Neither agent sees the horns retracting into his fleshy neck.
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Traditionally, you'd see only bone illumined among the fleshy bits.
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The three fleshy nudes are at once solid and kinetic.
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They look like small, fleshy bumps and may be painful.
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And they were spiraled, like a fleshy cavatappi pasta noodle.
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They have the same bushy eyebrows, plump nose, and fleshy lips.
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Fleshy features of the Ramathallus algae as seen under a microscope.
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Thomasin wakes to a view of the witch's fleshy, naked body.
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Take some fleshy, fresh mussels and serve them with mustardy sauce.
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It's a win for all, especially fleshy meat bags like myself.
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The schematic figures become practically fleshy in their transformation under light.
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Some books are so fleshy they're opaque: Lord of the Rings numbs.
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The wines were opulent and fleshy with plenty of soft, dark fruit.
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That fleshy interior is actually the watermelon's placenta, which holds the seeds.
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Their faces were gigantic and fleshy on the screen mounted behind them.
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In Birk's prints, Trump is a fat, fleshy giant with a combover.
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At one point, I'm lowered onto the floor and fed something fleshy.
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FOR decades the fleshy features of Altaf Hussain have glowered over Karachi.
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Now, a fleshy mass rests somewhere in the middle of the stain.
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Across these works, the digital is exposed in all its fleshy vulnerability.
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By that point, however, Bach's fleshy face had gone Botox-injection frozen.
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Don't touch or scrub the root, and leave be any fleshy bits.
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The peppers were caramelized and fleshy, and slicked with good olive oil.
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It's fleshy and sweaty and rough, in the manner of RoseAnne Spradlin.
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My fleshy little pale fingers touch the straight lines of the grid.
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Shoot the final enemy, that fleshy monster, with all of your ammunition.
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The organ was fleshy and heavy, like a sodden loaf of bread.
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Guess they prefer 400-count cotton and soft, fleshy humans over dino hides.
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In this telling Achilles, notionally a demi-god, is a flawed, fleshy mortal.
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In English the word "avocado" refers to a fleshy fruit, native to Mexico.
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Without a script or fleshy faces, you're pulled deeper into that warm blur.
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Now a small part of its fleshy, red body was in my mouth.
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But Amazon's new idea goes to extremes to treat employees like fleshy robots.
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What makes making fruits (especially big, juicy, fleshy ones) worth it to plants?
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They just hang out, there for the taking, their fleshy lips slightly opened.
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A cross section of a healthy 27-year-old brain looks robust, fleshy.
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These were not fleshy or veiny toys, in keeping with the CTA's rules.
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Boris Brisyuk, 63, a fleshy engineer with a red face, is one convert.
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Shrapnel left in the fleshy tissue of camouflaged buttocks were a source of hilarity.
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Unflinchingly his camera cuts through the swearing and fleshy karaoke to their individual stories.
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THICK, fleshy, severed cow's tongues, their tips curled neatly on to the butcher's tray.
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Fleshy and smooshed, the image is more reminiscent of roadkill than a human eye.
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The stuff that you use is inside, that fleshy stuff that is very tender.
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Donald Trump and I have something in common: We both have meaty, fleshy palms.
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In the sauna, the body asserts itself: essential, unavoidable, a fleshy fact of being.
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The surprising offshoot was that simulated sex lost all its fleshy raunchy transgressive mojo.
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In her work, there's a possibility for technology to be humane, progressive, fleshy, revolutionary.
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I strapped them all onto my fleshy wrist: the Fitbits, the Nikes, the Polars.
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I still carry the scars — fleshy Braille that narrates the story of my childhood.
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The top third of what should have been the fleshy part looked eaten away.
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Later, I would allow myself to be a body, fleshy and needy and complicated.
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Popped and pulsing purple veins run its entire length, from the first fleshy segment on.
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Beneath the mask, this titan has grown as pallid and fleshy as a waterlogged corpse.
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The fleshy ones would looked like oddly shaped clumps in microbial mats bathed in cyanobacteria.
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No matter how bony the rest of my appendages might be, my arms remain fleshy.
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Throw in a slightly blurred, fleshy-looking photo and a politician, and it's even better.
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It helps us ignore the strange fleshy aches that come with having a meat cage.
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At this point, even fake "chicken" feels pretty freakin' fleshy, thanks to modern food science.
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A man whose fleshy hind-cleavage is putting on an impromptu show of its own.
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The brain isn't a perfect computer-like data storage device, but a fallible fleshy organ.
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Then, triumphal, Trump straightened his suit jacket, stiffened his posture and raised his fleshy chin.
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Dunk them in melted butter before scraping off the sweet fleshy bits between your teeth.
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I stare at the fleshy carcass, astonished, and accept the expensive gift in acute embarrassment.
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They even have a cute Japanese name for the fleshy confections: niku keeki (肉ケーキ).
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These fleshy, sometimes hairy, alternately hilarious, erotic and mundanely functional appendages—where did they come from?
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Toast jutted out of a bowl of fleshy, delicious black trumpet mushrooms in their own broth.
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The first few women I was with had bodies like mine — large and fleshy and luxurious.
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We here at Refinery29 had a hunch that his gift would be of the fleshy kind.
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But these severed limbs, haggard faces, and fleshy lumps are actually made entirely out of dough.
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Sometimes, the fleshy animal goodness we consume reminds us that it's just that—animal body parts.
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It's got a light, fleshy color, similar to other organisms that live in the deep deep.
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Graphic, fleshy sculptures covered in body hair form part of this strange yet intriguing sculpture series.
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Sure, it may turn all the beloved cartoon Pokémon from your youth into hyperreal, fleshy monstrosities.
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Is it a flashy and fleshy heterosexual fantasy that's equal parts "Jerry Springer Show" and "Cops"?
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Wish tells us he's gonna shoot Krazyie in the fleshy part of the leg with a .
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The heads were frighteningly realistic, with glass eyes and fleshy faces that begged to be touched.
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The result is a matte, warm, fleshy surface, which feels perfect for his subjects: abstract heads.
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That last one is key: the controller basically treats each of your fingers like a fleshy joystick.
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Victorians can visit Graham in the fleshy flesh at the State Library of Victoria until August 8.
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Upon closer inspection, he discovered the outlines of toes and a fleshy heel pad — a sauropod footprint.
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The MoMA caryatid is fully rounded and flintily sculptural, but imbued with a surprisingly soft, fleshy warmth.
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A fleshy, heavyweight sex doll with blonde hair is slumped on its back over an air mattress.
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It's slightly fleshy and transparent, as if its skin has not yet had time to fully form.
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Her fleshy creations are made to appear hyperrealistic through the clever application of silicone and human hair.
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Ms. Garner's works were spectacular and ghastly, full of meat hooks, medical instruments, and wounded fleshy forms.
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From this face extended a fleshy protuberance, similar to a mini elephant trunk or a tapir's proboscis.
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Entitled "The Female Divine," it would be a reclining corpulent nude, reveling in her own fleshy abundance.
