And like, come on guys, this is chum chum chum chum chum.
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It attacked our chum bag, tore the chum bag off the boat.
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If we were chum-chum, maybe the movie would have been 10 times worse.
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Smith is considered chum, if chum could sell play-action and hit the eight-yard slant.
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Kyle Gluhm from Realty ONE Group is listing the home, which includes the "Chum Chum" room ... stripper pole included.
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Besides weed ... cops also found signs of cocaine use in the "Chum Chum" room, which has a stripper pole.
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Just wrangled a shark with some chum, kept it in one place, and let it go at another batch of chum, maybe?
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Investigators also listed a "Chum Chum Room with Dance Pole," in which they said they found a clear baggie and a dollar bill -- both with white residue.
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It includes neon-pink chum chum (coconut-coated milk solids), and gulab jamun (syrup-soaked balls of deep-fried batter) filled with a silky mixture of cream and ground almonds.
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A miniature chum stands in the background of this portrait.
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Let us also not forget our old chum, The Clapper.
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"It's like throwing chum into the ocean," I told her.
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Chum leaves behind wife, Marilou, and sons, Charlie and Walden.
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Before that, he may go to McDonald's with Martey, another chum.
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To take his training partners and turn them into mental chum.
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By turning settlement payments into lobbyist chum, the DOJ disenfranchised victims.
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But if you [disagree with him in way], you are chum.
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I've seen chum treated with more delicacy by great white sharks.
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His name is Chum (Joe Ngo), and he is Neary's father.
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Mostly out of friendship for Crowley, a college chum, he did.
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But the rhythmic Bollywood music belting from the speakers, the aunties and uncles gossiping over chai and chum chum and the scent of simmering ghee could almost fool you into thinking that you're in New Delhi.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Chander was deeply concentrating on an enormous mixing bowl heated to exactly 450 degrees, making sure the milk and shredded coconut for the chum chum were being churned to the ideal softness.
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He is soon born to the Jia family as Baoyu (Vichet Chum).
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What you've done with Joe and his chum I think is terrific.
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LEVIN: Chum Lee, his best friend, almost like a son to you.
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It doesn't have to be a lifelong chum like depression or anxiety.
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I think you'd have to be a really close chum of his.
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KR: There's a lot of chum in the water, so to speak.
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"Lela is relentless," said Celerie Kemble, the decorator and Ms. Rose's longtime chum.
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It is hard to turn on a friend, particularly a show biz chum.
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Chum Bucket, evil Patrick, blurry Mr. Krabs, sleeping Squidward, and so many more.
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You'd chum the waters with it to get them to come to events.
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There are nibbles and, if there aren't, there's the chum that I'm throwing out.
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The one case filed abroad was brought in Moscow by a close Putin chum.
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It will be carved up and parceled out, used as chum for various playlists.
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But when Emmy disappears, Leah realizes how little she knows about her old chum.
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Els, one of the game's true gentlemen, refrained from throwing chum in the water.
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In the back, a flour and sugar blend gets squiggled from a pastry bag into hot oil and then dunked in syrup, forming sticky pieces of jalebi; balls of milk called chum chum bathe in a pool of sugar water until saccharine.
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A handful of sharks swarmed near the boat as Riggle shot chum into the water.
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Most of his political views seem to be cobbled together from hyperpartisan Facebook news chum.
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But Keenan, a school chum of Sinatra's daughter Nancy, thought he had the angles figured.
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A huge shark jumped up and devoured a fishing boat's chum near Summerland Key, Florida.
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So, if Trump taketh from his base on some issues, he giveth chum in others.
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Michelle Rodriguez: Her involvement with a show called "Ten Ton Chum" was announced at CES.
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There are five varieties of wild salmon in Alaska: king, coho, sockeye, pink and chum.
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As we approach this year's ceremony, we're sure to see the two chum it up again.
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Is Chum Lee, let me just be blunt, is he sharper than he appears to be?
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And they openly expressed frustration that Mr. Trump seemed unable to stop chasing chum that Mrs.
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In the 1965 scene, little happens except that a college chum reads Mary Page's tarot fortune.
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Midcentury pet names litter (and light up) the book: Peckle, Chum, Tish and Tosh, Winston Churchill.
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The news has induced the sort of feeding frenzy usually associated with shark chum and Apple products.
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Today she did the latter and posted a photo with her old Young Money chum, Drake, a.k.a.
