So you're biting into it, it's like biting into a cloud rather than biting into, like, dense crust of a pizza.
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"They're biting me hard and they're biting me too many times," she says.
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It transmits viral infections by biting an infected person and then biting someone else.
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These folks are biting into the fresh fig of life, and this biting produces carefree laughter.
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The only biting Theis has seen from Lulu is the "play biting" common in almost every puppy.
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Biting Mummy Miniature mummy whose mouth makes a biting motion as it flies around at head level.
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But usually mosquitos are the culprits, biting an infected person then subsequently biting a victim and injecting the virus.
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At best, biting into a Red Delicious is like biting into a firm cantaloupe that has only a serviceable sweetness.
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Mosquitoes spread the virus by biting infected people and then biting new, uninfected people, but it can also be sexually transmitted.
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Gervais is known for his biting humor and in the past has run afoul of some in Hollywood for his biting wit while hosting.
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Biting your lip In an article for The Huffington Post, dentist Thomas P. Connelly revealed that biting your lower lip or inner cheeks is an anxious habit.
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" - Allegra, 25 "Woke up: cat biting belly button.
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" - Alison, 32 "Lied about my dog biting her.
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They were actually attacking, biting, chase the trucks — everything.
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"Sanctions are biting & more added last night," he wrote.
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"Sanctions are biting & more added last night," Trump said.
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"Sanctions are biting & more added last night," he tweeted.
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"See, that ' s awesome," Pharrell said, biting his lip.
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If nail biting is like the rats' grooming, it might explain why people bite their nails during stressful situations or while engaged in difficult tasks: we go to nail biting for comfort.
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"The cobra reared and struck, biting as cobras bite, sinking her fangs their short length once, releasing, instantly biting again for better purchase, holding on, chewing at her prey," Ms. McIntyre wrote.
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This Faustian bargain is biting conservative elites in the ass.
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As the closes in on 20,000, one shark isn't biting.
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"Like something's biting into me and won't stop," she said.
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Now you have to worry about your nails biting you.
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Tomorrow proves less biting, with more sun and fewer gusts.
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Janet Yellen isn't biting on any predictions about Donald Trump.
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They said this kid was biting, scratching, kicking other kids.
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Fans were biting their fingernails in anticipation of the fall.
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I've been biting my nails ever since I can remember.
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Zika fears are biting into Florida's $90 billion travel industry.
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One shot also featured Swift biting on a diamond necklace.
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She said the other child was beaten for biting her.
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Related: 10 Terrifying Reasons To Stop Nail Biting — For Good!
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Wombats are biting butts when they're ready to make love.
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These sanctions are pretty biting, as the president said, Geraldo.
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At school little Trey is biting kids and throwing tantrums.
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There's also a ban on biting or scratching the dolls.
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Don't burn yourself by biting your pizza bagels too early.
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Translation: They're biting our style because they know it's hot.
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Do you fold your pizza in half before biting in?
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"We are biting the bullet and holding on," said Zhao.
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The questions that now face them weren't as biting, either.
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And upon biting into it, I was even more bewildered.
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Biting, swiping, or batting your hand away with their paw.
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An insect becomes infected by biting an infected human being.
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" Apple's rebuttal is particularly biting, calling Samsung's devices "iPhone clones.
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Joe: I feel like I'm biting into a doughnut pillow.
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So are you biting off more than you can chew?
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However, his actions weren't as biting as his words suggested.
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"Sanctions were biting really hard on them," Mr. Nasheed said.
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His attacks have been biting and personal in recent days.
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Love it when protest has a sense of biting humor.
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The biting cold already has caused at least two deaths.
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Only the fish, potentially the most colorful participants, weren't biting.
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"Sanctions are biting, and more added last night," he said.
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And for the record, he's not biting the other children.
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Two grandchildren, sitting transfixed, biting into their slices of apple.
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Biting midges are, in fact, part of Dr. McAlister's specialty.
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For some in Washington, it was a bit too biting.
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One good smack to a mosquito stuck biting, and splat.
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Mr. Peters's response to his dismissal was swift and biting.
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It's likely to be a characteristically entertaining — and biting — evening.
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One of them, a hardcover, is biting into her shoulder.
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"God, I love you," she told him, biting into it.
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There's a lot more to it than biting and chewing.
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Nail biting is one of the hardest habits to break.
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It's both short and funny as heck, a biting combo.
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" His response was biting: "You're not getting anything ... You understand?
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Now another fantasy of extraterrestrial engineering is biting the dust.
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"It was pretty tight but I lost it at the start, there was some strange behavior on the clutch — it was like biting, releasing, biting, releasing and I've not felt that before," said Bottas.
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Mr. Rubio's attacks have been biting and personal in recent days.
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Asha turned to find Lynn biting her lip and staring back.
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Her ability to have a biting response is memetic in nature.
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He hasn't been biting his tongue since Trump took office, either.
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They fly low to the ground, biting ankles and flitting away.
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Listen closely, and consider biting your tongue until things blow over.
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Was Nintendo probably going for an intense, biting, self-own here?
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Lola and Milo are thoroughly millennial characters, full of biting observations.
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Thus, the many drills, biting parts and teeth of blood-feeders.
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Weed is biting and funny, and she's also never sounded better.
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Eating one is like biting down into a buttery, beefy cloud.
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Those things have a way of biting you a little bit.
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Were the stink bass biting at Old Man Johnson's Manure Sinkhole?
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It's not clear why nail biting starts at a young age.
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And it wasn't his first time biting someone on the field.
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These strands coincides in a nail-biting sequence on the border.
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But peeling, biting, ripping, and picking at them isn't the solution.
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What matters is that whatever I'm biting into is artfully executed.
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"It's probably not a lesson," she says, nearly biting back tears.
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Fisher spoke about her mental health with biting wit and honesty.
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Coffey initially denied biting Tiffany, but a subsequent investigation found otherwise.
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"Oh, it can," she learned after biting into the chewy goodness.
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Chicago triumphed after a nail-biting game seven on Wednesday night.
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However, the holes are irregularly placed and inconsistent with biting patterns.
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"Nymeria still keeps biting me!" read the caption for that one.
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The economy was slowing down, biting into the chancellor's tax revenues.
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In the fake interviews, the participants were subjected to biting criticism.
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I lay agape on the biting ground below, barely feeling it.
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The tone is biting and knowing, but completely tongue in cheek.
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We've always had biting campaign ads and winky social media campaigns.
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The first mouthful is like biting into a peach in July.
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His biting sense of humor, which could also be called cantankerous.
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"This is really good," Cuban said after biting into a Mrs.
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There's even been a spirited push for alternatives, some rather biting.
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It also has to deal with biting winds off Lake Superior.
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His insults and sexual innuendoes are read aloud with biting disapproval.
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Biting my tongue and knowing that I have to pay rent.
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I've come to believe that biting your nails has its virtues.
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Hugh Laurie playing an unstable, biting doctor isn't a new idea.
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President Trump handed the Democratic candidate, Conor Lamb, a biting nickname.
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She looks ungrateful, like she's biting the hand that fed her.
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There's nothing noble about biting off more than you can chew.
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Yeah, no no, that's the sound of me biting my tongue.
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I don't even care if nothing's biting — the casting is therapeutic.
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It's like somebody — they're fighting you, biting you, pulling you under.
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There is no risk of seriously hurt feelings or biting satire.
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Now, those words are sort of biting him in the ass.
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Biting into one can be a greasy, daunting, and messy affair.
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Ask yourself if you're biting off more than you can chew.
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But headbutting, biting, gouging and kicking a man when he's down?
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It involves history and not biting the hand that feeds ya.
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So why is it so hard to stop biting your nails?
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It's a biting critique folded into a bright, loud action movie.
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They talk to Myfanwy with two bodies (to "dilute the effect you have on me"), and when Teddy's body starts biting their fingernails and Myfanwy knocks their hand away, Alex's body starts biting their fingernails instead.
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O'Connor said thumb sucking and nail biting can both "reduce tension and increase feelings of comfort," but as of now, there is no direct link between thumb sucking in babies and nail biting later in life.
