- going-to-bite-your-nails count you have to manually input yourself.
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"You can't look at a bite that I have, and a bite that you have, and even say that they're the same thing, because everybody's immune response is so individual," she explained.
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The most popular is the standard Ronto Wrap, which comes with a spicy, crunchy slaw that could beat sauerkraut's butt in a bite-for-bite taste battle any day of the week.
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She feeds information to the audience bite by bite, whether it's the sad reality of art history legends or her own personal stories, all the while narrating the underlying meaning of the special.
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Through the glasses, it looked like a bite was being taken out of the orange star, and then the bite got bigger and bigger, over the course of an hour and a half.
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They are "system-oriented," so they're happy to chill and consume bite by bite rather than greedily stuff their faces without a moment's concern for the needs of other people at the table.
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Eat three chips with a shovelful of dip in one bite, quickly, before anyone can see — and then begin half-choking on the dinosaur-sized bite until the entire party turns to watch.
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They inject antihistamines so that you don't feel the itch when they bite, and they also inject molecules that really fight your immune system, so you are immune-suppressed where they bite you.
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Then Dr. West would come in, and there were cases upon cases where Dr. West would confirm Dr. Hayne's suspicions and find bite marks and then match the bite marks to a suspect.
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"The desire for that next bite actually prevents us from enjoying the bite we are currently eating," he said, and then rang a bell known as a singing bowl, to formally begin lunch.
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It comes with two or four toppings, which are more like side dishes to be spooned or forked, bite by bite, into a bowl of rice that's been cooked until soft and broken.
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"Available scientific evidence strongly suggests that examiners cannot consistently agree on whether an injury is a human bite mark and cannot identify the source of bite mark with reasonable accuracy," the council reported.
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Jamaican artist Zuri Marley isn't afraid to bite the apple.
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So, in the end, I thought I'd bite the bullet.
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"That test bite can do some damage," Mr. Hay said.
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Rivera took only a bite or two, to be polite.
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"Very good," he replied when they denied taking a bite.
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The fossil indicated that it had a strong bite force.
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He takes a bite and chews thoughtfully for a minute.
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"He wasn't trying to bite me or anything," continued Gould.
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He then worried that his career may bite the dust.
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It still had bite, but was delivered with less bile.
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Click here to view original GIFStrain during the Neanderthal bite.
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You start enjoying this taco even before the first bite.
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But what was the real meaning behind that lip bite?
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"I thought Rat Bite Fever was something wild rats carried."
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I also order a Bite Agave Lip Mask from Sephora.
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When his leg was shaved, he had three bite marks.
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The generalization takes away from the bite of the observation.
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Who can blame her for wanting to cop a bite?
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Income taxes begin to bite only at the highest salaries.
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Hungry for a bite to eat with all that shopping?
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If tariffs do bite, flighty firms can always move elsewhere.
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It has a way of coming back to bite you.
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Icebreaker: A new video explains why Olympians bite their medals.
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It's got a little bit of a bite to it.
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"Barking Dogs Never Bite": Buy or rent it on iTunes.
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Here's how to dine by yourself and enjoy every bite.
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"This had a bite to it that was not comfortable."
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I enjoyed every single bite and went for another slice.
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It also doesn't take too much pressure to bite down.
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Is that enough of an enchilada for them to bite?
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Doing so has often required ministers to bite their tongues.
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Say hello to Dirty Peach, Brown Sugar, and Love Bite.
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Now, that initial skepticism is coming back with a bite.
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Chicago Metallic 24 Cup 2 Bite Muffin Pan, $15, pfaltzgraff.com
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So go forth and take a bite out of Monday.
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Bite marks on the fossilized meal of an ancient T.rex.
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Agitated dogs may bite, or get spooked and run away.
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And it was compelling enough that I decided to bite.
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Indeed, rumbling supply issues may yet bite the Shanghai bears.
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The roach leaves were soft, yet crispy on the bite.
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The League's bark has always been worse than its bite.
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It takes a bite out of them a little bit.
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"There's a lot more bark than bite" to Google's strategy.
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Apple's daily charts also had her drooling for a bite.
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People could goad her, but she wouldn't bite that apple.
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It's also uncertain whether oil and gas companies would bite.
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One regular Bagel Bite isn't enough, not even five are.
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Mosquitoes bite more often when it is hotter, he said.
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Millican uses her voice to bite back at the haters.
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And he lifts his shirt to reveal a walker bite.
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The two take a bite into the tart, sour berries.
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Bite marks on fossilized bones indicated carnivores lived there, too.
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His massive first bite dwarfed two of my wagyu slivers.
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Its bite sits heavily instead of sharply in your throat.
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It's sending out a lure and hoping for a bite.
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Customers didn't bite, according to a group of McDonald's franchisees.
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Now, Amazon is taking a bigger bite into the industry.
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With every bite I took, I tried to say it.
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Remember that first bite of Napster's poisoned apple plucked from
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Join us for a bite, a drink and a craft.
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Until then, sleep tight and don't let the lizardfish bite.
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"That is a bite on his side," pointed out Gimple.
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There's practically a new adorable sound bite uttered each day.
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It's high time we get to see these vipers bite.
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Who wouldn't want to take a bite out of that?
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In most cases, those efforts have come back to bite.
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Special care and attention is placed into every single bite.
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And don't let the $53 million debt bed bugs bite.
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My fallopian tube is like BITE ME I KILLED THIS.
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When threatened, these snakes can deliver a potentially fatal bite.
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When it begins to bite, premiums will soar even higher.
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A venomous bite delivers the venom straight to your bloodstream.
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Guess who just took a bite of the Big Apple!
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At the same time, lower prices are beginning to bite.
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Sometimes they'll take a bite or two before discarding them.
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So far its bark has been worse than its bite.
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Slone had ehrlichiosis, a bacterial infection from a tick bite.
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But I mustered up the courage and had a bite.
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Once this has happened she transmits them with her bite.
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Thinly sliced chiles aid the cause, providing a welcome bite.
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Buying overvalued assets could come back to bite investors later.
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Is that something that may come back and bite her?
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Play up the maverick idea and they just might bite.
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It's wrong and it's gonna bite you in the ass.
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In fact, he did no more than bite his tongue.