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I find it hard to believe that Chum Hum is just now getting into the tablet business.
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"My closest chum in Washington is a political columnist and TV pundit," columnist Michael Kinsley once observed.
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Unexpectedly intruding upon this provocative tableau is Joanna, Claire's close chum and possibly her partner in crime.
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Heads went in one plastic-lined cardboard box; skeletons that could be used for chum in another.
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And I could go swimming … without leaving a trail of chum for the sharks … anytime I wanted.
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Scientists have observed die-offs of several varieties of Alaskan salmon, including sockeye, chum and pink salmon.
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They will turn out to be a pre-revolutionary Cambodian combo of which Chum was a member.
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I confess that what chefs call "large format dishes" often strike me as oversized, overpriced Instagram chum.
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In a small boat, one person stirred up chum in the water to lure in the shark.
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Nonetheless, DJ Khaled and his chum Arianna Huffington were able to instill a bit of positivity in us.
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And Facebook Watch itself launched as what might best be described as a chum box of moving images.
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Gadgets are their chum, sending them into a frenzy of pitching, buying, and partying for one long week.
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The week-long celebration of these intriguing animals will also feature shows like, Shark Trip: Eat. Prey. Chum.
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You gotta use chum to catch a shark (but also don't catch great white sharks, they're going extinct).
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Watching your extremities disappear like so many buckets of chum isn't so much a time for interspecies comradery.
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Rather, it reinforces the sense that Trump is someone who likes to chum around with tyrants and billionaires.
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Better to address the awkward moment than to think badly of your chum for an innocent mistake, right?
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It appeared at the bottom, in what is commonly known as the chum box, alongside ads for Ancestry.
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There, he was reacquainted with Steve Jackson, a cousin and boyhood chum as well as a fervent Zionist.
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"We actually had to chum the water to get sharks to come in the frame with me," she said.
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Chum Bucket took off in March and became a pretty simple meme for comparing two competing things — Apple vs.
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The results featured a now-typical lineup of chum for the far right: Islam, Antifa, Hillary Clinton, et al.
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But the President did get to chum around with his pals Patriots owner Robert Kraft and coach Bill Belichick.
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Pro sports contracts have long been in the general conversational chum that fans opine about between games or innings.
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Undoubtedly, the president is ready to chum the waters with another carefully manufactured outrage to distract the pundit class.
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The sight of her company's ad next to the "chum" content, as it has been called, startled Ms. Lemkau.
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Sorry to do this to you, old chum, but aren't you awe-struck by the beauty of my technique?
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When I worked for Obama, we referred to this merchandise as "chum," because it sent supporters into a frenzy.
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Going into the entertainment industry felt like diving into shark-infested waters with a chum bucket strapped to my back.
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She takes a job as a cocktail waitress at a bar owned by Oscar (Jason Sudeikis), an old school chum.
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Oftentimes when Trump says things that aren't true, he's bullshitting — throwing chum out into the mediasphere to see what happens.
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A case involving our favorite ridiculously named tech company, Chum Hum, causes her to butt heads with Diane and Cary.
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It was an unending stream of fear, outrage and escalating agitation, as if the speakers were tossing chum to sharks.
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He met with a Russian oligarch — who naturally was a chum of Vladimir Putin — in the Seychelles in January 2017.
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Normally, this kind of thing is chum in the water for Canadian media, who often keep track of their own.
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Think trial lawyer John Edwards, a chum of Baron & Budd founder Fred Budd, who was almost one heartbeat from the Presidency.
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Mr. Cholmondeley (pronounced CHUM-lee) was not prosecuted for the first shooting, and he was convicted of manslaughter for the second.
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Fred Savage ("The Grinder") plays Max, Ethan's puppyish college chum and literary agent, who steers him toward the young-adult genre.
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You hope it's a tuna boat tossing chum over the side, but assume it's the flagship of the Japanese Imperial Navy.
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The boxes are daisy-chained together in an increasingly cynical, gross funnel; quickly, the open ocean becomes a sewer of chum.
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If Ramos doesn't get his way, my suggestion is to just rename his chain Chum Bucket and see what the hell happens.
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We make sure we're positioned in exactly the same spot as yesterday when we sank our chum bait to lure the shark.
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The family told AL.com that Chum suffered an allergic reaction to the snake's venom that led to anaphylactic shock and cardiac arrest.
