Solids take longer to digest than liquids; fats take longer to digest than protein or carbohydrates.
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McCue also notes that since her stomach muscles weren't working hard to digest her diet, she'll have to work to digest harder and more varied foods over the coming weeks.
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Grass is tough to digest (just try it), so cows have specialized four-chamber stomachs that process the food, regurgitate it back up into cud, and then re-digest it.
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" Actor Mason Cook called the news "hard to digest.
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Circulation continued to go down through May of this year, with Glamour, GQ, Allure, Architectural Digest and Golf Digest decreasing by 6 percent or more, according to MPA, the Association of Magazine Media.
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Lalo's message on this evening is not easy to digest.
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He won three Soap Opera Digest awards for outstanding villain.
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This method of presenting data makes it easier to digest.
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In letting people digest its stark imagery, Anthropocene remains accessible.
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Wall Street will also digest consumer sentiment data for October.
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Source: Los Angeles County, Architectural Digest, The Wall Street Journal
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Zelizer: I am waking up to digest the stunning news.
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That's a lot of moving parts for traders to digest.
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"We'll have four to five hours to digest it," Rep.
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I thought it might help me to digest the situation.
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On the geopolitical front, there was plenty to digest too.
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"I felt a lot calmer today," Lincicome told Golf Digest.
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Slimani believes that literature needs time to digest the news.
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She pitched a piece to the Reader's Digest about DDT.
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We're the first siblings to share an Architectural Digest cover.
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Once trained, Watson can digest thousands of documents in minutes.
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"Architectural Digest at 100: A Century of Style" book, $90
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I could not digest or accept any of this information.
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Why would they be there if babies can't digest them?
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It seems easier to digest certain things when they're fictionalized.
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It seems easier to digest certain things when they're fictionalized.
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Europe is beginning to digest the severity of the schism.
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There were also other factors to digest for the dollar.
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Reader's Digest was in desperate need of a rebrand — fast.
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On the geopolitical front too, there was plenty to digest.
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This has all happened too quickly for me to digest.
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It's from Belgium, and it's strong but easy to digest.
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Want to receive this weekly digest straight to your inbox?
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" But he noted that "they still have to digest it.
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Find this digest in a place other than your inbox?
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Having large choirs sing this music — it's hard to digest.
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"We began by being sensible," she told Architectural Digest in 1991.
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Based on it, Literary Digest forecast a landslide for Alf Landon.
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When I've eaten things that I can't digest, nothing comes out.
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Another genetic condition, celiac disease, makes people unable to digest gluten.
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"Some foods require more energy to digest and absorb," Weltman explains.
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"We must digest the defeat, it's tough for me," said Collet.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose as investors continued to digest Powell's comments.
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Let's just talk about something else while we digest our food.
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The company is also syndicating content from Architectural Digest and Archdigest.
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As the economy slows, it takes longer to digest bad investments.
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We bought Golf Digest and did a deal with Tiger Woods.
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Has this book's response changed the way you digest stuff online?
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It's a lot of information to digest — from a programming standpoint.
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Getting laid off is hard to digest and, quite frankly, terrifying.
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It makes everyone digest everything so much faster: trends, product discovery.
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I wait until I digest my granola, and have a donut.
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Somehow, though, Jack's impending doom never got any easier to digest.
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I cannot wait to buy it and digest it in full.
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So actually the trend helps us to digest much more information.
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Here are some recommendations for what to watch while you digest.
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Users are delivered a digest of what's happening in the world.
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It's testing a "Today in" local news digest in several cities.
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There was plenty of corporate news to digest on the midcaps.
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"It's impossible to depend on farmers to digest inventories," said Yang.
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Markets continued to digest U.S. nonfarm payrolls data published on Friday.
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It's about everything that I see out there that I digest.
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The internet is currently wondering how exactly to digest the track.
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People want content that is fun, easy to digest and entertaining.
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A full Sports Digest will be sent by about 3 p.m.
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Ideally, Congress would first have a chance to digest the report.
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Later, the mouth sealed back up so the hydra could digest.
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We have to take artificial enzymes in order to digest food.
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The Broncos do not have much time to digest the loss.
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But it isn't the news itself, it's a digest of it.
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To digest someone's words and find power within them for yourself.
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Business _____ And be sure to check out our good news digest.
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Investigations _____ And don't forget to check out our good news digest.
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International _____ And don't forget to check out our good news digest.
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The markets are trying to digest the confusing signals from Washington.
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Next to the register he saw an Archie Comics double digest.
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How did you digest all of the feedback from Season 1?
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It's a lot to digest, even for a conspiratorially minded audience.
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They also got a breakfast Wednesday morning to digest the results.
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It will take a while for the markets to digest it.
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Santa Barbara, where I headed next, was predictably easier to digest.
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Jenner still owns two other units there, according to Architectural Digest.
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The watchmaker also handed Wall Street a weaker outlook to digest.
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There's a broad range of topics to digest in the videos.
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Books _____ And don't forget to check out our good news digest.
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Business _____ And don't forget to check out our good news digest.
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We haven't had time yet to digest yesterday's twelve-hour trial.
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As for Mika, I'm still struggling to digest his tragic passing.
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In a 2013 Soap Opera Digest interview, St. John discussed Julian's struggles.
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Investors continued to digest comments from U.S. Federal Reserve officials on Friday.
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A flash of insight helps you digest an emotionally charged issue today.
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Jenkins still was writing a column for Golf Digest in his 80s.
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And diversity is always easier to digest when the team is winning.
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Read more ways you are using your grill wrong at Reader's Digest.
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" In 1974, Reader's Digest asked, "Are we becoming a nation of illiterates?
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"This will take a while for investors to digest," said the trader.
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Again, fermented bread may have fewer of these hard-to-digest bits.
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And so they're gonna take a quarter or two to digest it.
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Investors also continued to digest comments made by top Federal Reserve officials.
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A protein found in milk, most people quickly and easily digest whey.
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There is a lot to digest with the Senate's health care bill.
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Investors also digest the Bank of England's first rate cut since 22.
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The ability of adults to digest lactose appeared in humans relatively recently.
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And yes, Kourtney and Khloé appeared on the cover of Architectural Digest.
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I follow Architectural Digest, Designmilk, local interior designers like Emily Henderson, Homepolish.
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I was overwhelmed, and it was a lot to process and digest.
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It's easier for me to digest and holds me over until lunch.
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As far as programming languages go, C# is fairly simple to digest.
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And I could kind of slowly digest it as time went on.
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Probably easy to digest physically, too, if you don't have acid reflux.
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Or, in her words: "Maybe you could say… they're easier to digest?"
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A fairly comprehensive list of activities can be found on Startup Digest.
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It is even more challenging for children to digest these horrific events.
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Journalists of every stripe provide context, perhaps more than we can digest.
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Her parents can only manage to digest small portions at a time.