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And it's that perfect bite of, like, cookie to milk.
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Every single bite, my mouth was just covered in chocolate.
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The flight attendant required five stitches to treat the bite.
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Tyson then tried to bite Holyfield again and was disqualified.
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It just falls apart the second you bite into it.
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The bite is on, and Norman is filled with joy.
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The bite was so painful Pence said he almost collapsed.
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So you should take a bite that's not overly large.
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It's also a much more manageable bite than Popeyes' sandwich.
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Will he bite his tongue and take the high road?
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Without the benefits of scale, persistently low interest rates bite.
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It's there to deal with the aftermath of the bite.
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They were fresh and had bite, but they seemed unseasoned.
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Important note ... none of the photos are of Tyson's bite.
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It was the sound bite heard 'round Hollywood last year.
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At that point, came the Costa bite (or affectionate kiss).
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"I'm going to fucking bite your nose off," it growled.
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They're not going to bite the hand that feeds them.
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But karma, thankfully, comes to bite her in the ass.
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Shovel into it with your spoon and take a bite.
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Every bite of Snickers has crunch and goo and chocolate.
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I finally, awkwardly, got the first bite into my mouth.
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In the coming weeks, they're going to bite even harder.
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Make it, taste one bite, and you'll never forget it.
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I am very aware that I want to bite them.
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Answer: Reality took a big bite out of Trump's attitude.
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It can release about 130 different toxins during a bite.
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One bite in and one word came to mind — steak.
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Which isn't to say the works have lost their bite.
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As a little girl, I thought it might bite me.
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"I said that's a lousy sound bite," he told reporters.
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Her body was covered with bite wounds, mud and debris.
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Sometimes when I offer another bite she shakes her head.
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Okeke was given a towel to bite on for comfort.
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Would you have us bite the hand that feeds us?
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You can't even see the woman's face on Vampire's Bite.
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On this Tuesday, bite off more than you can chew.
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"Here's the deal," I said, swallowing a bite of bread.
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If they return, the first mosquito bite may kill them.
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"It will always come back to bite you," he said.
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In one bite, the juicy liquid explodes in the mouth.
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"One more big bite and I'll order dessert," he said.
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After nearly three hours, Mr. Wool got his first bite.
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And if you're not, it'll come back and bite you.
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A slickly sneering verse from Logic adds acid and bite.
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Every bite was like swallowing another spoonful of buffalo sauce.
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The Classique had me at the first bite of cheese.
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Obama took a bite and let out a low murmur.
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Valeant has also taken a bite out of Paulson's performance.
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This tax hike represents the first bite at that apple.
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As the pitch fell away, my edges failed to bite.
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Don't bite that first up, because it will do that.
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It made me grateful for every bite I can take.
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Why not bite the bullet and become a U.S. citizen?
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It is not a sound bite or a talking point.
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But, seriously, people won't ever say no to a bite.
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I bite my string cheese like it's a mozzarella stick.
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Let's say you ate your last bite at 9 p.m.
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An official described the mark as consistent with a bite.
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"Put a spear in it and bite back," he said.
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The prevailing expectation is that he's determined to bite somebody.
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George took one bite and wished the food were better.
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Apple has lost some of its bite, one strategist says.
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FIRST BITE: How We Learn to Eat, by Bee Wilson.
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It's hard to say whether any of this will bite.
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That action has already come back to bite the Democrats.
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Thinking about grabbing a bite to eat at Panera Bread?
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Stayed tuned to find out if Page and Cook bite.
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They don't want to bite the hand that funds them.
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He grabs a donut and prepares to take a bite.
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The burger instantly melted in my mouth after every bite.
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There's little bite left because there's been so much bark.
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"Bite the hand that feeds you," he said, perhaps impishly.
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There's ricotta in there for sauce, and pecorino for bite.
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They were under attack and they began to bite me.
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But as usual with Bannon, it's more bark than bite.
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Every bite tastes like an acai bowl topped with Nutella.
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He swaps in crème fraîche, which provides an acidic bite.
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Everyone will get a bite from time to time, but there are thousands of people like myself who suffer from CMB, otherwise known as Chronic Mosquito Bite Syndrome, and are particularly attractive to mosquitoes.
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How, with each successive bite, he demonstrated his pure willpower and perseverance, trying to shove just one more bite of a hero into his mouth, doomed to fail but destined to go down swinging?
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Here are just a few reasons why: Venemous bite: lorises are the only primate with a venomous bite, so people who sell them as pets often clip their teeth in order to neutralize this.
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Once they catch up to the target, they are trained to get the biggest bite that they can (ideally getting a "full mouth bite"), and holding onto the target, not letting them get away.
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We like to describe scallops as "sea marshmallows"; they're the perfect bite of decadence, just the right balance of airy and fatty to make for something more exciting than any old bite of fish.
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It might seem like you're trimming a lot, but remove more than you think you should, because the last thing you want is to bite into a fibrous or bitter bite at the table.
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The eight-year-old female sand tiger shark, the largest in the COEX aquarium at about 2.2 metres long, is said to have slowly eaten the smaller five-year-old male shark bite by bite.
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And talk to a doctor if you have a severe allergic reaction to a mosquito bite—such as hives, blisters, or difficulty breathing, or if you feel achy, feverish, or get headaches after a bite.
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But the colder, darker and gloomier the day, the more entitled I feel to plunge my spoon into the still-bubbling pan as soon as it comes out of the oven, devouring bite after bite.
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They were salty, but the tangy marinara mitigated their salty bite.
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Or we anxiously, absentmindedly pick our skin or bite our nails.
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But this season she really used that to bite me back.
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It's more like a full meal in a bite-sized package.
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My friend actually spit out a huge bite into her napkin.
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All I need is that first bite, and I'm home again.
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Deviled eggs to the rescue — protein and greens in one bite!
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Yeah, the internet is definitely taking a bite out of people.
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Bieber even seems to offering Schwarzenegger a bite of his burger.
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But now that it's here, the question is, will consumers bite?
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Also, people don't normally fight for the first bite of salad.
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It comes around to bite you when you least expect it.
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"They're not trying to bite you, they're trying to stay away."
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"The first bite is to taste what's going on," she says.
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What should I do if my dog gets a bug bite?
