As always, his eyes are bulging out of his head.
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There are no bulging buttons, no bucket handles or loops.
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There's one from Hokkaido which has got a bulging erection.
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Now she's bulging with a pregnancy at almost full term.
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Auxetics are materials that store energy internally rather than bulging out.
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Another guy clamped a clothespin on his bulging, hair-infested nose.
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As he worked, a multicolored cat with bulging eyeballs took shape.
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After, I went to the bathroom and emptied my bulging bladder.
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"The buildings are here," he points, his clear aqua eyes bulging.
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Basic workout but nothing basic about those bulging abs and biceps.
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Her face is frozen in fear -- eyes bulging, mouth wide open.
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Some extrude a bulging sac containing a section of the cord.
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Then he handed Behzadzadeh a No.10 envelope bulging with bills.
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Abortion-rights activists dressed up Monday in bulging bellies and Trump masks.
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Teresa Zgoda 2/10 The bulging, lidless eye of a daddy longlegs.
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Instead, his hand came back pinching the corner of a bulging envelope.
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"I'm the fucking organizer," he screamed, with veins bulging and spittle flying.
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This time, a bulging file showed up, held together with elastic bands.
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And schools, particularly in the Kissimmee area, are bulging with new arrivals.
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Automakers have also increased discounts to move bulging inventories of unsold models.
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The goal was to reduce bulging global inventories and lift oil prices.
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We mentioned Putin's bulging biceps that he likes to show off in nature.
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Abe wants to rein in bulging social-welfare spending for the ageing population.
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His arms weren't big or bulging; they were athletic and charged with meaning.
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She felt her face getting hot and her eyeballs bulging from her skull.
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"Our order books are bulging," Chief Executive Reinhard Ploss said in a statement.
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But the biggest problem will be a bulging population of low-income seniors.
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Ken's Strength Training t-shirt, a bulging squareheaded voice of reason stepped in.
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Fish were found with bulging eyes, many hemmorhaging around the gills and mouth.
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He had the heavy frame and the bulging eyes of an older man.
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But the bulging neck veins I saw suggested another, rarer possibility: constrictive pericarditis.
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Our bulging waistlines are evidence that we know perfectly well how to eat.
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But Mona had glamour running through her veins, down past her bulging calves.
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But Mona had glamour running through her veins, down past her bulging calves.
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Their bulging, python-like roots serve as La-Z-Boys for the tired.
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Long lines outside were bulging with suitcases, light furniture, pet carriers and jitters.
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During the last season, the nerd's arms were bulging out of his shirt.
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He read from a written statement, his bulging eyes obscured behind thick glasses.
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His piece "American Bag" (2015) consists of a bulging trash bag painted bronze.
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The bulging rim of one fissure wrecked a building, leaving behind torn metal.
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Some focused on the sculpture's toothy smile, others on its close-set, bulging eyes.
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"It helps in the board meetings," he said playfully, nodding at his bulging biceps.
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Despite bulging order-books the engine-maker has been struggling to make any money.
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Although it has a bulging order book, Airbus is under pressure to improve profitability.
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It's also larger and more bulbous: less hockey puck, more bulging ice cream sandwich.
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Good thing he's got those big bulging muscles to help him carry that weight.
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So his bulging 57-person government consists largely of loyalists from his own party.
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Bulging agnolotti filled with butternut squash and mascarpone were fat envelopes of pure pleasure.
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My stomach was positively bulging with — dare I say — an adorable food baby bump.
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One day, the pain in my bulging stomach led me to my first purge.
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Some had bulging oversize bags, others nothing more than a shopping bag or backpack.
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Arms flailing, eyes bulging, he promised prices so low they were — well, you know.
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In the hall entrance of her suite, there is another rack bulging with outfits.
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You can tell he means this ... from the veins bulging out of his neck.
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You can almost get past the fact that they look like bulging, dirty avocados.
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He shared a crib with several other babies, his bulging torso wrapped in gauze.
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Invariably they are accompanied by perfectly coordinated luggage that is neither scuffed nor bulging.
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As Criss pointed out at the time, there's the bulging and ugly iPhone battery case.
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"Their luggage was bulging and I knew something was up," says Lipinski with a laugh.
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These investments also usually come with distribution agreements, which allow the bulging brands to grow.
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LARGE, BLUE and furry, the bulging-eyed Brexit monster has been spooking Rotterdam for months.
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Don't try to take this one over fallen logs, bulging rocks or swiftly flowing streams.
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"I'm trying to walk through with dead bodies everywhere — bulging eyes, contorted bodies," he said.
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But bulging debt across many Asian economies, tightening U.S. fiscal policy and the Sino-U.
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Braun had the surgery last October to relieve a bulging disk in his lower back.
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But, as one elderly man recently found out, bulging biceps don't always mean super strength.
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These white blood cells were bulging with something that they hadn't been able to eliminate.
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I'm hungry for a look at the messy, bulging envelope where you keep the recipe.
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Bulging with appendages, "Boucherouite" incorporates items like a flowered porcelain handle and a Delftware vessel.
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It was eye-popping, with a long shiv of a heel and a bulging toe.
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The image is usually of a (pretty terrifying) doll with long hair and bulging eyes.
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He'd come with a cart bulging with plastic bags, which was parked in the aisle.
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Her belly's bulging but you can tell, Paige is still holding on to that bikini bod.
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It's bulging at the equator, and craters are clearly visible, as are chunks of large rocks.
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He envied the bulging muscles of his mates down the gym, and he knew their secret.
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Other indicators of pain include nostril flaring, bulging brows, eye squeezing, and an increased heart rate.
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There are plenty of examples of experience changing the body, from calloused feet to bulging biceps.
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Momoa showed off his bulging pecs, bis, abs -- everything really -- while hanging on Australia's Gold Coast.
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There's a freakishness to Momo's over-taut skin and bulging eyes, and she's not even moving.
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Most cross back again, laden with bulging sacks and suitcases containing fresh food, clothing and medicines.
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There's not much in the way of pain, leaking or bulging when working out my core.
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Lozada introduced a young woman standing nearby—Milena, his compañera —and pointed to her bulging stomach.
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Manila files bulging with cuttings line every corridor, while stacks of yellowing newspapers teeter in piles.
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It's an odd-looking edifice — bulging on one side, flat the other, but graceful, somehow graceful.
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LinkedIn is most valuable in professions where a bulging Rolodex was once a prized professional asset.
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Dead horses were found scattered in the streets, eyes bulging and bodies bloated by the waters.
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A bulging disk in his neck is preventing him from working full time at garment factories.
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"When in doubt… it's arm day!" he captioned a recent post showing off his bulging biceps.
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His desk is a mess, with bulging folders, books and printouts stacked haphazardly a foot high.
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And, on the positive side, bags that seem to hold more than they should without bulging.
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For months, an implanted magnet had been uncomfortably bulging out of the side of Zac Shannon's finger.
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Hyperrealistic, with bulging eyes, a pink umbilical stump, and a sideways sneer, it resembles a tiny Gollum.
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Animals turned blue and whimpered and died, their eyes bulging and their skin covered over with frost.
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"Read it and prepare yourself," Mr. Malik repeated at each door, his shoulder bag bulging with papers.
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Thanks to the Saudi connection and recovering Western defence markets, he will inherit a bulging order book.
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Pension reform is the cornerstone policy in Temer's efforts to bring a bulging budget deficit under control.
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My clothes went from looking like multiple bulging piles to being tamed and compressed into these eBags.
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We counted 24 staples ... plus severe bulging that made us question if it was actually a knee.
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In person Mr Sparks was direct to the point of bluntness, his eyes readily bulging with indignation.
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A ferocious fire-breathing creature with bulging eyes, fangs, and foaming at the mouth stands over us.
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But the country's growing number of drug users and bulging jails have forced policymakers to think again.
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Cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, FQHCs, or the ACA, will further strain clinics already bulging at the seams.
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When she noticed her organs bulging through her vaginal opening, she wasn't sure what was going on.
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He thinks of the 100 pounds he wants to shed as two bulging suitcases he carries everywhere.
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I didn't like it at first, but the bulging curves over the rear wheels grew on me.
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Under the stark lighting in there, I was a pale image of stretch marks and bulging lumps.
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Still, he is taking no chances — his bulging war chest makes him a particularly imposing front-runner.
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If you see (or feel) any heat, smoke, steam, bubbling, bulging or melting, avoid handling the device.
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Perhaps Momoa got too hot in his jacket, or maybe his bulging arm muscles felt too constricted.
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Sheathed in her bulging suit, Ms. Khademi walked along the road in a silent eight-minute performance.
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"Members of this committee promised that middle-class paychecks would be bulging early in 85033," Wyden said.
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The city government is using bulging tax receipts to build a new secondary school and a hospital.
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Trudging their lengths with a bulging backpack and mucky shoes, I fell in love with the place.
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Things have slowed further because Trump is blocking new judicial appointments, increasing the remaining judges' already bulging workload.
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Other parts were bulging alarmingly—and, for the dozens of families who had built homes atop them, perilously.
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But Messi's biggest win Monday came when some cheeky vandals defaced the dick-bulging Ronaldo statue in Madeira.
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His arms are bulging with muscles, he's red and sweating, giving his all to this repetitive, irritating task.
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His comments fueled concerns about a further delay in Japan's efforts to finance its bulging social security costs.
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Fluent in English, with a bulging international contacts book, Mr Kuczynski is likely to shine at the event.
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New York's gay bars and clubs occupy a special place in the city's bulging roster of nightlife destinations.
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While the entire thing looks quite simple the fact that this object stores energy without bulging is important.
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Heavy rains in the St. Louis area Wednesday sent the river bulging to a record of 46.11 feet.
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To the uninitiated, 43chan can best be described as a bulging cyst on the ass of the internet.
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It's a bulging mass that spills over the edge of Sirovatka's hands as he cups the whole organ.
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Police said it was actually his nerves, and not his bulging bump of hair, that first raised suspicions.
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The deal adds 35 shopping centres, including in London and upscale U.S. markets, to Unibail-Rodamco's bulging portfolio.
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Their bulging little eyes compliment a broad snout and a wide mouth, perpetually bent into a beatific smile.
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He was also sidelined briefly twice this season with what he called a bulging disk in his neck.
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But American kowtowing to the newly bulging muscles of Beijing will most likely go down badly in Washington.
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And they'll look down at us, their hiking backpacks bulging with extra knives and machetes, and whisper: "no."
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Let the dudes complete with their bulging packages on show; have them throw down in the Butt Battles.
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"General—Unarranged," for example, was a thick folder, bulging with papers that had been sloppily crammed into it.
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Banovich dumped the building into a trash bag bulging with the broken remains of sculptures Attia had rejected.
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The bulging orderbook illustrates the dominance the South Korean yards have achieved over their competitors, especially in Japan.
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Jed, a connoisseur of bath water, is sampling the pond by the bulging cheekful and finding it superb.
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When an "America's Next Top Model" star took off his shirt, audiences saw it tattooed above his bulging pectorals.
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Adding these bones will illustrate just how massive Sue was and that it boasted a bulging belly, he added.
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That was the highest level since late 2014, the start of a deep market slump amid bulging global oversupply.
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Despite the recent price declines and bulging supplies, some analysts said there were signs of a tighter market ahead.
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Instead of bulging out from the middle, Apple's extended the case's built-in battery to extend to the bottom.
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The images flaunt the truly funky shape of Pan: a rounded rock with a bulging ring at its equator.
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She shifted around nervously, trying to find a position that would accommodate the bulging tumor protruding from her abdomen.
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As he inhaled, his chest expanded, bulging out of his jacket like the swelling breast of a large bird.
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Integral to China's miracle has been its 1-child policy, which has constrained the size of its bulging population.
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The exchanges allegedly included a suggestive pic of Weiner in his bulging boxer shorts next to his son Jordan.
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Gray, with bulging eyes that pop out of their sockets, it's kept in a bedroom at his parents' house.
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Stockings could be bulging with VR headsets from Samsung, Dell, Sony, HTC, Oculus (a division of Facebook) and others.
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NOE's throw-up, consisting of a diminutive "O" nestled between a bulging "N" and "O," is built for speed.
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Without having to look out over a bulging hood housing an engine, the driver will have much better visibility.
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We had a dozen 15-metre-long yellow twine ropes and a mesh bag bulging with seaweed to plant.
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Bulging inventories of unsold homes explain why property investment is already slowing despite impressive sales in the first half.
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Mr. Feig picked up a bass and saw from the translucent sheen and bulging eyes that it was fresh.
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Sitting with his hands folded, veins bulging from his biceps, Beltran was asked if, at 39, he felt old.
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Nerve pain from a bulging disk in her neck, a result of her skiing injuries, had hampered her training.
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The city is bulging at the seams, adding about 10,000 people a year to a record 852,000 in 2014.
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The women's thin, mannered frames, bulging with exaggerated bellies and bloated breasts, stand upright in a feat of strength.
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At the top of Moscow's main drag, Tverskaya, riot police tried to divide the bulging crowds into smaller groups.
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And the Continental GT, with its long hood, bulging haunches around the back wheels, and glittering chrome, has it.
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The manufacturers began their holiday sales promotions this month, hoping to cut bulging inventories of unsold cars and trucks.
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It calls to mind the panting tongues, bulging eyeballs, springing hearts and steam-shooting ears of Looney Toons characters.
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"His lips were badly swollen and broken open, and one of his eyes was still bulging," the newspaper reported.
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This bulging, precarious load is part of our collective memory of deprivation, connoting wearisome toil, hasty migration or both.
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The Area 51 mock-up, complete with a UFO guarded by two alien "greys" with bulging, orb-like eyes?
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Now, with its coffers bulging and some governments seemingly poised to give the green light, the hyperloop has legitimate stakes.
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For many years, a player or coach or manager with a cheek bulging with the substance was a common sight.
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It's dangly, bulging, and comes with a video thumbnail that undeniably looks like something else entirely — it's skin tag removal!
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The North Korean army is bulging too, reportedly adding five million "students and workers" to its ranks in recent weeks.
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The 5-inch crustacean protectively clutches a monstrous ball of eggs, its bulging alien eyes defiantly staring down the camera.
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Christopher has since been dealing with spinal cord nerve damage that resulted in five bulging discs and five herniated discs.
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This rescue pup is named Dwayne "The Rock," not for his bulging muscles, but for his enduring strength and kindness.
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Yet that is more a reflection of a weakening field than a sudden resurgence in Mr Nadal's bicep-bulging play.
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There are some familiar characteristics — perfectly coiffed hair, bulging muscles, and shiny white teeth — but some things are just off.
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Looking like actors from a carnival masque, these men lean against a nearby wall in their stitched-up, bulging trousers.
