Think of its possible heft if it were fully grown.
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Once Aella is fully grown she will eat 75 lbs.
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When fully grown, these creatures typically weigh over 1,300 pounds.
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Whether it was fully grown or still a juvenile remains unknown.
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It should be noted, all three men were fully grown adults.
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We're fully grown adults living in a state of suspended childhood.
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A baby born in 225 is now a fully grown adult.
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Fully grown, they consume 0003 adult-size crickets or 2000 roaches.
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But he's already obsessing about Beyoncé like a fully grown superfan.
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Its arms and legs are fully grown, and it's doing jumping jacks.
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His coat has almost fully grown back and is thick and beautiful.
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Once fully grown, ringed seals weigh up to 70 kilograms (155 pounds).
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Nowadays, he's a fully grown adult man rocking a deeply questionable mustache.
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I am so disturbed to see fully-grown adults behaving this way.
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Once there, they discovered a fully grown, 5-foot-long American alligator.
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Another extension is in the works, even though the industry is fully grown.
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B and, it turns out, an alarming number of other fully grown adults.
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As a fully grown adult, it's important for me to voice my concerns.
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A fully-grown shipworm can reach up to a metre (3.3 ft) long.
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We imagined what American Girl Dolls would look like as fully grown, human adults.
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I was nine or ten when we got Gracie, fully grown and in milk.
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About 220,000 fully grown transplanted pin oaks, golden maples and flowering pears were planted.
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While such broad protection made some sense in the 22019s, the internet is fully grown.
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Nematodes are free-living, soil-dwelling microscopic worms, only about a millimeter when fully grown.
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A fully-grown koala will eat up to two pounds of eucalyptus leaves per day.
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"Oooooooooh, here she IS!" squeals a fully grown woman on the dry side of the glass.
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The Fulbrights also have seven other kids who are fully grown and out of the house.
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Sierra Mixe maize is a giant crop, standing five or six metres tall when fully grown.
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Now that her children are fully grown, the cover girl keeps busy pursuing another passion – gardening.
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"To be honest, [the butcher shop] is something we haven't fully grown into yet," he says.
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Screaming hairy armadillos are just tiny tots, only getting up to about two pounds when fully grown.
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Watching fully grown adults nuzzling their faces up against different things is cute for some inexplicable reason.
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All of the Kardashian daughters are now fully grown women, spanning the ages of 20 to 38.
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So it should come as no surprise that fully grown manatees can weigh over half a ton.
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Trainers can help Pokémon evolve, and find and collect Pokémon Eggs, in addition to fully grown Pokémon.
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We're guessing with this kind of natural talent, he could probably out-play some fully grown percussionists.
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The boys are fully grown now, but the abuse hasn't stopped for Erik, and they've had enough.
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Just setting foot inside the stately gates of Augusta National can make fully grown adults behave strangely.
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A fully-grown screech-owl fell down the chimney and was frantically trying to escape the flames.
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Not much in this world can harm a dragon, aside from other dragons and maybe fully grown firewyrms.
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Above them, a neon yellow tray houses a trio of fully grown beetles and a couple dozen pupae.
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If stock Android and iOS are like two fully-grown adults, then EMUI is a pimply, awkward teenager.
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As if a fully grown Maddie Ziegler was reworking Lars and the Real Girl as a murderous musical.
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Convincing a fully-grown adult to alter their behavior — even when that behavior is senseless — is often difficult.
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The kids are now fully grown and will be the size of airplanes according to director Matt Shakman.
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So without further ado, here's an assortment of adorable babies, cats, and fully grown humans hitting the woah.
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The whale weighed about 13,000 pounds and wasn't even fully grown, measuring in at just 33 feet long.
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Wy did an 11-year-old come to the rescue of a fully-grown, 34-year-old man?
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But the Republicans in Congress and the White House are supposed to be fully grown adults and leaders.
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A fully grown marijuana plant at SLOgrown Genetics in the coastal mountain range of San Luis Obispo, Calif.
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The creature was a mid-sized, fully grown hadrosaur that was around 9 years old when it died.
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This action reflects the broken, fragile psyche of the modern adult toddler, appearing physically fully grown but emotionally stunted.
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An embryo is not a fully grown animal, however, and it'll be some time more before we get there.
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The problem is the sealing of the skull, which happens when we are fully grown [between 18 and 21].
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Sumatran rhinos are the world's smallest rhinoceros species, standing at around 4 feet 3 inches high, when fully grown.
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As long as the entity is fully grown human being, it will be cannibalism to eat his/her meat.
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How else can you explain a fully-grown man making meat sauce without pasta, alone, of his own volition?
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There's no magic jump cut from "McDonalds rocks, sleeping sucks!" teenager to fully grown, self-actualized hot yoga attendee.