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Investors will digest consumer sentiment data on Friday to end the week.
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But that is the scenario the South Koreans were left to digest.
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He struggled to digest the news, hoping it was just a rumor.
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She and her staff planned to digest the remarks starting Thursday afternoon.
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"Indeed, you feel better if you have time to digest," Merad said.
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Bill Gates reads the national papers and gets a daily news digest.
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Source: Living Well Spending Less, Reader's Digest, The Kitchn, Money Saving Mom
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This plant takes a while to digest and provides little energy output.
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In her daily show, Suncoast Digest, Chubbuck focused on human interest stories.
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But my father died before I could really digest all of this.
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Many companies don't have the time to digest all of that information.
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New York _____ And don't forget to check out our good news digest.
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But some toads were better able to digest the beetles than others.
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Their descriptions of taste must be easier for a court to digest.
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And to some extent, for audiences to digest how those experiences work.
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I realize that often, for certain people, they're incredibly hard to digest.
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"Reader's Digest" magazine would always retain its name on newsstands and online.
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" Carson said Trump's best attribute as his ability to digest "new information.
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Dealers said investors are yet to digest the impact of the decision.
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"It's hard for me to digest all of this," she told me.
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"Sometimes the public is not ready to digest the truth," he said.
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They've got Instagram-pretty twins and a house out of Architectural Digest .
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Without a doubt, the President is having to digest this remarkable news.
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Most were three to five pages to make them easy to digest.
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Source: U.S. Department of Education, Digest of Education Statistics: 2016, Table 330.10.
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Source: U.S. Department of Education, Digest of Education Statistics: 2016, Table 302.10.
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Instead of composting food in windrows, he would digest it in tanks.
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There are some things I have not been able to digest yet.
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With the EPs and demo formats, it's easier for people to digest.
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And Yulya, a painter, said she couldn't digest the results without whisky.
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Is it they're going to digest this and it's a big acquisition?
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But they haven't had a specific plan to digest and respond to.
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The 1332 waiver changes are, quite honestly, a little hard to digest.
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You can then say (or type) "add hotel bookings to my digest" or "add the plays of Eugene O'Neill to my digest" and Google Assistant keeps track of everything, emailing you at the time you've specified with a summary.
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The book can probably be best thought of as a Reader's Digest for scientists and researchers, delivering 180 pages that are much easier to digest than the hundreds of thousands of documents spawned from every last bit of research.
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It took me a couple months to finally digest that I had miscarried.
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It makes sense: As carnivores, snakes don't (and often can't) digest plant matter.
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Cold food poses a risk to Tonina because it's more difficult to digest.
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"That alone is going to be a negative headline for investors to digest."
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Definitely a nice way to digest the info if you're a non-scientist.
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As markets digest the news, short-term traders have been moving money quickly.
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But you also can't overwhelm them with information they can't possibly digest yet.
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If you're lactose-intolerant, you also might struggle to digest the whey protein.
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As starch molecules cool they form new structures that are harder to digest.
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I'm going to digest this for a bit before a have any comment.
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I sit up to digest for a little and then head to bed.
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We like to slice up history into segments that are easier to digest.
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Once again, fans rushed to social media to digest the long-awaited news.
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"I have a glider with an ottoman for feeding," she told Architectural Digest.
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So you have had a chance to digest a little bit about this.
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She was unable to digest food and ended up at the Mayo Clinic.
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"I never said anything that made headlines," he told Basketball Digest in 1980.
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Exercise extreme caution until markets digest the loss of confidence in central bankers.
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" Or "how do Rory and Lorelai digest all that coffee and not die?
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People, you won't find this in any copy of Domino or Architectural Digest.
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Read niche publications, network like crazy, peruse LinkedIn groups or digest industry analysis.
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LG: Guys, I have a very easy-to-digest description of Rowhammer here.
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It's a lot to digest, but Peach makes the assimilation process fairly easy.
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Sponsors AT&T, Gatorade, Gillette, Golf Digest, and Tag Heuer all dropped him.
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"He's starting to digest it," Salz said of Noah's recollection of the attack.
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Tech Fix SAN FRANCISCO — Apple customers have a lot to digest this summer.
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He's earned links from sites like Reader's Digest, Forbes, MarketWatch, and American Express.
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Cheq's technology tries to digest a news article like a human brain would.
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I watched him digest thorny legal questions and respond with a calm compassion.
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I think a lot of her cooking came from Reader's Digest or magazines.
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Opening up a tattered Reader's Digest box, he starts fingering through its contents.
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Rather than go through hundreds of photos, digest a few at a time.
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It takes a long time to digest a small galaxy worth of suns.
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By providing a daily digest of the news, the newspaper alleviates this sense.
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They don't want to take the time to digest what they've been given.
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"In the long run justice is done," he told Writer's Digest in 1966.
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There was much news to digest this week, on Iran, abortion and tariffs.
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The couple also owns a property in Southern California, according to Architectural Digest.
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MYTH: It takes 7 years for gum to digest if you swallow it.
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Waldstein: There was a lot to digest in the top of the 29th.
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It makes her throw up because cats, being obligate carnivores, cannot digest grass.
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Fortunately, it's also entertaining to digest, thanks to Esmail's flair for striking imagery.
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I choked down lo mein as if I might digest the insatiable grief.
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The digest below is organized by candidate in order of national polling average.
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This Reader's Digest story was originally published on Business Insider February 19, 2018.
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This ecosystem serves us, helping us to digest and train our immune systems.
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FORTUNE'S WHEEL Sometimes we watch a little telly just to digest the dinner.
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"It all depends on how the person prefers to digest information," he said.
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"Juice is very much alive," said Duane Stanford, executive editor of Beverage Digest.
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But the brain can't digest information from each one at the same time.
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Still, as members digest the idea of a transitional leader, some want specifics.
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That's a lot of numbers to digest, but the final message is clear.
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This Reader's Digest article was originally republished on Business Insider February 3, 2018.
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As self-proclaimed "Internet kids," Drew and Mack digest current events through Facebook.
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That can be hard for any American to digest, forget an Academy voter.
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Express _____ And don't forget to take a spin through our good news digest.
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All three intellectual traditions offer something that can help us digest what's happening.
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I live a super gay life, but I'm also fairly easy to digest.
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I thought it looked like a vintage Architectural Digest, so you're not off!
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And by fatty food, think pie, which takes longer to digest than lean food.
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There's a lot to digest, and they have their own major issues to address.
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"But it is still a process that you need to digest," adds the star.
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"Last spring, I had a small stroke," he told Soap Opera Digest in January.
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It's all been a lot to digest, not to mention remember over the years.
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So, if you work out before letting your food digest, your diaphragm can cramp.
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Instead, regulators will defer to easier-to-digest models within the original Volcker Rule.
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And if you miss things, you'll sometimes get a digest of what you missed.