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"Momo" uses the creepy cropped image of a sculpture depicting a young woman with bulging eyes and black hair, News.com.
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She had papaya and mango trees she planted as a girl and a garden bulging with sweet potato and pumpkin.
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A short while later, the strongman—face beet-red, veins bulging in his neck—let out a quick, excited yell.
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Against the wall behind him stood a filing cabinet, hidden by cloth yet clearly bulging from stacks on the shelves.
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The family checked out, hauling bags and a rolling suitcase bulging with donated food and clothing from friends and family.
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Many economists say a higher sales tax is vital to fund the bulging social security costs of Japan's aging population.
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What if they now have bulging populations, dwindling oil revenues and can't buy off their people or shut them up?
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The G4's sharp corners and bulging body are replaced with gently curved corners, and an overall flattering form factor.
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Inspired by the goddess Artemis, it has a feminine, bondage-y feel, like the bulging, bound dolls of Hans Bellmer.
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Many drag rolling suitcases behind them, bulging at the edges; others lug duffel bags and cardboard boxes on their shoulders.
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Now, there's a Miu Miu, a Moncler, a Herzog & de Meuron Prada building with faceted windows bulging like bug eyes.
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In the video, a bureaucrat is shown counting out wages for a worker from a bulging wad of Yemeni currency.
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Local Ocean's volunteers collect the garbage, in sacks bulging with plastic lids, bottles, toothbrushes, yogurt cups, food packaging and more.
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She joined CrossFit, unheard-of in elite running, a sport whose athletes are not exactly known for their bulging musculature.
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Take booklice: tiny light-brown bugs with fat abdomens and bulging eyes, they are neither lice nor restricted to books.
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I have reminders of Audrey everywhere — a silk scarf from Thailand, a bulging envelope of handwritten notes and museum postcards.
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His silhouette, barely visible in night, showed the bulging tumors under his jaw from the cancer that was killing him.
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But they remain open, shrouding neighborhoods in acrid plumes and bulging with flattened handbags, car windshields, needles and rotting food.
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Afterward, he was mobbed like the Elvis of oral fixation, a new gut bulging beneath his red and white shirt.
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Maybe it's his constant expression of dread and whiny snarls, or perhaps it's his big bulging eyes and stout body.
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He's best known for "69 Love Songs," a bulging triple-album set released in 1999 under the Magnetic Fields banner.
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In both those races, California was part of the bulging concentration of states that held their primaries on Super Tuesday.
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I looked down and saw something shaped like a watermelon bulging from the left thigh leg of my maternity jeans.
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It was not a flat, silver disk, Collins recalled, but a three-dimensional object, bulging, and a rough-looking place.
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If the bottom line isn't evidence enough—Juul's bulging profits are largely driven by younger consumers—the marketing should be.
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Some doubted that, after years of easy money and bulging deficits, there was room left for stimulus to boost growth.
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The two Dominican women, who had met at the outlet, often left together, wheeling their bulging suitcases to the subway.
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With multiple limbs, udder-like breasts, a phallus, and bulging masses of flesh, this wild, headless creature exhibits a carnal force.
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The bulging eyes and frowny mouth that make it look like an aquatic pug are brilliant adaptations for an ambush predator.
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Its bulging rear fenders, a classic GT car design feature, hold large air intakes for the radiators that cool the engine.
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These are all accurate versions of Cena, who has built his rather widespread influence on uber-patriotic machismo and bulging pectorals.
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The bulging butt-plane took off back in August, but things didn't go quite as smoothly as, say, a baby's butt.
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Conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart is first to report the image, which shows the bulging crotch of a man in his underwear.
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The Silicon Valley giants have armies of programmers, bulging cash reserves and deep experience in managing and profiting from consumer data.
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Her doctors had just removed the grapefruit-sized tumor bulging from her belly and started her on a course of chemotherapy.
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Bulging Thüringer Rostbratwurst, dainty little Nuremberg sausages, or just about any greasy hunk of charcuterie from my current home base, Germany?
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A brain scan revealed the bulging artery and Stella was unconscious for two weeks before finally being able to speak again.
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From the street, you can see only part of it, the floor-to-ceiling glass doors looking like bulging fly eyeballs.
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Even the case is compact and sensibly shaped that it fits in your pocket without bulging out in an obscene manner.
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Inside, ten bulging nylon bags stood stacked in a corner, each filled with two hundred pounds of Flor de Durazno beans.
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For many, the only option is to pitch a tent in one of the country's bulging and poorly serviced refugee camps.
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At a time when maternity clothes were made primarily to conceal bulging midriffs, she could find nothing she liked in stores.
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Latin America's third-biggest economy was particularly exposed due to its bulging macro deficits and heavy load of dollar-denominated debt.
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Sometimes, in desperation, a patient will bring me plastic bags bulging with prescription drugs and ask me to sort them out.
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Large numbers of Vietnamese babies continue to be born with grotesque deformities: misshapen heads, bulging tumors, underdeveloped brains and nonfunctioning limbs.
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But there was a time when nature, not honking cars or bulging shopping bags, predominated in this part of the island.
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There was no masked robber with a threatening note for the bank teller, no bag bulging with cash, no getaway car.
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In a friend's garden, I learned to recognize the rhubarb bush, a bulging cluster of long, thick stems with giant leaves.
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This season, Netflix is adding a half dozen original holiday movies to a catalog that is already bulging with seasonal fare.
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And my market bag was bulging with leeks, green garlic shoots and glorious colorful chard, fat yellow carrots and fava beans.
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If the can is bulging, or hisses when you open it, the contents have been contaminated and you should discard immediately.
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With eyes bulging and neck veins popping, he made nasty digs at Mayweather's wardrobe, at his size and at his intelligence.
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The stack was taller than she is and she also had a sack that was bulging with supplies for the animals.
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The hilarious image showed Portman's face superimposed onto Hemsworth's Thor costume — complete with bulging biceps, facial hair and flowing blonde locks.
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A young boy with bloody bullet holes the size of golf balls under his kneecaps, another with a bulging ripped lip.
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The improvement was attributed to "bulging order books" with the corresponding backlog of orders rising to its highest level since 2010.
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Bureks, which elsewhere in town are often cut into triangles as if to evoke pizza, are here bulging coils of phyllo dough.
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The camera goes in close when they hit the weights, emphasizing bulging veins, beads of sweat, grunts, flushed skin, and tensing muscles.
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But by the end of the decade, Mr Djokovic's trophy cabinet could well be as bulging as those of his legendary rivals.
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But three minutes into the bright, chipper video, a distorted face with bulging eyes appears and a creepy robotic voice begins speaking.
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"Yeah," says Jonas, finally, and Margaret envisions her son shrugging as he does so, the tent's fabric bulging out with his shoulder.
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"My handbag was bulging and I decided to clear the load yesterday," she told reporters at the National Lottery Office on Monday.
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The actor was seen on set, showing off his bulging biceps while doing pull-ups effortlessly in only board shorts and sneakers.
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In the middle of it is a block of black, dusty fur, with two bulging eyes and a pair of chatter teeth.
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The Demon may be the last of its kind, a staunch, unapologetic defender of Detroit's past and all things bulging American muscle.
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It's huge â€" about twice the size of an AirPods case â€" and doesn't fit in my pockets without bulging out.
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With their chiseled jaws, bulging biceps and sparkling smiles, how is the average moviegoer supposed to tell Chris Pratt from Chris Pine?
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The elder President Bush in 1991 actually did withhold such support briefly — that is, until the Israel lobby flexed its bulging muscles.
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Burle Marx rose brilliantly to the stellar occasion, producing a garden of entirely indigenous vegetation set in beds bulging with biomorphic curves.
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It had a caramel-colored layer, then another layer bulging with pistachios, and on the base, a handful of bright, raw cashews.
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Peña's paired, onomatopoetic Pop paintings "He Goes Puf" and "You Go Plaff" (1967) grotesquely metabolize utopia, hemorrhaged from bowels into bulging toilets.
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Sandwiched between an armpit and a bulging backpack in a crowded train car, I quickly began to feel pools of perspiration forming.
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He recalled walking back from football matches with five packets of Starburst in his socks and his entire shirt bulging with sweets.
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The scene ends with James bellowing on the street, his serpentine countenance blotchy with rage and the veins on his neck bulging.
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Maybe he doesn't care for baby shower cakes that depict the mother's bulging tummy or wedding cakes with kissing same-sex couples.
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Instead of long-stemmed red roses, he would hand out bulging purple eggplants, a nod to their popular use as suggestive emoji.
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The insects have black bodies, bulging rust-colored eyes, clear wings and legs that have been known to get stuck in teeth.
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Any disquiet on Mr. Isabella's part was telegraphed by a mild bulging of the eyes and a twitch of his multifarious tattoos.
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Sure, he could have put things away, but every closet except for his was bulging and breathing like portholes to other dimensions.
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Lil Bub, the Instagram-famous perma-kitten known for her bulging green eyes, droopy tongue, and delightful social media posts, has died.
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The female secretes the bulging capsule onto a twig or other surface, where it hardens and protects the eggs as they develop.
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Eyes wide, she has no mouth, only a bulging cheek highlighted in a cream tone that matches the striped wallpaper behind her.
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Its sea goddess temple holds an unforgettable life-size statue of an aquamarine-skinned immortal with protruding ribs and bulging white eyes.
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Those cuts usually heal on their own after birth, but one had a sizable lump of tissue bulging out and needed suturing.
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The celebrity newborn, whose dad is Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, shared her very first photo, which shows off her already bulging biceps.
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In Ramtha, the bulging population has set off a competition between locals and the refugees for resources, including housing, water, schools and work.
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The introductory essay for the show, written by Andria Hickey, makes the apt comparison to the bulging, oiled forms of Kim Kardashian's body.
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In a post-workout photo later posted to Instagram, a sweat-drenched Elba flexes a bulging bicep while wearing nothing but his underwear.
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The crab had bulging larval eyes, which is one of many indications that the species retained baby features even after it reached adulthood.
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She has to grab whatever's bulging from Penny's body and yank while Penny screams, fretting aloud that she might be killing the baby.
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With bulging order books that ought to keep them busy into the 2380s despite planned production increases, the planemakers are not panicking yet.
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The bulging health care conglomerate is swallowing the hair-care company Vogue International for $3.3 billion in defiance of calls to break up.
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The costume, with its bulging red arrows pointing this way and that, would swallow most of the artist if he were wearing it.
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By buying back $50 billion in stock at high prices, thus diminishing its balance sheet just as its competitors were bulging with cash.
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You'll have to be a tad more careful with this GoPro than those before it thanks to the Fusion's bulging fish-eye lenses.
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Muscular male nude figures with bulging, ripped abs are the artist's bread and butter, rendered in stunning detail and possessed of perfect proportionality.
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She'd seen the bulging—often fake—breasts of women in porn, and they mesmerized her, creating an artificial normal of the female form.
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At the same time, a frank eroticism spreads throughout the work, from the bulging pants to David's mostly bare chest and exposed nipple.
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Before music traveled wirelessly, my older brother spent hours connected to Led Zeppelin by a twisted cord that swirled up to bulging headphones.
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In a photo he posted to his Instagram story Monday, a shirtless Donald is shown flexing, muscles bulging, his abdominal muscles clearly defined.
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The rowdy children are tended to by chortling nannies in fluffy dresses who have bulging breasts, ready for nursing, hanging from their necks.
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Several veterans had gathered in Elpidio Jiménez's room, where his daughter Sonia had packed two bulging suitcases and a duffel bag with provisions.
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Nikki Bella's not quite at the bulging baby bump stage, but she's still drawing attention to the bun in her oven ... her first!!!
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When pounded, the tapered shape of a chicken breast (bulging in the middle, slimmer at the ends) flattens out into one even layer.
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The square itself is less one big bulging bump and more a very slight rise largely exacerbated by the two-tone glass finish.
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A few days earlier, she had shared a picture of her bulging her biceps at the gym, hoisting two 17.5-pound weights overhead.
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Here resembling a seated frog, a bulging-eyed, broad-shouldered combination of man and animal is emblematic of both power and utter ignominy.
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No longer planar, the bulging edges, dips, and crevices enhance the tangible aspect of the work, and thrust its materiality to the forefront.
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The day our HR manager handed me a bulging booklet filled with 401(k) plan options, I had no idea which box to check.
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The 34-year-old Braun has been plagued by back issues in recent years and had surgery on a bulging disc in October 2015.
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If something has visible mold, off odors, the can is bulging or other similar signs, this spoilage could indicate the presence of dangerous microorganisms.
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In the 1990s, when state-owned factories ran short of cash but had bulging inventories, some paid workers with goods, from fridges to fertiliser.
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Many Venezuelans were stocking up on food on Tuesday in anticipation of closed shops and trouble, exacerbating already bulging lines at supermarkets and ATMS.
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And stocks are still bulging, so any price increases arising from freezing weather across North America at the beginning of 2018 will be temporary.
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Because it's so private, it favors fund managers who have been in the business for many years and already have a bulging contact book.
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Into it I walked, backpack bulging with an original model Master System, light gun, a couple of controllers and a dozen or so games.
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Changes that might save trees, such as inserting a curved kerb round a bulging elm, fall outside the contract and cost the council extra.
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"There's no way people choose to carry millions of rupiah in cash in a bulging wallet to pay for high-end stuff," he said.
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Businesses accumulated a record pile of inventory in the first half of 2015, which was unmatched by demand, leaving warehouses bulging with unsold goods.
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MIT has a new nylon-based artificial muscle-like filament created by researchers that could eventually provide the basis for robots with bulging biceps.
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Another simply had an erect penis, made to appear as if it was bulging up and out of the waistband of the wearer's shorts.
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For now, SpaceX is restricted to cargo flights (it has a bulging order book of satellite launches as well as ISS flights for NASA).
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There's also some nobody on the couch tucked between Ross and Phoebe's bulging shoulders, the kind of person even we never put on screen.
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Anderson's dogs are mangy and emaciated, with bulging, bloodshot eyes, and voiced by Bryan Cranston, Jeff Goldblum, Bill Murray, Edward Norton, and Bob Balaban.
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Well, if this comes to pass in my lifetime, then our big bulging boom of a generation will have done a few things right.
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SpaceX also tried again Monday to recover the rocket's fairing, the bulging cone at the top of the rocket that shields satellites during launch.
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Pelvic organ prolapse is primarily a childbirth-related injury, and leads to the bulging of pelvic organs like the uterus, bladder and sometimes bowel.
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Worried the U.S. military may be losing its battle on bulging waistlines, the Pentagon is reviewing its current physical fitness and body fat program.