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So it's not hard to see a future when Atlas does indeed tread where fleshy humans dare not.
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A fleshy sculpture, a canvas meant for paint, an anatomical performance prop, a model, and so much more.
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Among his highlighted works: a tribute to the fleshy, cold salted duck at Nanjing Kitchen in Los Angeles.
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I always think I look the same – frumpy, fleshy and overly emotive – but apparently Harrison didn't think so.
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Here, the verisimilitude of the fleshy textures and tones can make the works almost painful to look at.
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And yet, seeing it here—alone, out of the skull, detached from the brain stem, it's overwhelmingly fleshy.
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The coats that are quilted into fleshy segments like caterpillars, the coats that come down past the knee.
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It's mostly celebrity news and fleshy clickbait, with just a few examples of on-the-scene spot reporting.
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He discovered porn when he was 15 but quickly transitioned from its fleshy offerings to Literotica's wordy landscape.
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Lobe-finned fish differ from others because their fleshy fins connect to the body through a single bone.
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Those little fleshy seashells, whether they stick out or hang low, can be instantly recognizable in family portraits.
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It's a seed coating, and in the lychee, the ARIL is the fleshy, edible part of the fruit.
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In the Boucher canvas a plump, fleshy, half-naked woman is lying on her belly on her bed.
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From the corner of my eye I spotted something fleshy on the edge of one of the rocks.
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Confronting the Iraqi onlookers, he steps on a fleshy pile, which turns out to be the suicide-bomber's face.
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Bats use their strong teeth to crush clams, which they spit out and pick apart for the fleshy pieces.
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The archaeologists said the extra appendage was a symbol of the god wearing the fleshy remains of sacrificed individuals.
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To the best train interior designers, you are a puppet, a malleable, fleshy being to be controlled by force.
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This unnervingly fleshy Lego man is a project from Frank Ippolito and Norman Chan, of Adam Savage's Tested website.
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Agustin Fernandez of Cuba is often considered a Surrealist for his depictions of fleshy visions and fantastical metallic inventions.
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And natural selection algorithms can produce unique solutions that people, with their puny, fleshy brains, might never hit on.
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With his fleshy face and muscular frame, he has a physical stolidity that clashes with his quickness of mind.
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The key is to roll, and try to let the fleshy side parts of your body absorb the impact.
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If you must scream into your dog, do so into the fleshy middle area, not the front or back.
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The juxtaposition of my body right now, the fleshy body with the plastic mask, I think is very interesting.
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There are stiff, unmoving boobs, and there are boobs that yearn to want to escape their fleshy confines forever.
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It all lends a fluid, fleshy power to Snakeoil, which is otherwise high on transient textures and acrid impact.
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He is a small, bubbly middle-aged man with a fleshy face, short limbs, and deeply-etched laugh lines.
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Still, he liked the fleshy Mayan shrimp on ice, the gratifying emptiness when the meat popped from the socket.
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What is it about the batnipple that goes too far, other than some larger uncomfortableness with two fleshy little nubs?
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When the fleshy part of the healthy cut has calloused, only then can you replant it into VERY gritty soil.
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But it's almost impossible to operate on that strange, fleshy mass without a little luck and a lot of preparation.
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They pressed their ungloved hands to the tough fleshy tunica adventitia and felt within it the rhythmic surge of fluid.
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But to him, it's like biting into a "fabulous fleshy grilled tomato with salt", except with pure sweet sea flavor.
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As a vegan, I ate a lot of processed plant-based proteins like tofu that feel fleshy and taste savory.
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Honestly it looks like a 70s key party which could descend into a fleshy partner swapping orgy at any moment.
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Pterygium, for instance, is a growth of fleshy tissue that can cover part of the cornea and hurt your vision.
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We're putting more trust in artificial intelligence to take care of our fleshy bodies in risky situations than ever before.
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When I notice a fleshy fold or the slick of anxiety sweat, I attempt to put the feeling into words.
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Facebook first announced its plans to peer into the fleshy grey matter depths of your skull way back in 2017.
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But if robots end up working more closely with their fleshy colleagues, one concern is how they will interact safely.
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A video that shows a long downward journey through tunnels both geographic and fleshy only compounds the momentum and unease.
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But then, a giant, fleshy spider-like zombie creature crawls into Joel Hammond's (Timothy Olyphant) ear and directly into his brain.
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It was strange to see something generally understood as a symbol of beauty and status, shoved into a dank, fleshy hole.
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In "Sorry" he sings, "I'm missing more than just your body," acknowledging, for once, that desire isn't merely visual or fleshy.
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The book broke down every part of my fleshy form and dictated exactly why I shouldn't be wearing anything I liked.
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On the one hand, it's a commons that exists beyond words, the fleshy substrate of mortality as much as of experience.
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They are fleshy; the digits are slender and strong; they look like some kind of weird vision from a fever dream.
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Most species can really only survive off a single host species, but some can choose between a roster of fleshy eateries.
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We fleshy beings remain more creative, more dexterous, and more empathetic—a particularly important skill in health care and law enforcement.
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A series of fleshy, digitally constructed instruments imagine what it would look like if your sex toys were assimilated by aliens.
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Where was the invitation to give in to fleshy temptations held out by Ssam Bar's rotisserie duck or its pork shoulder?
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During the next couple of hours, I had needles repeatedly stuck into my ankle and the fleshy part of my calf.
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This is the office of Karagumruk's muhtar, a man with a wide fleshy face and a boxer's body named Ismail Altintoprak.
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This thing looked like what I imagine Alan Brazil's heart to look like, and tasted like a fleshy air hockey puck.
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It helps us smell and taste and breathe, and even filters air for our lungs like some kind of fleshy Brita.
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To see an ass is not to see a pair of fleshy buttocks, not merely two grinding slabs of leg shoulder.
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Up a short flight of stairs, you'll find the fleshy leatherwork of Elizabeth Harney, whose works deal with the military experience.
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I am a fleshy mass of mediocrity best suited to less spectacular pursuits like online shopping and ironing my own clothes.
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Too much gray, black, and salmon-pink; too many lush, fleshy strokes of a two-inch-wide, paint-laden filbert brush.
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Of literal "rough edges" there are few, if any, among this cohort, as these busts are soft and modeled — convincingly fleshy.
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Despite being made from a company based in California, Sally reportedly doesn't play well with avocado, presumably due to its fleshy texture.
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How has one divine creature blessed us with ham, bacon, ribs, pulled pork, tenderloin, and, well, so many other delicious fleshy bits?
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Photo: Michella Bredahl Virtual reality is a place where the usual rules or limitations of the physical, fleshy world no longer apply.
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At first I congratulated myself on having a ring-side view of the back of Mr Putin's surprisingly pink and fleshy neck.
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Another similarly lounging but oddly fleshy skeleton was found along Rome's Via Appia and is now part of the Museo Nazionale Romano.
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At 41, he is disarmingly boyish, with a cherub's fleshy face and a tendency to gabble enthusiastically when a subject excites him.