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In just the last few days of biting attacks, he's branded Sen.
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Let's hope Barry doesn't go biting on shampoo bottles again anytime soon.
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Biting through the bullshit, directly into the cheese stick, feels like transgression.
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What Theis has never had an issue with is Lulu's alleged biting.
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He's also recorded 3,255 people biting into apples at one single time.
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Now, get back to biting your lip and challenging the status quo.
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And it's also about biting off what you can chew with it.
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But the movement can be viewed as akin to biting your fingernails.
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Many declawed cats resort to biting and litter box avoidance or both.
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"I was biting my lip and sweating along my eyebrows," Abreu says.
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But an animal that's biting you, attacking you, barking and being annoying?
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Trump would resort to biting, hair pulling, kicks to the balls, etc.
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Bennett argues that this round of sanctions is different, and more biting.
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Here are some of the owners' most biting comments about Mr. Trump.
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On the face of things, biting that apple seems a good idea.
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For now, feuding between Mr Trump and China is less nail-biting.
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There will be many nail-biting moments for those probating this estate.
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Once your dog is already biting a stranger, it is too late.
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"I'm not sure the teeth could survive biting into metal," he said.
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One rival has drawn especially biting attacks: Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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Meanwhile in San Francisco Looks like the #scooters are biting again. pic.twitter.
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There's no sign the promise is legitimate, but people are biting anyway.
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Tamim Al-Barghouti, another poet, is famous for his biting Egyptian verse.
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Honestly one one the most naturally funny, biting, comics I have seen.
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While writing, my jaw got so tense I began biting my pillow.
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If your partner is into biting, go ahead and gently nibble them.
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Polanco was arrested again this April, allegedly for biting a cab driver.
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"They may be biting off more than they can chew," Ghulam said.
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Over the course of nine years, "The Bugle" was biting and hilarious.
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Also biting insects such as bedbugs, mosquitoes, and fleas can cause hives.
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The image of the woman biting that guy's dick comes from 8chan.
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Meanwhile, lots of detractors are using biting sarcasm to mock the ad.
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Remember Poe biting his lip when he sees Finn in his jacket?
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Just the thought of biting into a chicken wing makes me nauseous.
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She points to nail-biting races and statistics to persuade them otherwise.
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She was on top of me biting my arms, shoulders and backpack.
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It's also classic troll behavior: cruel, biting, and a little bit subversive.
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Green and the rest of the Padres endured some nail-biting moments.
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"Sanctioning three officials is what I would call ankle biting," Wit said.
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Housing stocks, among the top performers of 2017, are biting the dust.
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A biting recession in Brazil has forced consumers to aggressively seek discounts.
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A biting, satirical reading of race in America emerges in Black Pulp!
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From there it was a short, nail-biting and ultimately disappointing conclusion.
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The people filming think the spider is biting the toad, but nope.
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As was the case downriver, the fish were showing but not biting.
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Where others seethe, Meyers delivers his biting punchlines with an affable grin.
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He faced away from the biting wind, and allowed himself to cry.
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Carnivores tend to have sharp, smooth teeth, used for biting and tearing.
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Is the biting, waltzing third movement a bitterly ironic jab at tyranny?
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Because we're biting, which is a polite way of saying we're mean.
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"Shivering, frozen mid the frosty snow in biting, stinging winds," he wrote.
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"Democrats are not that pure," he told me, with a biting smile.
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Will consumers finally stop biting when we reach a $2,000 price point?
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He talks about crying jags and biting his lip until it bleeds.
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"Trust me, I was biting my lip, scratching my head," Martinez said.
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It was winter, and the biting cold pricked their skin like needles.
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The House and Senate Intelligence committees don't yet appear to be biting.
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Many struggled with aggression and resorted to biting or kicking when angry.
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Biting chunks of flesh or fins was something that came much later.
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Some thrash about, even biting through a few strands of metal mesh.
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But nothing was biting, no mosquitoes, another advantage of the farm's elevation.
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The men took turns raping, beating, and biting Singh for approximately an hour.
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From the moment Trump proposed the outlines of the deal, Democrats weren't biting.
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It was definitely worth it, but it was nail-biting the entire time.
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I'm struggling with biting my nails, so I've been wanting to try these.
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Passenger complaints included reports of animals peeing, pooping and biting during Delta flights.
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Trump will presumably celebrate by biting into a delicious, well-done Trump Steak.
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She fought back, biting, screaming for help while he attempted to stab her.
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After biting his foot, the giant predator started swimming in circles around McQuillen.
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I remember punching and biting it because I couldn't hold the chords down.
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As of now, none of the big name A-list celebrities are biting.
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We quickly took off our clothes and my pulse raced. Kissing. Biting. Touching.
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In the nail-biting negotiations Canada succeeded in reducing one sort of uncertainty.
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Biting your nails about your investments in anticipation of the November presidential election?
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But the mountain lion still pounced, biting the man's face, head, and neck.
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Whether it's biting or, in The Row, leaving them as life-size dolls.
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The biting line was perfect for conveying dissatisfaction: Bills: Is this your paycheck?!
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The wind was biting, gnawing its way through jackets, jumpers and football scarves.
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And still others discover caves to hide away from the biting winter chill.
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He said Wednesday that he had been "biting his tongue" until the Nov.
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Oh, and then there's biting—force approximately one thousand pounds per square inch.
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Either way, exercise caution — biting into these would definitely make a bloody mess.
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But the act itself of biting a nail or cuticle actually feels rewarding.
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"[There is] no record of this species biting anyone in Hawaii," he said.
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The landscape is brown, the wind biting and the arrival of winter palpable.
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Several Trump supporters responded more aggressively to Trump's biting excoriation of Clinton's character.
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The action, meanwhile, looks just as nail-biting and brutal as its predecessor.
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Everyone in the reel had something biting and heartbreaking to say about diversity.
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The actor shared a photo of himself biting his thumb after the incident.
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"It was biting at my leg, I had to do something," DuBois said.
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People can log in to the app and see where fish are biting.
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Previously, he trained a cheetah cub the difference between gentle and forceful biting.
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Investigators claim Harrouff was biting Stevens' face and had bitten into his abdomen.
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And another key ingredient was humor, sometimes biting and cruel, but still humor.
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There are few things more disappointing than biting into an overcooked, dry burger.
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Banks still has a boob biting incident in NYC hanging over her head.
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Their own senators from California — Kamala Harris and Dianne Feinstein — were particularly biting.
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Southern Baptists are biting and fussing when we should be praying and weeping.
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Don't worry about the snake's health: It's fine, and it wasn't biting itself.
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But while Putin called these "biting" measures, that is something of an exaggeration.
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What's the best way to get people to stop biting into Tide Pods?
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It's not just like somebody sitting there acting nervous and biting their fingernails.
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Suddenly she pushed me onto the nearest headstone and started biting my lip.
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" —Barb "All about the tongue and biting the lower lip slowly and sensually.
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Like the Greeks, Pankration had no rules, beyond no eye-gouging and biting.
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And, more often than not, they'll run away rather than biting a human.
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The winters here are biting, and in the spring there's lots of rain.
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That's at least what I told myself on Wednesday—until the biting started.
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After biting Orr's head, arms and shoulder, the bear then stood on him.
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She gives her body to the music, biting her lip on climatic notes.
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And yet even after all this work, Democrats are still biting their nails.
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And it said, 'More vagina,' 'extend the crotch shot,' or 'bug biting vagina.
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The collar even works well to protect your neck from biting cold wind.
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What fun is defusing a bomb without an element of nail-biting suspense?
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So with 9,000 barrels biting that dust, well, that's a lot of bourbon.
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It had short, sharp teeth that made biting and killing its prey easy.
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Biting into one of Hruskova's yeast-free baguettes, I'm expecting a flat flavour.
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Several states criminalize spitting and biting, which carry no known risk of infection.
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Could you even imagine Katniss Everdeen biting it at the end of Mockingjay?
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She left at fifteen (but not before viciously biting a disciplinarian school prefect).