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The brown recluse bite sent Wright to the hospital, she said.
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"You have to bite your tongue a lot," Agnes Gira said.
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But guess what I'm thinking whenever I bite into a slice?
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In October, Luna had her first savory bite — of green beans.
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"This is 599 calories in one bite," that kind of thing.
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I nearly polished the whole thing off — and enjoyed every bite.
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They were tipped off by Kanizay's tiny, pin-like bite marks.
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One bite on my left forearm went through to the bone.
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At Old Spitalfields Market, bite into a black pudding-filled burger.
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Two more decoys followed, but most of the photographers didn't bite.
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It is a terrible insanity produced by the bite of slavery.
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But you just had to bite me before you [went], huh?
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The brown recluse bite sent Wright to the hospital, Wright said.
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But a better diet helped the tortoise develop a sharper bite.
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"Just doubling [investment] is a lot to bite off," she added.
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But norms get a fair amount of their bite from fear.
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I bite into an EPIC chicken sriracha bar, which is $23.91.
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Politically, the sanctions are also beginning to bite beyond Iran's borders.
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Don't make a scene, don't bite the hand that feeds us.
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Camdeborde's adoration of the finest ingredients is evident in every bite.
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Sure, if you nibbled a tiny bite or two, at most.
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"I see you got a bite in your waist," another said.
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With each bite, we also tasted hints of strawberry and raspberry.
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He added they will "absolutely" bite humans who interfere with them.
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Skeptical, I took a bite, and guys, this thing was GOOD.
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Precooked vegetables and seafood can be cut into bite-size pieces.
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Slice the roll into bite-size pieces with a sharp knife.
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This is not to say what is on view lacks bite.
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Each bite is seriously indulgent, perfect for a Valentine's Day nightcap.
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Or as Elmo says, "If the mosquito doesn't bite, goodbye Zika!"
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It creates only males, as males don't bite or transmit disease.
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But one bite of this one and I was a convert.
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It basically looks like Florida took a bite out of Alabama.
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Bite into one of these and you'll likely chip a tooth.
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"Oh so they can grow up and bite you?" he said.
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An aggressive squirrel tried to bite me but I got away!
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And taxes that appear high may in practice have little bite.
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Finally this has started to bite, with credit growth slowing sharply.
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Don't worry if the tiny lion lunges for a bite, though.
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I almost choked on the first bite before abandoning the rest.
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Others disagree, claiming that tariffs will bite into budgets at home.
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Thankfully, transaction taxes tend to bite hardest only for expensive homes.
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This python did not bite off more than it could chew.
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Don't be afraid to bite off more than you can chew.
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In nearly all cases, turbulence's bark is worse than its bite.
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When it arrives, I take a bite and immediately feel nauseous.
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With every salty, meaty bite I took, I thought: it's happening.
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Tilda Swinton is taking a bite out of the Big Apple.
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Surely this would come back to bite me in the ass.
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Lots of other diseases masquerade as the spider's gross necrotic bite.
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The pair got in a quick bite before the big dance.
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And while they may be hungry, don't let the boogeymen bite.
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The exhibition's overview of the modern era has rather less bite.
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Nearly three years after the vote, Brexit is beginning to bite.
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Any number of people could fit in a given bite mark.
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This year, that could come back to bite them, Cramer warned.
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We have a quick bite of lunch before leaving the house.
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I have a bite, even though breakfast wasn't that long ago.
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Those steaks are really coming back to bite Trump this election.
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Sharp corners near the palm rests will bite into your forearms.
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Beware: The sets will take a bite out of your wallet.
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Or, bite down on your pillow to hold back your moans.
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The other tattoo simply read, "Bite Me," as noted by People.
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Of course, usually that means their own bite to eat, Bill.
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When the meat is done, you'll taste Sriracha in every bite.
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Young Beverly shares with Ramona the belief that the first bite
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That prediction became a certainty when I took my first bite.
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This version solves that problem, in an elegant, bite-sized form.
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Still, might it be worth it for that single perfect bite?
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GUTFELD: (UNINTELLIGIBLE) COMPAGNO: Jesse -- oh, have you taken a bite yet?
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You're on borrowed time when you bite into a burrito sideways.
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"Bite mark evidence is junk science," he told us via email.
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Bite marks are just one dubious method police and prosecutors use.
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"This is no longer a media sound bite," Mr. Mesereau said.
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Bread should always broken into small bite sized pieces, never cut.
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Portugal's anti-austerity protests, too, may be more bark than bite.
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Daphne Oz has taken her last bite out of The Chew.
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One bite, and you're sure to feel like a kid again.
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Like many sharks who do occasionally bite people, they're normally shy.
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It's clear they didn't bite off more than they could chew.
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Immediately after a bite, blood pressure drops by around 40 percent.
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It's really coming back to bite us each and every night.
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We recommend making sure it's not haunted before taking a bite.
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Other, bank-bashing measures are likely to have even more bite.
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After it had settled, I gave in and took a bite.
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Get still another job to make up for the tax bite.
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When you bite into them, there's a springiness, like a springboard.
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Humans can still contract the disease through a sand fly bite.
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She would stop for a few seconds and then bite again.
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Too much exposition and fact-heavy dialogue blunts its Orwellian bite.
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"Every time I took a bite, I zapped myself," she said.
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Polly eats one bite and flings the rest onto the floor.
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Dame Helen Mirren has never been one to bite her tongue.
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Fitch will no longer provide ratings or analytical coverage for Bite.
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Poke took a long bite from his half of the sandwich.
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Confronted with forbidden fruit, you know she'd take an audacious bite.
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Then, breaking down that large goal into bite-sized action steps.
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Herrine: OK. Let's get a bite of this honey-butter cornbread.
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My first bite confirmed that the biscuit was indeed slightly undercooked.
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There's also a terrace for a drink and a light bite.
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Nope, this chicken commits to the crunch with each satisfying bite.
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Everyone should bite into a traditional Italian pizza in their lifetime.
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Herrine: And before this gets any colder, let's take a bite.
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That mosquito could then become infected and bite a pregnant woman.
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This was lust at first sight and love at first bite.
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But one bite made it clear which brand was the winner.
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I've never before fallen so deeply in love at first bite.
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For me it adds the most perfect texture to the bite.