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As he enters his 70s, he fears he won't live to see his sons launched as fully grown adults.
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Being able to be a fully grown man in all that, doing it at this level is just great.
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You probably don't think about two fully grown creatures plopping down to exchange verbal barbs and occasionally catty paw pokes.
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But would I live in a tiny house with three dogs, two sticky toddlers, and another fully grown human being?
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This is your most recent studio album and it sounds like you guys had fully grown up on this record.
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Somehow, I found a way to make a fully-grown person in argyle socks and gillies look even more pathetic.
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The congressman cast it as a personal decision to see more of his teenage children before they are fully grown.
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Mostly, though, their job is to keep order on campus and among adolescents whose fuses are not yet fully grown.
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"It was fully grown, and from the isotopes it looks like it has eaten corn its whole life," says Sharpe.
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It's known as the Buck Moon (since male deers' antlers are fully grown by July), as well as the Blessing Moon.
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The Industrial Revolution turned children into an indispensable source of income for many poor families, often before they were fully grown.
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Image: Mark WittonThe recovered Mnyamawamtuka skeleton belonged to a relatively small titanosaur individual, likely a juvenile that wasn't yet fully grown.
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To put this creature's size into perspective, it was just slightly longer than the skull of a fully grown T. rex.
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Instead it's the brainchild of Tina Wilson, a charismatic, fully grown woman with several decades of IRL dating under her belt.
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The Silverado's cab provides plenty of room for fully grown humans in the back seat, which is a simple bench design.
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Jimmy Kimmel's 7-year-old goddaughter nearly becomes a fully grown artist when she comes in contact with a cosmetics kit.
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Fully grown, it filled her ear canal and had to be surgically removed––a lesson in there somewhere––probably about climate change.
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She now has eight cows, some of which are pregnant, with each fully grown animal worth about $1,000 at market, she said.
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In the clip above, he, a fully grown man, can be seen writing a glowing review for a toddler's train engineer costume.
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The upside is that fully grown spinach has a more complex flavor than those immature shoots, one that's earthier and more mineral.
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Sumatran rhinos are the smallest rhinoceros species in the world, standing at an average of 4 feet 3 inches when fully grown.
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Despite their potential size when fully grown, the trees adapt remarkably to cramped quarters, even while overshadowed by buildings and other structures.
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"A woman there talked me through identifying the bird via texted photo — a fully grown female yellow-bellied sapsucker," Ms. Guzmich said.
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" Once the seeds are fully grown and the flowers and fruit picked through, what's left are the stems — "the stems are the process.
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"There was never a sense that [the penis] should be more kind of fully grown, if you know what I mean," said Glass.
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Being on your own is a kind of liberty you learn to appreciate — a sensibility, back then, I hadn't yet fully grown into.
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The tense trailer closes out with another violent set piece: a scene of shower sex interrupted with vengeance by a fully grown xenomorph.
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Forgive me if, upon turning the corner, I fully expected to see two fully grown same-sex Walmart elves macking on one another.
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Pack life seems to suit Rosie: The once-skinny kitty is now a fully-grown cat who loves adventuring with her canine compatriots.
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The vaquita, which are generally less than five feet long when fully grown, become entangled in nets set for the totoaba, and drown.
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While you could make this salad with baby spinach, the texture won't be as lively without the crunch of the fully grown leaves.
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Over years of excavation, the team uncovered the fossil of a fully-grown adult dinosaur, likely about 14 years old when it died.
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While out exploring with dad, this fearless child discovered something that many fully grown adults would prefer to never see in their lives.
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Fully grown they could stand as tall as standing as tall as 11 feet (3.35 meters) and weigh up to 1,400 pounds (635 kg).
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Kamara was born at 112 pounds, but the International Rhino Foundation notes that black rhinos can weigh up to 3,000 pounds when fully grown.
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Black hole Saturn would have a radius just under a meter, so it would be around the same size as a fully-grown human.
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The loggerhead, which could reach 250 pounds when fully grown, will eventually outgrow the brace, and a new one will need to be fitted.
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The scientists found partial remains - leg bones and some associated teeth - of a Moros individual that was perhaps seven years old, almost fully grown.
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Back in the aquaculture room hanging out with the fish, I ask Hofman what happens after five or six months when they're fully grown.
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Undaunted, scientists from Sichuan University then moved on to fully grown adults, using CRISPR to try and cure a virulent form of lung cancer.
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What's it all about that many fully grown people are pleased to wander public transport in adult diapers, clutching our boxes of Scooby Snacks?
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All in all, sexual assault is not O.K., and if a teenager can understand that, there is no reason a fully grown adult can't.
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So is smoking cigarettes, but when you smoke, the cigarette releases stimulating and addictive substances, which explains why fully grown adults suck on them.