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We barely had time to even digest everything – it was really heartbreaking for us.
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"Politically, the government may find it difficult to digest the deal," the official said.
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As they burrow, they take in sand and digest the organic matter within it.
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Other researchers had already found that mealworms can digest a particular plastic called polystyrene.
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As with any memorable meal, you can't digest all this splendor without meaningful conversation.
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There's a certain way in which we all probably digest college basketball recruit commitments.
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"But it is still a process that you need to digest," added the star.
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"We don't want to be where people digest content," Jenkins said at the time.
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But it feels distant and foreign, closer to a newspaper digest than virtual reality.
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My mind could not properly digest all of the information in a clear manner.
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Aggressive terms are difficult for investors to digest, especially combined with high leverage levels.
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We move from sympathetic (fight and flight) stimulation to parasympathetic (rest and digest) stimulation.
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And she's specifically nourishing some strains [that have] evolved to digest those particular sugars.
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"I don't have a very broad aesthetic," the actress, 44, admits to Architectural Digest.
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It took a minute for us to digest the name of the latter club.
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Adam SpencerThe Number Games, wrote this riddle, which was then shared by Reader's Digest.
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Democrats have had a full eight months to digest their humiliating 22019 electoral defeat.
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After yoga, I'm usually starving and craving something grounding, satisfying and easy to digest.
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"My back feels a lot better," Day told Golf Digest after playing 18 holes.
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It is important that Congress has a robust capacity to digest research and evaluations.
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The meat counter has products that are hard to digest and drive up cholesterol.
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The dairy counter has products that are genetically modified and also hard to digest.
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Halcyon Digest didn't redefine indie rock, or even push the genre into uncharted territory.
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"The pigment is too large for these cells to eat and digest," Stebbins said.
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"I needed some time to really take it all in, digest it," he said.
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You can subscribe here to get this digest direct to your inbox every week.
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I also listen to the Times Digest on Audible while I'm on the subway.
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But, how much of a 25-track album are you really expected to digest?
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This article first appeared in a modified format on British Psychological Society Research Digest.
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She and her house are being photographed for a cover story for Architectural Digest.
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Organic Software's mission is to make that intel easier for the public to digest.
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Parts of "Invincible Summer" hint that she may have seen Soap Opera Digest, too.
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Mauskopf said her emails are brief and bulleted to make them easy to digest.
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Storyful attempts to validate each post or video before including it in its digest.
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The 4-acre property underwent extensive renovations after 2017 mudslides, according to Architectural Digest.
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We burn more calories and digest food more efficiently in the morning as well.
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The bacteria digest the slurry and also give lagoons their bubble gum-pink coloration.
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Wine, beer and snacks are served, and there will be oyster facts to digest.
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Investors continued to digest rising interest rates, and previously high-flying tech shares tumbled.
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Fadi BouKaram (Lebanon): Thankfully, I've been reading Reader's Digest since I was a kid.
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Many people lose the ability to digest the lactose in milk in early childhood.
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The information that was communicated was fear and the PBOC has to digest this.
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And so we have a whole process around helping a person digest that disappointment.
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He is also a former senior music editor at Reader's Digest Music in Manhattan.
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It's important that Democrats digest that as they begin to consider the presidential field.
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It is a lot to digest, and indigestion is hardly out of the question.
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"I wish people really took the time to digest what they read," she said.
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"Any larger investment would probably be difficult for shareholders to digest," Ms. Kretzschmar said.
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It was featured on the cover of the May 2083 issue of Architectural Digest.
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The family homes are modest but look like they came out of Architectural Digest.
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Then he may go for a walk, which helps him digest what he's written.
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Markets also continued to digest weaker-than-expected U.S. employment data released on Friday.
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That took time to digest, mainly because of how he got to No. 28.
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A number of Democrats are waiting to digest the bill before making a decision.
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Always give yourself the time to digest and process what you&aposve learned.4.
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The destination had been reviewed glowingly by The Guardian, Travel + Leisure and Architectural Digest.
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The plant produces chemicals that hungry herbivores find toxic, unappealing or difficult to digest.
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A friend suggested she get a goat, saying their milk was easy to digest.
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When you boil a potato, the starches relax apart, making them easier to digest.
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Instead, the main difference between carbs is how easily and quickly we digest them.
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Speech by Crowd can "read" all the answers and digest them into broader narratives.
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The point is this is more change than human beings are designed to digest.
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Architectural Digest described it as a "'no frills' abode" that chooses function over extravagance.
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This may be hard to digest, but voters really don't care if you're offended.
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And I think the public should absolutely not miss out on this week's digest.
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The conclusion, the officials said, has been hard for the U.A.E. government to digest.
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There's a lot to digest in Nintendo's first look, which you can see above.
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Young elephants eat their mothers' feces to acquire the microbes needed to digest food.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Tuesday as investors digest fresh data releases.
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Investors will also digest new homes sales data as well as consumer confidence numbers.
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Carbohydrates are the body's preferred source of energy, because they digest quickly and easily.
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Imagine trying to digest all that before you even open your doors for business.
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The water is then directed into bubbling pools, where bacteria digest all they can.
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RT027 has a modified protein that allows it to digest even tiny amounts of trehalose.
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So snakes might be saving seeds by eating mice before the mice digest the seeds.
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Simple carbohydrates like sugar are easier for bacteria to digest than proteins or complex carbohydrates.
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Since fats and proteins are difficult to digest above 10,000 ft, sugars are your friend.
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Lots of developments to digest this week as we look ahead to the week ahead.
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Your liver has to break the toxin, ethanol, into something it can digest, called acetaldehyde.
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The first season, an easy-to-digest 13-episode drama, just joined the streaming service.
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It is raw and haunting and nearly impossible to digest immediately, but it is real.
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It'll also unify all the mass-mailings in your inbox into one daily digest email.
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Aniston and Theroux recently let Architectural Digest inside their home, describing their idyllic home life.
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Mother Nature doesn't let us choose, à la carte, which problems to digest and when.
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That will give legislators a bit more time to digest the bill make some tweaks.
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The animal couldn't digest the waste he had consumed, causing his digestive system to rupture.
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Investors in Europe continued to digest results from the EU Parliament elections, which concluded Sunday.
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Download Refinery29's This A.M. app for your daily digest of the world's top stories.
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It's easy to digest, but you can still get some good philosophical points in there.
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He worked at Yahoo until October 2015, and helped create the Yahoo News Digest app.
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"I think the market should kind of digest things," said CFRA investment strategist Lindsey Bell.
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Given high expectations, we expect some multiple compression on Thursday as investors digest growth vs.
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"It's not that I lived in dumps," she tells Architectural Digest in their latest issue.
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There's a lot of data between tomorrow and that September meeting for them to digest.
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It is also what has made Shameless so easy to digest all these years later.
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Something hopeful and at scale in the Middle East is hard to digest right now.