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We bite our tongue when we disagree with our friends choices.
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The first bite confirmed his suspicions: It was the Impossible Whopper.
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They were tiny burgers one could eat in a single bite.
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Every bite of this sandwich tastes as good as the last.
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As I took my first bite, I was flooded with excitement.
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Had a party of picnickers been abducted by aliens mid-bite?
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When Huda first set out to sell lashes, nobody would bite.
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And that strategy seems to be coming back to bite them.
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Piperine, the substance that gives pepper its bite, increases curcumin's bioavailability.
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I've never used anything quite like Bite Helper for my bites.
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The Snakes take a bite out of the power in Dorne.
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That's right, these guys bite just for the fun of it.
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The plant-based Impossible Burger 2.0 got the first bite. Awesome.
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Bite Beauty's new lipsticks are so natural you can eat them
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Mr. Smith's firm deserves credit for backing its bark with bite.
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One bite of an egg and you'll be spoiled for life.
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They have a potato-pea filling with a decidedly peppery bite.
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You can't poke someone in the eye; you can't bite anybody.
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Zika is transmitted by the bite of the Aedes aegypti mosquito.
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Supporters of the law say it does have bite, if implemented.
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I may take a bite of this burger that's coming, apparently.
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The Amazon fracas, by contrast, seems like more bark than bite.
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But investors simply wouldn't bite, no matter how hard they hustled.
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I forked a little bit of everything and took a bite.
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One bite clamped onto his forearm, and he heard a crunch.
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Short-term fundamentals may yet bite back the many fund shorts.
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The perfume is so tempting that I always take a bite.
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They can come back to bite you like nobody has been.
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These were routine moves, but on one the bull didn't bite.
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Jorma Taccone: Everything — allowed a vicious dog to bite his arm.
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She went to Akron General to have the bite mark examined.
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Finally, before another year passed, we decided to bite the bullet.
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The open borders crowd may also have to bite the bullet.
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Garner shouted "Lord have mercy!" with excitement after taking a bite.
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Westy never understood why the troop request came back to bite.
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It was described as two hours of 'You take a bite.
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Ideally, one of them will bite and want to represent you.
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Coyotes that bite people will most likely be euthanized, she added.
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Soon the Fifth Circuit will get a bite at the apple.
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Convinced, Ryan even took a tiny bite of its pale root.
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How the tick bite triggers this allergy is not yet known.
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Eating an M.R.E. was an adventure, and we savored every bite.
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So sleep tight, and accept that bedbugs will continue to bite.
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No wonder there was only one bite taken out of it.
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They do bite humans, but it is not clear how often.
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But water doesn't have eight legs, pincers and a venomous bite.
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I thought she had got bite by a dog or something.
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My first bite brought a classic saffron rice tahdig to mind.
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I realized the power in making images sharp enough to bite.
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It's a crunchy snack that packs delicious oomph in one bite.
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Will Landon's third bite of the Aggrego apple be a winner?
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"Love At First Bite," also released in 1979, starred George Hamilton.
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SnoreRX and Zyppah, two such products, are "boil and bite" devices.
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Taking the first bite of the soup, I understood the demand.
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It has a bite to it that I was not expecting.
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That may mean taking a bite out of Ms. Warren's popularity.
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But it looks like Trump's bark was worse than his bite.
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Occasionally, the Alabama Republican would pick at and bite his nails.
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I check Uber prices and cringe, but bite the bullet anyway.
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Carol cut my meat into bite-sized pieces with galbi scissors.
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It might be time to take a bite out of Chipotle.
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Be like a snake — only bite if someone steps on you.
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But my second bite was just as disappointing as my first.
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The first bite was so tasty I actually muttered an expletive.
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But don't take a bite of your gelato as you gaze.
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After he was elected, his bark seemed worse than his bite.
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Read as if dining on a multicourse meal, savoring each bite.
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At times risking arrest, they fume, curse, kick and even bite.
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But does it have the bite to back up its beef?
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Taking a bite of the warm bread, I was immediately impressed.
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And oftentimes those tasks come back to bite you later on.
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So which burger behemoth bested the other in this bite-off?
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The second drink was refreshing and had a little tropical bite.
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Each bite of my Double-Double burst with flavor and texture.
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It adds a fudgy bite but isn't the least bit cloying.
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"Defendants do not get another bite at the apple," Seeborg wrote.
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I took a somewhat larger bite and gave it to Celeste.
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Why should I bite my tongue when I have an opinion?
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Pictures of him visiting for a quick bite adorn the walls.
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That might be a good reason to bite a camel's testicles.
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Johnson looks down and takes a slow bite of fried chicken.
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We don't bite, and together we can create a better world.
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The base notices — and has found the ability to bite back.
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Thankfully a bite from a gallinipper generally won't make you sick.
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When the food arrived, Eli took a bite, chewed and swallowed.
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Fortunately, the onion stayed inside the crispy breading after each bite.
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As such, it's for short voice and bite-sized screen interactions.
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Nothing is ever mushy; it still has bite — vitality — to it.
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Or does she bite her tongue, reluctant to rock the boat?
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This move will come back to bite him and his party.
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My grandmother waited impatiently for a chance to try a bite.
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My grandmother waited, impatiently, to also be invited for a bite.
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"It was going to bite me at some point," Spieth said.
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We know Mapplethorpe has become famous because of a news bite.
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It will bite you in the butt in an unexpected way.
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I was hungry so left the hotel to grab a bite.
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Otherwise, maybe just bite your tongue and pass the Brussels sprouts.
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In some of the other techniques, we really don't know if the validity is proven, but with bite marks there are numerous studies showing that bite mark identification experts have a distressing high error rate and can't even accurately identify whether a mark left on a skin is a bite mark or not, much less whether it belongs to a particular person.
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Every bite is the good bite, the perfect marriage of PB and C. Any Reese's of standard size will probably last you two to three bites, but the Reese's Egg is slightly larger than the Cup.
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"I'm skeptical that a 'formal summons' has much legal bite—or, at best, untested legal bite and, let's face it, Facebook can afford lawyers," Neil Brown, a technology-focused lawyer based in the UK, told Motherboard.