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Athens is arid at this time of year; yet, plump, fleshy stalks of corn tower over beds of artichokes, pumpkins, and asparagus.
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Still, one fleshy piece of Lynch has burrowed its way deep into video games, and that is the essence of Twin Peaks.
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Emma: I'm not a fan of small holes—it's certain types of clusters, mainly things that have fleshy textures but not everything.
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With its fleshy, lobed fins and its tough armored scales, the specimen looked very unlike fish we see in our oceans today.
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Buren's visual light cascade draws the eye even more firmly to the fleshy female form tearing through the head of her prey.
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Iowans shift their schedules to encounter candidates in fleshy 248-D, away from the terse theatrics of billboards and cable-news hits.
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"Dancers at the Black Eagle" has a light, fleshy eroticism, while the scrawled black lines of "Mardi Gras" pick out a sinister trio.
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Once per second came a combination of sharpness and pressure on one of the least fleshy and forgiving parts of my entire body.
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You really do feel trapped in the fleshy chest cavity, and it's both terrifying and strangely relieving to finally claw your way out.
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Besides some fleshy bits getting stuck to the gas tank, all went well and I was sure we were racing to the finish.
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On the palate they tended toward lean rather than fleshy, with delicate fruit and angular, earthy flavors, often with notes of iron ore.
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Click here to view original GIFThere you are, just trying to get some alone time, watching your favorite fleshy, cinematic masterpiece, when BLAMMO!
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Do you remember Graham, the wide, fleshy, multi-nippled creature of your nightmares disguised as a way to raise awareness for road safety?
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It's no surprise that the fleshy, muted shade that's enveloping everything from furniture to beauty packaging also looks fierce as a denim jacket.
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But then the pain built to unbearable levels and, sitting on the toilet, she felt a small, fleshy mass fall out of her.
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Related: Hyperrealistic oil paintings highlight blossoming young women Meat the Fleshy Oil Paintings of Oda Jaune Sensual, Ethereal Watercolors Reinterpret the Female Form
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On either side of its meter-long body were 12 short legs, fleshy armor, and spiky antennae that functioned as "arms" for eating.
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"I thought the N.L.D.'s slogan, 'Time for Change,' was very good," Khin Nyunt told me, holding my hand in a fleshy grip.
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The Colombian artist Fernando Botero, noted for his fleshy, whimsical portrayals of people and animals, reimagined the scene in a heroic oil painting.
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In the background, I noticed a rather pudgy young coach whose fleshy middle sharply contrasted with the chiseled physique of his Thai student.
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Bloody ears and fleshy cross-sections in makeshift operating rooms around the United States weren't enough to phase Berlin-based photographer Hannes Wiedemann.
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Surreal, fleshy, porous, alien; these are the textures explored in the latest 3D fractal images of Reunion Island-based artist Patrice Olivier ACARDY.
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Related: These Handmade Fairy Tale Figurines Are Adorable and Twisted Kitsch Figurines Get Modern Makeovers Meat the Fleshy Oil Paintings of Oda Jaune
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Like Santissimi's disturbing fleshy sculptures, Salcedo's work has a certain grotesqueness about it, but one more grounded in the real than the fantastical.
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Damaged veins ran like strikes of lightning along the tops of her hands and up the soft fleshy skin of her inner arms.
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He sculpted her in fleshy wax at two-thirds life size, her eyes shut tight, her face scrunched up like a wadded rag.
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Throughout the rest of 2018, Junior continued to evolve into something resembling fleshy, organic life, one facial and bodily component at a time.
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It looked like a human hand from the outside, fleshy and creased, but was powered from within by tiny pistons and circuit boards.
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At Weekender, they are Italian long hots, always a gamble, erratic in heat; some are merely sweet and fleshy, others a silent shriek.
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"I learned [to] put hard bones in soft fleshy places so I just started hitting him on the side of his head," she said.
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It's Trump's profile in fleshy bas-relief, as he might look on a coin, should America reach the point of putting him on currency.
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This cat appears to be bidding buh-bye to our favorite, fleshy pink fruit in the most fabulous way possible: She's sitting in it.
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This fleshy sea-slug is prized as a delicacy, a traditional medicine reputedly capable of curing joint pain and fatigue, and a natural aphrodisiac.
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Even if I wanted to intervene, I couldn't, because another cosmic warrior encased in bony, fleshy armor had his fingers clenched around my throat.
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Watching the fleshy, soft-bodied guns bob around in virtual space carries the peculiar delight of seeing subtext dragged, kicking and screaming, into text.
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I'm exaggerating, partially, but the sight of real-life, fleshy people hanging by their feet with blood dripping across them was actually really shocking.
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Eggplants — These are berries, which are defined as "fleshy fruit that have multiple seeds on the inside, embedded in the flesh of the ovary."
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There are fleshy and firm chanterelles, too, lightly pickled and preserved in olive oil until they're brought to the table crisscrossed with rosemary needles.
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No matter how well I knew these people's bodies — from breastplates to bony joints to fleshy cheeks — I had no idea about their politics.
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This is why most fig recipes put the fruit front and center, so you can admire its fleshy beauty before you gobble it up.
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You could literally pull your laptop from Van Gogh's "Wheatfields," or sling a luminescent, fleshy "Titian" over your shoulder, I couldn't help but laugh.
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If the bulbous, fleshy mugshots covering the 19th issue of FELT Zine appear odd, it's because they are digital reproductions of the same face.
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Sometimes I forget my body is just a fleshy skin sack, full of fluid and squishy parcels of muscle and hard sticks of collagen.
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It's slapped off on paperboard and shows a naked, blown-out bottle blonde in her 30s sitting with her fleshy back to the viewer.
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Is there anything more absurd than the image of a steel-grey robot cop inside a colorfully lit club surrounded by fleshy, sweaty humanoids?
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Case #3: BrittenyMemphis, Tennessee, is where we meet 31-year-old Britteny, who has wart-like bumps all over her body that present fleshy moles.
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Any sign of the fleshy lamb meat has now completely disappeared, giving us the smooth consistency that would have taken several hours with a ghotni.
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Instead of a sheet, hymens tend to be a layer of thin, fleshy tissue that surrounds the vaginal opening, with a hole in the center.
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Minior, on the other hand, is a sentient, floating meteor that can remove its protective outer rock shell in battle, exposing its colorful, fleshy core.
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That particular scene became a fleshy, moaning, groaning, dancing fountain with people literally, then figuratively, gushing over the "sex hacks" the former fitness competitor imparted.
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Fleshy, primal, timeless, and odd, these fabric constructions present a head-on collision with the era's Minimalist sculptors, such as Donald Judd and Tony Smith.
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As Taylor rounded a corner, the alien flicked its impossibly long forked tongue toward her, wrapping it around her armored body like a fleshy cable.
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Recover with another southern specialty: a fleshy sea bream, generously bathed in turmeric, rubbed with garlic, and fried whole, that is mercifully spared of chilies.