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How you will digest all of this information will, in part, depend upon your expertise.
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Also set up a process so that the board can digest and handle the situation.
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Rande's home was featured in Architectural Digest and George's could've been if he wanted it.
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Architectural Digest reports Lauer bought that $36.5 million house from actor Richard Gere in 2016.
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But even old-fashioned tapioca boba pearls can be tricky for the body to digest.
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Photos of the upstairs residence were published in a spread in Architectural Digest last December.
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We didn't have context, let alone time to digest what was being performed for us.
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This book was just so easy to digest and ranks as one of my favorites.
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SOMETHING BOTH THE CUSTOMERS AND THE ANTITRUST AUTHORITIES ARE GOING TO BE EASY TO DIGEST.
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About 10 percent of breast milk consists of these sugars that babies can't actually digest.
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Even for those who loved the film, this news was a bit much to digest.
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" As she sums up: "I wanted to see everyone's unique ability to digest this betrayal.
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But, there's a lot to understand with this complicated problem, and many headlines to digest.
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The syntax of genomics makes it particularly difficult for off-the-shelf software to digest.
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"Coke wants to play everywhere it can," said Duane Stanford, executive editor of Beverage Digest.
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While you digest that happy thought, married people, rest assured your relationship is pretty safe.
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So that's why it was important to me that the information was easy to digest.
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"The colon has evolved to digest complex carbohydrates, which are contained in plants," Iyengar said.
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Reader's Digest reported that Aldi has a well-priced, wide selection of yogurt on offer.
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"I think there was a lot there to digest, and it's worth pursuing," Brady said.
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Treasury yields have been mostly rangebound this week as investors digest mixed messages on trade.
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On the advice of friends Ellen DeGeneresaccording to Braun's February 2018 interview with Architectural Digest.
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Ward describes their home as "romantic and moody" in a new feature in Architectural Digest.
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She couldn't eat or digest food or walk more than a few blocks without tiring.
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It is easier to digest, and it's what a lot of folks want to hear.
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I had to move far away from it to digest and absorb what had happened.
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I constantly contend with the question of how much news and information I can digest.
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Decide what you are measuring, collect a lot of feedback, digest it and move forward.
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Or is it 8:11pm again and TechCrunch's bot is sending me another daily digest.
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In the 2017 interview with Architectural Digest, Murphy says he bought the home in 2003.
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What particularly attracted him, he told Architectural Digest, was the "historical clutter" of English homes.
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Jim Nantz wrote a whole big thing for Golf Digest, which you can read here.
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It's easier to digest rumors and speculation, but Beyoncé has once again pushed herself forward.
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Trilobites The insects digest more decaying wood when hosting nematodes, potentially benefiting the whole ecosystem.
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On Friday, cattle traders will digest a monthly Cattle on Feed report from the USDA.
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It is information and a point of view we needed to hear, read and digest.
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Curators acknowledged that the question could be difficult for some visitors to digest, especially schoolchildren.
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"There's a lot of room for a company like Johnson & Johnson to digest legal costs."
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That caught the interest of journalists at Golf Digest, and the magazine profiled Mr. Dixon.
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Other indexes in the region didn't get much of a chance to digest that news.
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And it's possible they don't exist: Bats digest their food within minutes of eating it.
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The renovation was featured on the cover of the December 20023 issue of Architectural Digest.
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Because the most striking, memorable styles of the night were not easy-to-digest dresses.
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Another dog ability, to digest starch better than wolves, developed in a more complicated way.
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The appointment goes well and it's nice to digest everything that happened over the holidays.
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Mistakes can be hard to digest, so sometimes we double down rather than face them.
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It's hard for people to digest, because everyone wants them to be such a unit.
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As senators on Tuesday began to digest the new comments, more began to push back.
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"We could take our time, digest it, revisit it and add to it," Simmonds says.
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Others described the impeachment process as "a waste of time" or too complicated to digest.
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In January, Pompeo praised Trump's ability to digest intelligence as it is presented to him.
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The company also organizes subscription emails and delivers a newsletter-style digest of some subscriptions.
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The markets will also have to digest reports on retail sales and consumer prices Friday.
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"I can digest it and come out with a more chemically balanced state," Yan said.
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These animals are often herbivores, less adapted to digest dietary cholesterol than omnivores, like humans.
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Lobbyists may have to act quickly to digest a bill and advocate for any changes.
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"These harder-to-digest foods increase the chances that you'll throw up," Dr. Derebery said.
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"That is going to take a little while for the market to digest," Wood cautioned.
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Its foliage is highly nutritious, available all year and easy for the creatures to digest.
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Instead, buyers had a chance to digest what they were seeing and negotiate on price.
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The T. rex had the rare ability to bite through solid bone and digest it.
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S. orders a latte, and we relax as we digest before finally asking for the bill.
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According to Architectural Digest, Lauer bought a $36.5 million house from actor Richard Gere in 2016.
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"This is my palate cleanser," Battaglia told Architectural Digest of the stunning and serene Stockholm apartment.
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I don't digest much of what I eat, so I have a hard time gaining weight.
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Grace, meanwhile, continues to digest all that's happened since her brain surgery just 18 months ago.
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To see the full story, pick up the March issue of Architectural Digest or visit archdigest.com.
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"Some of the things you would normally be okay to eat, you can't digest," Richards explained.
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Americans are consistently choosing healthier drinks over once-beloved sodas, the trading publication Beverage Digest showed.
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He could only digest a small amount at a time because his stomach was so small.
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Now my part is to be stomach acid, to stir things up, digest food, liberate energy.
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But most of the rich countries are still struggling to digest this huge growth in numbers.
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Vox Sentences is your daily digest for what's happening in the world, curated by German Lopez.
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To help you digest this report, each section will contain a bullish and bearish key finding.
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As Architectural Digest reported, the hotel has changed owners several times in the past few years.
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Neither does she allow forms to come together into an easy-to-digest, structural resting-place.
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The Venus flytrap demonstrates a smart use of electrical impulses to trap and digest prey efficiently.
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After childhood, about two-thirds of the world's human population loses the ability to digest milk.
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Now that you've had nearly eight months to digest it, what was the whole experience like?
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No one took the time to digest how the Fed's actions could help investors make money.
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It means giving time to digest these rules, and to be able to comment on them.
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Welcome to today's Axios Afternoon Digest, which brings you the most important stories of the day.
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The liver makes bile, and bile can drain directly into the intestine to help digest fats.
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People seemed unable to digest the news, unable to make sense of how this had happened.
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Trump also frequently hits the links, and has a handicap of 2.8, according to Golf Digest.
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But, says Dr Simonti, that same genetic variant may also make it easier to digest fats.
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But when you go to the Golf Digest Top 200, his best course is ranked 156.
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There are lots of images, GIFs, and subtitles that make the article pretty easy to digest.