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If Rohrer's account wasn't damning enough, the Palm Beach Post also spoke to several shark bite experts, all of whom denied that the apparent wound on Cavalli's foot could have been caused by a shark bite.
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One of the things Bowser would always do was bite people — that was part of his shtick — and I thought it would be a hilarious idea as a second grader to go bite my teacher's butt.
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In the crime scene photos, Eve sees the boy is holding an apple with a bite taken out of it — just like the apple another Eve you may remember takes a bite out of in the Bible.
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"That's how you get local transmission, because when mosquitoes bite those people and then bite people who never left the United States, that's how you get local transmission of Zika," Fauci said during a Twitter town hall.
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After opening the lunchbox, he took out a radish and ate a bite, put it back in the lunchbox, took out a large, half-eaten carrot and ate a bite, and put it back in his lunchbox.
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Dr. Erickson became curious with figuring out the bite force of the T. rex as a graduate student in the mid-1990s when a colleague showed him a fossilized triceratops pelvis riddled with about 503 bite marks.
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The statement didn't indicate how severe the bite to the neighbor was.
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The big question: Will this settlement's bite carry over to future breaches?
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And I bite my tongue, I just don't let them do it.
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We'd even say it's on par with bite-size chocolate bars — maybe.
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But the internal movement was always going to come back to bite.
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She looks like she'd bite your dick off and you'd like it.
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First fifty people got one bite of pizza, then they ran out.
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Diamond and Silk taking a big bite out of the Big Apple.
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But the cat does not bare its fangs; it does not bite.
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A severely infected raccoon bite caused Melissa Loomis to lose her arm.
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"People said we lack bite and take so much time," he said.
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"Literally": it will always come back to bite you in the ass.
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Investors told Flannery to bite the bullet and "come clean," Inch said.
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It was completely missing, like a bite taken out of a cookie.
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"I was in the bathroom when the bite actually happened," she says.
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That's when Thurmond told her mother and doctors about the kinkajou bite.
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Their natural instinct is to bite when they're angry, frustrated, or stressed.
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We have a sound bite from James Schwab, the former ICE spokesperson.
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But these photos may come back to bite some of the reviewers.
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It's fun—you tickle them, and they bite you and scratch you.
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And though they have endearing faces, know they can pack a bite.
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I'm actually a nail biter; it's the biggest comfort to bite them.
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The investors on ABC's "Shark Tank" are known for their sharp bite.
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The bite marks were consistent with a 5 to 6 foot shark.
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It's broken down into simple, bite-size steps that anyone can follow!
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Unlimited access to bite-size summaries of the best minds in business?
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This helps the virus spread itself around, since it's transmitted by bite.
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It's only after a bite or two that its brilliance is revealed.
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The idea is that every bite contains every element of the sarnie.
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The texture bordered on perfect, and each bite was satisfying and flavorful.
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T. rex jaw muscles that helped it generate 8,000-pound bite forces.
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One more bite, and I am experiencing the food with psychedelic intensity.
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The snakes bite first before wrapping themselves around their prey, suffocating them.
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No one has really taken a bite out of our business yet.
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Or notice the bite after getting out of bed in the morning?
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It's heartbreaking to see the entire Rogue One crew bite the dust.
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"I mean, it's out of control," Rea says after taking a bite.
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I daresay, it's almost like taking a bite right out of spring.
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Looking for a bite to match your New York state of mind?
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It's what gives his pizza crusts their distinctive bite and chewy density.
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Click on to shop Petite Studio in all its bite-sized glory.
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All of these things come back to bite us in the end.
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Now that tourists are after precious Norwegian fish, perhaps parliament will bite.■
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Personally, I look forward to my first bite of lab-created nachos.
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The larvae spread to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito.
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Shockingly, he remains enthused with each bite throughout the seven-minute film.
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Queen Elizabeth got a very early bite of birthday cake on Thursday.
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And by the end of this shoot, I will bite him back.
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The Canadians do not have much choice but to bite their tongues.
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I didn't get that rush of juice when I took a bite.
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If they get a bite or get damaged, they heal very quickly.
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These are some of the most ambitious schemes; many others lack bite.
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I would kick, scratch, bite, give my all to help me mom.
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The Cadillac wants to flatter you, the Giulia wants to bite you.
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Currency fluctuations have also taken a bite out of fine jewelry's sales.
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Because I can tell, I'm not going to get a bite here.
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Like, possibly more cinnamon than we've ever had in a single bite.
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Be honest, or else it will probably come back to bite you.
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He described his wound as a "deep tooth bite" on his foot.
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Introducing Kaja, a K-Beauty brand specializing in adorable, bite-sized products.
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Political ructions at home have already taken a bite from the pound.
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The biggest and most badass of Dany's dragons now comes bite-sized.
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As many as half of infected dog bite wounds contain the bacteria.
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That kind of thinking will only come back and bite you later.
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Want to bite into a slice of juicy watermelon all year long?
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Do you squeeze it on every bite of every dish you're served?
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Fondant and marshmallow were added to give a smooth texture and bite.
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You might want to start poking your food before taking a bite.
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Fudge, walnuts, and swirls of graham crackle and caramel filled ever bite.
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There is the hypothermia, the frost bite and oh, the polar bears.
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They swarm you, they bite you and they leave you incredibly itchy.
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And its bite will give you, no joke, an allergy to meat.
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Over half of dog-bite injuries occur at home, with familiar dogs.
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"I wish Nicole were here," De Laurentiis says after taking a bite.
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Sure, it was snack-sized, but each bite short-circuited my tongue.
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"And remember, a tarantula would rather hide from you than bite you."
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Jane took another bite of her cookie as William glowered at her.
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It's quite possible to "eat" an entire meal without swallowing one bite.
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The bite-size pieces appear to simply be made with flat tops.
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Nonetheless, this hasn't stopped many people from wanting to bite into one.
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And if there are, it'll be over who gets the last bite.
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There's a creaminess to each of these beverages that invites another bite.
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He's a man unfamiliar with the restraint required to bite ones tongue.
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Cheeseburger Sliders It wouldn't be a BBQ without bite-sized burgers. 5.
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But, every single deserted dater has had another bite at the cherry.
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Anybody think that's not going to come back to bite us eventually?
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Network first bite at any reality show any of them might do.
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Go read bite-sized summaries of important non-fiction books via Blinkist.