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So, if that makes getting through this week's episode, filled with fleshy skin tabs, spider veins, and one farting cyst easier to stomach — then godspeed.
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The mantle she holds in one hand has blown off her stout, fleshy body, though somehow the wind has no effect on her long hair.
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This year was full of robots that could take our jobs and kick our fleshy asses, but it was also rife with really adorable ones.
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It says as much about the specter of superintelligence and consciousness in machines as it does about our own fleshy and emotional inputs and outputs.
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If you don't use TOMATO PASTE, you miss out on the thickening aspect and a richness of flavor brought about by drying very fleshy fruit.
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In Minneapolis, a circa-1600 copy of Cranach's painting "Martin Luther on His Deathbed" (1546) shows the fleshy Reformer tranquilly at rest on cloudlike pillows.
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Certainly, his visual and motion propositions — which privileged the sleek and coolly impersonal — point to our current slippery situation between fleshy embodiment and connective circumvention.
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To paraphrase a certain android from Blade Runner: It's quite an experience to live in fear, both in science fiction and in our flawed, fleshy reality.
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The fleshy, green fruit is the catalyst for almost 40 reported large-scale thefts from avocado orchards on New Zealand's north island, according to The Guardian.
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They tell their children tales of the red-headed witch who will come claim them and carve up their soft fleshy gourd-bodies if they misbehave.
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His skin was dough-white and the fleshy folds of his paunch rolled as he moved, but his hairy arms and chest were strong, bear-like.
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Then, the camera takes us through the umbilical cord, its fleshy innards transitioning into a metallic pipe that is revealed to be connected to a machine.
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Overfishing is another problem, as the removal of fish from the food chain allows the spread of large fleshy algae whose growth can crowd out coral.
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Underneath, a fleshy mound rises, which could be a breast, shoulder, belly, or hill, replete with magnified images of what look like blood cells and microorganisms.
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I have a hard time imagining going back to fleshy companions like Piper or Dogmeat when I can build a tank to stay by my side.
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The injury's called "avocado hand" and doctors say they've seen a huge increase in it in recent years ... since the fleshy fruit's become the 'in' thing.
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"I can see you," a massive, wide-eyed head whispers in the distance, its fleshy tongue strewn about the ground, as if it recently gave up.
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Yo-kai Watch 2 is divided into two different releases — Bony Spirits and Fleshy Souls — which are mostly identical, save for a few version-exclusive yokai.
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On the one hand, she did have the satisfaction of seeing Mountainstein pop the head off a Sparrow as if it was a fleshy bottle cap.
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Then she applies her degree in plastic arts from Istanbul's Yeditepe University Fine Art Academy to collage cacti and other fleshy flora with the reclaimed monkeyboxes.
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I sat down with O'Connell to talk scary supercomputers, the inconvenience of occupying a fleshy human form, and how decidedly dystopian beating death would actually be.
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The first body was personal and revoltingly fleshy, consigned to eat and shit and fuck and die and all the other awful indignities of mortal life.
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In the painting, Apollo is holding a lyre while Venus, the goddess of love, is portrayed as an artist painting a landscape, her fleshy backside exposed.
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He is 52, a small but squarely built man with a fleshy nose, close-cut hair and a look of stubborn defiance stamped on his face.
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Leaning over the counter, after cutting the fleshy cheeks off the apples, she arranged them in a skillet coated in butter and sugar, eyeballing the amounts.
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However, the designers Vera Wang and Reem Acra showcased nontraditional gowns in fleshy hues that appeal to the bride who wants to make her own traditions.
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She juxtaposes this background with a full-page drawn copy of Gentileschi's "Susanna and the Elders" (1610), showing a fleshy woman cowering beneath two lecherous men.
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In slightly stomach-churning scenes like "The Widow" and "The Parents," both from 1931, Savinio's mother acquires the scrawny head and fleshy wattles of a turkey.
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In it, a man in stilettos tries to backflip, but when his heels make contact with the ground again, his body crumbles into gooey, fleshy chunks.
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I saw the nude leather heels first, her feet transformed into a fleshy weapon, then the whole person, who was extending her hand to shake mine.
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Also like a crab cake, these cakes were crispy on the outside, fleshy on the inside, and seasoned to perfection with pepper, green onion, and celery salt.
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Orange falls in that camp, too, while skin tones risk making certain vibrators look like unwieldy skin tags, "bizarre fleshy overhang[s]" as Dame's Lieberman put it.
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For centuries, cherries have been so much more than just a fleshy stone fruit that just so happen to be the perfect topper for a Shirley Temple.
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The artist's giant head lays sideways on a landscape, and viewers can walk into his mouth, where they find an architectural setting inside a fleshy pink cave.
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The generic small-town America (and a severed fleshy appendage) of Blue Velvet, the tainted love, betrayed relationships, and psychotic breaks of Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive.
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Truly, the 20-teens (or whatever we're calling this bizarre time in history) have raised the humble fleshy pad on which we sit to objet d'art status.
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Hardly sentimental, Neel's unflinchingly direct gaze is nonetheless imbued with a deep quality of sympathy, a palpable need to get at the fleshy humanity of her subjects.
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In springtime, temperatures range from 55 to 72 Fahrenheit, weather that's conducive to growing certain types of fruit: cherries and nectarines; plump, fleshy peaches; plums and strawberries.
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Nude tights (and lingerie) are definitely not created equal — "nude" tends to be quite narrowly defined as a few fleshy shades that are on the paler side.
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The appendix is a fleshy, worm-shaped tube about four inches long that hangs off of the cecum—a pouch that joins the small and large intestines.
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And, for Pocsik, riffing on anatomical forms and manipulating materials go hand in hand — a carved, laminated wood knife board looks almost fleshy thanks to supple indentations.
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To cook the chicken, Bazdarich salts only the fleshy side of the meat, then places the pieces skin-side down on the cooler side of the grill.
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Second, it can (though it doesn't always) perform far more "actions per minute" than a human, because it isn't limited by fleshy hands and banks of buttons.
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In the fifth inning, starter Sonny Gray tried to field a hard grounder with his bare hand and it slammed into the fleshy part of his thumb.
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As such, it offers up many questions concerning how the hot, fleshy political body is seen today within the cool, non-narrative, decorative stations of contemporary art.
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Whenever he's not worshipping his own false idol, or worshipping his fleshy human-robot corpus (hard to tell the statue from the real man, TBH), he's scoring goals.
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Although there's still some way to go, we are moving towards increasing acceptance of all body types and shapes—but dicks remain the fleshy exception to this rule.
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If you look hard enough, really everything deep down there looks kind of long and fleshy, even the deepest sea fish ever which received its name this year.
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Unless you are an actual computer or the love of your life is geographically inaccessible, preserve the scarce fleshy wonders of the world, and propose in real life.
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The meaning of each word, painted in a warm, fleshy tone, is all but irrelevant against a swirling blue backdrop, where streaks of white form a pneumatic grid.