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Another common pest — the biting house fly — looks downright alien under a microscope.
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Biting the hand that feeds it is a gentle way of putting it.
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With several years of startup experience, she felt ready, but investors weren't biting.
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A hood intended to stop him from biting was placed over his head.
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It's a melee, a riot — a hair-pulling, face-scratching, ear-biting fray.
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"When I licked your face, I thought of biting your nose," he teases.
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Ms. Collins also was not biting on Democrats calls to delay the vote.
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When I felt like coughing, I smothered the urge by biting my tongue.
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Without proper leadership and a proven history of success, he&aposs not biting.
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" In the most biting line, he urged Mr. Trump "to exercise American leadership.
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Life can turn you into a nail-biting ball of tension and nerves.
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Biting into a Papa John's slice resulted in an overwhelming mouthful of it.
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No show features more terrible people and nail-biting tension than HBO's Succession.
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The groom lustily biting his lip as he cast his eyes upon her.
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The truth is that biting into a stick of string cheese is fine.
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The parts that riff directly off the Victoria Memorial read as biting satire.
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The most explicit shot is of Ms. Helbig longingly biting her lower lip.
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The jokes feel more thoughtful, biting, uninhibited, and timely than any previous season.
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Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has repeatedly employed biting rhetoric against social media use.
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Her two dogs ran to protect her, barking and biting at his shorts.
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It was a lot like Ortberg herself: funny, biting, likable, lightly shelled off.
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The company didn't, and doesn't, exist, but that didn't stop Barak from biting.
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Instead, he's more likely to swipe at the president — with frequent, biting lines.
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Rio de Janeiro and Brazil have taken a lot of shit for biting off more than they could chew with the 2016 Summer Olympics, and now those medal-biting athletes might actually be breaking off their awards like chocolate bars.
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Why are Olympians always biting down on their gold medals after a big win?
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But channeling anger at free trade is like biting the hand that feeds you.
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But since the election, the phrase has been turned against Trump with biting irony.
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So, Drunk Elephant is big enough that it is likely biting into Skinceuticals' sales.
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People are reacting to the meme with a mixture of biting humor and disdain.
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She would lift me up and slam me back down, biting, over and over.
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Proponents of affirmative action have been biting their fingernails over this case for years.
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"Biting the lip means holding back verbally," says body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass.
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The bigger concern is Aedes aegypti, which has a particular fondness for biting humans.
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But the social-media maven's biting sarcasm can sometimes go right over people's heads.
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Wolf has been biting in her humor about Trump, particularly on The Daily Show.
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"There's people out here biting Beyoncé!" she told GQ after having told the story.
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Even the most famous musician isn't susceptible to... biting at a party, I guess.
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Suddenly, the dog is seen jumping up and biting the woman in her face.
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Keepers found Zuri acting aggressively toward Nyack, biting the male lion on the neck.
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"The battery is not gold, why are you biting it?" a Chinese netizen joked.
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The "soothing" theory is also supported by recent research connecting nail biting to perfectionism.
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Well, karma's biting back because wearing pajamas out of the house is officially in.
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As Mr Trump seems to realise, biting everything off in one go is unrealistic.
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Bonus points: you get to see Hitler pretend a dog is biting his leg.
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The president's biting theatrics drew rebukes from both sides of the political spectrum Wednesday.
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Some foreign-policy experts cite the crashes as proof that America's sanctions are biting.
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"I feel like I am biting into a cinnamon bun except it is crunchy."
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Consensual role-play usually involves bondage, and sometimes fire play, knife play, and biting.
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Increased aggression, like butt biting, is a behavioural trait that's found in other animals.
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Was there more it could have done to prevent Zano from biting the dust?
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The gator, who is resting in a small pond, just misses biting the antagonizer.
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Investigators claim Harrouff was allegedly biting Stevens' face and had bitten into his abdomen.
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Think about biting into a dill pickle and crushing it, you feel it crunch.
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And unlike their open-air cousins, London's subterranean skeeters seemed to love biting humans.
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These awesome sharks are biting at large chunks of tuna tied to a rope.
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Trump and Clinton were funny, biting, charming (yes, Trump was actually charming at times).
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There are other indicators that homeowners are biting off more than they can chew.
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Check back next week for the second nail-biting, teeth-gnashing episode of Permadeath!
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I've been trying to quit biting my nails forever, but all techniques have failed.
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Here are a few of the funniest, and most biting, uses of parody hashtags.
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The incidents included urination, defamation, biting and an attack by a 50-pound dog.
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It was the latest airline to warn of higher fuel costs biting into profits.
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That's six needle-like objects used to do the damn job of biting us.
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It's an angry-young-woman sitcom, as biting and bitter as it is funny.
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Pui-Wing: They are biting off more than they can chew — but it's working!
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It depicts the nail-biting, near run thing that the actual moon landing was.
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In the short-term, the summit offers Kim the prospect of easing biting sanctions.
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"I was a little scared to get involved," he said, biting his nails absently.
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I began picking my fingers as well as biting them in my early teens.
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It's a biting sentiment—one that taps into America's deep-seated cynicism about politics.
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Its jaws are also incredibly strong, capable of easily biting through huge metal towers.
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You're biting into the most perfect taco that you've ever had in your life.
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A string of devastating one-liners from Diane offer biting commentary on institutional misogyny.
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Biting down, I thank myself heartily for the "flexi" part of my flexitarian diet.
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Simply, Tasmanian devils fuck each other up, slashing and biting at each other's faces.
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They made a nest and fleas began jumping off their bodies and biting tenants.
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But it CAN'T BE!), and also I think biting someone in the neck (v.
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This partial, temporary, paralysis aims to prevent people from biting down so damn hard.
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Heck, even Ondrej Kase scored a goal and it was a nail-biting win.
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Her biting, tough-as-nails honesty is for other tried and true New Yorkers.
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No one is safe from Schuyler's biting mockery, not Southern segregationists or black liberationists.
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But, with sanctions biting, they say Iran will once again resume attacks on shipping.
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It's liberaltarianism, but yeah, some of the issues are very biting, nonetheless. Right. Absolutely.
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A dingo was also euthanized in July after biting a woman and a child.
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Biting your tongue is often the right reaction to a moment of passing anger.
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The child was shirtless, wearing just a pair of shorts in the biting cold.
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And the movie, in nail-biting, onion-peeling style, explains what he's desperate for.
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Jerry Nadler issued a similarly biting statement on Tuesday, calling on Judiciary Chair Rep.
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They stood for hours on end without moving, twitching, fidgeting or biting their nails.
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Stop picking, licking, biting, rubbing — it's the most effective way to prevent a pandemic.
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Some animals may not swallow the entire jellyfish, instead biting off the nutritious parts.
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Those comments came after similarly biting remarks from the Turkish foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu.
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They get inside your hood and are crawling on your face or biting you.
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Rows of portable toilets and shower rooms were located outdoors, in the biting cold.
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I've been shot at, I've had knives pulled on me and dogs biting me.
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Mr. Scofield, a guitarist, has a tartly confectionary sound that's both bendy and biting.
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The play depended upon Oklahoma's defense biting on the faked pass to the outside.
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Trials have demonstrated a greater than 80 percent reduction of the biting mosquito population.
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"You're saying that now and then, I will be consoled," comes the biting reply.
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Two years of bitterness and back-biting about Kelly has come to a head.
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While it is violent, it does have rules — including no biting, spitting or gouging.
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Biting in, it tasted like warm buffalo chicken dip wrapped in a warm tortilla.
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"Biting my nails in anticipation of Kerry's formula for solving the conflict," he wrote.
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In essence, she's a life coach whose mandate is to keep the sharks biting.
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It isn't just basic education, either -- extracurricular activities are biting into families' annual expenses.
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Biting in, the fat of the cheese mixed with the saltiness of the prosciutto.
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But Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts, directed biting comments at the president-elect.
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Mr. Wolff was known to be fearless in biting the hand that fed him.
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Chuck is known for biting then-Mayor Michael Bloomberg during the ceremony in 2009.