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The pension system is the biggest drain on government finances and reducing its cost is key to bringing a bulging budget deficit under control.
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Indeed, a number of early-stage and Series A-focused investment vehicles will likely feed into the already bulging ecosystem of strong startup companies.
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So perhaps your refrigerator's crisper drawers are bulging like an over-stuffed piñata with all of your CSA vegetables you've been neglecting for weeks.
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" In an interview for the study, he says that he likes the "protruding, curling, contorting or bulging of the bottom lip when women cry.
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He was a few obstinate hairs away from completing the balding process and his stomach was bulging out from under a stained T-shirt.
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My eyes followed a thin tube that was attached to the bulging ball sack and saw that it was connected to an IV bag.
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Korede and Ayoola have grown up in Lagos, a city that is bulging with people streaming in from the countryside in search of jobs.
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Bowles is uncertain as to how Enunwa was hurt in the off-season, but said it was not a bulging disk at that time.
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When Mr. Xi passed the soldiers, their heads swiveled as if on sockets, their eyes bulging as they followed the nation's most important person.
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"So he sent me a bulging three-inch-thick binder with a Xerox of every letter he received from 1961 to 1963," he said.
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A courtside fan — a bespectacled white man in a bulging Allen Iverson jersey — screamed back at Westbrook and flipped him off with both hands.
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The cookie itself is a bit chalky like Famous Amos, but those bulging globes of rainbow chocolate elevate these far beyond the competition. 4.
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In Arizona and Nevada, there are bulging Hispanic populations that are likely to produce droves of Democratic voters who oppose Trump's hardline immigration stance.
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It is counted and recounted and stuffed into bulging envelopes, slid into back pockets and ferried around town in beaters and fully loaded S.U.V.s.
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If one of the larger pockets isn't bulging, then I know my laptop charger has gone missing and I need to dig it out.
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Managers and investors need to be alert, especially given the growing number of firms with high debts that rely on bulging profits to stay afloat.
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And regardless of the date, if your tank shows signs of rusting, dents, bulging, cracks, or faulty valves, you&aposll need a new one. 4.
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The consumption tax hike was part of Abe's plan to pare the nation's bulging debt pile, currently exceeding 200 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Seated in a conference room at the office of Open Source Storage, his new employer, Willis still sported the bulging physique of an NFL star.
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On the left, Widerstrom is sitting down and takes a photo from below, making it appear that her stomach is bulging out over her pants.
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If someone decides to accept the "Momo Challenge," they'll be greeted by a monster with bulging eyes and a horrifying emblazoned smile known as Momo.
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Along with President Donald Trump's tax cuts approved by Congress in December, the new round of spending would further add to the bulging federal deficit.
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For example, fastidious Virgos may have their calendar, checkbook, and contacts list under control, but their bulging carry-all bag could use a little attention.
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He'd just been for a trolley dash round Pretty Green and was clad in a new leather jacket, and laden with bulging black shopping bags.
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Like Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek) standing hunched over — head tilted, eyes bulging — and laughing maniacally like something out of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
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At the time, Cassini imaging lead Carolyn Porco said Pan's bulging equatorial ridge was likely caused by ring material accreted onto Pan after its formation.
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Instead, they gesture at power, the way a flexing muscle might suggest the possibilities offered by bulging biceps yet prioritizes first and foremost the pose.
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And Joe Scarborough, onetime Republican congressman, said, while criticizing some of your comments, his eyes are bulging while he&aposs talking and he looks disoriented.
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That morning there was a small pile of trash spilling into the road: two large bags filled with waste and a bulging, rolled-up bedspread.
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He's never had to deal with "Clippy," the now-extinct paperclip with bulging eyes and an earnest desire to help you through your Microsoft experience.
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Better off, surely, than the republic, bulging at the waist and spiritually enervated, fighting two wars and a midterm election, all of which seemed endless.
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When left on for a few hours, acne patches vacuum the gunk from a bulging whitehead and soothe redness and irritation from a painful bump.
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Crude and gas inventories are bulging around much of the world, and Iran's oil exports continue to increase as it receives relief from nuclear sanctions.
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A baby waddled across the lawn, clutching a newborn Chihuahua like a rag doll, its bulging eyes squished into the crook of the baby's arm.
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Unlike most new presidents, Mr. Trump comes into office with no elective-office experience, no coherent political agenda and no bulging binder of policy proposals.
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Malformed, with one bulging eye, it was shaped like the kind of rag doll that only a very warped or very lonely child would enjoy.
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Uzbekistan, with a population of 34 million and a high birthrate, is unable to provide enough jobs for a bulging youth population, Mr. Roberts said.
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His bulging, dark, very intelligent and large eyes are difficult to contain, almost out of their sockets because of swollen eyelids protruding like a frog.
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Then a bad hair day leads Agatha to a hunky new stylist who has a way with women, especially lonely ones with bulging bank accounts.
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But in 103, while battling a bulging disk and a growing disdain for the demands of tour life, Sauers essentially walked away from pro golf.
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The prickly personality of Mary, with her bulging, needy blue eyes and pendulous breasts, is brought to life by Mr. Russo with funny-sad precision.
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Legs pumping, eyes bulging the British duo clawed the lap back and when Cavendish made contact with the pack ear-splitting roars rocked the velodrome.
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What happened: On May 27, 2011, a photo appeared on then-Congressman Anthony Weiner's Twitter account showing the bulging crotch of a man wearing underwear.
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She felt a pang of fear, but at second glance the man seemed harmless—not particularly tall or muscular, with gaunt cheeks and bulging eyes.
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I am disabled — my back broken down by my years as a machine gunner in the Marine Corps — and my compressed and bulging discs ache.
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Bulging eyes, gaping mouths, warts, wrinkles, and other disembodied expressions or body parts are arranged in elaborate configurations that are at once delightful and disconcerting.
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A VERDANT suburb in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein, Pinneberg epitomises the Germany of record consumer confidence, booming exports and a bulging federal budget surplus.
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Affluent people will have the means to adapt their housing to fit their needs, but the bulging population of low-income seniors will pose a crisis.
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The model loves posing with his furry friend, taking him on adventures and even has a new tattoo of the feline featured on his bulging muscles.
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UFC president Dana White confirmed most MMA fans' thoughts and established the promotion were within a whisker of cutting Ellenberger from its bulging roster of fighters.
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"Bulging global oil stocks have failed to decline and the market remains well supplied," said Stephen Brennock of oil broker PVM, despite the OPEC-led cuts.
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Worried about bulging obesity levels, last year the government introduced a tax on sugary drinks, which led manufacturers to change their recipes or raise their prices.
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Festooned with colorful beads and fabric, these gods with bulging eyes, animal heads, and limbs constructed from cardboard and found wood come alive in the gallery.
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"My nipples were HUGE — we are talking the size of Frisbees — and sometimes I could see these veins bulging out while I was nursing," she continues.
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Bulging storage tanks are contributing to high apportionment on Canada's main conduit to the United States, the 2.85 million barrel-per-day (bpd) Enbridge Mainline network.
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The moon's mean radius is just 9.4 miles, and while it might be small, it's very distinct—its bulging equatorial ridge gives it a flattened appearance.
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Knock on wood, but it's been years since the TSA has seized one of our bulging makeup bags or an airline has lost our dopp kits.
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Before the start of the Tour Championship, Day said his back was an on-going problem due to a bulging disc that caused occasional flare-ups.
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Take Pan, for example, a five-mile-wide (8 km) moon with distinctive grooves on its surface and a bulging equatorial ridge reminiscent of a tutu.
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In security footage, obtained by the police department, the suspect can be seen with, what authorities claim is the sub, bulging out of his khaki pants.
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Bulging property tax revenues from rising assessments, which will total $2 billion this year, Kreider-Dusek says, have allowed county officials to add three traffic lights.
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Photographs on Egyptian state television showed a middle-aged man on a plane wearing glasses and displaying a white belt with bulging pockets and protruding wires.
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My grandchildren and I discussed this as we went through the bulging bin of props and costumes, deciding what to keep and what could be discarded.
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The green-and-white complex, which includes a seventy-story high-rise, has circular columns and bulging round balconies that give it a "Jetsons"-like look.
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He is recovering from a health scare — a bulging disc in his neck that pressed against his spinal cord and left him largely unable to move.
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Then, one night as I lay in bed, I felt the protrusion in my abdomen — a firm mass bulging from one hip bone to the other.
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UMNO's race-based politics and patronage system has been slammed by its critics and blamed for the bulging civil service and weak institutions like the judiciary.
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Though Bill was not the 'roided out pile of bulging muscles I had in mind, he ended up being the perfect partner to try poke with.
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It is marked by an abrupt weakening and bulging of the heart, until it begins to resemble a narrow-necked Japanese octopus trap called a takotsubo.
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Another, eyes bulging and tongue wagging, fumes as a snake emerges from her private parts: Is she copulating with the serpent or giving birth to it?
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First, the screen forms a kind of teardrop inside the hinge as it closes, bulging out into some interior space Motorola left for just that purpose.
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For the role of Banderas's virginal fiancée, Almodóvar selected Rossy de Palma, a musician with the high forehead, bulging eyes, and refracted nose of a Picasso.
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To Londoners, it is the "Walkie Talkie," so named for its unique shape, with the building bulging out as it rises into the British capital's skyline.
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The pieces may be elaborately bulbous or bulging; tatty or fraying; they may or may not make allowances for their wearer's arms, or faces, or vanity.
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So let's just ignore the shirt emblazoned with Chris's bulging bicep behind them in this video and instead delight in Norma's sizable stuffed bear collection, OK?
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Even as international organizations scale up their aid efforts, parents wander the camps cradling infants with emaciated limbs and oversized eyes bulging out of skeletal faces.
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Patrick was high again a day later when he was arrested at a Burger King with a bag of Xanax bulging from one of his socks.
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It may be ordered large, on the bone and angled like a club, or small, shucked and bulging with fat that springs back from the teeth.
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Ed was so amazing at working out, with his shirt off, muscles bulging every day, that the team started calling him "Shirt off Ed," for Christ's sake.
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This tiny moon (about 20 miles wide) has a bulging ring at its equator — giving it the shape of a walnut, ravioli, hand grenade, and much more.
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They mixed tribal drums and bulging synths with horn players, dancers, and vocalists, and all night we danced beneath the black pillars of an abandoned train track.
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If you're intrigued by skin tags — the tiny puffy buggers and big, bulging sacks — you're going to love this introduction to Dr. Pimple Popper's skin tag practice.
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Early Sunday, Reuters witnessed at least seven migrants bundled in new parkas and bulging backpacks walking into Canada from Minnesota, following railway tracks in the icy dark.
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The 26-year-old mother of two was pregnant again, but that was obvious — at 34 weeks along, her belly was bulging beneath a dark pink top.
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Again, from Facebook's point of view, there's plenty to be gained by delaying the release of any more platform usage skeletons from its bulging historical data closet.
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Seriously, the youngest Hemsworth bro is giving Thor a run for his money in terms of bulging shoulders, biceps and forearms ... and The Hulk for that matter.
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And on November 18th, following the resignation of ministers from the ultra-nationalist Yisrael Beiteinu party, he added the defence and immigration ministries to his bulging portfolio.
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The dollar index is still down 2.1 percent this year, dogged by suspicions that the Trump administration prefers a weaker dollar to mend its bulging trade deficit.
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While India has seen comparatively good economic growth, it has not created enough jobs for the bulging youth demographic, and unemployment has reached a 45-year high.
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Weighing 1 pound and measuring 0.24 inches thick, the new iPad Air is one svelte device compared to my 1.5-pound and bulging 0.5-inch original iPad.
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These extremely wide-awake little guys are Callichimaera perplexae, prehistoric crabs with bent claws, big bulging socket-less eyes, exposed tails and leg-like mouth parts. Adorable.
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In reality, its ability to slash the cost of rocketry has given it a bulging order book and made it a pillar of the satellite-launch market.
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The bulging glass element on a wide-angle lens allows it to capture light from a wider field of view than a lens that looks comparatively flat.
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Some were slim notebook folders, but most were hefty tomes — half-scrapbook, half-angsty accounts of my school and college days, or bulging clips of magazine bylines.
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The sales tax rise to 10% will bring in revenue to help pay for the ageing society's bulging welfare costs and rein in Japan's massive public debt.
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At only 0.34 of an inch (8.6mm) along the edge (and 0.49 inch at the center), the Studio puts the bulging back of the iMac to shame.
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But what big time genius of a champ wants to evolve into a broke-ass pad holder with an ever-bulging pompooey (pot belly) on the sly?
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A short man with a neatly trimmed beard and a bulging midriff, Yianni was, the men had learned, a financier entrusted by the Taliban to buy armaments.
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The work she was doing — painting and sculpture hybrids, bulging with rag-and-tinfoil-stuffed breastlike and phallic forms — were poorly received by the mostly male faculty.
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The dollar index is still down 1.5 percent this year, dogged by suspicions that the Trump administration prefers a weaker dollar to mend its bulging trade deficit.
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In the end my husband demanded they check me which they eventually agreed to and they saw that I was five centimeters dilated with my waters bulging.
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Brazil has become one of the world's biggest markets for plastic surgery, with the country's bulging middle class able to pay for surgery and other aesthetic treatments.
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ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia — Belgium arrived at the World Cup as dark horses, bringing both a roster bulging with talent and question marks about its mental toughness.
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I see it in the dismissive glances given to the gay man whose physique doesn't meet the ideal of low body fat, bulging pecs, and sculpted abs.
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"Let's try something more complicated now," said Greg Rementer, a stuntman with a salt-and-pepper beard and bulging quadriceps, as he demonstrated a balletic fight maneuver.
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She wears a jacket over her school uniform — a polo shirt and khaki skirt — to cover her bulging belly, so as not to make others feel uncomfortable.
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Out on the water, they watched Balinese fishermen navigate their boats around masses of floating plastic and pull up fishing nets bulging with plastic bottles and trash.
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It is the color of a scuffed shoe sole, and its chiseled features — deep-set eyes, wrinkled trousers, one bulging calf muscle — are beautiful but not pretty.
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After averaging 159 games a season for over a decade, Gonzalez played in only 71 last year because of three bulging disks and posted a career-worst .
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Sit outside Gjusta in Venice Beach with a fresh croissant and stare at the Gold's Gym where Arnold Schwarzenegger used to flex his bulging muscles across the street.
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In the 20th century, blobs appeared in the work of surrealist artists like Joan Miró and Jean Arp, who rendered bulging sculptures in materials like brass and marble.
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According to Cassini imaging lead Carolyn Porco, the little moon has a bulging equatorial ridge that was likely caused by ring material accreted onto Pan after its formation.