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The subject of a late-18th-century portrait by Joseph Siffred Duplessis, she flaunts multiple chins, her fleshy arms and bosom becomingly veiled in a demi-sheer frock.
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Also when the same machine explodes at the Russian facility in the opening scene of Episode 1, it shows how vaporized people disintegrate into piles of fleshy goo.
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The lampshades are made of mushroom mycelium—the fleshy, vegetative part of the fungus that is an organic building materialstronger than concrete bricks and can withstand extreme temperatures.
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Researchers from Carnegie Mellon may have just the thing with a new smartwatch interface that uses that fleshy bezel right next to the typically tiny displays: your arm.
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Also to blame are sewage, farmland run-off and fishing, all of which favour the growth of the big, fleshy algae that are corals' main competitors for space.
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One of the biggest technical challenges in this regard is creating hardware that can handle the massive parallel processing capacity that defines the fleshy computer in our skulls.
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In Wittenberg, Germany, one church has taken to automating spiritual guidance, creating a new robot, called the Bless U-2, that offers robotic benedictions to its fleshy parishioners.
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But unlike his fleshy human counterparts, it looks like Jelani might be spared from all the terrible pickup lines and the nightmares of a bad match for now.
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Deep red and fleshy pink meet in expressive brushstrokes, built up with thick layers of paint, paper, and plastic, all topped with a yellow wig and wispy eyebrows.
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It becomes less nice when that rigidity presses against the fleshy lives of actual human beings moving through a complicated world not arranged for their deeply consequential concerns.
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The researchers used a scanning electron microscope to determine the structure of its fleshy, pouty-looking lips and high-speed video to learn what it does while feeding.
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Although he is often portrayed as fleshy and even obese by popular culture, it was only near the end of his life that Henry became corpulent and sickly.
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While her face is safely rendered in paint or stone, her eyes and tongue can still serve to confront the viewer with a reminder of their fleshy corporeality.
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SS: After "Machina," you made several other works — "The Swing" (22011), "Mortifications" (22007–22015), "Ophelia" (22013), "The Seasons" (20153) — that represent the female body as fleshy or zaftig.
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And for those seeking less fleshy forms of sexual expression, erotica, fan fiction, and comics provide safe, sexy spaces to feel out the boundaries of their own desires.
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The absentee owners broke a cardinal rule of brownstone Brooklyn: There is a ginkgo tree near the house, and in the fall, ginkgos drop fleshy, rotten-scented fruits.
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During the course of his presidency, he morphed from heroic resister of the 2210 coup attempt, standing valiantly atop a tank, to a fleshy, unpredictable, alcohol-fueled embarrassment.
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That was refreshing to hear, "cock" was practically music to my ears in comparison to the "fleshy pink meat wands" that had been burned into my memory forevermore.
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If only the pumpkin crème caramel, which the server herself billed as divisive, due to its fleshy texture, could have ended the meal on as high a note.
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Pregnancy was widely considered to be too unsightly and unpleasantly fleshy to be a focus of celebrity coverage in the '80s, but the Demi Moore cover changed that.
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While Ogita was midway through his jump on Saturday, his pocket Olympian got loose ... and unleashed his fleshy fury all over the bar ... knocking it off the stand.
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Set in a twisted, glitchy, 3D world those familiar with Rolfes' work will recognize, a drum machine sequencer sends cubes representing sounds at a fleshy floating ragdoll alien.
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As you approach PeoplewareUready1, a fleshy, pink sculpture resembling an iMessage chat bubble, closer inspection reveals a distorted, fragmented version of yourself reflected in the sculpture's triangular base.
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Richard Manaba's digitally manipulated nude portraits in fleshy pink, suspended from the ceiling with silver chains, communicate the hidden-in-plain-sight sexuality of gay men at this time.
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Enter Raygoza, who is now carrying the fleshy torch for a new generation of Mexican-American Angelenos who are getting more in touch with their roots through traditional foods.
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" He says the fleshy fossils grew in complex colonies consisting of finger-like protrusions, and that the tissues were comprised of tightly-packed, cell-chain filaments called "cell fountains.
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Some drawings evoke Picasso's cubism, some Dalí's surrealist creatures, some look like fleshy characters on Adult Swim TV, while others are drawn in the texture of a cyberpunk anime.
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The Guardian reports that avocado crime is sweeping New Zealand, as unprecedented demand for this most precious of fleshy fruits causes criminals to focus their attention on the fruit.
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There's heavy discussion of LSD and what sound like fleshy portals that slice people and objects in half and grant entry to some unknown universe where time moves slower.
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While those questions can't be answered now, Chris Heckman believes that machine learning will enable self-driving cars to make what we fleshy meat bags would consider moral decisions.
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It has both pectoral and pelvic fins, which it uses to scurry clumsily along the ocean floor, and a "small fleshy anal fin" underneath its tail, like a propellor.
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That salad has been replaced by one with lemon cucumbers and fleshy summer melon, but the cured egg remains, giving the fruit and vegetables a depth I didn't expect.
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This distinction starts in our mouths, through fleshy bumps that dot our tongue, inner cheeks, and the pathway to the upper esophagus that are often (mistakenly) called taste buds.
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Perhaps you've been watching the BBC's Spy in the Wild, in which meticulously recreated robotic animals cohabitate with their fleshy brethren and record all their secret goings and doings.
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Against this chilly, slick digital backdrop, the machines and technologies of the early 20th century seem almost fleshy, so inextricably are they linked and scaled to embodied human experience.
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" The Cincinnati Enquirer, often changing their opinion of Hattie from beautiful and skilled, to fleshy and apparently 'elephantine,' declared that Hattie's fighting ability was "seventy-five percent wildcat power.
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This Skin-On Interface project is less about protecting our phones with fleshy silicone-based cases than it is about introducing a new way to interact with our phones.
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Other sculptures titillated in their ability to resemble the warm and fleshy without going soft, like Erwin Wurm's Fat Bus, or his series of sweaters pulled tight over canvas.
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A team of paleontologists in China announced on Wednesday the discovery of a dinosaur that sported the same kinds of fleshy wings bats use to flit through the air.
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Instead, it will clarify within each mention whether "driver" refers to a fleshy human, or the advanced driver systems that might one day operate cars all on their own.
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Turns out perception is a remarkable, variegated thing, and cars need to learn how to do all the cool stuff we the fleshy can before performing seamlessly on the road.
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But thanks to a fleshy material called ballistic gel and a couple of probes, I now know that when hit with that kind of voltage, human skin gets positively melty.
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These energetic works, plastered with a palette knife, are viscous and fleshy, marking a first step away from the traditional idea of portraiture, says the show's lead curator, John Elderfield.
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It's not the entire scene, of course — no major spoilers here — but it does give you a sense of exactly what the fleshy half of Snoke brought to the role.
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In the front room slumped over the end of the sofa like a dead dog is a brother, a best friend, the fleshy incarnation of your worst and best memories.