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One bite into its gorgeous, smoky flavor and, damn, I was convinced.
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The information they contain came back to bite Hillary in the ass.
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Though she didn't immediately feel the bite, she felt pain moments later.
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Top it with his fresh broccoli slaw, too, for the perfect bite.
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Every bite of a Pringles chip is now an act of betrayal.
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Grab his hand and give him a bite, enough to scare him.
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Now it's just a matter of getting the business world to bite.
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This might really come back to bite the ladies in the butt.
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They watched in shock as the snake bite at the bobcat's lip.
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So it's a question of who is going to bite the bullet.
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Even Trump himself added a sound bite about how Reince is awesome.
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Bautista would not bite when asked the same question about his future.
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But as he did three years earlier, Mr Roberts refused to bite.
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Maybe one day, Dawn O'Keefe will live to bite off another dick.
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That said, Pai's bark has been considerably less measured than his bite.
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The product looked delicious, and the people on screen savored every bite.
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I bite and lick just above the chin and people dig it.
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Is that some kind of fashionista karma coming back to bite Rivera?
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I've just taken the last bite of everything I want and need.
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I ordered an extra individual cup of pudding and took a bite.
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Economic pressure and sanctions have begun to bite, making Kim vulnerable economically.
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There is no question that the economic sanctions have started to bite.
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He checked for texture and presentation, and finally took a small bite.
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Trump could come under increasing pressure as the shutdown begins to bite.
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It looked a bit off-putting, but I took a bite anyway.
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"That was an unfortunate sound bite," Navarro said, referring to Mnuchin's remark.
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Plus, rats are far less likely to bite their owners than hamsters.
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Then come the local road authorities, for their bite at the apple.
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The force of each bite was like a sledge hammer with teeth.
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Words come back to bite you if you can't back it up.
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"That was an unfortunate sound bite," Navarro said, referring to Mnuchin's remark.
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In 2000, the sharks didn't bite, but ironically, everything blossomed from there.
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As a result, his bark is often much worse than his bite.
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Another option is to just bite the bullet and sell your car.
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Every few moments I feel a new bug bite into my flesh.
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The UPA never, of course, got this third bite of the cherry.
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Those who live through a famine don't throw a single bite away.
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For every problem, there is an equal and opposite positive sound bite.
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Wells Fargo gives watchdogs another chance to bite rather than just bark.
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This as Buffett takes a bigger bite and iPhone sales show resilience .
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However, a forkful of superfood side made for an extremely wholesome bite.
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But they will bite when they're trapped against our skin, he said.
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In between each bite, he would put it back into the lunchbox.
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After the wife takes a bite, the landowner reveals his cruel trick.
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You're still getting globs of chocolate every time you bite into it.
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The main taste that lingered after each bite was that of milk.
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It's the 11th reported shark bite this year in New Smyrna Beach.
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Sometimes the two diseases occur together, passed on in the same bite.
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After my first bite of these, I felt like I "got" IHOP.
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As detailed in my April 216 column, single-country sanctions never bite.
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If he was the son of the devil they wouldn't bite him.
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He paused, took another bite to confirm, and put down the sandwich.
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There's something irresistible about bite-sized snacks, as proven by Dunkin's Munchkins.
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The first mosquito bite is the sweetest, the father used to say.
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The kits are used to test the animal, not the bite victim.
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They think you're something else, bite in, let go, and move on.
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But so far, its bark has been much worse than its bite.
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The Bite mount is something that's made primarily for the surf crowd.
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"Each bite is zero calories," a friend told me once over dessert.
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On international issues, Trump's bark has often been stronger than his bite.
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That works out to $250 a slice or about $50 a bite.
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I like more the traditional Mexican tacos that are only one bite.
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The celebration would later come back to... bite him on the ass.
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If I wrenched my hand away, I knew the snake would bite.
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The onions should still have a slight bite and not completely soft.
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When I've floated the idea of smooching before, he didn't bite. Why?
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So this was the intention with the platters to give bite-sizes.
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The one that we feature in the book is bite-mark analysis.
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They're saccharine sweet, but it's still easy to want a second bite.
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"You can tell your friends you got yourself a bite of KrabCoin."
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Does spin really matter when you can't purposely choose backspin or bite?
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"The dog bite injuries reflect the use of uncontrolled dogs," she said.
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That's why you want to bite his throat out—because of nature.
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People will ask for a feature then they go and bite you.
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Coral Shaw Wilson's 5-year-old took an ambitious bite of pasta.
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At first bite, this tasted exactly the same as the last burrito.
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It came back to bite me, and I look like a fool.
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However, this often came back to bite me when clients paid late.
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He ate one bite of chicken and left the rest, she said.
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Each day, a small but startling bite out of our personal freedoms.
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You'll need two hands to take a bite out of this one.
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I bite the bullet and order my weekly sushi on a Monday.
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Her first bite: a ground beef taco in a soft flour tortilla.
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That's a good sound bite, but the political reality looks much tougher.
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What does it sound like as you bite down: Does it crunch?
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Many people never get a rash, and can't recall a tick bite.
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You know your bite is poisonous, and now I'm going to die.
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While definitely intense, it just might grow on you with each bite.
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And Texas Republican gerrymandering could come back to bite them in 2018.
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People visiting family at the hospital will grab a bite and respite.
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The result is buttery, tender meat with abundant flavor in each bite.
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The sound bite transmitted to the world made Mr. Trump look good.
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They also drench the palate with hot juice upon the initial bite.
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Take for example, Reversal of Fortune, Vampire's Bite, and Hero of Bladehold.
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I don't think of them as swans, no, because swans can bite.
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"Even if you sneakily bite you will be discovered," the caption warned.
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And each bite delivers three textures: flaky crust, chewy top, gooey center.
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And you will both bite your tongues more frequently than you'd wish.
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Now those brothers have returned to bite our military and civilian establishment.
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Sometimes a bite to eat holds its own form of self-discovery.
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Going through life without obstacles is gonna come back to bite … hard.
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I took a bite, and then another, seawater running down my chin.
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Perhaps minimum wages really "bite" only when they exceed a certain level.
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If you've been irresponsible, it will bite you in the ass now.
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"This cheesy stuff," he said, eyeing the cracker before taking a bite.