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DC, for example, or two members of One Direction — using the Krusty Krab (a good, delicious restaurant) and the Chum Bucket (trash).
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When shark scientists -- or those who study sharks -- want to bring the animal close to them, they throw chum into the water.
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But Giuliani is simply throwing this chum in the water, knowing the conspiracy-minded among Trump's base will seize on it. 32.
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She documented freeloading party officials, the government's ties with Azerbaijan, even an exotic zoo run by a chum of the prime minister.
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KAWS's market continues to be on the rise; selling for $5000,19683, "Untitled (Chum), Package Painting Series" (21968) almost tripled its high estimate.
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Chumbox is a sort of gross fishing reference, chum being the tiny fish that fishers use as bait to catch larger fish.
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While it is a myth that sharks can small a drop of blood from a mile away, large amounts of chum attract them.
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From 2008 to 2010, he served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Angkor Chum, Cambodia, where he also taught English to local residents.
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" (Alaskans call chum "dog" salmon and tend to favor red, silver and king salmon.) "You know how you know it's summer in Alaska?
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Mr. West lets down the veil a bit, giving chum to voyeurs while also taking them to task: Wanna know how I feel?
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Opening a new Krusty Krab in The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie (2004) The entire plot of the first Spongebob movie revolves around fast food, from the opening of a new Krusty Krab restaurant (directly adjacent to the first restaurant; when asked why, Mr. Krabs only says, "money") to the evil Plankton's attempt to steal the Krabby Patty Secret Formula to bring customers into his rival restaurant, The Chum Bucket, whose menu items include the Chum burger, Chum-on-a-stick, and "Chumbalaya," to SpongeBob's ultimately heroic rise and earning the title of becoming manager of the new franchise.
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The author has become a reluctant public figure as his high school chum Brett Kavanaugh faces an embattled nomination process for Supreme Court Justice.
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It's just been drowned out by louder voices, happy to throw misinformation chum into the waters of online media just to cause a frenzy.
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All of the wrapped presents were strewn across the highway and ground into holiday chum by 18-wheelers moving at 90 miles an hour.
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Actors usually befriend actors, artists befriend artists, and singers chum-up with singers, but sometimes celebrity friendships are a little bit off the wall.
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He didn't eat, probably because the sheep were charging around the feeder like sharks attacking chum, but wherever Lawrence went, Sherman was close behind.
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Slow video installations of chum slicks sliding along the hull, or of gulls shitting in the former cafeteria, had won eyetime and several important prizes.
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Based on the study results, four species of Pacific salmon are known to carry Japanese tapeworm infections: chum salmon, masu salmon, pink salmon and sockeye salmon.
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We're all on the internet right now, and blogging about hackers feels to me like diving into the water wearing a bathing suit made of chum.
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A former official alleges that Mr Abe helped a college chum secure the education ministry's approval for the new school—a claim the prime minister denies.
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Oliver "Chum" Baker, 52, died Monday, three days after the reptile bit him outside on a stone patio as he walked his dog, according to AL.com.
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" Moore, asked by Reuters in 2012 when she was given the SAG lifetime achievement award how she wanted to be remembered, said: "As a good chum.
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But there is also an often-overlooked spectrum of tech worker that exists between high-wage programmers at massive companies and gig workers used as chum.
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Even as she's become outrageously famous, and her private life has become public gossip chum, keeping the circle tight has been one of her essential gambits.
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We've seen all manner of ugliness thrive on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, whether it's coordinated harassment, impostor accounts, foreign political influence, or bizarre algorithmic chum.
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Sulikowski and members of the Maine-based Sulikowski Shark and Fish Research Lab were able to get a shark to follow their chum line to the bait.
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His recent moves are chum for both religious conservatives and voters who rated immigration as their most important issue in 20123, both of whom broke for Trump.
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"Bull" is prototypical network prime-time chum: Each self-contained episode revolves around a single legal case; the protagonist is an omniscient, infallible, borderline unethical white man.
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Cloaked in a camouflage of hard-smiling passive aggression, Chum has always been reticent with his family on the subject of his life before coming to America.
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Check out the device on Obama's right ankle -- it's called a Sharkbanz and it claims to repel Jaws from snacking on you like a piece of chum!
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He introduced his bill in the Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee, where an influential member was Delaware Senator Tom Carper - Bullock's old chum and former boss.