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At times when I felt anxious or scared, I had only to reach up under my shirt to cradle a fleshy breast in my hand, soft as a dying jellyfish.
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Amnesia Scanner has never felt real, at least in the sense of corporeal human beings with fleshy fingers programming the mutant beatwork and ASCII melodies that make up their music.
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For the upcoming games — which are called Bony Spirits and Fleshy Souls, and which will be released simultaneously much like Pokemon — the level of localization will likely be the same.
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Sadly Atlas will probably never end up doing this work in your home – he's too expensive – but robots like him could start sweeping, dusting, and otherwise coddling their fleshy masters.
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Though it's understandably a huge blow to her self-confidence, Diane is not at all bitter about the fleshy, raised dots that cover her entire body, including her whole face.
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They loft you along, their verses engaging the brain much the way that plot does in prose: as a long, supple spine making sense of a fleshy body of emotion.
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Depending on the season, she may find all kinds of regional specialties, like hake kokotxa, the fleshy underpart of the fish's jaw, or live baby eels — not for the squeamish.
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We'll only know just how brutal the show gets on January 28, when Showtime drops a preview—just two days before the real, fleshy Trump's first State of the Union.
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Free-draining soil suits plants with fleshy bulbs like tulips as they can store water and nutrients to survive seasons of relative drought, but fail to thrive in sodden ground.
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Copyright the artist Stefanie Heinze's paintings depict fleshy forms caught in flux where their actions—eating, resting, leaping—appear to merge into one another in a clumsy flow of movement.
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Perhaps her most famous work was "Bribes de Corps" ("Body Parts"), a series of paintings, begun in the 21968s, showing fleshy, curvaceous forms that resemble parts of the female anatomy.
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But with beef tongue, I've never understood the revulsion — other than the idea of the thing — because it holds none of these challenges: It's clean, meaty, beefy, muscley and fleshy.
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Fleshy and peppered with bright flowers, they supply essential food and moisture for the wealth of insects in the Succulent Karoo, such as monkey beetles, termites and long-tongued flies.
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I walk towards the glass wall of the modern wine cellar where Brett sits in the dim darkness surrounded by deep red bottles backlit in the shadow of fleshy light.
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Instead of your typical fatty lipoma that bulges out from underneath the skin like a fleshy balloon, Leonard's growth juts out of his shoulder, scabbed and crusted over with dried blood.
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In a week or two, you might scoop me out and cook my seeds with salt and herbs, leaving my fleshy body, cut in creative shapes, to rot on your doorstep.
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I was so convinced that learning this language would be like unlocking a hidden puzzle buried down my throat, waiting patiently in the fleshy space between my heart and my stomach.
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Then there are the seasonal offerings; when I visited the market in mid May, there were softly curling cucumbers with a hairy outer skin, piles of fresh capers, and fleshy apricots.
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These chompers were resilient and rugged enough, the researchers contend, that ol' Razana might have been able to pulverize and gobble down bone and tendon along with its prey's fleshy bits.
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Native to the coastal waters of the northwestern United States, geoducks are bivalves with retractable, fleshy siphons for sucking in water and filtering nutrients before shooting the spent water back out.
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The new Sonic has more exaggerated, cartoonish features—a smoother snout, bigger eyes, and, thankfully, slightly less terrifying teeth—and is hiding his fleshy, wrinkled hands under some classic Sonic gloves.
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The bumps that bother Diane the most are the ones that cover her stomach area, and obviously the rough, fleshy dots on her face, so Dr. Lee starts numbing and nipping.
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The season dictates their support system: a field of sweet corn in summer followed by creamy butternut squash, fleshy mushrooms and smoky broccoli florets as the leaves started to turn color.
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This past February, while on vacation, I was preparing to shower when I ran my fingers through my hair and felt something smooth and fleshy at the back of my head.
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The title "Bayou Caviar" refers to the preferred body disposal method of a Russian gangster (Richard Dreyfuss) in New Orleans, where it's easy to keep alligators who love a fleshy snack.
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William H. Johnson's 1939 "Nude (Mahlinda)" presents the section's one unclothed figure, a dark fleshy woman rendered with generous amounts of paint, a bright blanket and at least one still life.
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Among them are Claude Cahun's surrealist performances for the camera, Ithell Colquhoun's fleshy and sensual depictions of nature, and audacious landscapes and portraits by the painter Hannah Gluckstein, known as Gluck.
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Their knotted, twisted, looping forms held fleshy rings of clay, giving the series the appearance of a collection of giant bracelets or tools destined for use in some fantastical agricultural activity.
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Fleshy where his son is lean, he wore a black D.C. 9 painters'-union T-shirt and a brace on his right knee; he tore the meniscus on a job site.
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She was frustrated with the pillows currently available—which are all of busty anime women whose breasts share more in common with basketballs than the fleshy fat sacks human women lug about.
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At first glance they seem to be all flat shapes and icon-like poses, but Masee's people look playful, with a hint of fleshy roundness and a whole range of emotional expressions.
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But the new program will also attempt to honor the actual fleshy people with hopes, fears, and questions about how the places where they make their homes might adapt to the future.
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This new feature will likely make things even worse by setting a new social norm that turns workers into little more than fleshy robots that should just shut their mouths and drive.
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Or, if you're like these guys from GizmoSlip, you just want to see what happens if you drop your phone from 100 feet high with the protection of some fleshy orange pulp.
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Like Qixuan Lim's tiny ceramic baby heads and Jonathan Payne's fleshy and gruesome abstract sculptures, Christian's work revels in grotesquery, though a type that makes the viewer only want to see more.
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"When threatened, the squid will wrap its arms over its head exposing long spines, but this thought thought to be a 'bluff' since the spines are actually soft and fleshy," he said.
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In black-and-white photos enclosed in tubular black frames, Finsel squishes and squeezes his chest and stomach, isolating his torso in close-up shots that are both sculptural and comically fleshy.
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Fleshy masses of toenails, teeth, and skin merge to reveal the hyperrealist sculptures, titled Fleshlettes, which combine shock value and a focused study of the least photogenic attributes of the human body.
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Tiny sunglasses spark anger because they aren't designed for the rest of us — fleshy, withering, influence-less normies who, given the choice, would probably have our sunglasses cover our full eyeballs, thanks.
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Piling of thick blobs of fleshy paint in place of a face, Antony Micallef's work feels grippingly physical, like that reaction we sometimes have to seeing the impenetrable permanency of our own reflections.
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Fleshy wild porcini are tossed either with kinky strands of mafaldine glazed with truffle butter, or with cappellacci, little bishop's hats of pasta that break open to let the melted taleggio slip out.
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We're probably only at the outer edge of the many-layered onion of fresh horrors made possible by machine learning and AI, and previously unimagined by our feeble fleshy brains, so strap in.
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At the end of it all, your vagina — that place made for good times — turns itself inside out to release a greasy, squalling creature somehow leashed to your insides with a fleshy rope.
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When alien visitors finally reach Earth, they will find only a barren wasteland of broken down robot prostitutes and the neglected remains of the dumb, fleshy creatures they were too good at serving.