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For once, Zac Efron and The Rock's bulging muscles were NOT front and center on the set of "Baywatch" ... 'cause it was time for Kelly Rohrbach to shine.
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The recent strength in stock markets boosted oil prices although gains were capped by plentiful supplies and bulging inventories in spite of efforts by producers to cut output.
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This time around, Sanders delivered what seemed like a Red Bull-infused performance, feisty and with skin ruddy with indignation and eyes bulging with impatience for dissenting opinion.
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Laugh at Dunken K. Bliths' wannabe flamingo, coo at Agatha Yu's cute, bulging hen, and guffaw at NMA TV's inexplicably weird chicken dwelling in some sort of intestine.
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When one of the residents gets ready to make this diagnosis, the supervising doctors sometimes get called in to verify: is the eardrum really red, bulging, not moving?
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I no longer have to overstuff my pockets to the point where they're awkwardly bulging out, and I'm not forced to carry a cumbersome backpack that's mostly empty.
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Mero, 32, permanently in a hoodie and ball cap, provides impressionistic color commentary, bulging his eyes, peppering in dance moves — with his voice sometimes thinning to a squeak.
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And we have to hope that unreformed European and Asian trade free-riders won't get a large chunk of America's bulging purchasing power through our soaring trade deficits.
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I looked out and he had pulled over a little ways up the street, still honking, now with his window down and his head bulging out at me.
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He competed at the last Mr. Olympia at 211 pounds, a symmetrical knot of bulges on top of bulges in places that most men never dreamed of bulging.
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He has a dusting of stubble on his jaw, tattooed abs, a silver coif worthy of a teen idol and bulging biceps beneath a perpetually unbuttoned white jacket.
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A 2018 analysis by f/22 Consulting, a photo industry firm, noted that a printing business in turmoil has managed to siphon growth from America's bulging camera rolls.
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Now Mr. Studzinski will take his bulging Rolodex to Pimco, the investment management giant, where he will advise top clients like pension funds, governments and sovereign wealth funds.
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They're by Aalto in the big, two-story children's wing, on the south end of the building, cozily nestled inside a bamboo-paneled sling bulging over the lobby.
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I am elderly, and while I wouldn't consider myself fat, a few years ago I started noticing that my middle was bulging over the top of my slacks.
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" According to the records, the encounter caused "bruises and contusions to the chest, back, shoulders and neck," two ruptured disks, two bulging disks and "severe and permanent damage.
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As the Houthis battled to keep their turf at the airport, Yemenis fighting with the coalition piled into pickup trucks, their cheeks bulging with the narcotic plant qat.
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He asked her to describe her assailant, and she told him everything she remembered: he was a black man with close-cropped hair, dark skin, and bulging eyes.
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Beelzebub, a giant gray and pink fly with bulging eyes and a pentagram on its forehead, tells young, cherubic Satan to "defeat God," and so the journey begins.
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Of course, the "sheik" is really the all-powerful, all-seeing Russian: Grigor Andolov (John Malkovich), who is always bulging out of the woodwork with a terrible Russian accent.
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Moscow (CNN)Jon Huntsman, if confirmed as US President Donald Trump's pick for ambassador to Russia, will have a bulging inbox when he turns up for work in Moscow.
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There are boxy, bulging, touchscreen wearables that do almost everything your smartphone can, and there are sleeker analog alternatives that maybe keep track of how many calories you've burned.
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He's missing a few packs to a 6, but we'll let it slide on behalf of those bulging pectorals and the whole putting-the-rock-in-rock-star thing.
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The consumption levy, or sales tax, is part of Abe's plan to pare the nation's bulging debt pile, currently equal more than 200 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Ahmad felt depressed walking into class "with a box bulging out of [his] chest" but said he felt the responsibility to make sure he was always inspiring his students.
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With a little lube and a lot of maneuvering, everything found its way in, giving his equipment a bulging-neckerchief look (this he did not ask me to include).
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The bulging black plastic disk housing the lens apparatus and taking up nearly half of the back of the phone seems to be ubiquitous in all serious camera phones.
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Yet every election, candidates and aides, seeking silver linings when beset by bad polls, indulge the wishful thought that bulging rallies will mean a stampede at the ballot box.
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Zac Efron is the latest cast member to post some bicep bulging, behind-the-scenes photos – and this time the gun show is riding into town on a motorcycle.
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As in, he had the package of drugs — a few inches thick and worth $33,000 — taped to his bald head, with a bulging toupee plonked on top of it.
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In the silly snapshot, Cavill is wearing a tank top that shows off his bulging biceps and a baseball cap that his curly locks are peeking out from underneath.
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The company said it had received an elevated number of product complaints about a bulging of the outside wrapper, indicating a leak of the propellant that delivers the medicine.
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She specializes in psychological dramas in which figures airlifted out of art history consort with lower life forms, namely, cartoon people with big heads and bulging, tennis-ball eyes.
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She is literally licking the big red candy ball, while Davidson' has a lollipop shoved in the side of his mouth, its bulging shape pushing out against his cheek.
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Flounder also have the amusing habit of burying all but their bulging eyes under a shallow layer of mud or sand, the better to slyly watch for passing meals.
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With airlines struggling with over-capacity, slowing economies and geopolitical tensions, some analysts warn Airbus and Boeing could face a growing number of cancellations from their bulging order books.
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Editorial Farmers' markets across New York State are bulging with the season's fleshiest tomatoes, stacks of yellow corn, and cauliflower from basic white to a startling shade of purple.
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The Finnish company sold its handset business to Microsoft Corp two years ago, leaving it with its telecom network equipment business and a bulging portfolio of mobile equipment patents.
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In this show's catalog, the art historian Patrizia Cavazzini provides a bulging register of artists brawling in taverns, and even, after Caravaggio's example, indulging in a little light murder.
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As a result, many favor investment-grade emerging-market debt - a bulging market in recent years as countries from Peru to the Philippines clean up their current account balances.
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Which means that it might be a good time to throw out that bulging clip file and find your favorite recipes preserved between the covers of three new books.
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What are we to make of a distended, bulging eye or a head from which the outline of a body is drawn, but the body is not filled-in?
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Idly she observed that the bottom part of the fence had come loose in one place, bulging in, as if someone had pried the links up with a crowbar.
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He was wearing a vest to hold his batteries, and I could see part of the device bulging under his white T-shirt, but only if I looked closely.
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And win she did — ripping off a housedress to reveal a bulging, bikinied fat suit, Shangela went full clown, grinding and death-dropping as the judges shrieked with laughter.
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Curbing bulging welfare spending is a vital step toward fixing the industrial world's heaviest debt burden, which is currently more than twice the size of Japan's $5 trillion economy.
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"L'Atlantide" (2000-287) is an eerie work in gouache on paper by René Magritte picturing a bathtub (tiled on the outside) and a bulging object cloaked in a sheet.
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In consequence, loss today is a supremely awkward category, bulging with everything from mittens to life savings to loved ones, forcing into relationship all kinds of wildly dissimilar experiences.
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The spending requests increased sharply due to bulging welfare costs to support the aging population and rising military outlay in the face of threats from North Korea and China.
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Boeing and Airbus are expected to make several announcements on the first day of the July 16-22 event, as they seek to bolster their already bulging order books.
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Lea disputes those eye-bulging estimates, but admits that his own seasonal hit has left him more than comfortably-off -- and far outstripped any of Slade's other chart-toppers.
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But there was a risk that their troubles could undermine confidence in other Italian banks, many of which suffer from bulging portfolios of problem loans and thin capital cushions.
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That can mean everything from 50-year-old blackheads to bulging, grapefruit-shaped lipomas and full-body rashes — and that just slices the surface of the first three seasons.
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There is a similar pattern to be found in India, a nation whose bulging ultra-wealthy class I came to know in researching my recent book The Billionaire Raj.
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Some time after that appearance, he said, he dropped by the show's headquarters and Tom Smothers dragged him to a room that contained a bunch of bulging duffel bags.
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That means you'll have the opportunity to look straight into the eyes of Mr. Todd, eyes that widen to expose 360 bulging degrees of whiteness when he's especially excited.
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With its flamboyant, bulging B and curlicued Ps, this 1918 letter is one of several in the book that sparks a real nostalgia for the dying art of penmanship.
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Where it makes up a big share of total pension income, as in Italy, Portugal and Greece, a shrinking workforce will increasingly struggle to finance a bulging group of pensioners.
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Wearing a ruffled, brown skirt, he looks up at the camera with a slightly askew glance as light shines across his body, highlighting the bulging blue veins of his hands.
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Presidential aides said Temer will now be able to get on with his economic policy agenda focused on boosting weak growth and bringing a bulging government budget deficit under control.
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Political turmoil and a collapse in commodity prices impeded the advance of reforms, but efforts to control a bulging budget deficit have led the government to focus on raising royalties.
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Proud and muscular figures staring out from its sleeve, all strong chins and bulging thighs; athletes at the peak of their physical prowess, at the top of their respective sports.
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Efron, 28, flaunted his fit physique as he hit the swimming pool in Los Angeles on Thursday, wearing a skintight swimsuit that showed off his bulging biceps and washboard abs.
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Alice confronts Betty about her behavior — and admits that she and F.P. have hooked up before *insert bulging eyes emoji here please* — and Betty acts like Chic did something wrong.
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Abe's ruling bloc also approved a raft of tax hikes for coming years to pay for a bulging welfare bill, at the risk of putting a damper on private consumption.
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He was in the middle of the ring, his leg contorted in WWE champion AJ Styles's Calf Crusher, veins bulging as he screamed in feigned pain and probably real discomfort.
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As the male models started sloughing their tight shirts, their torsos tight, pecs perfect and abs bulging, I couldn't help but feel the ugliest I'd ever felt in my life.
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Alongside Helen Cathcart's photographs of steaming coffee, bulging plates, famous locals, and glorious greenery, East London Food is full of interviews and anecdotes, painting a picture of East End eating.
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But for University of Toronto astronomer Dustin Lang, it was the catalyst for new research into a remarkable X-shaped structure at the bright, bulging center of the Milky Way.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It's "mission accomplished" for OPEC in its battle against bulging global inventories of oil, thanks to the production cuts it has had in place for nearly 18 months.
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Not since the flaxen-haired Fabio Lanzoni dominated drugstore book racks in the 2300s and 245s, with his lion's mane and bulging biceps, have cover models been in such demand.
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Now they beam as if they find everything on display cute and flaunt their bulging shopping bags like hunting trophies, their Midtown experience confirming all of their Carrie Bradshaw expectations.
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Clad in a close-fitting, striped long sleeve T-shirt, ashen joggers, and white Adidas with bulging plush socks, he's primed for both a menswear lookbook and the dance studio.
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In the 1940s and 50s, when he'd just started drawing his bulging throngs of well-endowed men, Laaksonen was pushing against the implicit assumption that masculinity was antithetical to homosexuality.
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Zee says her mum runs a sanctuary for unwanted chihuahuas, and they get all the ugly ones—with bulging eyes and weird tongues—which are her favourite of them all.
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Skarsgård's Tarzan sports the most imposing superhero figure of the year — and, yes, I'm including Ben Affleck's bulging Batman, Henry Cavill's shredded Superman, and Chris Evans's helicopter-curling Captain America.
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As we decided who should receive which one, my mother turned them over in her hands, the knuckles of her once-delicate fingers now curved and bulging in odd directions.
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Neighborhoods built in the 1960s might be lined with once-loved, now-hated Bradford pears; older ones may feature towering willow oaks with roots bulging out of undersized tree boxes.
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Quincy Enunwa will be placed on injured reserve with a bulging disk in his neck that will most likely require surgery, with a recovery time of six to nine months.
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Another video on WeChat appeared to show a person emerging from an airport baggage claim clad in a full-body space alien costume, complete with green skin and bulging eyes.
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Castaways after a stormThis particular species of worm — which resembles bulging bratwursts or, yes, male genitalia — is found up and down the US Pacific coast, from Baja California to Oregon.
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Just because someone has bulging muscles and is lifting humongous weights doesn&apost mean they&aposre not friendly and won&apost want to give you advice if you want it.
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With airlines struggling to contend with overcapacity, slowing economies and geopolitical tensions, some analysts warn Airbus and Boeing could face a growing number of cancellations from their bulging order books.
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They looked like a caravan of refugees streaming across the border, their cars and trucks bulging with cargo as they tried to bring home as many finished goods as they could.
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Once the world's dominant cellphone maker, Nokia sold its handset business to Microsoft in 2014 and focused on its network business as well as a bulging portfolio of mobile device patents.
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Medeiros and his colleagues, many of whom now have pot-bellies bulging out of their purpose-made track suits, are enjoying being back in action at the first South American Games.
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On a road overlooking the desert outside of Hodeidah, Yemeni members of the coalition piled into pickup trucks, their cheeks bulging with the mild narcotic plant qat, to form a convoy.
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Including Dock 2475, WeWork is expected to add about 430 million square feet of new office space to its bulging property portfolio in the United States and Britain this year alone.
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Ruptured brain aneurysms occur when there is a bulging spot on an artery in the brain, which weakens over time as blood flows against it, according to the Brain Aneurysm Foundation.
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But grabbing attention instead was a bronze bust of the player with a toothy grin and bulging eyes that instantly created a laugh on social media because of its debatable likeness.
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He's also happy to use his bulging muscles and 1000-watt smile to charm the Korean voters, but really he just wants Randall's take on what to do about their dad.
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With airlines struggling to contend with overcapacity, slowing economies and geopolitical tensions, some analysts warn that Airbus and Boeing could face a growing number of cancellations from their bulging order books.
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In 1956, he submitted an illustration of a muscular lumberjack with a bulging crotch to Physique Pictorial, an American magazine that passed itself off as a sports rag to skirt censorship.
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There are some fundamental factors that help explain the drop in April's copper imports, such as the closing of the arbitrage window between London and Shanghai prices and bulging domestic inventories.
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My passport holder, bulging wallet, and folder of papers were all able to merge into one easy-to-find place, and never again will I underestimate the power of a wristlet.
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The place itself is the brainchild of Dutch artist Joep Van Lieshout, and it's a massive sculpture of the human intestine, the last part of it, with bulging veins and all.
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" As Mashable's Chris Taylor described it, "the clown distracts the orphan from his own sadness by popping his eyes and bulging his cheeks, but is hiding a sadness of his own.
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But what the Yankees also need, along with a return to health of Teixeira's knee and neck — which has required two cortisone shots to soothe a bulging disk — is his bat.
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Major League Soccer is beginning to seem rather miserly in comparison to its Chinese counterpart, its financial sinews looking withered and scrawny next to the bulging might of the Super League.