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Biting into the ravioli, I saw how the wine brought out its umami flavors.
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But no, no, no, me know the rules: picture exciting, but not for biting!
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The pieces range in tenor from sorrow and nostalgia to outrage and biting satire.
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However, when they're unhappy with one another, a Cap's mom will have some biting words.
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A jaguar escaped his enclosure Saturday morning by biting through a steel fence, officials said.
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As a director, he's got an impeccable ability to balance painful earnestness with biting humor.
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Somebody's stocking up for the weekend, I think, before biting into a piece of cauliflower.
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There are local tales of her biting or dragging tourists and guides into the forest.
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The poems are whimsical and biting and strangely ironic, a series of unusual self-reflections.
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Not all of the humor is good natured; some of it is sarcastic and biting.
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Now, with the virus biting, Taiwan says this policy means it has become collateral damage.
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The women accuse Gooding of nonconsensual touching, grabbing, groping, grinding, rubbing, kissing, biting and licking.
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U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted that the sanctions were "the most biting sanctions ever imposed".
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Two thumbs up all around — minus the midges, which are basically teeny tiny biting gnats.
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Still, his verse is biting with rage without him ever having to raise his voice.
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After seven nail-biting, plot-twisting seasons, Freeform's Pretty Little Liars is approaching its conclusion.
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Investigators claim Harrouff was biting Stevens' face and had bitten into part of his abdomen.
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Nail biting can result in up to $4,000 in additional dental bills over your lifetime.
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Unfortunately, this dog immediately started biting at staff members consistently and on a daily basis.
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He starts biting on my lip … And then he forced me down on the bed.
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Public and nail-biting declarations of love are the best kinds of declarations of love.
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Shockingly, the majority of the Sharks weren't biting at the bits to offer a deal.
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The biting satire was directed by first-time filmmaker Boots Riley and stars Lakeith Stanfield.
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"There's a lot less back-biting and they're very supportive of each other," he said.
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But that commentary is biting, and it's worth playing a bit for that reason alone.
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The album is equal parts virtuosic flow, biting humor, ultra-cool aesthetics, and groundbreaking musicianship.
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It keeps them from licking, biting, sniffing, snooping and all the other activities dogs enjoy.
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No associations were found for nail-biting or thumb-sucking and asthma or hay fever.
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These snakes, identified by the Post as western diamondbacks, are venomous and prone to biting.
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With her trademark knit-together-eyebrows and biting commentary, she can laugh through gritted teeth.
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The sub has just the right amount of biting humor, a tricky ingredient to handle.
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It must have got infected or something because I kept biting it over and over.
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He can't resist sharing them even when they wind up biting him in the ass.
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And if the shark is biting you, fight back — as shark attack survivor Tanner did.
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Read: A Guy in Australia Was Sentenced for Biting the Head off a Live Rat
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And I think entrepreneurs are starting to realize this and it's biting some entrepreneurs, right?
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Riverdale opens with the Coopers taking a family picture while Jughead provides the biting voiceover.
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" Steve: "Biting your tongue is often the right reaction to a moment of passing anger.
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The Bulldogs are biting off the schedule ahead of them one piece at a time.
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For investors worried about rising costs biting into corporate margins, J.P. Morgan said don't worry.
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The key reasons: It's winter there, so mosquitoes aren't around in great numbers, biting people.
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Michael Phelps at the 2008 Beijing Olympics in his nail-biting 100-meter butterfly victory.
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Biting your nails, waiting for the moment your ancient laptop finally gives up the ghost?
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MOST front-page Supreme Court stories involve fraught cases, closely divided votes and biting dissents.
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Mike Pence wants everyone to get down on their knees, and Monica Lewinsky ain't biting.
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This is the sense of the symbol of the Ouroboros, the serpent biting its tail.
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Australia's wildlife have moved on from biting backpackers — they've started to turn on each other.
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Instead, we'll be biting our nails hoping that Alex and Ben survive their hellish ordeal.
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According to police, Harrouff was allegedly biting Stevens' face and had bitten into his abdomen.
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" But where Deer Tick is at their most biting is the lounge act schmooze "Cocktail.
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There have been several such nail-biting encounters between Chinese and American ships and aircraft.
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Dewan said she had trouble biting her tongue but ultimately refrained from speaking out impulsively.
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Working with Ms. Rame, he wrote sketches that introduced biting social commentary to the show.
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Bedbugs, found on every continent except Antarctica, have been biting people for thousands of years.
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"One time, at Buckingham Palace, a corgi dog started biting at my ankles," he said.
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For frustrated developers, the suspicion is that Greece is biting the hand that feeds it.
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White and Fring have delivered some of the most terrifyingly nail-biting moments on television.
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So the clipped words, slang and biting humor we use with friends becomes smoothed out.
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Mr. Lee brings biting force to Quang's angry raps about his desire to return home.
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Regarded as one of the pioneers in alternative comedy, he's known for biting political satire.
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I actually thought he was spanking me but it was just mosquitoes biting my ass.
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He's so nervous he doesn't even feel the barbs biting into his arms and side.
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Biting into a Honeycrisp evokes a feeling similar to the first minute of your weekend.
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Rating: The sweet freedom of getting that stiff, biting plastic all-inclusive bracelet snapped on.
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It's just a perfect juxtaposition—the perfect sort of contrast to that nail-biting actions.
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The restaurant is open 24 hours every day to help chase away Seoul's biting hangovers.
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Millions, however, are not biting, either out of ignorance or because refinancing is a hassle.
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Nail-biting finish Bottoms, a Democrat, delivered a celebratory speech alongside sitting Mayor Kasim Reed.
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Four decades later, she wept as she described biting her collar to stop the tears.
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Imagine biting into a sour-cream-and-onion potato chip and tasting only sour cream.
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He relished walking through Manhattan, wrapped up against the biting cold, cloaked by relative anonymity.
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He felt as if insects were biting every inch of his hands, armpits and groin.
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Treyger's casual asides become increasingly biting as she moves into uncomfortable territory and slows down.
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Taste: Before biting into our tiny sandwiches, Jill pointed out that the "kielbasa" looked shiny.
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This was my view of what turned out to be an especially nail-biting game.
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Patriots fans need not have worried, though Sunday's game provided plenty of nail-biting moments.
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New songs spread like wildfire online, especially when they have biting, topical music videos attached.
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"This was good for football since it was nail-biting till the end," he said.
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" Ms. Munger said biting flies can reach the Grand Hyatt, along with "offensive dairy odors.
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On "Do Cóccix," she covered Seu Jorge's "A Carne," a biting protest against racial hierarchy.
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Weather: Sunny by the afternoon, but with a biting wind; high in the low 40s.
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In 2018, Delta attempted to ban pit bulls as emotional support animals, citing biting incidents.
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Bridget McCain broker her silence on the feud Thursday in a biting series of tweets.
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He won't be biting his tongue and taking big, deep, centering breaths, like Barack Obama.
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Critic's Pick The painter's biting critiques shape his five-decade retrospective at the New Museum.
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And so on "DAMN." he's biting back, something that begins before the music even starts.
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Passengers and crew members have complained about allergies, animal aggression, including biting, and soiled cabins.
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When gently handled, a dog should not show signs of aggression, such as fear-biting.
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This is nail-biting week for high school seniors awaiting acceptance from their dream colleges.
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She is the queen of nail-biting, torturous romantic tension — not to mention great storytelling.
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With biting wit, Roberson explores the dynamics of heterosexual dating in the age of #MeToo.
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Even by his standards, President Trump's biting attacks on the press this week stand out.
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It's a nail-biting tradition: The dancers know this is their shot at being promoted.
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There's still about a week left on the auction, but as of now -- nobody's biting.
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But there was a time when clothing could still be permeated with biting subversive potential.
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At this stage, these jobs have to entail being more subversive, more biting, more serious.
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The result is a competent action film that serves up some properly nail-biting moments.
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Crisp but engagingly abrasive, their industrial remix is twice as long and twice as biting.
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Instead, negative ads and talking points started early, with biting attacks from all three candidates.