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Placed — somewhat insensitively some might say — next to the picking stations crewed by humans, is an experimental booth where a robot arm is learning to do what comes naturally to its fleshy colleagues.
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If the burglars found me—bizarrely and nonsensically enough—I would be swallowed whole by a stegosaurus-style dinosaur and watch myself pass through its wet, fleshy belly, before waking up in tears.
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In Roblox's view, co-experience means immersive environments where users play, explore, talk, hang out, and create an identity that's as thoroughly fleshed out (if not as fleshy) as their offline, real life.
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I found one place where a strange fungus, almost fleshy, had taken over an outpost, while a lone sentinel circled the area, like it was patiently waiting for a dead master to return.
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Moving forward into the maze of Guston's lush and fleshy abstractions, placed beside his figurative canvasses full of wonky hammers, light bulbs, and cartoon figures, you become immersed in a unique physical language.
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The voices of Fats Domino, Elvis Presley, Tiny Grimes and the ghost of Jimmy Gilchrist texture the narrative and place Jay in conversation with the fleshy tradition of which he is a part.
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From sharing fleshy nude photos or describing how you're going to ravish each other when you do meet up, Demi ultimately understands that to achieve true pleasure, you're going to have to fuck.
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In a nearby painting, "Portrait of Beverly," that watermelon is the centerpiece, its fleshy interior detailed in a row of pinks and reds that Mr. Salle likened to a drawer full of socks.
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Portions are generally small and the plates are unstudied, starting with some basics like fleshy green olives in olive oil and paprika, or pan con tomate with ripe tomatoes and shavings of bottarga.
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They aren't descended from the sexy and sexist classical nudes of art history, nor do they have the fleshy weight of the paintings of more contemporary artists like Lucian Freud or Jenny Saville.
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Fleshy and agile, Hensley's Oscar is aquiver with his own neurosis: he's a faith-seeker, but, in the end, he can't believe in himself, so how can he believe in love with Charity?
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After all, how could this fleshy, corporeal thing, of skin and veins and muscles and fat, how could this mere physical stuff and substance give rise to the ecstasy and transport of love?
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It's rare, but not impossible, to see any image of the Virgin Mary with her belly swollen by pregnancy: It's a fleshy image, and the Virgin Mary is supposed to be beyond flesh.
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It has a black, elongated, eel-like body, with a long, fleshy filament called a barbel hanging from its lower jaw with a bioluminescent organ called a photophore on the end to lure prey.
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These fleshy man-pieces go by the name of Dinild Trimp and run under the slogan "MAKE AGAIN make," though little other information can be gleaned from his (its?) Instagram, Tumblr, and Twitter accounts.
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They gazed at the fleshy shit generator you were at the time, and wondered what kind of person you would become—what your talents would be, whether you'd be smart, funny, happy, and sweet.
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Not even Michelangelo was spared from the great fig leaf campaign of the 16th century: After his death, strategically placed bits of drapery were added to his very fleshy rendition of the Last Judgment.
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This painterliness reemerges in the videos, where the artist frames human figures in compositions reminiscent of a Rembrandt, emphasizing the fleshy body and packing the frame with a tangle of limbs and saturated colors.
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When she found the lump to have a squishy and fleshy texture, she guessed Steve had a lipoma, or a fat-filled growth that sits between a person&aposs muscle layer and skin layer.
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"I celebrate paradox and natural cycles: a bee getting off in the pollen of a fleshy peach blossom, a buzzard gutting the corpse of a deer by the side of the road," she expresses.
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It's because of this that Ashley Graham was able to grace the cover of Vogue alongside Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid, albeit with a strategically placed hand that partially obfuscated her fleshy bronzed thigh.
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The aftermath of a piercing should be an uncomplicated experience — but it's not unheard of to get an infection, or for an unidentified fleshy bump to pop up right near your brand-new piercing hole.
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We have no soft tissue fossils, so we don't know whether the nose was developed into an actual trunk, like an elephant's, or was something more like a big fleshy appendage, resembling the tapir's proboscis.
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Figuring the participants as gold rats rather than fleshy humans, Lanigan-Schmidt frames Stonewall within a kind of animistic mythology that explodes the factuality required for history writing—at least as we have known it.
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Their breakout song, "Drinkee," seamlessly combines their headier instincts with more bodily ones: Its lyrics reference the Brazilian poet Chacal, while its fleshy house beat and carefully plotted drops coax head bops and hip swivels.
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Cactuses are succulents, which means their tissues are fleshy and designed to hold moisture, an essential trait for surviving in a place like the Atacama Desert of Chile, where annual rainfall averages half an inch.
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From a wall of windows across the length of the building, an almost tangible luminescence glimmers across the backs of the pigs pacing in their pens or digging their pink, fleshy snouts into their troughs.
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But before you make like Dr. Pimple Popper and squeeze the fleshy bump into oblivion, know that with the help of a medical professional, patience, and a gentle aftercare routine, you can get rid of it.
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"The Labor party will be like a mosquito on a nudist beach, they are so many fleshy issues for them to bite into," said John Hewson, former leader of the Liberal Party, now headed by Morrison.
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When I learn that someone else has struggled with disordered eating, body image, or simply the mental strain of being a fallible, fleshy human, I do not assume that this person loves neither food nor herself.
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In the wild, these starfish use their arms to pull apart shelled animals like mollusks, then wrap their stomach around the fleshy part, dissolve it to death, and suck up the juice back into their bodies.
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This body of work is born of biological curiosity, not a fascination with death and annihilation, or a fixation with the grotesque like Colin Christian's fleshy sculptures or Jonathan Payne's gruesome and freakish human body parts.
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But here he is now, plotting against her with a woman she does not know, a fleshy, pretty woman, just the way he once liked them, just the way she was, when he liked her most.
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" The Virginian was bright scarlet, and, according to an apothecary at Nuremberg who published a treatise on the medicinal garden there, "consistently large, the size of a plum, fleshy, and of an excellent flavor and fragrance.
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She's applied her colorful, fleshy style to an installation and performance in one of the fair complex's lavatories: The Toilet Attendant… Now Wash Your Hands is part of Frieze Projects, curated this year by Raphael Gygax.
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Fleshy fried "shrimp," stuffed in a po' boy, go through a more dramatic metamorphosis: They're engineered from konjac, a fiber-rich tuber that is close to zero in calories and, in its native state, entirely tasteless.
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Pocket pals look a lot like Fleshlights without the hard case around them (therefore, like long fleshy sandworms), and the labias themselves are a lot more realistic-looking compared to Fleshlights' more smooth, almost cartoonish aesthetic.
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The flaccid feathers of a shot-down goose may be too much to bear and the deadpan stare of a fish about to be filleted impossible to stomach, while fleshy haunches of beef may cause nightmares.
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The cacao beans (also called cocoa beans) are the seeds that grow inside the pod, surrounded by fleshy, juicy fruit that tastes a little like a mango crossed with a pear that was carrying a lychee.