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Further volatility is likely as markets and investors continue to digest China's new currency trade regime.
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Right now the News app has three tabs at the bottom: Today, Morning Digest, and Channel.
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"Perhaps Italian people really need to sit at a table to digest criminal issues," she explains.
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The magnitude of this moment is something that we'll all probably need some time to digest.
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"People are still trying to digest whether it's really a boom market for gold," said Leung.
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The Moon, in Scorpio, connects with Mercury at 5:21 AM, helping us digest our emotions.
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Fixed income investors continue to digest the dovish comments from Fed Chair Janet Yellen last week.
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"I like to have those companies rip off my favorite paintings," he admits to Architectural Digest.
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Combined with this is an option to get a scheduled digest of notifications as an alternative.
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You can read a full explanation of how to solve the riddle from Reader's Digest here.
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His work was featured in The New York Times, House & Garden, Town & Country and Architectural Digest.
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"Easy-to-digest, sentimental, or patronizing" are not characteristics people have used to describe your movies.
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"This can't be real," I say out loud most days, while trying to digest the news.
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"Dealing with the individual market is a small enough bite that we can actually digest it."
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Investors will digest the latest earnings reports from Apple and Facebook, released after the bell Wednesday.
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Netflix — Shares of Netflix gained 3.6% as investors digest the latest streaming service launch from WarnerMedia.
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Wall Street will also digest a preliminary read on U.S. worker productivity in the third-quarter.
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Architectural Digest recommended this couch as one of the most stylish leather sofas you can buy.
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This is an adaptation of an article originally published by The British Psychological Society's Research Digest.
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His work also appeared in The New York Times, Dance Magazine, ARTnews, Architectural Digest and elsewhere.
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"The Coeur d'Alene is what every resort course should be," Golf Digest wrote about the location.
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There's an old saying about this country, that it's easy to swallow, but hard to digest.
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She'd kept a Reader's Digest book full of brain games promising to keep her mind sharp.
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Wall Street will also digest earnings from companies such as General Electric, Apple, Facebook and Starbucks.
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Architectural Digest has already given us an inside look at Kourtney Kardashian's minimalist, modern Calabasas mansion.
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But it is still very important to digest what President Trump is doing on foreign policy.
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There was more signs of solid wage growth in weekly jobs market data to digest however.
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And then with Halcyon Digest there was this sense that it was more of my show.
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"He plays me better than anybody ever has," Abdul-Jabbar once told Basketball Digest of Thurmond.
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The larger question of America's shifting attitudes toward federal aid is a prodigious topic to digest.
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It also left them hankering to play again — with nearly four days to digest their disappointment.
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According to Golf Digest, an amateur golfer's odds of getting an ace are 0003 in 12,500.
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Stocks on Wall Street were mixed on Friday as investors continued to digest the president's comments.
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Eventually this series will be a digest of news in House races over the previous week.
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Sustainability efforts are often "motivated by economics," said Max Adler, the editorial director of Golf Digest.
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What books can you recommend that are literary, but also plot driven and easy to digest?
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For example, they need strenuous work such as rugged jungle treks in order to properly digest.
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The Republicans are trying to digest this Tea Party thing that curdled into this Trump circus.
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This is a digest of criticism from around the web, curated and archived by Critical Distance.
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Afterward, Warriors forward Klay Thompson stared at a box score and tried to digest Green's handiwork.
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"I had a lot of time to digest what was going to happen," she remembers. Mrs.
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So, after I'd collected my bucket from Sweet Martha's, I went home to rest — and digest.
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Maxine, sitting in stunned amazement, was still trying to digest the sheer accomplishment of it all.
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Your body on average takes five to eight hours to digest 100-200 milligrams of caffeine.
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"The crisis proved to be a turning point," Ms. Chambers wrote in Golf Digest in 2009.
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Some protect against infections and help you digest food, while others can make you seriously ill.
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Every carbohydrate you digest and nearly all the fats are converted to carbon dioxide and water.
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The market has simply grown exhausted and needs to take a breather to digest its gains.
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There is a lot of information to digest and a lot of providers offering similar packages.
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Today, the Alotian is ranked the 27th best course in the United States by Golf Digest.
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Anne: I don't think we had a lot of time to digest what was going on.
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Their Chelsea love nest was featured in Architectural Digest, when they were in their early 30s.
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He also produces a weekly digest of the biggest stories circulating in the alt-right media.
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BH: I think for this year, for sure we're certainly going to try and digest this.
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That's because when you eat, your stomach makes a lot of acid to digest the food.
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High-fat foods are problematic for many people because they take a long time to digest.
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In the new Golf Digest, the Trumps have a magazine cover that rises above the kibitzing.
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There are more than 100 varieties of these hormones, which help regulate metabolism and digest foods.
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European stocks closed lower Monday as traders continued to digest earnings from a slew of corporates.
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Investors will digest other economic data on Tuesday including non-farm productivity and unit labor costs.
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If there was a time when the economy could digest something like this, it is now.
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The other magazines, Brides and Golf Digest, were sold to Barry Diller's Dotdash and Discovery Inc.
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It's a lot of information to digest, and today you're sorting through some very deep feelings.
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But on a more personal level, the film leaves its viewers with a lot to digest.
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Let me know on Twitter if there's another show you want Recode to digest for you.
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Vox Sentences is your daily digest for what's happening in the world, curated by Ella Nilsen .
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The new forms make privacy info easier to digest, but they also have a side effect.
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US Futures are off small as investors digest the surge higher in Treasury and Bund Yields.
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Vox Sentences is your daily digest for what's happening in the world, written by Ella Nilsen.
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But when you eat a greasy or over-processed meal, your body can't digest it easily.
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"This whipped-cream morsel is, however, not so easy to digest," wrote Viennese critic Heinrich Kralik.
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Candy Crush has no deeper strategy for contestants to employ or a narrative for viewers to digest.
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So when she finds something that her body can digest, she can sometimes go a little overboard.
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But this week, geneticists, microbiologists, and molecular bioengineers took to Twitter to digest the paper in public.
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Talks have bogged down as Canada and Mexico attempt to digest Washington's far-reaching demands for changes.
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It took time to digest the work, so we wrote our responses to it several days later.
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Jenkins did respect Woods' game, telling Golf Digest he had advantages over even Hogan and Jack Nicklaus.
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When less energy is needed to digest food, more energy can be used to fight the infection.
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Omnivores, on the other hand, are capable of eating meat, but they can also digest plant material.
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And Golf Digest magazine is already fantasizing about putting a golf course or six on the estate.
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More from Reader's Digest You've Probably Been Storing These 11 Foods Wrong this Whole Time Watch Out!
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Then, the parts of him that she's unable to digest, she will regurgitate in about a week.
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And, as we have gone over, your body just can digest alcohol the way it used to.