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Either way, some players will happily fight others to the death for the contents—or just because someone else looked at them a little funny while their swag-bag was bulging.
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We'd hit the strip, our eyes gridded with red, and bulging, fuelled by pints of vodka and sparse dashes of Red Bull served up at our San Antonio hotel-cum-bordello.
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Smaller than the size of the tiniest hummingbird alive today, its head was the size of a thumbnail, its jaw packed with serrated teeth and its eyes bulging and lizard-like.
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When health care makes headlines, these occasional essays will take a look back at other volumes on that bulging shelf, for a curated perspective on resources available to the interested reader.
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A teammate tied a red rope amulet around his bulging right biceps, and his coach smeared Vaseline on his bruised cheekbones before he slipped under the ropes to face his adversary.
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I followed a few minutes later, my camera wedged between my abdomen and the bulging rock, threatening to spit me out of the flaring crack in which my hands were jammed.
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Check Matsuyama's results, or his bulging bank account (he has earned nearly $6 million on the PGA Tour this season) and it would seem that he has little reason to complain.
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She was the ultimate fantasy, a mash-up of physical attributes only a male illustrator might conjure: bulging cleavage, cinched waistline, and satin red lips to match her fiery red hair.
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The postponement of a vote in December has raised doubts about Temer's ability to rein in a bulging budget deficit that cost Brazil its investment grade credit rating in late 2015.
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These anomalies have a surprisingly large effect on the frequency of triple-doubles: if the distributions were smooth rather than bulging at ten, the feat would be around one-eighth less common.
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The full range of John Cena is once again on display in a new clip that puts the WWE-wrestler-turned-actor in the role of career counselor, bulging muscles and all.
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On March 2000th George Osborne announced that he would be adding yet another position to his bulging CV: editorship of the London Evening Standard, a daily newspaper with a circulation of 850,000.
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A bulging fanny pack and some sequin shorts finish off a look that's ideal for letting your legs hand loose and relaxed in the exact same manner that your male counterparts do.
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You get the feeling that the brownish-red shape in "Cinnabar" is going to change or the bulging grid of red circles in "Frame" is going to burst through the picture plane.
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LONDON, June 17 (Reuters) - Safety concerns, trade wars, geopolitical tensions and airline profit warnings are dampening the spirits of the world's largest planemakers at this week's Paris Airshow, despite bulging order books.
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If both of the new phones appear to be bulging at the waistline a bit more than the previous generation, it's likely because Samsung has significantly upgraded battery capacity in both devices.
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LONDON, June 353 (Reuters) - Safety concerns, trade wars, geopolitical tensions and airline profit warnings are dampening the spirits of the world's largest planemakers at this week's Paris Airshow, despite bulging order books.
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LONDON, June 350 (Reuters) - Safety concerns, trade wars, geopolitical tensions and airline profit warnings are dampening the spirits of the world's largest planemakers at this week's Paris Airshow, despite bulging order books.
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With airlines struggling to contend with overcapacity, slowing economies and geopolitical tensions, some analysts warn Airbus and Boeing could face a growing number of cancellations or deferrals from their bulging order books.
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Although the internet has helped turn muscle worship into a profitable avenue for former pros like Cornick, the allure of a woman with bulging biceps dates back well before the internet days.
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The surge in appetite for U.S. diesel comes on the heels of a mild winter that sapped demand for heating oil and punished margins as products went straight into bulging storage tanks.
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Figure and ground are treated so similarly in this painting, the earliest one in the show, that if not for its bulging eyes, the bird might merge with the surrounding feathery foliage.
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JOHANNESBURG (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the shadows of the high-rise offices in Johannesburg's wealthy Sandton district, Thembekile Mokoena concealed her recycling bag bulging with paper, plastic and tins under a tree.
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So many video games come out carried on the shoulders of acclaim, their press packs bulging with quotes along the lines of how this game, above all games, is the best game.
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It's the best version of the kind of film it is: a giant pile of bulging biceps, high-tech suits, and shields thrown together against some bulking, cartoonish-looking CGI-produced villain.
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Maybe it was his fur-trimmed leather suit or his bulging deltoids or his dangerously sexy smirks or his perfectly groomed beard... sorry, lost focus—M'Baku grabbed and held onto our attention.
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An exhaustive catalog of the exhausting, "Lift" is both a history of exercise as self-improvement and a paean to CrossFit, the fad that emphasizes "functional strength" in lieu of bulging muscles.
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If you grabbed 100 Americans off the street and gave them a brain scan, two would likely have what's called a cerebral aneurysm—a weak or bulging blood vessel in the brain.
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If you want your bag checked for free, just overstuff a carry on to the point of bulging and the gate agents may very well insist you check it at no cost.
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With airlines struggling to contend with overcapacity, slowing economies and geopolitical tensions, some analysts warn Airbus and Boeing could face a growing number of cancellations or deferrals from their bulging order books.
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With the UFC looking to trim the fat of its bulging roster, many fighters would have already faced being released from the promotion having gone 1-4 in their last five outings.
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As midnight approached in New Delhi, lone figures walked down the edges of the main roads, carrying bulging plastic sacks of food — the last of the shopping before the decree took effect.
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As midnight approached in New Delhi, lone figures walked down the edges of the main roads, carrying bulging plastic sacks of food — the last of the shopping before the decree took effect.
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The advent of a large class of nonequity partners bolsters the firm's income but could further expand the firm's bulging middle ranks — those who are above associates but below full-fledged partners.
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Treatment was considered a failure if a child still had a bulging eardrum or persistent symptoms on the day of the last dose of antibiotic, in this case amoxicillin combined with clavulanate.
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With its bulging hood fashioned to look like it could barely contain the massive machinery underneath, the Viper looked like it had been cobbled together by power-crazed madmen in a garage.
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After the game, Westbrook sat at his locker wearing only a towel, with the veins bulging out of his legs so hard he looked like a map of the human circulatory system.
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Oesophageal cancer is one of the most common tumours around here, and every day a seemingly endless stream of patients arrive in search of relief from the bulging blockages in their gullets.
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Sarno was most active during the 1980s and '90s, a time when back discomfort was thought to arise mainly in the presence a mechanical problem (a bulging disc, say, or joint arthritis).
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Not only did she remain outside in frigid temperatures during the entire ceremony, but her personal security man, who shadowed her in his vast overcoat with immense bulging pockets, drew many admiring glances.
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An aortic aneurysm is "a weakened or bulging area on the wall of the aorta," which carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body, according to the American Heart Association.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Automakers in the United States are ramping up holiday sales promotions ahead of Black Friday, aiming to clear out bulging inventories of unsold cars and dispel investor doubts about consumer demand.
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The "I opened the door and quickly jogged up the stairs, making sure nobody saw the bulging blood sausage I was rocking" quote is definitely the part that made me laugh the most.
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But truly all you're really thinking about is how fucking ghoulish this mechanized iteration of ol' Abe looks with his bulging eyes, terrifying teeth, peeling face, decrepit beard, and chewed-up stovepipe hat.
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The 360 Eye's design continues Dyson's unintentional approach of creating appliances that look like science fiction props, with its silvery faux-metal plastic housing and bulging 0.33-liter dust bin on the front.
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But Mattel is adding to that collection with a new Maz-themed character car, featuring bulging headlights reminiscent of her distinctive glasses, and a vehicle design that looks inspired by the BMW Isetta.
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Other photographs, such as "Patrice" from 1977, which features the muscular leg, clenched fist and bulging jock strap of a man shot from the waist down, are less subtle but no less compelling.
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Japan needs revenue to pay for bulging welfare costs to support an ageing population and curb the industrial world's heaviest public debt burden, which is twice the size of its $5 trillion economy.
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Each back-and-forth motion reveals bulging veins and deeply chiseled muscles, as Gairy feels the intensity of the bar, connected to a stack of weights on the opposite side of the machine.
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The cartoon frog with the bulging eyes and wide smile has, for years, been associated with America's alt-right — a symbol of racism and hate as the country continues to grow more divided.
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Where: Vie De France in Tokyo SolamachiCost: 300 yen, roughly $2.76 USDThis eatery served up a few pastries shaped like cartoonish sea creatures, and the bulging eyes added a new level of cuteness.
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We talked about that, as well as his intensive process for reviewing clothing, the nightly unboxings he and his family host, and what it's like to have a house bulging with Amazon products.
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"Keep Calm You're at Glastonbury" read a predictable T-shirt slogan with a British bulldog's chest bulging behind it––but this really was just about the lamest costume I saw (besides my own).
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If there's an image that captures Mr. Bezos at the moment, it's a picture of him with his biceps bulging out of a polo shirt at a business conference in Idaho from July.
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" Ms. Norvill, testifying before a packed gallery last week, said that Mr. Rush made "groping" and "cupping" gestures toward her breasts during rehearsals, "raising his eyebrows, bulging his eyes, smiling, licking his lips.
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At MAC, the Canadian artist Charles Stankievech has assembled a bulging archive of materials that limn the contradictory aims of Fuller's dome, as indebted to American military ambitions as to "Spaceship Earth" environmentalism.
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Removal experts were able to disarm it after they noticed wires sticking out of the back of the stuffed animal, which was bulging in the spot where the bomb had been sewn in.
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For Violet, it's getting pregnant — a development represented not by a bulging belly but by a large, pointed rock that Ms. de Courcy carries in front of her abdomen from that moment on.
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Her announcement followed a New York Post report that Weiner had sent lewd photos of his bulging underwear — one while he was in bed with their toddler son — via Twitter to another woman.
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He trumpets his conservative Christianity and avoids supping alone with any woman other than his wife, then turns around and steadfastly enables an avowed groper with a bulging record of profanely sexual comments.
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Harbour does manage to conjure a reasonably effective performance under his crimson-hued skin and bulging biceps, and McShane is invariably fun to watch, even in a role as thankless as this one.
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Bulging parcels of ham baguettes were stuffed under waterproof jackets before the miners climbed onto an aging white bus that crept roughly two miles up the mountainside to the mouth of the mine.
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The rise was due to bulging welfare costs to support the aging population, spending to service debt, and rising military outlays in response to China's growing military presence and North Korea's missile program.
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He went from twink to hunk, with savvy, winking gay-baiting Instagram shots and underwear layouts (and bold fashion choices that made his bulging arms as iconic as his brother's flattened hair once was).
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Gronk's spending part of his Wednesday showing off his rock-hard abs, toned legs and bulging arms down in Miami, and the retired New England Patriots superstar looks like he's still in game shape.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Unless you are heartless ghoul, the unabashedly ribald energy rippling throughout Kathy Butterly's crumpled, bulging, oddly twisted, and pouting ceramic vessels should bring a smile to your face.
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During my time testing the Heritage Satchel, I was easily able to fit my 15-inch MacBook Pro, a couple of books and a DSLR in the bag without it bulging at the seams.
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Observers from investment bankers to management consultants say Africa will reap a "demographic dividend" in the future as its bulging youth population drives innovation and consumer markets, as happened in Asia in decades past.
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The first is the spread of the internet and social media; the second, a bulging youth demographic with no memory of the genocide and civil war that convulsed Cambodia for more than two decades.
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Japan needs revenues to pay for bulging welfare costs to support a fast-ageing population and curb the industrial world's heaviest public debt burden, which is twice the size of its $5 trillion economy.
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Titled Law of the Journey, and sitting inside the large Turbine Hall on the island, the work resembles a colossal black rubber life raft, bulging with hundreds of anonymous human figures wearing life jackets.
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The women quickly point out the chiseled jawlines and bulging biceps in photos of Hugh Jackman and Channing Tatum, but when it comes to photos of Vulcano and Quinn, they're a little less complimentary.
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Farther down a gently curving street lined with design shops and galleries sits Piranske Soline, a shop selling canvas bags bulging with prized Slovenian salt, a "national treasure" from the Secovlje Salina Nature Park.
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Because after 100 or so failed pitches bulging out of a Rejections folder, I scored my first official paid assignment in an L.A.-based pop culture magazine called Detour (may it rest in peace).
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The woman's slight human figure should appear frail next to the mass of stomping hooves and bulging muscles, but close observation reveals her body to be a key support structure keeping the horse upright.
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Cross-referencing with files seized from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, consultations with international counternarcotics agencies and extensive field research in Venezuela ensured the dossiers on these individuals were soon bulging.
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The leaves of "Winter," for instance, which represent the hair of a man with a face like a tree trunk, cascade from his gnarled head in crisp, thin sheets that feature subtly bulging veins.
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Eight of Mr. Schwartz's buildings were on the city's watch list last year, racking up more than 500 violations for problems such as water leaks, bulging walls and inadequate light and ventilation, officials said.
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He got plenty of inspiration from Poulter, the 42-year-old Englishman who has routinely risen to the occasion at the Ryder Cup, eyes bulging and fists clenching as he drained putts under pressure.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India needs a housing law that is rooted in human rights as bulging cities and rising inequality make housing unaffordable for ever more people, according to a United Nations official.
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Six feet three inches tall and fit in his prime, John Tunney was often described as handsome (although his bulging eyes and prominent teeth had saddled him with the nickname "Horse" in prep school).
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Well hung, slung from the fork of the muscular legs, The firm vase of his sperm, like a bulging pear, Cradling its handsome glands, two herculean eggs, Swung as he came towards me, shameless, bare.
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The MOF panel stopped short of setting a numerical target for the annual increase in social security spending, raising doubts about the government's resolve to rein in bulging welfare costs associated with an aging population.
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In time, I reached my fitness goals, my quads were bulging above my knees, my teacher discovered Diplo (no shade), and I wanted to start drinking beer again—so I decided to take a break.
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SAN MIGUEL DE TUCUMÁN, Argentina — Lucía sat up in her hospital bed as the priest made the sign of the cross on her forehead, the 103-year-old's bulging belly visible underneath her pajama shirt.
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But you're not going to get the blood vessels bulging, or the eyes filling it with tears, and you're not going to get the sense of panic that happens when your air is cut off.
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Safety concerns, trade wars and growing security tensions in the Gulf are dampening spirits at the world's largest planemakers as they arrive at this week's Paris Airshow with little to celebrate despite bulging order books.
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For months we have watched a livestream of a bulging April the giraffe pacing around her pen at Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York, waiting — less and less patiently — for her to give birth.
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But, you would have a tough time justifying cutting either guy from a bulging UFC roster with their respective popularities and the quality of opponent both Sanchez and Miller have faced throughout their UFC tenures.
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Talk of Ventimiglia's super strength started when the host pulled out a photo of him in PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive issue, in which he chows down on Chinese food and "accidentally" flaunts his bulging bicep.
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But the generals are now taking the lead in many of these parts of the world -- their pockets bulging with the amped-up $54 billion in new appropriations the President wants to ladle onto them.