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They are the witchy heroines kicking and biting and scrabbling their way to literary history.
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For the biting of the jacket, De Robertis received 35 hours of public service work.
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Together, they're a bunch of narcissistic misfits with one-liners so biting, even Amma would wince.
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It becomes infected from biting an infected human and then transmits the virus to another person.
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It does it in such a way that is witty and biting and very politically relevant.
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"He was brilliant and biting and busy and literally the best there ever was," Blasberg wrote.
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Beyond hair pulling, kids and adults alike struggle with nail biting, skin picking and thumb sucking.
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The initial taste you get when biting into your first Flamin' Hot Nacho Doritos is cheesy.
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Jessica Collins, 41, is accused of biting another woman's nose and swallowing a chunk of it.
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In the U.S., corporate profits felt the pinch from the higher dollar biting into overseas sales.
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Until this is done, Senator Graham will continue to push for severe, biting sanctions against Turkey.
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Human-biting bed bugs, including Cimex lectularius and Cimex hemipterus, weren't found in the Oregon dig.
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Those celebrating the news, especially those in the retail space, may end up biting their tongues.
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Expect next year's gatherings of the party leadership to be more nail-biting than this one.
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Still, higher taxes risk biting into part of Santander Brasil's recent profit improvement, Eleven's Volpi said.
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He tried mansplaining to her in the White House this week, and got a biting response.
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Out in the real economy, ordinary people said the new tax on fuel was already biting.
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Wolf's most biting remarks, though, were directed towards the president himself, who was not in attendance.
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" His columns were usually devoted to issues that made him, in his phrase, "pig-biting mad.
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The female typically begins by biting off her partner's head, and she works down from there.
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Overall, many of the works are like traps: alluring and beautiful, but biting in some form.
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Picture yourself wandering through the Palais-Royal Gardens while biting into a macaron from Pierre Hermé.
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Under Mugabe's rule, Zimbabweans have lived through periods of extreme inflation, empty shelves and biting hunger.
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Their calls were easily as good as regular broadcasters, and often more biting than the norm.
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Watch the nail biting and intense trailer for all the Kardashian drama yet to come, below.
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The painting, however, is not all biting humor or about renouncing the activities or people depicted.
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But such transactions can increase costs by up to 20 percent, and sanctions are still biting.
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While she was attempting run into her house, the fox once again began biting her leg.
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" Some, taken together, are biting: "I want you to think about what really matters to you.
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He first attempted to get the shark off of White by biting into the shark's gills.
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It feels more like biting into one of those fast-setting cement moulds at the dentist.
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It was biting and aggro and really gave a sense of what Crowe is all about.
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One of them, Kendall Coffey, is a former U.S. attorney who resigned after biting a stripper.
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As he was biting Stevens, police kicked Harrouff in the face several times, with no effect.
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In the Time interview, Trump watches taped footage of the Yates hearing and offers biting commentary.
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The Walking Dead season 6 finale was intense, nail-biting and, let's be honest, so mean.
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He wrote a biting dissent when the court cleared the way for gay marriage last spring.
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In docs obtained by TMZ, Liu says he broke 2 teeth after biting into the rocks.
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If infected with bacteria, viruses or parasites, a biting tick poses a risk to human health.
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"Illness depends on where you are and what kind of tick is biting you," Fish said.
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Americans, and the world, have a nail-biting few weeks ahead, wondering what that could mean.
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And the hitting and biting is just the unfortunate way males woo their dates, she says.
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She has a history with biting pre-teens so this sounds less than ideal, but hurrah!
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In the increasingly biting world of late night political comedy, Jimmy Fallon has been falling behind.
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Nonetheless, the play has enough biting, aware humor to move us past the navel-gazing aspects.
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But even if the response is just "proportional," it needs to be clear, tough and biting.
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Uruguay's star striker became the goat of the 22 World Cup after biting an Italian opponent.
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When you think of habits, you probably think of nail biting, tooth brushing and coffee drinking.
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That could mean surrounding themselves with kinder people so they don't waste energy biting their tongues.
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Following a new executive order for "biting sanctions" against Iran, United States-Iran tensions have intensified.
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The biting cold already has caused at least one death in Minnesota and another in Illinois.
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They're famously ornery, known for biting and kicking, and serve no purpose on a working farm.
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Sure, there was a nail-biting football game happening, but the real reason we're freaking out?
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Police say Bradley&aposs injury wasn&apost consistent with biting the blade, but appeared self-inflicted.
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Humming alongside the emotional and technical minutiae of his novels is usually a biting social satire.
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Regarded as one of the pioneers in alternative comedy, he's known for his biting political satire.
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Two biting dissents from Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor took sharp issue with this holding.
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On "Gender of My Animals," though, Rad Payoff are still on their biting, break-neck flow.
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Your stories are filled with biting humor, and are some of the funniest works I've read.
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Barbara Bush sometimes made biting remarks, particularly when she felt the need to defend her husband.
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It will be much warmer Friday, with little biting wind and highs in the upper teens.
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He showed the outdoor shower, a hose in the open, biting cold of the Aegean winter.
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His biting sarcasm and pointed attacks on politicians have earned him many fans and strong ratings.
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One reason is a special tread design with "additional biting edges" called sipes, Ms. Stockburger said.
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Republicans have returned the biting words, sharply criticizing Mr. Schiff, whose frequent television appearances irk them.
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Ordinary objects (doorknobs, soap) seem transformed, banal activities — biting a nail, buying milk — freighted with danger.
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My father said a part of resilience isn't all just bullet-biting, muscle-flexing, and strength.
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The biting sanctions are still in place - not a good thing for a sputtering Russian economy.
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In the present, June struggles through a nail-biting escape that crosses from tense to foolhardy.
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Lion-tailed macaques do more pacing and "self-biting" in direct proportion to human visitor levels.
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"On the beach of Southern California, literally eating baby dolphin," he says, biting into the heart.
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Men's former world number six Gilles Simon posted a biting tweet about Australian Open (AO) organizers.
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These patients live in converted warehouses that provide only partial shelter from the biting cold outside.
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But he has a roastmaster streak that he showed off in a brisk, biting opening monologue.
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I called it picturesque because I was removed from the wind, the wet, the biting cold.
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So, yeah, biting into it is a moment I'd like to permanently erase from my memory.
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Mr. Cosby's wife released a biting statement, which was also posted on Mr. Cosby's Twitter account.
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These "Biting words" are about a command to a dog, and the answer is SIC 'EM.
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No; it certainly wasn't her biting Juanita Broaddrick's lip in that hotel room 38 years ago.
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I could see that she was biting her lip and blinking to keep back the tears.
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On Thursday morning, students emerged from the Barnard quad to a harsh sun and biting cold.
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Sometimes, the best way to begin is by biting off a tiny chunk of the work.
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Several dozen latecomers stood outside in the biting cold to listen to the proceedings on loudspeakers.
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The waist can be cinched shut with an adjustable drawcord that keeps out that biting wind.
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"Maybe when she gets teeth and she starts biting [it might get tough]," the star says.
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Unhappy with a response from one of the company's top lawyers, he delivered a biting retort.
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For more nail-biting tension, stream the sequel, BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2, on Shudder.
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A ballad to yearning and mortality, as biting as ice, as inscrutable as the snowy woods.
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His work often functions as biting and witty commentary, in the tradition of satirical political cartoons.
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But as the Mets flourished, Wheeler was absent, his high-90s fastball and biting slider sidelined.
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It is apparently the result of a Shellder biting a Slowpoke's tail, according to the Pokédex.
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I felt the same as the mosquito biting my face, and the breeze disturbing its meal.
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There's no referee, so there are no rules, though they discourage biting, scratching, and hair pulling.
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But over the past week the contest has been transformed into a nail-biting three-horse race.
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Food delivery has become a particularly crowded cemetery, with Sprig, Maple, Juicero and more biting the dust.
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There is no other known preventative measure other than exterminating mosquitos or preventing them from biting humans.
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Watch, on TV - the myth of dangerReassembled with its ugly biting Heads, its wings, its invisible creep.