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It also includes a "motor court" that has a garage and gas pumps, according to Architectural Digest.
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That's why, when Lisa McTigue Pierce, executive editor of Packaging Digest, heard about Loop, she was skeptical.
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The 39-year-old told Golf Digest that the 14-1 bet was his first sports wager.
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Cooked vegetables, fresh fruits, and easy-to-digest carbs like rice and toast are also good options.
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"Marcel" will provide a daily digest to all employees who opt in, Publicis said in a statement.
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If this all goes over your head, that's understandable, because tantra is a heady concept to digest.
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Each edition of the site's daily email digest is also signed by the Alexander and Jackson pseudonyms.
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As Monique seeks validation and stability, these are the kinds of juxtapositions viewers are forced to digest.
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They nibble on fruit, leaves, and shoots, but it takes them days to digest a single leaf.
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For some slides, you can simply leave it on display and allow the audience time to digest.
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Markets continue to digest any Federal Reserve hints about a rate hike following the FOMC meeting Wednesday.
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During the episode, Kourtney's dream comes true when she gets to shot a cover for Architectural Digest.
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German auto shares, including BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen, rose Tuesday as investors continued to digest the news.
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But China, by selling Treasuries, might ply the market with more bonds than it can easily digest.
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The ongoing ability to digest lactose, the main sugar in milk, into adulthood is a biological abnormality.
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This is good because one of the problems with white bread is how quickly we digest it.
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It's actually been a little easier to digest since I have been talking about it more #KeeptalkingMH.
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Investors continued to digest a raft of earnings updates, with all the top movers reacting to results.
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But it was nice to see a contestant explain and digest their "crazy" behavior in real time.
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The spouses endlessly talked up the seaside town, Braun tells Architectural Digest in the magazine's March issue.
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The "Prince Charming" packaging likely seemed necessary for TV audiences to digest (and root for) gay relationships.
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"It's easier for me to digest data using pictures, graphs and colors," Love writes on her blog.
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For a significant chunk of the population who can't digest lactose, dairy foods could also cause gas.
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You also need to have an overlight so that the chameleon can digest the food he's eating.
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It's not easy to digest but damn if it isn't sincere in its effort to tell it.
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That's a lot to digest in just three short days, so if you missed anything, don't worry.
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U.S. sovereign bonds edged higher Wednesday as investors continued to digest the tragic terror attacks in Brussels.
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It's a lot to digest, so some critical analysis takes a shortcut, pitting Foxtrot against everything else.
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According to Golf Digest, the multiyear contract mandates that he use their driver, woods, irons, and wedges.
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It's the perfect moment to start the first episode and digest while lazing about on the couch.
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But the proof was simple enough for Mathieu and many other researchers to digest in one sitting.
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Investors will digest the Bank of Canada's business outlook report, due for release at 10:30 a.m.
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"Investors are still trying to digest AT&T paper," said Matt Brill, senior portfolio manager at Invesco.
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"I've been asked to add a fireplace to the main cabin," Beever told Architectural Digest last year.
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And, when you feel up to it, snack on something easy to digest (bananas and toast, anyone?).
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EDT Friday, The Hill has some interesting numbers to digest, particularly from a media and coverage perspective.
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Golf Digest deemed the recipe a "despicable" and "horrid" idea that would "possibly ruin" Memorial Day Weekend.
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Next, read the news and digest the basic yet powerful language that is used across the board.
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"He didn't even call me and tell me he was changing the equipment," Sutton told Golf Digest.
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The result, the chef and owner Michele Baldacci says, is easier to digest than its Neapolitan cousin.
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The time must be taken to absorb how the intended user is going to digest the content.
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Those can be difficult for some people to digest, but may also build more muscle than others.
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Catherine Holecko writes about finding a hobby that suits you well in a post for Reader's Digest.
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Humans wouldn't be able to digest that dead wood, of course, but mushrooms could — no photosynthesis required.
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The couple's Hamptons home features a wood-paneled library and an infinity pool, according to Architectural Digest.
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Investors will only have three full trading days to digest a slew of economic data this week.
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But Stovall says that after they had time to digest the news, traders asked the important question.
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"Sexy is important, but comfort is essential," the actress, 48, tells Architectural Digest in their March issue.
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It was a day of celebration and reflection among tennis insiders, still trying to digest Sharapova's announcement.
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"That's your body saying 'no please, you can't digest this, it's not a good idea for you.'"
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In 2018, he showed off his West Village, Manhattan, apartment during a tour led by Architectural Digest.
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To boot, investors will only have three full trading days to digest a slew of economic data.
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Lime is used to cut the acid content, and aerobic and anaerobic bacteria digest the septage further.
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Clayton Pennington, editor of Maine Antique Digest, was also tipped off to the problem with the secretary.
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In order to digest food, we need to bathe it in enzymes that break down its molecules.
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The play was very hard for many people to digest — famously, Tony Kushner walked out mid-performance.
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At times there is just too much of it and it is difficult to discern and digest.
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But in the meantime I think the business people it's trying to digest in a calm manner.
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Let's get it together and finally digest what the DNI said, act on it, and protect ourselves.
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Craig said the story "will have legs" and will take a long time for people to digest.
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"He's a great guy and a great-grandson, but he has some disabilities," Wilson told Reader's Digest.
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Cholestasis is a buildup of bile, something our bodies make to help digest food, in the blood.
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Now that I've had a few years to digest it, it makes a strange kind of sense.
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He began to sell cartoons to the Lampoon, The Saturday Evening Post, Writer's Digest and men's magazines.
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"We should've done AHA, yeah, sooner," Quincey said at the Beverage-Digest Future Smarts conference on Monday.
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Perdue was ranked by Golf Digest last year as the best golfer among elected officials in Washington.
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For the most part, the digest just goes over updates on civil penalties for violating campaign law.
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But, according to The Times, Kelly has slimmed down the digest of news reports the president sees.
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It's healthier for you than cow cheese and has much less lactose, so it's easier to digest.
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Investors continue to digest merger news after Comcast made the highest bid for the U.K. broadcaster Sky.
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It made a rather striking first impression, almost like opening up an impressive spread in Architectural Digest.
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Want to receive this weekly digest of all the transportation news you missed directly to your inbox?
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Thanks to the clumsy way in which we've been imagining ourselves, we are unprepared to digest it.
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Hers is the second makeover of Architectural Digest since its longtime editor, Paige Rense, retired in 2010.
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In continuing to digest this, you'll probably see rates move higher and the stock market come in.
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"The market is trying to digest the drop in oil prices," DZ Bank rate strategist Christian Lenk said.
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Fascinatingly, the Andean highlanders also acquired the ability to digest potatoes, a domesticated crop derived from wild tubers.
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WHERE THE PRESIDENT SITS THERE AND GETS THE ABILITY TO DIGEST THAT BUT THE PRESIDENT IS VERY TRANSPARENT.