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So I bite the paper, smile, and look out to the sea.
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Journalism usually gives us the sound bite, but not what's behind it.
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Studies have shown that mosquitoes prefer to bite people who have malaria.
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He took a bite of each, recoiled slightly, but held his ground.
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If we pour poison over everything, it comes back to bite us.
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You ask yourself, is this from the bite or from the running?
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If you read old interviews, you'll see he did use to bite.
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Imagine not knowing about strawberry ice cream, then eating your first bite.
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The mosquitoes aggressively bite humans, transmitting Zika, dengue, yellow fever and chikungunya.
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But her singing, especially in the opening scenes, lacked bite and intensity.
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Many owners believe that their dogs bite people because they smell fear.
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They come and go, the Iron Men, collecting their bite-size Snickers.
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What lengths will a dog go to for a bite of sausage?
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The cutest biscuit (cookie) you could ever take a bite out of.
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That combined with a painful, persistent bite makes it a real nuisance.
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This is more than enough to resist the bite of a piranha.
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She surfaced about two meters away with a bite on her hand.
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Her voice had bite, bluesiness, rhythmic savvy and a lifetime of conviction.
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"One getting a bite at night?" is not a midnight snacker today.
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Then, break your total savings goal down into bite-sized action steps.
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Landlords want a bite of that apple, if they can get it.
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I wanted to walk around, have a bite, but time was short.
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I mean, you know, you get two different flavors in one bite.
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"If he gave someone a nasty bite, I'd know it," Ryan said.
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Vadik took a bite of his cheesecake and found it disgustingly sweet.
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As Fidelio/Léonore, the soprano Kimy McLaren had expressive bite and clarity.
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This is a big problem that will come back to bite us.
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A bite from a puff adder in 1968 cost him a finger.
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For-profit PG&E came back to bite us again in 22019.
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Previous studies tried to quantify how strong the T. rex's bite was.
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But does the convenience of bag-to-bite come at a price?
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Each bite was a perfect balance of crunch, cheese, and aromatic veggies.
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For a quick bite, the Loop is full of fast causal spots.
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Few throw a pure splitter, with that vicious downward bite, like Tanaka.
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Even after Y Combinator, they struggled to get an investor to bite.
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His rebukes don't have enough bite, his stares don't have enough menace.
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I stay with the fishermen for an hour before, finally, a bite.
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The tortilla was grilled, which added a nice firmness to each bite.
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Many people have had ancient, ignorant tweets come back to bite them.
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At least this showed that this gatekeeper stuff actually has bite sometimes.
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For all of these reasons, there isn't much bark to Sessions' bite.
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In anticipation, I bite the bullet and call my client's executive assistant.
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If I give him that, my dog is going to bite me!!!
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This bite was everything I ever dreamed chicken and waffles would be.
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Take a big juicy bite out of your life and relish it.
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But that relationship is now threatening to come back and bite him.
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The virus is transmitted primarily through the bite of infected Aedes mosquitoes.
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It's got bite-sized exercises, a code playground, and a goal tracker.
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"I have to bite my tongue on certain things," she told TIME.
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I realized, there were thousands of years of history in every bite.
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Now when trade partners prove false, it should learn how to bite.
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She squeezes each golden bite with lemon, and now I will too.
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In Pence's view, any bite marks in his tongue are divinely ordained.
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This pattern markedly stops from 2010 onward as austerity started to bite.
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In 1975 it introduced bite-size Timbits, which remain a signature product.
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Let the public get a taste of it in bite-sized portions.
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At other restaurants, this exploratory bite may happen backstage, in the kitchen.
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The vegetables still have some bite and are bland enough to coexist.
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But it has to prove that there's some bite behind the bark.
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After only one bite, they both correctly identified which burger was which.
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Because I've made sausages before, getting that bite wasn't the hardest part.
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One bite to try things could be followed by rejection, no problem.
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Then I can go to sleep, or eat a real breakfast. Bite.
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You love gossip, and your words often come back to bite you.
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But, apparently, Dana's not down for a second bite of that apple.
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It's like saying, 'Look, that boa constrictor isn't going to bite you.
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I had a bite to eat and called my family in Antalya.
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You know your bite is poisonous and now I'm going to die.
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"The vast majority of bite traces on bone are scavenging," Martin said.
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We got Glen Davis out grabbing a bite (okay, probably more than just one bite, he's a big dude) at Catch in West Hollywood and asked the NBA free agent when he's expecting to be back bouncing balls.
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Predictably, after eating bite after bite of jiggly, dairy-rich cheesecake, I was starting to feel queasy and although these flavors weren&apost all chocolate, this round was heavy on the decadent options, making it that much harder.
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Yet Stonestreet says that despite all his commercial work, he did very few "bite and smiles" — those ads where an actor takes a bite of some supposedly delicious product and then smiles at how much they're enjoying it.
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When an infected human leaves Hawaii for, say, coastal Florida, dengue-compatible mosquitoes may bite her while she orders a margarita, then bite – and infect – her bartender, who's later bitten by another mosquito that then snacks on a busboy.
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Dr. Panda argues that people improve their metabolic health when they eat their meals in a daily 8- to 10-hour window, taking their first bite of food in the morning and their last bite early in the evening.
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Last December, when Mr. Strache's party received key portfolios in Austria's new government, an article in the German weekly "Die Zeit" commented: "They don't want to bite, just to smoke," referring to the proverb that barking dogs don't bite.
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Though it wasn't a spider, I worried that it would bite like a spider, like a certain brown-bodied spider I'd heard about whose name was, I thought, hermit spider, or maybe recluse spider, and whose bite was painful.
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It's quick, bite-sized moments, this instant gratification that you get through images.
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Mason McNair, 5, broke out in a rash due to the tick bite.
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According North Carolina's Museum of Natural Sciences, snakes often don't bite unless provoked.
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But it's not limiting content on the platform to only bite-sized meditations.
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Hospital officials observed multiple human bite marks on Ian's body, according to police.
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First of all, we know from this that the sanctions really bite, right?
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Some hold the whole thing and dip each bite into the beefy salsa.
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ABERNATHY: Sharks bite and kill less humans than any animal on the planet.
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One bite in, I couldn't believe I was eating a fast-casual pizza.