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The nail-biting, nerve-frazzling, neverending story of the 2016 election is finally drawing to a culmination.
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Tsvyk began feeling faint and dizzy moments after biting into the cake, and she promptly passed out.
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Other examples include nail biting, aggressive flossing, hair plucking (trichotillomania), skin picking, and preventing wounds from healing.
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The company will rear the infected mosquitoes in its Kentucky lab, sorting non-biting males from females.
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RELATED: Jordan Peele's 'Get Out' infuses horror with biting social satire But Jackson's observations are nothing new.
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Rivals which are biting at the heels of Samsung are hoping to take advantage of the opportunity.
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It's a nail-biting binge, with just enough comedic relief to keep you from totally coming unhinged.
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There are many clever, biting takedowns, a form of sparring greatly enjoyed by those educated at Oxbridge.
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There's nothing quite like biting into a s'more to make us feel like summer has finally arrived.
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But some of the most biting comments came from fellow Republicans who condemned the president's morning rant.
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Though he does believe there will be some supplier shrinkage as a direct result of GDPR biting.
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Either way, season 7 is poised to be as nail-biting as the rest of the series.
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Obeying the impulse to spread the fungal infection to new hosts, the infected become mindless biting machines.
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That follows a rise in complaints of beastly behaviour, such as defecating in the aisles and biting.
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The risk of another nail-biting escalation of tension between America and North Korea is still high.
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By winter, grilling can become euphoric: no sun beating down and no bugs biting at your skin.
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FANS of the Affordable Care Act, Barack Obama's health-care law, should spend November biting their nails.
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It's worth biting the bullet on a high-capacity microSD card to save these kinds of headaches.
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The biting story was titled "The Ivanka Trump Guarantee," a phrase that quickly took off on Twitter.
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And what would a biting speech from Kathryn Merteuil be without one of her most memorable lines?
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At Rio in 2016, the Malaysian lost out to China's Chen Long in a nail-biting final.
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As he was allegedly biting Stevens, police kicked Harrouff in the face several times, with no effect.
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As far as stunts go, this has to be one of the most nail-biting to watch.
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And there's the biting irony for UFC management: This new era, it turns out, cuts both ways.
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We've all seen too many Instagram videos of influencers pulling apart grilled cheeses or biting into burgers.
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Bed bugs, bees, and other biting and stinging insects can cause welts to appear on your skin.
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He was a bit arrogant and there were times when I fantasized about biting his cock off.
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Videos posted on Twitter appear to show people biting into the detergent pacs and spitting them out.
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Sanders' rebuttal -- that in America it's still OK to disagree with the President -- was swift and biting.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar is taking credit for biting Beyoncé — and is baring her fangs to prove it.
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The mats were embedded with hundreds of stinging wasps and biting ants, dipped in a vegetal narcotic.
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Tillerson blamed the reports on Washington back-biting, making clear that he sees himself as an outsider.
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That's because they have a really sophisticated needle-like system for biting us to suck our blood.
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The woman told police that she woke up briefly to Carney biting her, then passed out again.
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I found a couple of pairs that were biting — I'm like, O.K., these aren't going to work.
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On the show, Simon is seen chasing the pig and biting its ear, causing it to bleed.
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Then, the animal, still biting Pike, dragged him to a tree, where the boy was pinned down.
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Days later, the report said, she attacked the officers who came to arrest her, biting one's arm.
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I replaced the vicious, anxious gratification of biting, drying, peeling with the satisfaction of increasingly pristine cuticles.
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"And he looked me dead in the eye," she said, before miming the chimpanzee biting her hand.
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"I hate talking to media," Russell said at one point, biting the skin on his right finger.
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Then sharp mustard against rich cheese; salty anchovies against bright lemon; and biting garlic against soothing egg.
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Manafort and Gates are like rats biting each other in court, accusing each other of multiple crimes.
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The biting azure of McIlroy's hat and pants was echoed by the sky over Quail Hollow Club.
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This time he was accused of fighting a group of men – even biting one on the arm.
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How did someone known for her biting columns come to be a filmmaker synonymous with Hollywood romance?
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Paramount's disaster thriller landed in third place, biting into $248 million when it debuted in 3,170 theaters.
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It's rather less than a traditional reboot or sequel, more a copycat biting on its own tail.
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It's not shocking, given the reality of mods: amateur developers biting off more than they can chew.
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So, I'm gonna try wearing this Pavlok 2 bracelet to shock myself into giving up nail-biting.
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I'm saying that if you do it right, biting your nails isn't a "habit": It's a ritual.
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Notably, Suda51 was mostly uninvolved with its production, which is perhaps why it lacked any biting perspective.
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In part because of pressure from the United States and biting sanctions, the Iranian economy is faltering.
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The crowd here isn't biting: The basket remains almost full, even after several turns around the market.
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At the core of every resolution are habits: good ones, bad ones, stop-biting-your-nails ones.
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So 45 minutes before a match, and he's biting into a towel having someone jabbing his feet.
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If the fish weren't biting, then Mr. Wool would switch a lure out and try something new.
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Shoving your hand into a squirrel nest will only result in you succumbing to unimaginably gross biting.
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While in British custody he killed himself three days later by biting down on a cyanide capsule.
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Bayer Advantage II kills fleas on contact and prevents eggs and larvae from developing into biting adults.
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The series was created by "Peep Show's" Jesse Armstrong, so expect plenty of awkwardness and biting humor.
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"Was I there for that?" interrupts Mr. Vaughan, who is British and alternatively dry, tender and biting.
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He said he hasn't heard anything about issues with the program, such as a dog biting someone.
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Ms. Bee has been an unabashedly outspoken and biting voice among the political comedy TV show hosts.
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This idea of not being precious and not being embarrassed about biting the dust was really freeing.
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That sound you hear is hundreds of British brands biting their nails as the royal influencers depart.
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Some images evince a biting sarcasm or ironic wit, while others poke fun at our consumerist society.
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At times it's nail biting, or waiting too long to turn off my bedroom light before bed.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's biting concurring opinion smacks down the argument that HB 2 safeguards women's health.
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Could it be a comedy-horror film that came out in February and is biting social satire?
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Dr. O'Connor said the same is true of all habit disorders, including nail biting and hair pulling.
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Sports Team USA is in the Copa America semis after a nail-biting 2-1 win against Ecuador.
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If only I had read the accompanying instructions before biting through the bitter skin of a tree tomato.
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Peak biting periods tend to be during the day, and people may not notice they have been bitten.
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Trump has also suggested he may lift biting economic sanctions slapped on Russia for its annexation of Crimea.
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Those missing the gasp-inducing, nail-biting sequences that Homeland usually fires out fromthe gate, do not fret.
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"You have to train your puppy that biting is not okay, and that's what we did," Theis added.
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According to Dr. Dot, biting helps tenderize the muscles and gets the blood flowing ahead of the rubdown.
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To say that the political class is ill-equipped to deal with the challenges is a biting understatement.
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Veep's biting combination of overt disdain and Julia Louis-Dreyfus's precise, spiky delivery has made for glorious television.
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The report said she was accused of biting and scratching Lindsey during a fight over her car keys.
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This macho confrontation results in a lot of ink, literal strong-arming, color changes, biting, and majestic spinning.
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Comer brings a biting sense of humor to her murderess, who usually finds her bloody profession quite delightful.
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Deloitte has been doing this survey since 2011, when the recession was biting and energy prices were higher.
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Fitzgerald went with the semi-traditional shotgun route ... biting into the can before pouring it down his throat.
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This post has been updated to include Sanaa Lathan's response on Twitter, in which she denies biting Beyoncé.
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Though this leads to some biting dialogue, it's somewhat refreshing to hear people actually say what they think.
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It's not biting satire, but it lands a few soft punches along the way to closing the deal.
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Mike Johnson tried to coax Robert Mueller into saying he would not recommend impeachment, but Mueller wasn't biting.
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Social dynamics: The crew are hardly humanity's best, which helps makes Red Dwarf a biting satire at best.