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By the beginning of summer, they will be nearly fully grown and strutting the ledge, impatient to fledge into the wilds of Greenwich Village.
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Then episode 6, "Mother," rolls around, confirming the Utrax program is thriving with a brand new class of captive girls (now fully grown into teens).
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What's more, the researchers aren't sure if the new specimen is fully grown, so the discovery of further specimens would help to clear that up.
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Transported through space and experiencing light-speed, she returns to her home decades later, her daughter fully grown, her husband dead, and her kingdom conquered.
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If there's a difference between 30 and now at 38, it's that maybe I was fully grown then, but I'm a grown ass woman now!
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A fully grown giant panda grows up to 1.5 meters (5 foot) in length and will stand about 3 feet tall when on all fours.
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"Damn... seeing fully grown adults wait outside the 'Stranger Things' kids' hotels etc , and then abuse them when they don't stop for them...," Turner tweeted.
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Highlights include two fully grown men dropping a Cardi B-inspired "OKURRRR" and exclaiming "FOMO won't be an issue!" while reporting on traffic around schools.
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They also concluded that the Hornby pterosaur was not the baby of a large species, but an actual small animal that was almost fully grown.
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So Mr. Gates turned to selling young plants and about 60 varieties of seeds, alongside fully grown tomatoes, to help offset the uncertainties of farming.
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Search #poolfloat on Instagram and there's a near endless scroll of babies, dogs and fully grown adults reclining on inflatables of all shapes and sizes.
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But the researchers studied the giant neck bone from an adult to determine that the wingspan of a fully grown Cryodrakon likely reached 32.8 feet.
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The trans woman—who'd been taking feminizing hormones for six years and had developed fully grown breasts without augmentation surgery—wanted to be able to breastfeed.
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And he or she would be more likely than someone fully grown and similarly impaired to be cared for in the home, rather than an institution.
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It was not yet fully grown but weighed just 13,000 pounds, an unusually scrawny size for a whale that can reach 120,000 pounds as an adult.
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We ordered the small, since Murray is currently about 13 pounds, but we expect him to be around 25 to 30 when he&aposs fully grown.
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And then it turns out that maybe I don't; maybe I'm a fully grown adult who doesn't really know the right way to brush her teeth.
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Female hippos weigh around 3,000 lbs when fully grown so she's still got a lot of growing to do but she is headed in the right direction!
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Seriously who doesn't want to sit down with their child or fully-grown adult friend and read lines like:K is for kaons, with quarks that are strange.
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Back in 2014, The Sims 4 drew ire for initially excluding toddlers from the game, instead only including development phases for babies and more fully grown children.
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After an 11- to 12-month gestation period, sloths are born with their eyes open, a full mouth of teeth, fully grown claws and all their fur.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A gang of suspected drug-dealers in Amsterdam gave the task of guarding their loot to unusually ferocious guards: a pair of fully-grown crocodiles.
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Jane and Michael, the children of George and Winifred Banks (David Tomlinson and Glynis Johns)—and Mary Poppins's charges in the first film—are now fully grown.
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Second-wavers fought to be called women rather than girls: They weren't children, they were fully grown adults, and they demanded to be treated with according dignity.
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There's still a lot more debris out there Forty tons may seem like a lot -- it's equivalent in weight to about 24 cars, or 6.5 fully grown elephants.
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"They look very cute and cuddly now, but when they're fully grown they will be a predator to other wildlife such as rabbits, mice and voles," he added.
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A fully grown maned wolf really looks like it wants you dead, so even though they don't pose any particular threat to humans, they're often hunted for sport.
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For comparison, that's about 40 centimetres taller than emperor penguins, the biggest contemporary species, tend to get, and around the same height as a fully grown Scarlett Johansson.
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Kait took her selfies to the next level when she snuck her mom's fully grown, 25-year-old horse, Tucker, into her parent's bathroom for a little photoshoot.
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When Bhima and Karan are fully grown, Pandit sees them pulling rides around the farm or powering a ghani, the traditional Indian system for extracting oil from seeds.
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When the fish are fully grown and prepared for delivery, each receives a gill tag with a QR code that allows customers to track their fish's origins online.
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At 28 years old, Reid is one of the winningest coaches in NFL history, and has a mustache that would make a fully-grown walrus roar with envy.
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Now fully grown, the Neanderoids measure about 0.2 inches (0.5 centimeters) in size, "so you can actually see them with the naked eye once they are mature," he said.
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While the babies look like tiny ravioli, bat rays can get to about 6 feet (1.8 meters) in length and weigh 210 lb (95 kg) once they're fully grown.