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He had a vein bulging out of his biceps, an eight-pack, and an unmistakable ferocity when it came to unleashing combinations of punches at a heavy bag that was almost bursting at its seams.
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While many companies have shrewdly taken advantage of rock-bottom interest rates over the last decade, bulging debt in industries like retail, energy and telecommunications is a burden that investors may need to worry about.
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If the M3 used to be the buttoned-up businessman with an inner demon, the current model is a bulging-eye madman who kicked over his boss' desk and hasn't shown up to work since.
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At the AFI Awards in January, Mr. Spielberg took the actor aside to let him know that "Tom and I are so proud of you," Mr. Malek recalled, incredulous, his eyes bulging at the memory.
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With a shrinking pool of youth entering the work force, many fear that industrial economies like Japan's could teeter, with acute worker shortages and less tax income for social payments to the bulging elderly population.
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With red-state Democratic Senate candidates dropping in the polls, a growing chorus of party officials is suggesting that Mr. O'Rourke share his bulging war chest with other candidates and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
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Samsa — meat pies in bulging triangles of puff pastry and smaller rounds with a softer wrap of dough — arrive with the meat (lamb and beef, minced fine) still succulent, their fats half-liquid and running.
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The shape of the land resembles a sea bird diving underwater for prey, with odd bays chewing into the coastlines and, farther out, a sprawl of bulging and wispy islands that used to be hills.
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The dog, this cherry-red hairless freak with the armored skull and bulging musculature of a pit bull, showed no sign of giving in: it had got my arm and it meant to keep it.
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For makdous, baby eggplants are poached, salted and left to sweat out their bitterness, then stuffed to bulging with red bell pepper, garlic and walnuts, and submerged in olive oil for at least two weeks.
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Over the weekend, a 13-foot bronze sculpture of Palmer at the end of his swing, replete with the bulging forearms he was known for in his heyday, was unveiled near the first tee box.
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Batman and Superman, on the other hand, are ideally matched: numbly heroic, bulging in all the right places, and bent on busting crime in the permanent hope that nobody will notice how dull they are.
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It was there on August of 2017 we saw Klansmen and white supremacists and neo-Nazis come out in the open, their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism.
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The overdue giraffe at Harpursville, New York's Animal Adventure Park has been the star of a livestream since early February, with hundreds of thousands of viewers watching her stand in her pen with her bulging belly.
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Because the low birthrate means each generation is smaller than the last, it has flipped on its head, with a bulging cohort of older Japanese at the top supported by a narrow base of young people.
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While schools in much of the state are short of students and are consolidating, and towns are aging as young people move away, Storm Lake has a housing shortage and the schools are bulging with children.
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We're not sure if it's the way the sun so perfectly hits the 32-year-old's arm, highlighting his muscles in all the right places, but we're not the only ones drawn to his bulging biceps.
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And for one who had bench-pressed 565 pounds as an amateur, he was relatively small: under 6 feet tall and a trim 260 or 19773 pounds, with bulging pectorals and biceps and a big head.
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With supplies bulging in key exporting countries, benchmark soy prices traded in Chicago averaged $9.75 a bushel in 2017 ($358 a tonne), compared to the $12 a bushel ($441 a tonne) average from 2010 to 2016.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan has dropped proposals on price cuts for prescription drugs aimed at boosting the use of generic drugs, underscoring the government's struggle to rein in bulging social security costs for a rapidly ageing nation.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brazil is muscling in on the peak season for U.S. soybean sales to China, the world's biggest buyer, as major producers vie to slim down bulging stockpiles after four years of record global output.
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Petrounias, showing off his bulging biceps and the Olympic rings tattooed on his upper back, delivered a routine that combined moments of perfect stillness with a rapid series of somersaults, his body unfurling like a ribbon.
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A Spy magazine story in 1995 made that theft succinct: a cover image of a grinning Hillary, her skirt billowing up as in the old Marilyn Monroe photo, to reveal male briefs bulging with a penis.
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Spend time on the sidelines of any marathon, and you may spot a perplexing phenomenon: Some otherwise svelte runners—people with toothpick arms and legs—may have oddly protuberant bellies bulging from beneath their race bibs.
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) earlier this year suggested Japan's sales tax needed to rise to as much as 26% to pay for bulging social security costs to support the fast-greying population.
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I watched Bourdain, with his limbs tangled around the body of a Vietnamese blue belt who was roughly half his age, his toes splayed, his eyes bulging, his fingers grasping for purchase on the guy's lapel.
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"Sh*t, a new shiny thing is coming!" we'd think to ourselves, eyes-bulging, mouth agape, looking and looking and looking at the one blurry image of what could be the next big thing in tech.
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He had spent the morning with Mr. DeMarco in FabScrap, a concrete loft in the erstwhile Army Terminal complex in Sunset Park filled with trash bags and storage boxes bulging at the seams with fabric waste.
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For example, when you compare people with the same MRI results showing the same back injury — bulging discs, say, or facet joint arthritis — some may experience terrible chronic pain while others report no pain at all.
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Oil prices were driven 2 percent higher by an ongoing rally in the U.S. stock market on Thursday, although gains were capped by plentiful supplies and bulging inventories in spite of efforts by producers to cut output.
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The searing image of the emaciated flesh-footed shearwater with its stomach bulging with plastic, 175 pieces to be exact, screams out that the animal kingdom's number one filthiest animal is the biggest polluter on the planet.
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This figural form – made of scraped and scribbled white paint on a dark ground — is topped by a slightly bulging rectangle made of a patchwork of different colors (orange, yellow, green, blue, red, pink, brown, and violet).
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Two people reduced to mere bulging silhouettes on a fabric surface perhaps says more about the erasure of individual identity behind the iron curtain (with the material itself providing a gendered lens) than any pamphlet possibly could.
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OKLAHOMA CITY (Reuters) - Oklahoma's legislature has passed a bill aimed at reducing the state's bulging population of feral hogs, blamed for spreading disease and wiping out crops, that would let people kill them without a hunting license.
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Although new orders have dwindled following a seven-year boom, executives at the Singapore Airshow suggested Airbus and Boeing have enough business in their bulging order books to speed up their already-record production of narrowbody jets.
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But often, the panels with the most emotional impact are the big splash pages — where one major image dominates the proceedings — or the ultra-tight crops that focus on a character's eyes, or weapon, or bulging muscles.
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Browser bookmarks are almost too useful—so much so that many of us find our bookmark folders bulging with the weight of dozens or even hundreds of starred URLs that aren't in any particular kind of order.
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I still remember now, the tender underscore of his slow ballads fusing with this decrepit imagery of melting Mars Bars, shit stained toilets in run-down diners and the crazed, bulging, dying figure of the man himself.
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Pulling together the various strands of Chinese refinery and fuel markets shows that the country is currently producing an excess of diesel and with domestic inventories already bulging, exports become the best way of relieving the pressure.
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For example, one of the strongest photos in the exhibition depicts a football player gripping the ball, his trunk bent forward, biceps and tattoos bulging, helmet flying off, as he fights for inches with the opposing linebacker.
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A handful of brands might be a better fit for the tower's bulging bottom—Dolce & Gabbana and Brioni come to mind—but Gucci has a certain ring to it, the cha-ching ring of the cash register.
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General Motors has extended a shutdown at the Michigan factory that builds the new Chevrolet Bolt electric car as part of a broader effort to get control of bulging inventories of unsold vehicles in the United States.
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Paicho Journal PAICHO, Uganda — Just after dawn, Patrick Ogik placed a wooden yoke over the bulging necks of his two oxen and attached a metal plow behind them, the ropes, fraying from wear, tied to the animals.
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Lil Bub's unique appearance — bulging eyes, tiny arms and legs, and a tongue forever sticking out — were the result of several genetic deformities "which all add up to one of nature's happiest accidents," according to her website.
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Out came parts of old khaki uniforms, a helmet, a winter hat with earflaps, an army-issue snowsuit, a clear plastic bag bulging with machine gun clips, and a metal box packed with neat rows of ammunition.
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Baby-faced, his sweater bulging over what appeared to be a bulletproof vest, Mr. Lewis was led by detectives from the 107th Precinct station house to a waiting vehicle on Sunday as onlookers shouted questions and jeers.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Safety concerns, trade wars and growing security tensions in the Gulf are dampening spirits at the world's largest planemakers as they arrive at this week's Paris Airshow with little to celebrate despite bulging order books.
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In the time since, the photogenic troupe of teenage girls in head scarves and protective goggles has shuttled between their homes in Herat and competitions in North America, suitcases bulging with robotics contraptions, trophies and rice cookers.
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Case #1: JoshThe first case of the day takes us to Woodbine, Georgia, where we meet 36-year-old Josh, who has a bulging knot on the side of his head popping out just above his left eyebrow.
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Garmin vívomove HRThe company's new vívomove HR, however, looks like a traditional analog watch with a clean face, leather band options, and a svelte case that's not bulging with a weather station's worth of sensors awkwardly hidden inside.
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Anderson left his last start with a wrist injury after allowing five runs and five hits in one inning in his 403 debut after undergoing arthroscopic surgery in March to repair a bulging disk in his lower back.
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With their bulging muscles and Boston accents, the Wahlberg brothers have a reputation for being one of the toughest sibling acts around – but that didn t stop Donnie Wahlberg from tearing up when reminiscing about their humble beginnings.
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The 2016 budget features a bulging welfare outlay to cope with a fast-ageing population, with Abe taking advantage of higher tax revenue and low borrowing costs due to aggressive stimulus by the central bank, for boosting spending.
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"Since then the discovery of bulging disk in his back has meant an immediate end to future engagements that involve significant travel until physical therapy can hopefully reinstate him to a healthy state for travel," the promoter added.
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"Thank you for the miracle," said the Sports Hochi daily, which sported a closeup of Uchimura's bulging biceps as he screamed in triumph, along with a photograph of his wife, who said: "I was so relieved I wept".
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"There is a possibility of a small-scale eruption," the agency said in a statement, noting that a number of small earth movements were detected on Tuesday, along with a slight bulging of the ground in one area.
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YARI PLAINS, Colombia (Reuters) - Tatiana, her pregnant belly bulging beneath a T-shirt decorated with the FARC rebel group's logo, leans down to stroke her teenage son's hair, as if to reassure herself he is really beside her.
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These are knowingly naff, archly chintzy ornaments, that might not pertain to the kind of permanence and classicism that the Felt records are both soaked in and radiate, but are still worthy additions to Lawrence's bulging back catalog.
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With its stacked, wave-form sole bulging in every direction, its bloated and aggressively clunky silhouette, the Triple S is so ostentatiously unlovely it induced near fatal apoplexy in the American designer Ralph Rucci, that champion of elegance.
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LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The United Kingdom leaves the European Union at 2300 GMT on Friday but Prime Minister Boris Johnson has a bulging to do list for what he has cast a "new dawn" for the country.
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So Venezuelan arepas, airy corn cakes barely a finger's width thick, may share the table with Paraguayan chipas — dense, bulging curls of cassava flour and cornmeal fattened by cheese, eggs, milk and butter and looking like lopsided bagels.
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The same features that have made them Instagram stars and one of the most popular dog breeds—their mushy cubed heads, bulging big eyes, and never-ending folds—also underlie the multitude of health problems from which they suffer.
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LONDON, June 16 (Reuters) - Safety concerns, trade wars and growing security tensions in the Gulf are dampening spirits at the world's largest planemakers as they arrive at this week's Paris Airshow with little to celebrate despite bulging order books.
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"Even with tentative signs that bulging inventories are starting to decline, our supply-demand outlook suggests that the market — if left to its own devices — may remain in oversupply through the first half of next year," the IEA said.
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The popular conception of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) still exists from a famous scene in the 1974 movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest—Jack Nicholson with the bulging eyes and convulsions and coming out of it like a vegetable.
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New Orleans Saints running back Daniel Lasco reportedly suffered a bulging disc in his spine during Sunday's 47-10 win over the Buffalo Bills that required him to be taken off the field by ambulance in the second quarter.
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An increase in the tax, while crucial for paring Japan's bulging debt pile, risks imperiling a recovery that already appears to be stuttering amid tottering exports and the steepest decline in industrial output in half a decade, observers say.
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IN THE early hours of June 14th a suspicious neighbour spotted a man armed with an automatic rifle throwing bulging black bin liners over a convent wall in General Rodríguez, a suburb on the western fringes of Buenos Aires.
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I opened our phone conversation with a disclaimer: I was contacting him about the "mpreg" incarnation—a fan-made portrait of Clippy depicting the paperclip as a male with a bulging pregnant belly—and his priceless reaction on Twitter.
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But even without comment from a Star Wars propmaster, it's clear this lightsaber is coming from the same headspace the bulging breakable flip phone, long-in-gestation flip tablet, and probably-never-gonna-happen dual-screen laptop come from.
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Verdict: It was nice being able to stay in touch with people at the gym without a phone bulging in my pocket, but I'd be happy unplugging for a while and tracking my workout with a noncellular Apple Watch.
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Entering the film too late is Samuel L. Jackson's Mr. Barron, a shapeshifting villain with bulging white eyes and pointy teeth that make him look like Beetlejuice when Burton's earlier creation took the form of a snake-like staircase.
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The entries include a nightmarish close-up of a tapeworm with a toothy frown; a freaky shot of a daddy longleg's bulging, lidless eye; and a view of two gangrene-hued weevils getting it on—a bit more ew than boo.
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Comprised of collaged paper, trash, metal grommets, and orange roofing tile, the piece is shellacked together into a bulging, seething mass that impinges upon your personal space — that precious American concept — and forces you closer to your neighbors than is customary.
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The proposed cap is the cornerstone of Temer's strategy to plug a bulging deficit inherited from the Workers Party government of suspended President Dilma Rousseff, yet its impact on fiscal accounts will be delayed until it wins Senate approval next year.
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Unless you share an enthusiasm for either the great royal albatross or gold mining history, it's unlikely that you've ever heard of his hometown, Dunedin, a university town of 127,226 that occupies the bulging southern tip of New Zealand's South Island.
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Illma Gore's depiction of Mr Trump as a naked man with a bulging stomach and diminutive penis—which is on sale for $1.4m—was created to prompt viewers to think about social constructions and why a large penis signals power.
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The Republican-controlled state legislature earlier this year passed a series of Fallin-backed reforms to its bulging prison system aimed at reducing costs but balked at her proposal to approve a new tobacco tax and other revenue-raising proposals.