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That Swift and Hiddleston's effusive and seemingly too perfect photo ops are the irresistible chum, and fans and skeptics alike are the sharks gleefully scarfing it all down.
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His brother, Reb Baker, wrote on Facebook that Chum fell unconscious within two minutes of being bitten, prompting Reb to perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation before paramedics arrived.
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Chum was taken by ambulance to a local hospital, and was later airlifted to a hospital in the city of Huntsville, where he died never having regained consciousness.
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They, along with others confidantes such as longtime Kate pal Sophie Carter and William chum Charlie Savoury, enjoy long days of shooting pheasant followed by lazy dinner parties.
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Her "friends" turned out to be Long Island–based narcs who had been set on her by a high school chum who needed to bust someone to avoid prison.
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"The company measured the land and made a title certificate for me," said Chum Sy, 60, who grows rice and corn on seven hectares (17 acres) inside the concession.
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Even then, my college chum had already begun his inflation, through the ranks of the ordinary mortal assholes possessing a desk and a telephone, to assume his rightful place.
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That disgusting conceit provides a fitting central image for the movie, a cold-blooded noir in which the overarching question is which chumps will become chum, literal or metaphorical.
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In these scenes, Ngo's Chum sheds his middle-aged mantle of strained affability to become a raw, quivering soul whose raison d'être is to exist, no matter the cost.
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Rex Tillerson, until very recently the CEO of the world's largest private oil company and a close chum of Russian President Vladimir Putin, is now the US secretary of state.
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"Justified," meanwhile, starred Timothy Olyphant as a modern-day Deputy U.S. Marshal with a shoot-first attitude, and a boyhood chum (played by Walton Goggins) who had turned to crime.
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Days later an old Harvard chum phoned Weiss to report that a delegation of Russian computer scientists had just toured his super-computer manufacturing facility, Amdahl Corporation, in Sunnyvale, California.
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In 2015, the now-defunct website The Awl compiled what it called "A Complete Taxonomy of Internet Chum," describing the different types that readers may encounter in their online travels.
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Scroll through Big Hollywood, and you'll see story after story about celebrity activism and liberal advocacy—short reports of celebrity quotes clearly presented as chum for Breitbart's ravenous tank of commenters.
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I could easily imagine my evening turning into the prom scene from "Carrie," my high school chum unleashing huge bags of squid ink hidden inside the down parka over my head.
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Netflix wants to keep them and is willing to pay top dollar for the rights to stream them; production companies want them back to use as chum to entice future subscribers.
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The study was chum in the water for the science press, and one of the researchers, psychologist Amy Cuddy, went on to forge a pop-science career out of the paper.
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Maybe deploying a shotgun and grenades to save the White House from a shower of sharks — while simultaneously starring on "Shark Tank" — gave Cuban the scent of chum in the Potomac.
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SpongeBob's boss at the Krusty Krab, Mr. Krabs, is selfish and greedy; Plankton, the rival owner of competing fast-food establishment the Chum Bucket, is the frustrated intellectual version of Krabs.
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After Buzzfeed's Craig Silverman asked them about various fake news stories contained in their chum boxes, Revcontent grudgingly removed a few of them — but not before denouncing Buzzfeed itself as fake news.
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In 2012 he and Jordan Schwartz, a college chum, founded ReGrained to commercialise a recipe they developed to turn spent grain, collected free from local craft brewers in San Francisco, into energy bars.
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Small budgets and limited time mean that filmmakers use captive animals for hunts, chum waters to send sharks into feeding frenzies, and otherwise sensationalize footage, giving audiences a false impression of animal behavior.
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In the meantime, Hudson Executive – which was familiar with many of the potential bidders – sought to chum the waters on its own, trying to stir up interest from potential buyers, said the person.
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I decided that an old journalism chum, Gersh Kuntzman, author of a book on Chrismukkah, gets the "Seinfeld" script (even though I think I'll outlive him, because he eats too many hot dogs).
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He then goes in search of all the women he has slept with — one per episode, alphabetically — aided by his rather wanton friend, Luke (Daniel Ings), and their lovely chum Evie (Antonia Thomas).
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Always the outsider, Sonja evokes her smugly well-adjusted sister Kate, once a "barn-dance femme fatale" and now also a caring super-mum; Ellen, a massage-therapist; and a psychologist chum called Molly.