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The Oakland dog owner who went viral for biting a jogger says she was only protecting her pets.
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I wanted to write intelligent, biting attacks that made him realize the futility and stupidity of his endeavor.
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And they'd start licking it, biting it, moving it around on the ground like they would with food.
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It's like, you know, the old expression your mother said, biting off your nose to spite your face.
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The theory that nail biting is somewhat connected to pleasure is suggested by some animal studies, Foose says.
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The fish weren't biting, so Potter put the pole down and he and Liam waded into the water.
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The afternoon offered a moment of childlike tranquility ahead of what promised to be a nail-biting week.
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"I don't like your little games / Don't like your tilted stage," sings Swift on the dark, biting track.
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" In press materials, the almanac claimed 96.3% accuracy for its "2015 predictions of a bleak and biting winter.
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And you thought that Pennywise biting off Georgie's arm was the worst thing you would see in theaters.
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It's easy to watch the British comedy Loaded and immediately compare it to HBO's biting satire Silicon Valley.
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All ESA can do during these nail-biting moments is monitor the lander's progress as closely as possible.
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But some of the most biting comments came from fellow Republicans who condemned the president's morning rant. pic.twitter.
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"Where it's less biting is that the 1988 statute they've invoked that has no concrete remedies," Sheets added.
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The shark latched onto the woman's arm after biting her as she swam not far from the shoreline.
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Instead of "Fuck Donald Trump" through the chorus, we get "No Donald Trump" which should sound less biting.
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Warming may increase biting rates and how fast diseases can move through a bug into their salivary glands.
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Is her unbridled nail biting merely a nervous habit, or is it a sign of something more troubling?
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The Associated Press reports that one incident included a support dog repeatedly biting another passenger in the face.
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European leaders, desperate to enlist Turkey's help in tackling the migrant crisis, may find themselves biting their tongues.
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Bernie Sanders in the 245 Democratic primary, but also because of his biting attacks against President Donald Trump.
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Doc offers a biting indictment of tracking and kudos to Apple for its Safari fix for adtech fatigue.
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Where do you get off biting me all over while I'm just trying to relax and watch TV?
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And if a person has a cold, it feels like tiny biting insects inside my nose and mouth.
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It's that time of year again — when sports bars hit full capacity and nail-biting tension runs high.
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While Pagliano is surely in an unenviable, nail-biting position, we can draw some inferences from recent events.
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But, Dayton's coach learned a little more about his team during Tuesday night's nail-biting win over Duquesne.
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The Democrats will have a great deal of leverage in this nail-biting last-minute showdown, said Huder.
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Plemons' performance makes David's pity relatable, giving the young man an outward softness that conceals the biting humor.
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I have a bad habit for lip biting — and not in a sexy, Dakota Johnson kind of way.
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According to police, Harrouff was allegedly biting chunks off of Stevens' face and had bitten into his abdomen.
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Then when I remove the nail polish, I'm back to square one and the nail biting resumes instantly.
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You can chip your tooth just by biting too hard on a fork or food, Dr. Kim says.
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Fox News snuck in some biting screen captions Tuesday as news about the GOP healthcare bill implosion unfolded.
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"No!" says Kordei, who placed third in the reality dancing competition series on Tuesday night's nail-biting finale.
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"International criticism is clearly biting and China's decided to get out in front of the story," he said.
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If postal rates were drastically increased, the Postal Service would essentially be biting the hands that feed it.
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The biting winds will ease by Thursday across the mid-Atlantic and by Thursday night in New England.
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Listen to them now, higher up in the trees, biting and scratching, with their unmistakable twitch of life.
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These are the most biting sanctions ever imposed, and in November they ratchet up to yet another level.
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At dusk, the no-see-ums (tiny biting flies, stubbornly undeterred by repellents) attacked like an invisible army.
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Pineda began the afternoon with a three-pitch strikeout, fooling a swinging Logan Forsythe with a biting slider.
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At that point, he said, a single mosquito biting the affected person could spread the disease to others.
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In my fanon (apologies, Frantz), Marcus is biting his tongue for the entire final third of the game.
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"The ticks most responsible for biting people—and transmitting bacteria for Lyme disease—are really small," Perea added.
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Enough committed fleas biting strategically can make even the biggest dog uncomfortable and transform even the biggest nation.
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It's trying to do too much and biting off more than it can chew on a weekly basis.
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Again, much more than that and you're probably just better off biting the bullet and buying a smartwatch.
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"I'm really sorry to those that have raised me to this day ..., " Momota said, occasionally biting his lip.
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I'm not going to exhort you to start biting your nails if you've truly never felt the urge.
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Earlier, during dinner, I said it with my mouth full after biting into my succulent halal chicken kebab.
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What type of cast and lure movement might shock them into biting reflexively, even if they're not hungry?
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This week, Olenna Tyrell dies like she lived: effortlessly sticking it to her enemies with her biting words.
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Margaret Renkl NASHVILLE — There's a mechanized tyrannosaur biting a hole in the roof of my mother's last house.
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With a sheepish grin and biting wit, Joel McHale skewered pop culture on "The Soup" for 12 seasons.
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In the neighbouring city of Ichikawa, winds were occasionally strong enough to shake buildings, while biting rain fell.
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There is a deeper metaphor about 'biting the hand that feeds you' suggested by Ortega Ayala's work downstairs.
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It's a biting social commentary and a privilege that many stars are thankfully taking the time to acknowledge.
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It did not matter what Kershaw threw — his signature curveball, his biting slider or a four-seam fastball.
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We are on the verge of a weekend of nail-biting anticipation, at least among a certain crowd.
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It could also be biting off way more than the show can chew with so few episodes remaining.
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And several of the candidates used foreign policy and trade to draw biting contrasts with the Trump administration.
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And Kim has played a smart card not biting China's outstretched hand that helps keep his country afloat.
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She dropped her food, wobbled when she walked and shuddered with convulsions, biting her tongue until it bled.
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But there's going to be a lot of nail-biting and some bloodletting on the way to deliverance.
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He sits, cross-legged, biting into himself; a crow perched on one knee pecks at his gaunt thigh.
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With biting sass, she tells a lover who has left her scorned that she has happily moved on.
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Feature The cult indie rapper smuggled his radical anticapitalism into his biting new film 'Sorry to Bother You.
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He failed, biting the plastic "hand" that was pulling away the first food he'd seen in a while.
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The dropped charges included felony drug possession, trespassing and resisting arrest for allegedly biting the officer, police said.
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One lesson of "The Founder" is that there's nothing wrong with biting off more than you can chew.
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It's part Southern Gothic, part magical realism, part biting critique of capitalism and the people it leaves behind.
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But he's almost certain to face biting attacks from the six other candidates, including former South Bend, Ind.
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If "The Gentlemen" is a satire, to some degree, of social climbing, it isn't a particularly biting one.
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"There's something to be said for biting the bullet and starting to learn about health coverage," said Buckey.
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Sarandon has Davis's aggressive shuffling walk down, as well as the downturned mouth, the biting-off of consonants.
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With defenders biting on the run, Gronk is able to get to the second level and make plays.
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When it comes to stock market volatility, you're not going to see much nail biting in this crowd.
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Those who left cited concerns about health and safety, boredom and swarms of tiny biting insects called midges.
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We'll have a high near 27 today, but the wind might make it feel as biting as 10.
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Even now, I feel like I'm one misplaced milligram of caffeine away from biting through my own tongue.
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In less than a week, the digital health market received both an unprecedented endorsement and a biting criticism.
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The animals had been under quarantine after escaping Villafane's yard weeks ago and biting her neighbor, the statement says.
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He spent three days beating me and biting me in a motel, where he held me against my will.
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And the other thing is, we are going to get medieval pretty soon because these sanctions are really biting.
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While some laud the film as cleverly biting, others have denounced it as a clumsy display of political hatred.
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After 54 nights listening to the mantra, LeShan eported that 40 percent of the boys stopped biting their nails.
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Most of the time, we turn to a Shonda Rhimes drama for nail-biting suspense and a cathartic cry.