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They simply hang on the wall, sit on the floor, lean against a column, or lie heaped in a corner, their expansive, spongy forms taking over the room, as if bulging with the good luck that superstition ascribes to the amulets.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Global planemakers could reap 1003 orders and commitments at next week's Farnborough Airshow, down only slightly from last year's comparable event, as strong oil prices prompt airlines to add to their bulging order books, aviation consultancy IBA Group said.
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Oil prices have slipped below $50 a barrel despite a pledge by the world's largest exporters to extend an existing cut in production of 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) into next year in an effort to reduce bulging global inventories.
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There are, however, a group of selectors with a different story to tell: they're not experts on Romanian minimal, they're not deftly and seamlessly mixing track after track to wild adulation and walking off with a bulging sack of gold bullions.
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Warehouses should be bulging with tens of millions of tonnes of rice, if harvest data is to be believed, but every January officials reset the numbers to zero and the stock just evaporates from the books, the senior official said.
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The PBS documentary series "POV" begins a new season on Monday with a quiet look at a subject few people in a country with a bulging prison population want to think about: how best to reintroduce former inmates into society.
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That brings us to the eerily parallel character development that occur in GOT season 1 and The Bad Batch: both Khal Drogo and Miami Man are gradually revealed to have soft spots under all the bulging muscle and stoic silence.
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We all hate it — and some people go to immense lengths…Read more ReadIndicators on the PIPP profile include gestational age, changes to behavioral state, heart rate, oxygen saturation, and physical indicators such as nostril flaring, bulging brows, and eye squeezing.
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The impact on Europe's top firms could be profound — with slowing economic growth and some countries like Italy struggling with bulging budget deficits, the region may not be as resilient to a prolonged dispute as China has so far proven.
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Does the imprimatur of the establishment and a towering stack of endorsements and a bulging retinue of pop stars and Hollywood actors make any difference when there's a fury out there that you haven't fully and earnestly tried to understand?
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For the bulging-veined anti-RSD brigade, the fear is that the democratization of a medium leads to it being possessed by the great unwashed, who presumably won't give a flying fuck about the supposed importance the music they like.
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The slumping consumption comes as the surging imports of 173 and earlier this year have left China's copper stockpiles bulging and even the usual seasonal uptick in copper demand in the second quarter is not likely to help the country's smelters.
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Mozart in the Jungle's version of the Big Apple is essentially the one depicted in the song "New York, New York," bulging with possibility and waiting with open arms to take in every wannabe artist who happens to wander by.
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It spawned an ovular, turquoise creature with the word "LOW" written on its back, and a red "carpet monster" with a long, pink tongue and bulging eyes sticking out from under its fringe; both can be found lurking in Slapstick.
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At 7-8 Nadal won a brutal 21-stroke rally with a smash, raising his arms aloft as the crowd roared, then saved a match point with a backhand dropshot that had an eye-bulging Djokovic sprawling across the turf.
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One of the players who made it fun for Bjorn on Friday afternoon was Ian Poulter, the prickly English competitor who has routinely risen to the occasion at the Ryder Cup, eyes bulging and fists clenching as he embraced the pressure.
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Weiner's behavior in all its lurid detail — including his online alias "Carlos Danger" and a selfie of his bulging underwear — turned him and his last name into an irresistible punchline for late-night comics and mortified his wife again and again.
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A sign of the times, if more were needed: No classical musician rated much notice in the bulging year-end lists of notables who died in 363, not even Pierre Boulez, perhaps the best-known composer and conductor of recent decades.
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"So if you've ever seen someone who has bulging eyes, that bulge may be linked to Graves' disease, which is related to thyroid disorder," Bazan said, naming former first lady Barbara Bush as an example of someone with this condition.
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What they do notice is the endless parade of perfect male imagery in front of them, across screens and billboards and magazine pages, too: broad shoulders beneath chiseled jawlines; six-pack abs above bulging genitals hiding beneath tight shorts or underpants.
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Still, it is unclear whether Temer can win approval this year for his plan to overhaul the costly pension system, the key measure to reduce a bulging budget deficit that cost Brazil its investment grade credit rating two years ago.
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The 31-year-old put two years of turmoil behind him to beat a battle-weary Anderson 236-229 26-28 24-25(63) on a sweltering Center Court and add a 26th Grand Slam trophy to his bulging cabinet.
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The paintings aren't in the museum, but the manager, a sweet woman who spoke no English, sent me off with a postcard of a man and woman in a tight embrace, muscles bulging, fighting in front of a rapt audience.
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The problem with this style is that it suits old people—which is what many of them are—even less than blue suits suit young people: the T-shirts strain to contain bulging bellies; the jeans are too tight; the trainers look smelly.
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Though talk of screaming hangovers and bulging stomachs has often been dismissed by those who played that day, there was, for some teams more than others, a seeming unwillingness to be slogging it out in the churning mud and the bitter cold.
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It asks us to laud the trainers of people like Ryan Reynolds and Jessica Biel, who both bulked up for superhero movie roles, because their thin bodies and bulging muscles must mean they've put in a lot of hours with their personal trainers.
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Melissa first noticed the now-massive bulging bump back in 2015, when it was only an inch and a half and easy to cover up, but it grew to the size of a grapefruit within a year, and has since tripled in size.
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Pinterest, Facebook, and Instagram arose and became flooded with images of picture-perfect birthday parties, children sporting intricate braids that looked more like macramé than hairstyles, and chubby toddlers with bulky cloth diapers bulging out the top of their organic cotton leggings.
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Setting aside that the first four words of Petri's Wikipedia entry are "is an American humorist," the second paragraph of her article reads: This budget will make America a lean, mean fighting machine with bulging, rippling muscles and not an ounce of fat.
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"We saw Klansmen and white supremacists and neo-Nazis come out in the open, their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism, chanting the same anti-Semitic bile heard across Europe in the 30s," Biden said.
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It's a yarn I'm so tired of winding round and round, and my metaphorical swift is bulging with enough to make onesies for a thousand lumberjacks, but despite everyone inherently knowing the oft-repeated woes of the modern bourgeois feminist, it bears repeating.
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A primary budget surplus was originally targeted for 2020, but it has repeatedly been pushed back due to a bulging cost of welfare to support the aging population and fiscal stimulus to pull Japan out of two decades of deflation and stagnation.
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"I'm so distracted right now," Ariana Grande's brother says in an exclusive sneak peek at The Price Is Right's upcoming primetime special as fellow former Big Brother contestant Jessie Godderz and Price Is Right model James O'Halloran show off their bulging biceps.
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Related columns: - Fed will try to create firebreak to contain downturn (Reuters, July 19) - Bulging oil stocks put spotlight on slack oil consumption (Reuters, July 18) - Oil and equities prepare to party like it's 1999 (Reuters, March 19) (Editing by Dale Hudson)
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But the fact remains that a few hundred employees at 41 detention centers are left to cope with bulging numbers of asylum requests and procedures, and a constrained national healthcare system with the increasing medical needs of people escaping war and poverty.
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A tanned Theroux, who showed off his bulging biceps in a black Eazy-E tank top and skinny jeans, and the New Jersey-native, who wore an unbuttoned white blouse tied at the waste, chatted happily together as they walked after grabbing coffee.
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The Republican-controlled state legislature earlier this year passed a series of reforms backed by Governor Mary Fallin to Oklahoma's bulging prison system aimed at reducing costs, but balked at her proposal to approve a new tobacco tax and other revenue-raising proposals.
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Related columns: - Fed will try to create firebreak to contain downturn (Reuters, July 19) - Bulging oil stocks put spotlight on slack oil consumption (Reuters, July 18) - Oil and equities prepare to party like its 1999 (Reuters, March 19) (Editing by Dale Hudson)
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Although adherents, often with cigarette and beer in hand, attest to the Beijing Bikini's cooling health benefits, they face mounting hostility from educated upstarts or busybody bureaucrats who find the summer parade of bulging tummies uncouth and unbecoming of a great nation.
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For a series called "The Strangest Fruit," evoking the history of lynchings of Mexicans in the Southwest, he had subjects pose while suspended, briefly, by the neck — there was no other way to achieve the bulging distortions to eyes, neck and limbs.
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So in 2007, when it happened to Amy Gezon, a Salt Lake City mom of three, in the form of her bladder and rectum bulging into her vagina, her OB/GYN recommended that she have a mesh—manufactured by Boston Scientific—implanted.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A rush to sell global bonds in the past week has now rippled into the world of exchange-traded funds with some of the most actively traded seeing the most bulging gaps relative to the value of underlying holdings in years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A rush to sell global bonds in the past week has now rippled into the world of exchange-traded funds with some of the most actively traded seeing the most bulging gaps relative to the value of underlying holdings in years.
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MUMBAI, India — India's leading ride-hailing service, Ola, said on Wednesday that it had raised $1.1 billion in new funding, giving it a bulging war chest to battle Uber in a country where only a tiny portion of the population owns cars.
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I had secured a 15-minute interview for an article I was writing, and I turned up on time and left two hours later, my head spinning with ideas he planted there and my pockets bulging with small cakes, chocolate bonbons and cookies.
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"The Saudi decision to take an ax to its Asian crude allocations shows it means business (and) gives credence to its pledge to do 'whatever it takes' to normalize bulging global oil inventories," PVM oil analyst, Stephen Brennock, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Bulging from the belly of the Joint Stars is a canoe-shaped, cloud-piercing radar that can see ground targets — and even some low-flying planes and helicopters — as far as 250 miles away on either side of the nearly windowless fuselage.
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You probably think that I write those 300 words and then look at my bulging bank account and laugh long and hard, sacking the office off at half one for a very long, very boozy lunch with a few of my showbiz pals.
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The actor's formidable 22017-year-old limbs—bulging with squiggly veins, and just itching to swing—get a fair amount of screen-time in Blade Runner: 20493, Villeneuve's sweeping, deeply affecting new sci-fi drama, and the sequel to Ridley Scott's future-redefining 22049 original.
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The video begins with Biden speaking straight to the camera about Charlottesville, Virginia, where white supremacists rallied two years ago — "their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism," Biden says as footage of the riots appears on screen.
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It's a lot more utilitarian than the Vivofit, but then, it is a lot more utilitarian, and it is at least comfortable and relatively discrete — slim enough to fit under the end of a jumper or suit jacket without bulging in an unsightly way.
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Nakai came very close to finishing the fight in the second round with a head and arm choke, but Smith kept herself in the fight by pushing off the cage to create some space between her neck and the bulging arms of her opponent.
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LONDON, July 15 (Reuters) - Falling interest rates have fuelled a fresh borrowing bonanza in the first quarter of 2019 with emerging market debt soaring to record highs and the global debt stock bulging by $3 trillion, an Institute of International Finance (IIF) report showed.
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I knew rheumatic heart disease was bad, but nothing had prepared me for the sight of so many young people so ill, many in their teens and 20s — some with stunted growth or abdomens bulging with fluid, some nearing the end of their lives.
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Then the stock market crashed and the Great Depression sank its talons into the economy, bringing bank panics and closings, unemployment of 45 percent in the city, winding food lines, bulging public-relief rolls, and wage cuts for those lucky enough to still be working.
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Deep questions like these proliferate around Mr. Little's brooding, politically charged work, even though the music itself rarely seems in doubt: It's forthright, visceral, bloody, with the intimacy and polish of a classical chamber ensemble but bulging with the loud, reverberant sweatiness of rock.
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A bulging lobe of sweetbreads, scored with a knife and seared in a pan, is wonderful with its surrounding sauce, but you will also want to get some of that lively union of cream, white wine, tomatoes and fresh, minty tarragon on its own.
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Y. ) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), the Democrats' protest at the foot of the Supreme Court was marred by a malfunctioning microphone, leaving a vast majority of the bulging crowd unable to hear a word of what the lawmakers were saying.
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There are nude sketches of Pokémon trainers, there are drawings of all sorts of Pokémon sporting throbbing human dicks and bulging breasts (known among the community as 'anthro'), there are illustrations of many other Pokémon with more natural, animalistic sexual features (known as 'feral').
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I've been using it for the past month and a half, and I have to say it's grown to become my new favorite wallet: fitting perhaps slightly less than my previous one, but doing it in finer style and without bulging out my jeans pocket as much.
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Out on the streets, the summit attracted a grab-bag of protesters, with abortion-rights activists wearing artificially bulging bellies and Trump masks, anti-fascist protesters bearing signs with expletive-laden insults, and free traders, anti-war Ukrainians and gay rights supporters making their voices heard.
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TOKYO/DETROIT (Reuters) - When Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe meets on Friday with U.S. President Donald Trump, Japan's bulging automotive trade surplus will be a sore spot, but the path to balancing auto exports and imports will be no easier than it was in the 256s.
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Though only a small margin, that's a marked change from the past year during which the index has lagged the U.S. market by 9%, as investors have worried about Italy's bulging budget deficit, slowing economic and corporate growth and Britain's chaotic exit from the European Union.
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Krasinski, who'd spent four months packing on pounds of muscle for the part, appeared in a gray T-shirt, his bulging biceps folded across his chest in a manner reminiscent of a PE teacher watching his class half-ass its way through a lap around the track.
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In spirit, however, the playful mien remained, as his sculptures morphed into plush humanoid forms — the bright, protuberant beings, exploding with strange shapes (bulging eyes, disoriented tongues), might've kept his aforementioned lamps in their own homes, had they been brought to life and given the choice.
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I know that's weird to you, but everyone in this movie already looks like an inhuman special effect to me, between Momoa and Cavill's immense bulging muscles and negative-12 percent body fat, and Miller and Gadot's glass-cut cheekbones, and Cyborg being 90 percent costume.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan must not delay a sales tax hike scheduled for October 2019 as the revenue is needed to cover bulging social security costs and achieve the target of balancing the budget in four years, an advisory panel to Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Thursday.
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In the 1960s the D'Arcy family made regular sorties to the north to buy cheap clothes; on the way home the children would layer on their purchases and sit bulging in the back seats as grinning Irish customs officials pretended to check the car for contraband.
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So any news about millionaires being encouraged to pump more money into Uber's already bulging coffers is sure to reinforce perceptions that the company is out of touch — perceptions that founder and CEO Travis Kalanick said he specifically trying to reverse through the company's recent rebranding.
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He and the director don't agree, so rather than trying to, I don't know, do a job that he was hired to do without being a child, he storms off set and back into his sex lair/apartment, all bulging veins and raging Adam Driver yelling.
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I stood behind her in line at the fishmonger's counter, my own cart bulging with Cheerios, two gallons of milk, laundry soap, instant mac and cheese, chicken breasts, cold cuts, bread, mayonnaise, apples, bananas, green beans, all the flabby embarrassments of motherhood that no longer embarrass me.