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A noticeably humbler Mr Abe was grilled this week in both houses of the Diet, Japan's parliament, over allegations—which he denies—that he abused his office to grant a favour to a chum.
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Now, none of this is anything you'll see In Real Life, where nobody sticks an out-of-ten rating on the side of a school chum, switching it up after sharing some steak skewers.
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It&aposs getting way ahead of anything, and yet they sort of threw that chum in the water come or at least responded to the bait from the press, and then Trump doubled down.
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To my relative delight, it was my chum, the Old Geezer, looking vivid and energized, as if he had already said "Happy New Year" at a few stops before finding me on the bench.
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You get to shake hands with that senator you barely recognize, chum it up with a star studded member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, or talk international affairs with an obscure foreign ambassador.
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Shoddy work on a section of the Trans Mountain pipeline in Chilliwack, British Columbia has "degraded" a local coho and chum salmon habitat, says a BC-based biologist with more than 30 years' experience.
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Efraim is wealthy for reasons that seem shady, but soon he convinces his old school chum to partner on a lucrative new venture: Bidding on U.S. military contracts to assist with the ongoing Iraq occupation.
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Mr. Trump has a long history of tossing names out as chum for public consumption, in part to throw people off the scent of what he is doing, and in part to test various options.
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Just the sight of two moms in the background of a scene in Toy Story 4 sent right-wing watchdog groups into a frenzy with complaints designed to throw red, raw chum out to Facebook.
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Phnom Penh advised ministers of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) against the use of words that "would escalate tension between China and the Philippines," Foreign Ministry spokesman Chum Sounry told reporters on Wednesday.
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The "Chum-Li" rapper arrived at the TommyXLewis Launch Party at Public Arts on Monday night with the Formula 1 racer — she in a low-cut black cocktail dress and he in a denim-heavy ensemble.
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This is a sentence that might have been written by Kingsley Amis, Michael Frayn or even P.G. Wodehouse — except, of course, for the actual content, which is as American as a bag of frozen snapper chum.
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Chinook salmon makes up the majority of the orcas' diet, but Barrett-Lennard says that chum salmon is a key food source in September and October and can make up for shortages in other salmon species.
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The few extra characters he adds to the lineup pass muster, from MacAuslon to an imperious bank manager; a beguiling, bright-eyed Scottish photographer; and an old Eton chum, Monty, who is besotted with Florence Craye.
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The former Atari game designer started Apple Computer with high school chum Steve Wozniak in his family's garage in 1976, funding it by the sale of his Volkswagen bus and Wozniak selling his beloved scientific calculator.
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Of course, it's hard to know what kind of "news" the survey respondents are referring to when they're assessing the many forms of political info constantly whooshing down the algorithmic chum tube into our waiting brains.
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Life is a cabaret, old chum, especially for Michelle Williams and Sam Rockwell, who've earned Globe nominations for their portrayals of legendary Broadway duo Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse in this eight-part BBC/FX series.
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Although Seagal appeared at a V Day parade and an Aikido seminar in Russia in May of that year, his public outings with his once constant chum Vladimir had all but dried up at that point.
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PERINO: But that&aposs actually, Jason, why I&aposve said that I think that he threw it out there as chum in the water, everybody rose to it, but it&aposs probably not going to go anywhere.
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See, Howell, LAL's technology director (the guy who helped Kalinda fake that metadata last year), got his hands on the prototype for Chum Hum's new tablet after his girlfriend found it at a tech conference after party.
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She had seen Ancient Aliens a few times, and even though it has been described as "some of the most noxious sludge in television's bottomless chum bucket," she tried to approach the event with an open mind.
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There are others that rely on some understanding of the show, like the meme that draws on the contrast between SpongeBob's place of employment, the Krusty Krab, and the inferior Chum Bucket, run by the villainous Plankton.
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This is the lesson I've taken from nearly ten years of studying these kinds of cases: the more chum is floating in the water, the warier the public should be of strangers taking stands on the internet.
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Getting 'chummy' with a great white A large great white gave a group of New Jersey fishermen the shark tale of a lifetime when it attempted to grab a bag of chum off the side of their boat.
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This makes intuitive sense, as the Conservative party is split over the EU. The "remain" camp, led by David Cameron, the prime minister, is being fought by Boris Johnson, his Oxford chum and the former Tory London mayor.
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It feeds off the same putrid traffic chum that gives us stories like this and this, and doesn't help the fact that climate change is among the most divisive topics that people should vote on, but likely won't.