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So if you have scar tissue there, that will affect how you can digest food in the future.
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Probiotics help digest the milk sugar lactose, making yogurt often tolerable by those who can't eat dairy foods.
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I'm still trying to digest the fact that in one evening I became a widow from a wife.
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We need to reflect on our emotions and identity without constant input to digest new information and mature.
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The Defense Department's daily digest of major contract awards said work is expected to be completed by Dec.
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When it plays you the news, it can display Reuters TV's daily digest or videos from other providers.
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Back in the U.S., investors will continue to digest the Federal Reserve's decision to keep rates on hold.
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Sometimes in the short term it can take a month or two to digest all those new people.
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At this point, all we can do is listen and digest what he is trying to tell us.
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One transmits electrical and chemical signals throughout the nervous system; the other oozes acid to help digest food.
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He founded Smoothie King in Kenner, Louisiana after being unable to digest the milk in malts and shakes.
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It's intuitively easier to digest, and lends itself to younger recruits used to this kind of snackable content.
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That's quite a lot to digest, but in reality the signs of something brewing have been on display.
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People took more time to digest the details — four times longer than on a regular day in October.
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As the market began to digest the Trump victory, dire scenarios began to ease and futures trading changed.
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Macrophage infiltration refers to Pac Man-like white blood cells rushing in to chomp up and digest detritus.
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People used to have time to digest information, and leaders were better regulated by higher capacities for shame.
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Then, all email sent to these addresses are collected and sent to you in one daily digest email.
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You also get pinged with a digest once a day, if you want one, through the Digg bot.
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"Rate hikes with quantitative tightening will be a lot of tightening for the markets to digest," Anderson said.
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Another is biology, and with that in mind researchers have been hunting for creatures that can digest plastics.
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"The black market is a huge problem," said Patricia Heer, an attorney and founder of Cannabis Law Digest.
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"Jimmie's more interested in the bones of the space and how the layout works," Chandra tells Architectural Digest.
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"Everything we're talking about is the uncertainty the market is trying to digest," Guggenheim Partners' Scott Minerd said.
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Unable to digest the creature, it will then will regurgitate it after about a week, the aquarium added.
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Read more about Chastain's design inspirations and see more amazing photos in the October issue of Architectural Digest.
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Furthermore, they have engineered a version of this enzyme that can digest plastic faster than the natural variety.
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"They have lots of ways to mitigate the financial impact," said Duane Stanford, the editor of Beverage Digest.
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As purchases get more and more expensive, it can get harder for the company to "digest" that debt.
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With UK companies halfway through the reporting season, investors had a slew of earnings to digest on Tuesday.
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Regardless of how much the girl truly consumed, doctors prescribed laxatives to help her digest the boba balls.
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Our goal was to raise awareness about modern slavery and make this information easy to access and digest.
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But as we digest the results, it's worth noting that 220 was not a banner year for earnings.
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The former president played some 306 rounds during the eight years of his presidency, according to Golf Digest.
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I came for the credit cards reward feature, but I'm staying for the easy-to-digest spending reports.
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The idea that Carboniferous micro-organisms could not properly digest wood depends on a hypothetical evolutionary time lag.
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Carbonated beverage demand hit a 30-year low in the United States last year, according to Beverage Digest.
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Cows chew grass and digest it in conditions in the stomach with no oxygen, and that releases methane.
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U.S. stock futures were lower this morning as investors try to digest the implications of yesterday's Fed meeting.
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The bot will send you a digest of trending stories about the topics you want twice a day.
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This week brings an interesting smattering of news for investors to digest, each with its own potential imprint.
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Ruminant livestock, such as cattle and sheep, have stomachs containing bacteria able to digest tough, cellulose-rich plants.
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It wasn't a good day for me, so it was really hard to digest everything from that day.
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I took the time to digest it, to educate myself and change the way I spoke and felt . .
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Scientists have developed an enzyme which is able to "digest" some of the planet's most commonly polluting plastics.
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Many of us have been asking ourselves that question as we digest the extraordinary news of recent weeks.
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Inside, staff quietly digest vast quantities of economic research to prepare for less-than-monthly monetary-policy decisions.
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Her work has been featured by USA Today, Consumers Digest, Advisor Today, The Associated Press and other outlets.
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Today only, you can get select subscriptions on publications like Reader's Digest for $3.75 a year on Amazon.
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Fantasy has altered the way fans watch and digest games, and even how the media covers the league.
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Politics entered the discussion on Scalia before people on either side had much time to digest the news.
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Read the full feature and see more photos in the December issue of Architectural Digest or on archdigest.com.
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We just ask that you take a second to digest before hopping right back on the spinning teacups.
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"We will not digest this step of the government," said Raghib Naeemi, a prominent cleric based in Lahore.
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The ideology is very easy to understand and digest, so it's very easy to convert people to it.
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It's still slow —it can digest only a few milligrams of plastic per day, The Economist points out.
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Architectural Digest took us inside Kourtney and Khloé's glam Calabasas, CA, homes — and the pics did not disappoint.
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There are now 42,000 chemicals on his list, and many of them help digest the food we eat.
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You're free to digest what you want, to listen to what you want, and do what you want.
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That's a lot for the markets to digest, but for the moment, very little can keep them down.
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What forecasters do is they digest it for you, and then they use that information to see patterns.
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It gave me a mix of existential fear and solace: The infinite universe was too much to digest.
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They can digest information and execute information a little differently because of those three factors I spoke about.
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In 2016, Mulvaney was ranked as one of Washington, D.C.'s top 150 golfers, according to Golf Digest.
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" Amy Astley, the editor of Architectural Digest, said, "That's why I don't buy the traditional crème and brown.
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"Annie and Adam have a very adventurous sense of color, which I wholeheartedly supported," Shamshiri told Architectural Digest.
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And, on Wednesday, this old Reader's Digest recipe for salmon with lime-herb butter should hit the spot.
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Despite the official warnings, it has taken a while to fully digest how bad the smoke really is.
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Step 23, Journaling, allows you process, digest, and let it go by way of a digital fire ceremony.
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"Can I really digest all this and give something back?" she wondered aloud at the cafe in Graz.
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That's something Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos now stands to disrupt, said Duane Stanford, executive editor at Beverage Digest.
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"It will take some time to digest the latest acquisitions, but I still have some appetite," Caltagirone said.
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Democrats on the committee asked about how much time they would have to digest any amendment from Brady.
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"The numbers are jarring and hard to digest," Tony West, Uber's chief legal officer, said in an interview.
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It's your mini internet digest, the place to find great stories you might not find on social feeds.
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We'll start with a digest of their responses to our questions, with their unedited notes at the end.
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And not only can they digest grains, but recent research shows that they need grain in their diet.
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The growing importance of the population race will be very hard for any political leader to fully digest.
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You&aposre also consuming fiber, which allows your body to digest sugar slower so you don&apost crash.