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Likewise, this is not to claim that Hogan somehow ruined our childhoods – there are many of us who have fond memories of his bulging machismo and mad antics, even if we now recognise how amazing it is that we were guilelessly watching them in the first place.
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"It is often the simplest things that are the hardest to properly cook," he says in between the bites of his bulging taco, like it's no big deal that he is single-handedly breaking the mold of crappy carne asada—one juicy taco at a time.
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Green skittered inside, his red braid dangling out of a "Prurience"-branded baseball cap, a bulging Ikea bag hefted over his shoulder, audience members were encouraged to take seats, write expectations for the evening on scraps of paper and mix unawares with the actors in the crowd.
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Four paintings here feature his trademark stripes, in blue or silver or red or black, spanning the unstretched canvas and bulging out from the wall; you can see the creases where he folded the canvas and the punctures where staples held it to his studio wall.
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WASHINGTON — Jared Kushner, the presidential adviser who oversees a bulging policy portfolio but operates mainly behind the scenes in his father-in-law's White House, is stepping out this week, meeting with technology executives on Monday and making a foray into Middle East diplomacy days later.
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It was a strikingly different vibe from that of another epic final: Djokovic's 2012 Australian Open victory over Nadal, which was full of fiery fist pumps, bulging eyes and grinding rallies that, after nearly six hours, left neither man able to stand at the awards ceremony.
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But the bold-face news in Politico's story, which had even jaundiced eyes bulging on Thursday morning, is tucked a few paragraphs below the headline in its frank description of the process that consummated House Speaker Paul Ryan's courtship of Adelson and, to the point, the billionaire's checkbook.
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But demand for the porters took off in the 1980s, when Deng Xiaoping's market reforms gave urban Chinese residents more spending power and let farmers enter cities to find work, unleashing a wave of migrants desperate for jobs at a time when the working-age population was bulging.
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And it's true that Strange Fruit is a heady, sometimes noble effort, beautifully drawn and colored, with plenty of immersive cinematic moments ranging from the bulging levees in the constant downpour to the constantly laboring black residents in the background of many panels to the wide-ranging facial expressions.
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I can feel my most masculine in a colorful women's blouse, my biceps bulging through its sleeves, whereas the softness of a men's cashmere scarf, or the clacking sound of men's ornate black leather dress shoes (which sound like high heels) can conjure in me a more feminine sensibility.
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In recent months, the agency — which is primarily funded by fees paid by applicants, not by American taxpayers — has been reassigning adjudicators who handle green card and naturalization applications to process a bulging backlog of asylum claims filed by migrant families arriving at the southern border in record numbers.
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The white men who donned tattered clothing and blackened themselves with burned cork introduced working-class patrons who had never so much as met an African-American to the dimwitted stereotype whose bulging eyes, rubbery lips and mangled speech would become ubiquitous in newspapers, radio, television, movies and advertising.
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This can be amusing, as when a dinner shifts from a group scene to a bulging eye face-off, and there's something undeniably clever about a visual lineup that consists of a looming human skull that blocks a human head that in turn nearly blots out the sun.
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She determined to do so as a member of President Jimmy Carter's Commission on the Holocaust during a visit to the death camps, where she realized that the victims were portrayed only as bulging-eyed skeletons in ragged striped uniforms, not as the vital people they once were.
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The video "How to Slay a Demon" (from 2019, as are all works in the show) is the most explicit, with women's bodies dressed in silk, brocade or gold lamé being stripped by a series of beasts and monsters sporting claws, horns, tails, baring teeth and bulging eyes.
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To the northeast there is Dowth, the smallest, least well-known of the passage tombs and, from the road, the most private of the three sites — over the top of the hedgerow, I could see the passage mound bulging green and uneven, the absolute emblem of mysterious privacy.
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But that stuff was just a pretext for Mr. Owens to play with volumes, primarily in a series of draped and knotted down-filled garments extruded and bulging, torqued and billowing, battling or succumbing to gravity in ways that evoked Nancy Rubins sculptures, by way of Charles James.
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By contrast, Southern California — to which two fans, who promote the more widespread exhibition and publication of his art, invite him — is rendered as a kind of living Tom of Finland drawing, where bulging hot pants and ass-less leather chaps are standard features of every man's wardrobe.
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"A lot of them try to hide the rice," she told me—probably a consequence of the surroundings, because if you're not afraid the waiter might appear at any moment, obviously you feel reasonably safe making your move and leaving with your pockets bulging with eight nigiri stuffed in a napkin.
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Like a sexually confused teenage boy, Michael Bay's fondness for taut, bulging muscles topped by poreless skin is only matched in 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi by the uncertainty of whether he's flagrantly lusting for these sinewy lats and triceps or whether the feeling is something more aspirational.
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The dollar index is still down 1.5 percent this year, dogged by suspicions that the Trump administration prefers a weaker dollar to mend its bulging trade deficit, and worries its big tax cuts and spending plans may boost fiscal deficits to an extent that they undermine confidence in U.S. debt.
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It Looks Worse Than It Feels, So Don't Let People Work You Up Into A Panic Beforehand A quick Google search of the term "nose job" will return pictures of bulging black eyes and dried blood – a lot of it – but, honestly, the pain was no worse than a leg wax.
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Garmin's Todd Register, the creative lead and product manager of the new line, told Gizmodo the biggest challenge of designing and implementing the MARQ timepieces was simply fitting all of the additional functionality into a timepiece that, at least at a passing glance, doesn't look like a smartwatch bulging with features.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The two storms that battered southeast Texas and Florida in the past month have given U.S. automakers a reprieve from two problems that have cast a shadow over the price of their shares all year: bulging new-vehicle inventory and an oversupply of nearly new, off-lease vehicles.
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At a 30,000-foot level, Trump's speech at the White House amounted to an argument that the bill would unleash growth, prosperity and stock market bull runs that would usher in a new era of economic well-being and bulging 401(k)s and by implication dispose voters well toward Republicans.
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Even those who weren't caught off guard, because they read the comics or internet rumors, or were just ready to see him go after all the Dumpster chicanery last year, had to have been moved to revulsion, at least, by Glenn's bulging eyeball as he groaned his last words to Maggie.
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The 42-year-old Poulter, known simply as "Mr Ryder Cup" for his exploits in the event, produced another eye-bulging, fist-pumping singles display in Sunday's climax — taking out world number one Dustin Johnson to take his Ryder Cup singles record to five wins and a half from six appearances.
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Sometimes that art took the form of direct social engagement: Souza and the painter K. H. Ara brought rare psychological acuity to paintings of beggars, while Ram Kumar's "Unemployed Graduates" (1956) depicts four young men in Western suits too big for their famished bodies, their bulging oyster eyes pleading for recognition.
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As the two men lock arms — with the bruiser's bulging muscles and pasty white skin contrasting noticeably with the fake Cooper's ruddy hands and compact frame — Lynch keeps cutting to the reactions of the motley crew of spectators, who quickly realize that they've underestimated the strength of their supernaturally gifted guest.
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Viewers hoping for sex—something that appears to be vanishing from Hollywood productions, without any help from a censor, let alone public consultation—will have to settle for Joan stirring instant-milkshake powder into a glass of water, working up a fine foam, and taking a sip before Ray's bulging eyes.
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Stacked on top of Rahmat's kitchen cabinet in the town of Debark, 470 km (313 miles) north of Addis Ababa, are a dozen bulging folders detailing the lives of 150 neighbors: who has money troubles, who has HIV, who is caring for an orphan and who is hosting a stranger.
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She became known as the "Subway Soprano" on social media after the Los Angeles Police Department posted video an officer recorded of her performing Italian composer Giacomo Puccini's famous aria "O mio babbino caro" while holding bulging shopping bags with her left arm and a cart full of belongings with her right hand.
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Related columns: - Global oil consumption stagnates, leaving prices under pressure (Reuters, July 23) - Bulging fuel stocks put spotlight on slack oil consumption (Reuters, July 18) - U.S. diesel consumption hit by economic slowdown (Reuters, July 4) - Oil market will tighten sharply when U.S. refineries return from maintenance (Reuters, May 3) (Editing by Jan Harvey)
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"Retailers still want to protect their customers against potential price increases that would come with any additional tariffs, but with the latest proposed tariffs on hold for now and warehouses bulging, there's only so much they can do," said Jonathan Gold, the National Retail Federation's vice president for supply chain and customs policy.
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Here's a cheering thought for next time you find yourself carting five bulging Tesco bags and an unwieldy multi pack of toilet roll home on the bus; cursing yourself for being neither organised nor rich enough to have an Ocado account: the weekly rigmarole of going to the supermarket is good for your health.
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No one is more eloquent on what a C-section involves than surgeon and New Yorker staff writer Atul Gawande, who described the procedure in extraordinarily vivid detail in a 21 article about childbirth: You press a No. 33 blade down through the flesh, along a side-to-side line low on the bulging abdomen.
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The Mars is more of a home theater projector that you're also technically able to take with you if you want, whereas the Capsule is roughly the size of a can of Coke, and easy to stash in even smaller bags, or, if you're not worries bout some bulging, even in a jacket pocket.
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His tag is instantly recognizable by the swooping curve of his letter 'S,' which draws in the eye, while his throw-up is marked by the tension between the somewhat flattened 'S' and the bulging, elongated 'F' that is resolved by the tightly rendered 'K' and 'U,' creating balance, flow, and a distinctive sharpness.
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Although active droplets have a stable size, Zwicker found that they are unstable with respect to shape: When a surplus of B molecules enters a droplet on one part of its surface, causing it to bulge slightly in that direction, the extra surface area from the bulging further accelerates the droplet's growth as more molecules can diffuse inside.
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Among their smart displays are a photograph of the artist Marina Abramović, her face covered in honey and gold leaf to recreate a Joseph Beuys performance from the 1960s, next to a 16009nd or 2308st century B.C.E. Hellenistic head of a man, carved with parted lips and a bulging brow that suggests he was a powerful orator.
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The release of their bios each season now sends tabloids on a hunt for their shirtless pics, though some of the earlier seasons feature men with less bulging bodies, like weatherman Jonathan, who was self-conscious and faced comments about "chicken legs" when he had to wear a Speedo for a sexy calendar photo shoot on Season 6.
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Household debris climbed in uneven piles toward the ceiling and walls: bulging trash bags, dirty clothes, plastic bins spilling children's toys, scratched and battered saucepans, cereal boxes, aluminum-foil balls, baking trays, half-dismantled old televisions with shattered screens, plastic stereo equipment herniating skeins of wire, grilling utensils, and a dented hibachi bearing the logo of a hockey team.
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Related columns: - Global oil consumption stagnates, leaving prices under pressure (Reuters, July 83) [nL8N24O58M] - Bulging fuel stocks put spotlight on slack oil consumption (Reuters, July 18) [nL8N24J4UW] - U.S. diesel consumption hit by economic slowdown (Reuters, July 4) [nL8N2452GH] - Oil market will tighten sharply when U.S. refineries return from maintenance (Reuters, May 3) [nL8N2452GH] Editing by Jan Harvey
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In the court of public opinion, things finally went too far at the pair's most recent run-in at the Harper's Bazaar Icons Party during NYFW — where Cardi B threw a shoe at Nicki's camp and left with a bulging lump on her forehead from either a security guard or Nicki's friend Rah Ali, depending on who you ask.
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Going all the way to a young Arnold Schwarzenegger wearing a revealing red suit and flexing his bulging muscles in the '70s to Prince William's famous swim team suit, take a look back at some of the most memorable male Speedo moments (both on-screen and in real life!) that still have us doing double takes today.
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Miuccia Prada, too, seemed to take up travel as a thematic for a show that cast models as vagabonds, dressing them for the road in skinny cycling pants or chunky sweaters or nylon blousons, burdening their scrawny frames with bulging rucksacks (Prada's first commercial success, in 1984, was a nylon backpack) from which brogues were hung hobo-style.
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In either case—and for the neck—the red flags are pain shooting into the fingers from the neck or pain shooting into the toes from the lower back because that's more likely to be nerve pain due to something like a bulging disc, says Jordan Metzl, a sports medicine physician at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
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At Bracey, mostly black and Latinx families filed in through the ground floor hallway to a room lined with a long table covered with plastic bags bulging with canned goods and nonperishables — meals distributed to residents who are lower income, including to replace the free and discounted breakfasts and lunches some students get daily at school.
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Mr. Fleming turned out a torrent of books, nearly 50 in all, largely from his home office in Manhattan, with its bulging file cabinets and favorite quotations mounted on the walls, among them Jacob Astley's prayer before the Battle of Edgehill in 1642 during the First English Civil War: "Lord I shall be verie busie this day," it said.
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This is not really a brag, because every time I think about what I must have looked like — in my giant coat, balancing a heavy backpack bulging with books and an overstuffed duffel with sports gear for volleyball practice, slide-walking across the parking lot in Chinese Laundry pumps, like a California raisin in drag — I want to crawl into a hole.
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So in clinical practice guidelines that were revised in 2004 and then again most recently in 2013, the American Academy of Pediatrics has pushed hard to tighten the diagnostic criteria for otitis media to cases where the eardrum is clearly bulging, and to suggest that older children without bad ear pain or high fevers do not have to be treated immediately with antibiotics.
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Click here to view original GIFAvailable starting August 1 for $100, Lego's new Volkswagen Beetle isn't as large or complex as its Porsche 911 GT3 RS. But the company's designers have worked hard to perfectly recreate the curves and contours of the car that help defined the '60s, even introducing new pieces to help replicate the Beetle's iconic bulging fenders.
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" Then Biden turned to the event that has become synonymous with Charlottesville when he explained, "It was there on August of 2017 we saw Klansmen and white supremacists and neo-Nazis come out in the open, their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging and bearing the fangs of racism -- chanting the same anti-Semitic bile heard across Europe in the '30s.
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Like any sequel, some serious ramping up was done—alone predatory enemy became thousands of them, as our platoon of heroes do battle with them on their planet—but that was the only concession to convention: Apart from the creature with the bulging, elongated head (there's that imagery again) and Sigourney Weaver's hero Ripley, Aliens was unrecognizable from its predecessor.
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A short walk from the top station brings you to an outdoor viewing area where you can take in a view that includes 29 peaks that top out at more than 4,000 meters (13,2603 feet), including the scalpel edge of the Weisshorn and the bulging dome of Monte Rosa, both of which surpass the Matterhorn in height, if not in fame.
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For his new show at Petzel, "Hell Has Everything," Seth Price put together a couple of overlarge photo light boxes, a bank of giant screens playing an exacting survey of a blotchy dead squid, and thirteen inkjet prints of complex, smoky formations enlivened with stickers, bulging puddles of clear acrylic polymer, images of anonymous men and boys, and clods of raw earth.
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