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My favorite has to be my old chum Beric Dondarrion's death in Season 3, when the Hound kills him in the cave duel and I got to do a bit of mumbling and bring him back to life.
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During a candid scene featuring a visit from her close chum Lauren Hutton, Benedetta — or "Benny," as Hutton tenderly calls her — is utterly ebullient, offering a cigarette as her friend mocks the scandalous price of Evian face mist.
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And, while I remembered with a certain professional caution that my editor had politely informed me that her favourite was The Purple One, I happily saw it knocked out of the running by my coconut chum, the mighty Bounty.
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At first, Diane and Cary don't want to take the case because their currently in a weird place with Chum Hum and can't risk a lawsuit, but a joint FBI/TAPS (Technology Allied Protection Services) raid forces their hand.
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She walked about in Eastbourne, going nowhere, wondering if she would meet a chum, and when she didn't it seemed better that she shouldn't, that privately and on her own she should dwell on how life should be now.
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It is chiefly interesting for the casting of Derek Jacobi, the 77-year-old English actor-knight and theater veteran, as — wait for it — Mercutio, Romeo's good chum and by some measure the most commanding male in the play.
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In Nantucket, Jack Wills sponsors a dance party on Mondays at the Chicken Box, where on a recent night Ms. Crockett stood on stage laughing as she tossed preppy merchandise into the crowd as if tossing chum to sharks.
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But the plan failed to survive first contact with the enemy—and even to anticipate who the enemy would be: one Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, Mr Cameron's old chum from Eton and Oxford and the Tories' most effective campaigner.
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We stayed sober for driving, like responsible adults, but I suffered Russian dash cam levels of whiplash getting a Vegas sand enema; one chum in our group of nine received a decent back injury after going over a dune jump.
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On Thursday morning, after destroying the political career of his old school chum Mr. Cameron, wrecking the British economy and possibly breaking up Britain, Mr. Johnson announced that he wouldn't be sticking around to clean up the mess he'd made.
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His late 2003s and early 70s all-night show on Toronto radio station CHUM-FM was once famously described by Frank Zappa as "an utter freak out," so it's not surprising that David Pritchard's 1976 album followed in the same vein.
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Adam Devine: This comedian is angling for a Darwin Award with "Bad Ideas with Adam Devine," an adventure/travel show in which he puts himself and some famous companions in precarious positions (like wearing yummy chum in piranha-infested waters).
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Plus: Five designers create original furniture, exclusively for T. WHEN WE TALK about artists making furniture, an old debate over whether design counts as art (and vice versa) rises once again to the surface, like a shark baited with chum.
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" The main sock ad that appears in the chum box is paid for by a site called Fairy Season, which sells affordable clothes with pithy slogans, like this $6.99 muscle tee emblazoned with the phrase, "Killin' My Liver at the River.
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The only ones to blame are the people attacking women for doing something so ordinary, and a society where it has become so common that, unless a tragedy is thrown into the chum of anti-immigration commentary, it barely registers anymore.
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In "Cockfosters," the opening and title story, a woman has lost her newly prescribed reading glasses on the London Underground, a misfortune that gives her and an old school chum an extended afternoon together, retracing their ride and catching up.
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To teenagers fishing for music that is the context-free chum bucket that is YouTube, sampling each of these bands is not unlike spying a Gucci Shirt and a No Fear hoodie next to each other at a Goodwill and buying both.
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Afterward, chinook, chum and sockeye salmon, along with steelhead trout, quickly moved upriver, said Jeffrey Duda, a research ecologist at the Western Fisheries Research Center of the U.S.G.S. "Once you remove these dams, migratory fish will probe into the watersheds," Mr. Duda said.
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This entire thing seems to have started with another Spongebob Squarepants meme, when Daisy Hilborn tweeted a comparison between the two restaurants, assigning the Texas Roadhouse logo to the Krusty Krab, while pasting Outback's signage on Sheldon Plankton's far inferior Chum Bucket.
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In the latter stages, our hero is flummoxed by a chum who confesses her love for him (shades of "Four Weddings and a Funeral"), and beset by a serious case of the yips, unsure how much he craves, let alone warrants, his celebrity.
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Will Wilkinson, the center's vice president for research, wrote back to me: The G.O.P.'s success in struggling places has given them a false impression that voters who live there will stay faithful as long as they keep feeding them culture-war chum.