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To transform David Oyelowo into Martin Luther King, Jr., for Ava DuVernay's "Selma," she made the actor's shirt collars a little tight—"so that he would have the same fleshy roll that King did," she told me.
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Very gently crisped eel and fleshy yellow peaches went with a strong mustard sauce that sent fumes up the back of my nose, and the combination made neural pathways begin firing that had never seen action before.
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The project is half sculpture and half prints, but all incorporate flowers that have been either pressed into dehydrated death or stuck in time in a disturbingly fleshy and rich bouquet, taxidermied out of their ephemeral nature.
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As long as I have known his work, which I first saw in 1981, Hull has used a mixture of oil and wax to articulate matte, warm, fleshy surfaces that feel perfect for his subjects: abstract heads.
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The result is a compact yet liberated primer of Bourgeois's implicitly feminist art, its fecund repeating forms, alternately architectonic and fleshy figures, intimations of pregnancy and birth and, most famously, giant spider sculptures in bronze or steel.
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Grilled flatbread looks out of place on this menu, but it is a fine canvas for roasted hens-of-the-woods and other wild mushrooms that are fleshy and flavorful enough to get noticed on their own.
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The plan, of course, outlined seemingly by no-one and everyone, is that we become inwardly more machine-like—utterly dependent on input and command—at the same time as we maximise the potential of our fleshy form.
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A balled-up mass of fleshy ruffles unfolds into the shape of a capitalized 'A,' then into a 'B,' followed by a 'C' and so on until a complete brilliant alphabet is spelled out in coral reef typography.
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Eleven-year-old Johannes holds up a cod head that's close to the same size as his own, pierces it through its chin onto the hook, then expertly slices off the fleshy part from the fish's lower jaw.
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I woke up the next morning painfully hungover and when I turned to see him lying next to me, I freaked out and touched the top of my head to make sure I didn't feel any fleshy scalp.
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If we had any doubt about the fact that we are soft, fleshy creatures with a limited time span, the ways and means we are subject to violence meted out by other human beings should wash it away.
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What I wish I could've done is laugh when my Dad told me that doctors were going to stick a laser inside of his body to blast apart his enlarged prostate, like a game of fleshy Space Invaders.
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The service robot job apocalypse may be coming, in other words—when and if the kiosks and face-scanners and robot bartenders and busboys are ready en masse, there's little doubt they'll be deployed to replace their fleshy forebears.
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Scientists are one step closer to figuring out what dinosaurs actually looked like—and they're doing it by pointing laser beams at dinosaur fossils to show previously unknown features and details, including the actual fleshy outlines of prehistoric creatures.
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The lobby of the Chelsea, which rises to a wide dank staircase, housed his art collection, including several fleshy nudes, flying papier-mâché figures, a portrait of a horse and a plaster-of-Paris pink girl on a swing.
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While the fleshy humanoid bio suit Krang runs around in is a little more clothed than it was in the original cartoon, and the color scheme has been changed to fit the film's "realistic" aesthetic, it's... not that bad?
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Not a place where security or safety is a primary concern, but instead, a place where employers obsessively monitor employees in some misguided attempt to maximize profit by chewing up and spitting out the fleshy cogs in their machine.
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The passage I read included a description of him being "hemmed in by velvet walls" inside of the whale's belly, which in my ten-year-old brain sounded almost peaceful, like being wrapped up in a warm, fleshy hammock.
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Inside Alpha, a pack of fleshy-headed mutant guards are just a few airlocks away from equally sentient species who live underwater, or hovering 'bots whose comfort zone is inside a network of circuits, or who knows what-all.
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This miniature eye-probing bot is meant to provide greater precision and less human error than a doctor's fleshy fingers, but it still relies on a human surgeon controlling it using joysticks, with some help from motion-sensing algorithms.
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That suggests to the archaeologists that the older children&aposs skulls were likely still fleshy when they were converted into helmets, since the helmets wouldn&apost otherwise have fit so tightly and remained that way over thousands of years.
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About six and a half minutes into the third Death Stranding trailer, which debuted Thursday night, the point of view zooms in on Reedus's character's mouth, delving inside of him and coming upon a little round, pale, fleshy object.
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And if we do manage to contain the problem, we'll then have a utopian scenario where we're all floating disembodied intelligences and we don't have to worry about death or the inconvenience of having a fleshy human body anymore.
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When I took them off in the evening and raised them to my nose, I was met with a sharp, fleshy tang that anyone who's ever fished out an errant sock from underneath a bed knows all too well.
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The de facto centerpiece of the exhibition is Erik Ferguson's video piece, "Untitled Video Compilation" (2017), which stars an animated cast of fleshy orifices expelling lumps of delicate tissue, skinned phalluses dangling aloft, and unidentifiable creatures swelling and squirming.
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A leather-clad vixen grinds her stilettos into a fleshy male torso in one of the Steven Klein videos on display this month in "Fetish," an exhibition organized in partnership with Visionaire magazine at the venerable Sotheby's auction house.
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The pilgrim had described the stone sculptures depicting the Day of Judgment with frankness and sympathy, with no squeamishness or evasion of their sex, their smooth and fleshy limbs, or with any hint of judgment toward the fallen bodies.
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The small indie studio is known best for its completely bizarre multiplayer game Push Me Pull You, in which two teams of two players apiece each take control of a fleshy, human-esque centipede with heads and arms at both ends.
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Making do with a rudimentary fleshy tube for the best part of four decades, he finally underwent surgery in 2012 to have a $100,000 prosthetic penis fitted, which he could pump up via a button hidden on one of his testicles.
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Between the semi-arid landscape, fleshy-colored polyethylene shores, an army of attentive staff, and brightly colored humans toting ungainly foam boards, NLand feels like a theme park dedicated to bringing about a world where humans terraform for pleasure's sake.
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Sure, Goldblum isn't British, and no, Jurassic Park has nothing to do with England, but just look at that masterpiece: the fleshy bulb of the nipple, the furrows of the chest hair, the pinnacle of what a human face can be.
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The president watched intently at times as the fleshy men stomped their feet or threw handfuls of salt around the ring to cleanse the dirt, and he periodically asked Mr. Abe or his aides questions about what was happening before him.
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Passion fruit and blackberry syrups trickle down, and then a pileup of fruit summons every gradation of sweetness: fleshy chunks of guanabana (soursop), pineapple, papaya, mango, banana and strawberries; crisp, bracing apple and honeydew melon; a tatting of grated coconut.
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For Lou Duva, who possessed one of the ring's most recognizable faces — bushy-browed, with a fleshy, pug-nosed face lined by scar tissue and capped by a mane of white hair in his later years — boxing was a passion.
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He took the erotic implications of Henri Matisse, the orifices of late Arshile Gorky, ad Giovanni Battista Tiepolo's luscious sun-struck clouds, and transformed them into fleshy abstract limbs and twisting torsos entwined across a canvas punctuated by drips and splatters.
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