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"The bite was considerably slower than it had been the last two weeks."
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We take a bite or two of each before throwing the remainder away.
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Not to bite on John Oliver but how is this still a thing?
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Bite Beauty and Philosophy also make use of grape seeds in their products.
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Are you an insatiable foodie, traversing the world to find the best bite?
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Bills, magazines, greeting cards, and small packages all ended up with bite marks.
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Am I going to eat that last bite of food or share it?
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Its bite can cause fever, rash, chills and nausea , among other side effects.
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However, sometimes when they bump against each other, they bite out of astonishment.
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They don't want to bite the hand that feeds them on other issues.
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Instead, she took a bite of the bug (and later spit it out).
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I want to play a sound bite for you guys from Nicole Wallace.
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It's Lunar the dog's first bite of steak, which he predictably enjoys. Mmm.
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Reese Witherspoon is planning to take a bite out of the Big Apple!
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Meanwhile, China's blockade against canola, pork and beef is beginning to bite economically.
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In one bite, you take away both a piece of fat and meat.
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Scorpion, served stinger and all, was intensely salty with a bit of bite.
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That being, short, bite-sized adventures that utilize full motion-tracked body movement.
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Similarly, kids who bite their nails and suck their thumbs develop fewer allergies.
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Shark attack victim reveals gruesome bite marks: &aposI knew my foot was open.
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Its bite can cause fever, rash, chills and nausea , among other side effects.
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Only occasionally do sufferers develop the distinctive "bullseye" rash where the bite occurred.
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PHOTO: Hero golden retriever protects owner from rattlesnake attack , suffers bite on face.
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You have a bite, which tastes okay, and almost immediately start feeling ill.
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China's consumers are also starting to feel the bite from African swine fever.
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The three Cimex cousins found in Oregon are only known to bite bats.
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Ahead, we explore some of the spots where they've stopped for a bite.
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But now rates are rising, and these debt loads could start to bite.
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High-profile dismissals can help ensure that such anti-harassment policies have bite.
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He stands, surveying the clay promontory, chewing on the water reservoir's bite valve.
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All these centipedes would bite me, now it's like I'm immune to it.
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As the impeachment inquiry continues, let us not become victims of its bite.
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The bars are molded into breakable bite-sized pieces, like little mini cookies.
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Last week, my 20 month old offered me a bite of her food.
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"Update: she did not eat a single bite," Teigen explained of the meal.
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It's even got a little bite taken out of it near the camera.
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They don't bite and are more of an annoyance than a serious harm.
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But because he had previously attempted to bite them, they decided to wait.
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This limb eventually atrophied, causing the desperate canine to bite it off completely.
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It won't bite, but it will provide plenty of excitement in sport mode.
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The requisite bite-and-describe moments often yield outbursts of sincere, unprintable praise.
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Amy Erickson has posted a recipe on her food blog, Oh Bite It!
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"Her first savory bite - green beans," the 30-year-old captioned the video.
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Meanwhile, sanctions continue to bite, despite help from Chinese and Russian sanctions-busters.
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A final drizzle of beurre blanc, and its time to take a bite.
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Cut all the meat into bite-sized pieces and place into a bowl.
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So it's better to play in bite sized chunks rather than long stretches.
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When Ivy spit out a bite, Quenzer scooped it up and replaced it.
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He said she suffered from some frost bite, hypothermia and other minor injuries.
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The economics really start to bite when banks start to deploy financial resources.
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It delivers the perfect combo of creaminess and crunch in every single bite.
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"It may be that his bark is worse than his bite," Eyal said.
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Alexander the Great had died from a mosquito bite, from malaria, he knew.
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Decade-old Imgur precedes the explosion in popularity of bite-sized internet content.
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Baked by Melissa's bite-size cupcakes are the stuff of novelty dessert legend.
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All was going well until DeGeneres fed her a bite of a pickle.
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We decided to go to the mall and get a bite to eat.
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But when you have a bite like this ant, it doesn't even matter.
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Gould has a good reason to hope that he doesn't bite the dust.
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The bite tore Webre-hayes' left upper back, torso, shoulder, face and ear.
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Saying sorry is being vulnerable, and new Taylor is all bark and bite.
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Defensively, age and sloppiness have robbed this defense of much of its bite.
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And it&aposs funny, because this sound bite, they said, appeared on Vocabulary.com.
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I think John asked for the most perfect bite of cacio e pepe.
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Canadian police allegedly discovered Peters with a bloody nose and a bite mark.
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None of this, however, fits into a TV sound bite or a tweet.
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Thirty seconds for the sound bite and now 3 minutes for the poem.
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Doctors stitched the bite that expanded nearly the length of the boy's forearm.
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They can come back to bite you like nobody has been bitten before.
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Nothing in the first seven episodes of Disenchantment has that power or bite.
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He had multiple puncture wounds resembling bite marks from a dog, Rudiger said.
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Then there is the hypothermia, the frost bite and oh, the polar bears.
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He raised the fork to his mouth and nearly swallowed the bite whole.
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I savored the rest of the wagyu, enjoying each bite, truly blown away.
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Sometimes, the allergy only seems to kick in years after the initial bite.
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Their saliva, now filled with alpha-gal, then sensitizes the person they bite.
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Beyond those areas, folks should be alert and diligent with tick bite precautions.
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But on I went, to discover if the bite was worth the hype.
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Mike Posner is recovering after a rattlesnake bite landed him in the hospital.
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She wanted money, but Belafonte didn't bite, and went to the police station.
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Although the snake is not venomous, it's incredibly powerful with a strong bite.
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Winter is here, and the cold might come to bite you sometime soon.
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Here, as elsewhere, Trump has been bark and tweet with little actual bite.
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Because when they come back to life, they have been known to bite.
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After the bite, the couple moved from the apartment into Owen's father's home.
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But the Queen didn't have a bite before everything was taste-tested first.
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To their amazement, it hardly struggled and did not try to bite them.
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Michael feared he'd bite his children and moved Bubbles to warm, sunny Florida.
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This is how Apple eats its competition's lunch: one bite at a time.
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The ubiquitous fish ball is more than a quick bite for the city.
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Otherwise, the small victories in copays will inevitably come back to bite us.
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