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It gave me something to actually bite down on without having to worry about biting so hard I bleed.
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They stuck out like a gnarly, dislocated thumb, thanks to their hard living ways and Dillon's biting, misanthropic persona.
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It was surprisingly comfortable – until an onslaught of biting insects attacked me from my ears to my butt crack.
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Once the biting was done, Dr. Dot pulled out her oils and moved on to the deep-tissue massage.
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Chris Rock's biting monologue Sunday night at the Academy Awards pulled no punches on Hollywood's longstanding lack of diversity.
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There are "text brawls" and accusations of biting (stealing) verses—unsurprising when it's as easy as pressing copy/paste.
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His Twitter account demonstrated a biting humor and quick wit as he weighed in on politics, sports, and culture.
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She assaulted two deputies, biting one on the arm and pushing another into a wall, the sheriff's office said.
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Police are biting it — 'blue lives matter' — what were you born a police, that is not a blue life.
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Current thinking is that ticks pick up alpha-gal, which is in all red meat, after biting a deer.
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He's known to unleash his biting sarcasm on other players, media members and the general circus of pro sports.
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A year later, she was filmed biting a soldier who was trying to detain her brother for throwing rocks.
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Fleas can pick up the bacteria from the infected animal and pass it to humans by biting their skin.
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The teeth's wear patterns suggest that the ancient whale likely hunted down its prey, biting it to catch it.
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When Charles Dickens suffered a seizure, a clothespeg was thrust between his teeth to stop him biting his tongue.
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Mr Laguna loved melodies and hooks so obvious that even the most stupid fish might look twice before biting.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk's tweet from more than a month ago keeps biting him in the... well you know.
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But if nail biting is about comfort, then perhaps quitting is about replacing that habit with something else comforting.
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Here are a few of our favorites from Booth's site, along with some choice cuts from his biting insights.
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Without Luna's pawing and foot-biting the mom believes her family may have never gotten out of the house.
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I thought that nail biting was a sign of nervousness or anxiety, but research shows that's not necessarily true.
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RHP Trevor Bauer kept the Twins off-balance with a mix of his fastball and biting curve on Sunday.
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He is quick to fly into a fit of rage and start biting, kicking and punching his fellow Guardians.
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Several say that the infighting and back-biting that characterized the first two years of Trump's presidency has dissipated.
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It's gawky, would-be unschooled, and its ugliness in biting yellows, dirty beiges, and dusty blacks has real punch.
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Mr Jones steered a poor country through a time of biting austerity, which started just after he took office.
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Image by APThe blood-testing company Theranos has been at the receiving end of biting criticism for months now.
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The offshore dollar economy is seeing significant liquidity removal that's biting in some countries and spurring concern among investors.
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These fleas carry the bacteria from an infected rodent and then pass it to humans by biting their skin.
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Tariffs and trade tensions are biting the air cargo industry and some carriers are warning things could get worse.
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After checking that the fish was still biting, we pulled out the line, and I had my first trout.
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However, they saw far fewer touches and landings from biting flies, which can spread disease, than bare horses did.
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Zika is transmitted when a mosquito bites an infected person, and then spreads the obtained virus by biting others.
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While often associated with stress relief, nail biting also has to do with the regulation of emotions, O'Connor says.
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Signs of teething include acting irritable, biting or chewing, drooling, gum swelling and tenderness, refusing food, and sleeping problems.
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But during winter — particularly when biting Arctic air sometimes washes over the U.S. — cold records will still be made.
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"'Absolutely not,' he said in such a sour, biting way that I knew I'd made a mistake," she wrote.
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Tilt your head to move the cursor on screen, and click by pressing, biting, or nudging the attached button.
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John McCain gives a thumbs down Audible gasps and applause broke out during the nail-biting vote when Sen.
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Both Kenworthy and Rippon treated us to a lot of adorable queer-affirming selfies and biting jokes on Twitter.
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However, the strike is not for biting - you can think of this "attack" as a high-speed head-butt.
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Too much tannin and aged whisky tastes like biting into the side of a tree or an orange pith.
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Apparently, he noticed me staring because he told me that he had started biting his nails since the divorce.
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The seller continues to bump the thread— it's been on sale for nearly a month—but no one's biting.
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The result is neither hellish enough to be a dystopian drama nor biting enough to work as satirical comedy.
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The fights are pretty violent, with the males essentially beating each other with their heads when they aren't biting.
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One of the lawyers hired to defend him, it was alleged, had himself been accused of biting a stripper.
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"What is happening at present is biting and taking some villages from the eastern side," the commander told Reuters.
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As a pre-teen, singing up felt a bit like biting into the forbidden fruit, a post-lapsarian pursuit.
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As he was allegedly biting Stevens, officers kicked Harrouff in the face several times, with no effect, police said.
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"It was like fire ants biting me," Ms. Garland, 42, said, describing how she felt after bathing at home.
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Studies have repeatedly shown that nonverbal behavior (averted eyes, folded arms, lip biting, fidgeting) does not reliably indicate deception.
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When Parliament returns, the government faces weeks of angry debates and nail-biting votes over the "Great Repeal Bill".
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The apology did not spare Johnson from biting criticism, with many opposition politicians calling for him to be sacked.
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Designed specifically for short-faced dogs, the JYHY Short Snout Dog Muzzle safely prevents biting while allowing maximum breathability.
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But when the participants were asked about Hillary Clinton, their appraisals were just as blunt and nearly as biting.
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Three minutes later, while attending to the first victim, the department received a report of a second biting incident.
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Trump's trade war with China has also generated mixed political results, with tariffs biting Trump's loyal base of farmers.
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Mr. Crowe doesn't do brooding or biting, even if there can be a strain of melancholy in his work.
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Man is biting dog now, but it is a tiny, shrunken man and the dog is rabid and enormous.
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It was a nail-biting end to a seesaw quarter-final that saw plenty of end to end action.
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After about a week, the onslaught of bugs biting my junk became just a normal part of my day.
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This process takes the place of dental impressions, which are made by biting into a tray with gooey material.
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Whether or not he goes that far, City will still have Guardiola biting his nails until the final whistle.
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Nonetheless, for many, there has been a certain comfort in seeing their outrage represented in the site's biting satire.
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The naming — re-naming, really — that she performs throughout the collection is thus more biting than caressing in nature.
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Biting into a handful of warm red, yellow, and green sugary puffs, they explode with thick grease and syrup.
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Rapinoe, who scored both her team's goals against France in a nail-biting World Cup victory Friday, accepted Rep.
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" But Fallon says viewers shouldn't expect him to suddenly start throwing out biting political barbs on "The Tonight Show.
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He hit the ground, face down, and she was on top of him, biting his arms, shoulders and backpack.
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Nail-biting is something most of us do idly, instinctively, in the most banal and stress-free of moments.
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As far as Somali slang goes, it's difficult to reproduce it without coming off as biting from young artists.
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A giant, spiked fish is biting the back of the boat, which is being lifted by a mutant manatee.
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My mouth grew bolder—teeth biting into paper—a ragged hole ripped right through the middle of the manuscript.
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Sometimes they squat on the sidewalks in front of their dormitory, smoking cigarettes while braced against a biting wind.
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As such, Major Behavior feels less like a biting critique of the group and more like a brand extension.
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"The Habit of Being" collects Flannery O'Connor's wise, biting, sometimes infuriating letters, all written in her remarkably certain voice.
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He said he was surprised when YouTube watchers described one of the company's robots as "biting" a cinder block.
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Whereas Rami could close his mouth fully because none of my teeth were on the biting surface of his.
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Because that's what Laura's results offered us, in this mind-meltingly surreal time: a moment of rare, biting clarity.
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"The days of Democrats biding our time, biting our tongue, and triangulating at the margins are over," he said.
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The lion attacked the child, biting him on his head as he ran to visit the friend, officials said.
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Yet when the list of "Institutes of Eminence" was announced recently, it was met with disbelief and biting satire.
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Like the Loewen, the wine reminded me of biting into a ripe peach, but not the neat Loewen peach.
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