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These fake attack vectors attract hackers like digital chum, allowing the security team to observe new malware and innovations in hacking technique as they're being applied to the honeypot–so called for their similarity to Winnie The Pooh's eternal struggle with his snack container.
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Trump's EPA recently reversed an Obama-era decision to block construction of Pebble Mine, a proposed excavation near Alaska's Bristol Bay, the source of nearly half the world's wild sockeye as well as coho, Chinook, chum, and pink salmon and various other fish species.
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Topping that list was a plea for a greener country — not because Edison was an environmentalist, but because he despised the excess and inefficiency that had come to define American industry and leisure, thanks in no small part to his close chum, Henry Ford.
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In a place where development and expansion come up against an unbelievably harsh climate, and every year a handful of people you knew in high school are blown to chum in Iraq or Afghanistan, nobody flinches at the sight of a deer carcass–turned–fly buffet.
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First Words If there was anything a teenager in America could count on, just a few years ago, it was that she could stand up and ask a question at a political event without fear that a future president would try to grind her into chum.
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In truth, Republicans have used that argument to prove to their base that they loathe Obama's amnesty and to throw some chum to the Breitbart crowd, all while maintaining the popular position that those 800,000 people—known as the Dreamers—should be allowed to stay in America, somehow.
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The populist senator from Cambridge had quite the Thursday, first demonstrating that it is possible to make personalized attacks on Donald Trump without sounding like you're slumming, and then going on her old chum Rachel Maddow's show to endorse Hillary Clinton with all the vigor of a running mate-in-waiting.
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It is impossible to see the move as anything other than Trump throwing some chum to the news gods -- and some news that tells a much more positive story for this White House than the testimony expected later today from deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and, especially, from Comey on Thursday.
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Rather than antagonizing Aubrey's superstar take on local talent, it should be noted that OVO is putting artists on, filling a void, and ultimately redeeming the urban culture the city lost since its number one radio source for hip-hop, Flow 93.5, was bought out by CHUM media in 2010.
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At least his boss, Rollo Buckingham (a name that makes him sound, perhaps a little too blatantly, like Catsmeat Potter-Pirbright's best chum from sixth form), has invited him to work on a sensitive internal investigation; the only difficulty is that Stephen has fallen in love with Helen, one of its subjects.
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But by the same token, in a concrete financial sense, Trump is one of the best things that's happened to the media in years — generating a steady stream of audience interest in his antics and doling out a reliable stream of in-person and social media chum for journalists to swarm over.
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An Ad Network That Helps Fake News Sites Earn Money Is Now Asking Users To Report Fake News Revcontent makes one of those awful chum boxes that attach to the bottom of more reputable news stories enticing you to learn about one weird trick to cure belly fat, or 12 former child stars who now look terrible, or whatever.
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The decision by Nigel Farage, a close chum of President Trump and the politician most closely associated with the long battle against Britain's membership of the European Union, not to field hundreds of his Brexit Party candidates in order to give the Conservatives a better chance of a majority has made the fundamental fault line clearer.
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James Comey, shortly after Trump fired him as FBI director, volunteered to the Senate Intelligence Committee that he had leaked a self-addressed memo about a conversation with the president (possibly illegally, and the accuracy of the memo is contested) to ensure that a special counsel was appointed (who turned out to be his chum and mentor Mueller).
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The loss of his college chum leads Donald first to an affair with Ray's widow, Mona (Elizabeth Debicki, a Paris-born Australian actress who amplifies the international nature of the casting), and from there to a wholescale re-evaluation of himself and his marriage — not least because the ever-cool Ingrid seems to acknowledge, even to encourage, her husband's infidelity.
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Left, a Liberty Viral story in standard format; Right, in Facebook's Instant Articles Over the last several years, upscale publishers that don't draw a large percentage of revenue from banner display advertising, like Medium and Vice News, have embraced an extreme minimalist style that features text and blank white space above all else — the better to differentiate themselves from the noise of fake news and chum boxes.
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Yet you infer an astonishing amount about all the characters, who also include a pregnant book editor (Amelia Workman), who is a client of Peter's and quotes the Keats ode that gives the play its title; a big-talking, London-based chum of Alex's (Odiseas Georgiadis); and a well-spoken man (Leroy McClain) who strikes up an unexpected – and initially unwelcome – friendship with Alice.
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