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"Our bodies digest protein from insects or meat much easier than we do from traditional plants," Chambers said.
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"To this day, I find it hard to digest how it's possible," Favorov said, referring to Yovanovitch's removal.
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There's "no doubt" that Dunkin' is trying to compete with Starbucks, said Beverage Digest executive editor Duane Stanford.
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On Friday, traders will digest quarterly data on the size of the U.S. swine herd from the USDA.
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Then we read an incredible story, perhaps from Reader's Digest, about a boy who walked across the Equator.
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Investors' fears about low airfares may not materialize as airlines digest and start passing along higher oil prices.
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The biggest media companies still want to eat, but first, they're going to need a break to digest.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the data as investors continued to digest Powell's post-meeting comments.
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As people began to digest the Republican health care plan on Tuesday, a few things became clear: 1.
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One intriguing example is a gut bacterium from mealworms that can digest polystyrene, converting it to carbon dioxide.
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Sports _____ And one more before you go: Here's a small digest of good news that happened this week.
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To make it out of a market for the better, Lowry offers practical and easy-to-digest advice.
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The rapid pace of reconstruction news means we're breaking down the most important stories into a reader's digest.
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But overseas, he's already reached celebrity status which, he says, is still a little weird to digest sometimes.
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Wagner's vegetable lambs might be tough to digest in one sitting, but they offer incredible food for thought.
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In 2015, Coca-Cola consumption in the US dropped 1% in volume in the US, reports Beverage Digest.
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For one thing, Mr. Koppelman noted, viewers today are more prepared to digest the details of what went wrong.
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That hard-to-digest mouthful is sadly typical of the style of this often awkward and poorly translated document.
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When they find it, they lap up the liquid effluent, which contains nutritious microorganisms that the beetles can digest.
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I encourage you to digest the above and below crowd shots as a sort of scrapbook of 2000s life.
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She has played with Trump previously and told Golf Digest in 2017 that she isn't inclined to follow politics.
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Bond markets worked to digest $23 billion in new supply from government auctions needed to finance U.S. deficit spending.
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The biggest question is whether consumers can "start to digest that higher price point" of Apple products, Ives said.
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So that's sort of the Reader's Digest version of a pretty sordid and terrible last year of our lives.
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At this point it is unclear how that market will be able to digest all of the additional supply.
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Elsewhere investors continued to digest a raft of earnings updates, with most of the top movers reacting to results.
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Soda consumption has been declining for 13 consecutive years, according to an annual report from industry newsletter Beverage Digest.
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"If you swallow gum, it's true that your body can't digest it," the Mayo Clinic's Michael F. Picco writes.
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And to help your body digest all that, try not to fall into the nap trap after a meal.
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Just this week, Architectural Digest took readers on a tour through Armstrong's contemporary Aspen home and his art collection.
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That he literally no longer walks the Earth is a near-impossible concept for his former teammates to digest.
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But I have thick skin, grew up with two brothers and can digest a lot that's thrown at me.
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All of which gives the Federal Reserve plenty to digest when it considers lifting interest rates later this month.
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In an interview with Inventor's Digest magazine in February 2019, Ms. Denison suggested one driving factor in the registrations.
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They also die, and digest themselves, producing the molecules responsible for the more toasty, yeasty flavors in aged champagne.
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"I think the market ... is pausing to digest Tuesday's and Wednesday's rally," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of Sarhan Capital.
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Erin Lowry delivers simple, easy-to-digest advice on how to tackle tricky money problems in the modern age.
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In 1935, Reader's Digest published a watershed article, "And Sudden Death," intended to shock people into driving more safely.
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But all of them were side dishes to the tramadol that blunted reality, making each day easier to digest.
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U.S. government debt yields were lower Wednesday as investors digest the latest trade developments between the U.S. and China.
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MANY titles bestowed on Donald Trump—from president to commander-in-chief—are hard for non-supporters to digest.
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It's unreasonable to expect every single voter in America to sit down and thoughtfully digest each candidates' policy proposals.
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"You're going to add the data to it that, quite frankly, a human brain just can't digest," said Tull.
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These companies will likely need time to close and digest these mega-acquisitions before looking seriously at buying startups.
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Her journalism and essays appear regularly in major publications across Canada, including Chatelaine, the Walrus, Flare, and Reader's Digest.
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The user-aggregated encyclopedia pages for cults condense news reports, books, and other headlines into easy-to-digest morsels.
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In the run-up to the nonfarm payrolls figure Friday, investors can digest Manufacturing PMIs at 9:45 a.m.
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"James did the vast majority," Nicky, 34, tells Architectural Digest of the sophisticated decor in the magazine's March issue.
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Golf Digest magazine expects he will be the best-ever Oval Office golfer when he takes office on Jan.
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Many of those fans came from digest-sized collections, which made the comic easily available in bookstores and libraries.
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Just through endorsements the young golfer is currently making more than $37 million per year, Golf Digest estimated recently.
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"You want to consume foods that are going to digest quickly and not sit in the stomach," she says.
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"Two years ago, I was contemplating making the shift," Zucker, 42, told Soap Opera Digest, which broke the news.
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The dollar firmed against a basket of currencies as investors continued to digest Wednesday's rate decision and Powell's comments.
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"I'm not a big fan of colors, because the design itself has to stand out," Skriver tells Architectural Digest.
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And God knows he's a pro at communicating big concepts or policy in a language most people can digest.
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"The bloodstream is being used in your extremities, so it can't be used to digest your food," explains Jenkins.
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About Critical Distance: This is a digest of criticism from around the web, curated and archived by Critical Distance.
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Yahoo News Digest remains in the App Store but hasn't gotten a single update in more than a year.
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Global market overview: US stock futures are higher as investors digest earnings reports and prepare for US GDP data.
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Of course, this isn't the kind of media you typically digest—you consider yourself a far more epicurean consumer.
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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Tuesday as investors digest fresh economic data, while concerns from overseas remained.
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Trauma, and indeed, melancholia, renders one speechless, in a state of paralysis, unable to digest what one has experienced.
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Instead, you'll get schooled using visual demonstrations, multimedia presentations, and exam simulators, allowing you to digest the material better.
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Many of Condé Nast's other magazines, like GQ, Glamour and Architectural Digest will face a decrease in print frequency.
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Animals like cows and sheep and most plant-eating mammals rely on microbes to digest the food they eat.
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European markets edged higher on Thursday as investors continued to digest political uncertainties and reacted to fresh corporate earnings.
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All these meditative and scientific factors really boil down to two things: fight-or-flight vs. rest-and-digest.
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Kefir's unique cooking process also makes it 99% lactose-free and easier to digest for people with lactose intolerance.
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The horrific moment that Christine Chubbuck, morning host of Sun Coast Digest on WXLT in Sarasota, Florida, pulled a .
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