So what do you do when you've smoked or eaten too much?
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You've eaten too much, and you never want to see a bottle of Baileys again.
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Stomach pains, gas, and vomiting are also signs that the baby has eaten too much.
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I may have eaten too much so close to my workout, but we'll see how I feel later.
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Be kind and self-compassionate and remind yourself that you're not alone moaning and groaning about having eaten too much.
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He apologized for taking longer than he thought, rubbed his distended belly, and laughed about how we'd eaten too much.
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Left on his own, he often displays the attention span of a very small child who has eaten too much candy.
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"I'm a parrot!" trills M.I.A. over what sounds like a kazoo played by a 10 year old who's eaten too much cotton candy.
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This could mean their minds wander—rather than focusing on food—and make it more difficult for them to recognise when they have eaten too much.
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"There is so much miscommunication around consumption and fullness that many of us have the belief that 'if you feel full, you've eaten too much,'" Tilocca says.
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Marileidy from 4D YC-CLIP did a nice job expressing a common thread running throughout many comments — that food is love: Have you ever eaten too much?
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" Her roommate from her Paris modeling years told People, "I remember we used to run up and down the stairs because we had eaten too much ice cream.
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Jonathan Sheppard—is an artist in the broadest sense of the word: one who's been cooking, painting, and songwriting through adulthood with the reckless abandon of a kid who's eaten too much candy.
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But when our children sleep in their own room my husband and I are left alone on the vast plain of this oversized bed feeling separate, feeling like ugly Americans who have eaten too much, again.
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Post-lunch, she also found herself as a topic of gossip for having eaten too much food. She also narrates an incident where her English teacher humiliated her for her poor English. She has described how her community lived in the centre of the village, unlike Dalit communities elsewhere in the Presidency that were usually expected to live at the periphery. Her father was a teacher in a school for untouchable children.
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Vainio had to go to the bathroom during the flight, and soon there was a call for a doctor from the flight crew. Vainio had kept his heart medicines in his pocket, where the box had opened and mixed with his pastilles. Vainio had eaten too much of the medicine by accident, and his heartbeat started to slow down. Once a stewardess found out what had happened, she saved Vainio's life by quickly forcing him to vomit.
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Homeric hymn to Demeter 208. Used as a ritual beverage in the Eleusinian Mysteries, kykeon was also a popular beverage, especially in the countryside: Theophrastus, in his Characters, describes a boorish peasant as having drunk much kykeon and inconveniencing the Assembly with his bad breath.Characters 4:2–3. It also had a reputation as a good digestive, and as such, in Peace, Hermes recommends it to the main character who has eaten too much dried fruit.
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Sach has eaten too much candy, which gives him a toothache that allows him to predict the future. Slip and Gabe come up with an idea to make money from this and put him in a sideshow carnival. A mad scientist sees Sach's photo in the newspaper and reads about his ability. He visits the carnival where after seeing Sach in action he decides to kidnap him so he can transfer his brain into the brain of Atlas, a Frankenstein type humanoid creature.
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In 1970, the company established a manufacturing unit in the suburb of Chembur, with a production capacity of 19,000 crates per shift. When Coca-Cola first launched in India in the 1950s, Duke's launched Mangola, a mango flavoured juice drink to survive competition. Duke's Gingerade was popularly used when people had eaten too much or had an upset stomach, while the Raspberry drink was a favourite at Parsi weddings as well as a children's favourite. The Duke's brand is synonymous with Irani cafés in Mumbai.
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Raghubir and Krishna (1999) show that container shapes can impact perceived consumption, which is how much consumers think they have eaten or drunk as opposed to how much they have actually eaten or drunk. Aydinoglu and Krishna (2011) show that food size labels (e.g., a large size portion of French fries being labeled medium) can result in believing that one has not eaten too much and thus not feeling guilty about it (guiltless gluttony). Smellizing is a term coined by Prof. Krishna (Krishna, Morrin and Sayin 2014) to reflect “imagining smells”.
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In 2003, Bishop Jean-Louis Plouffe argued that future-Prime Minister Paul Martin would not be truly Catholic if his government recognized same-sex marriage. At around the same time, Bishop Fred Henry said then-Prime Minister Jean Chrétien may go to hell for recognizing such marriages. Leshner responded to these arguments, which he called "religious intolerance," by saying "I think the bishop has eaten too much mad cow... The Charter of Rights trumps the Bible."Kim Lunman and Campbell Clark, "Top bishop challenges Martin on same-sex," The Globe and Mail, August 1, 2003, pg. A.1.
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It is the last day before Great Lent, and the family is busy eating, knowing they'll have to spend the next seven weeks on lean diet. Pavel Vasilyevich is summoned by his wife Pelageya Ivanovna to help out his son Styopa, a high-school boy in the second class, who sits in the nursery, crying over the textbook, having trouble understanding division of fractions, apparently as a result of having eaten too much pancakes. Rather dazed himself after heavy lunch, the father makes a poor job of it and, having totally lost the plot, starts relating his own stories about his school. Pelageya Ivanovna calls them to the table for tea, where they join her in the company of two aunts (one of whom is mostly silent, another is deaf and dumb) and a midwife.
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