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One exception: Once you're fully grown your body uses less energy, Sarah Kuzmiak-Glancy, assistant professor in Kinesiology from the University of Maryland School of Public Health told Gizmodo.
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One second they are a goofy, little puppy you can cradle easily, and the next moment they are a fully grown dog who can barely fit in your arms.
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I shrugged that self-consciousness off when I got inside the venue, had a beer, and told myself to get the hell over it, Rachel, you're a fully grown woman.
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But some advocates and policymakers are citing research to argue 18 is still too young, and that people up to the age of 25 remain less than fully grown up.
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They begin to want to abandon "teen" activities and hang out with adults instead, often viewing themselves as "fully grown" even as they know very little about the real world.
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Perhaps $150m a year would be enough to breed and feed 300,000 fully grown gators (they would need to be much bigger than the three-foot tiddlers killed for handbags).
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Gaming-centric items are always big sellers during the holiday season — they have a huge target audience (from young children to fully grown adults), and they're also just plain awesome.
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Victoria reached what the researchers call a "sub-adult" stage, living between 18 to 25 years, which meant that she still wasn't fully grown, although she was able to breed.
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"Then, alarmingly, after that story, a family friend who was a fully grown man, allowed me to cut his hair, and I cut off a piece of his ear," she says.
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But he floated into an area where commercial airlines fly, not to mention the danger of a fully grown man falling onto the city from thousands of feet in the air.
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But here I am, sitting on my sofa as a (supposedly) fully-grown, 30-year-old adult, blinking back tears at the sound of "What Can I Do" by The Corrs.
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Each bottle of Air Co. vodka, which launched Thursday, soaks up as much carbon dioxide from the atmosphere as eight fully grown trees, according to Air Co. co-founder Gregory Constantine.
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The research team also showed that when fully grown, as tall as people in some cases, plants that always face east get a head start, warming up early to attract pollinators.
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And it's important to guard against that concern spilling over into a form of prudishness that actually risks removing the agency from a fully grown adult, you know what I mean?
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In this season's first episode, Pera decides to create a bean arch in his garden so that when the vines are fully grown, they meet at the crown of the structure.
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He entered the league a fully-grown superstar, and he was rewarded with the rookie of the year trophy, despite playing in fewer games than any other winner before or since.
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Now fully grown, "Pow" has its premiere at the 92Y Harkness Dance Festival, with a score that zooms from cinematic waves to reggae grooves, reflecting Ms. Garfield's thematic breadth and expansive interests.
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He somehow singlehandedly swam a fully grown man in hundreds of pounds of armor all the way to a shore where he's out of reach of a goddamn dragon and his Queen.
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The game's commentators had fun with the second half interloper, reports the BBC, offering play-by-play commentary of the pussycat's moves with lines like " "it looks like a fully grown … cat.
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"I shared it because it was funny, but I was also proud that my 5-year-old knows what a period is, when some fully grown men do not," she told Metro.
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A multitude of small science experiments dominate a workstation in the center of the room, while nearby an amnio tank holds a fully-grown avatar, ready to be brought out of stasis.
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The trailer also gives us one of the best looks yet at the Alien (or Aliens?) that will be terrorizing the human colonists, showing them in both facehugger and fully grown form.
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Since Kauffman barely made it out of a life-or-death battle with a juvenile cougar, it seems unlikely that the guy could've survived going up against one that was fully grown.
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As an official in 2003 with the New York City Police Department, I witnessed N.Y.P.D. emergency service officers first sedate and then extract a fully grown Bengal tiger from a Harlem apartment.
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A team of researchers from Cameroon and Germany studied the animals, which can weigh up to 6.6 pounds and measure more than 13 inches in length -- excluding their legs -- when fully grown.
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" Autobiography, of course, is the coin of the realm for presidential candidates, with the conspicuous exception of Sanders, who portrays himself as emerging fully grown in Vermont, raging against a "rigged system.
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In place of nude, mouthless youths rendered in bold Expressionist lines, Wiley presents three women, fully grown and fully attired, floating in a forest of fuchsia on a red swathe of fabric.
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The venue was covered in "pro-life feminist" posters: One in the style of a nautical tattoo, but instead of a pin-up girl, it was a fully grown baby in a womb.
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While most of the footage the zoo sent to Disney shows Bahati as a month-old cub, the formerly tiny lion is now a fully-grown, two-and-a-half-year-old lioness.
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According to The New York Times, a fully grown, male Indian elephant became separated from his herd in late June, after getting caught in the high and fast waters of the Brahmaputra River.
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Christopher Robin (22015): Winnie the Pooh and the rest of the Hundred Acre Wood's residents star alongside a fully grown Christopher Robin (Ewan McGregor) in Marc Foster's new spin on an old favorite.
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However, in a 2018 analysis of research, Richie and his team found when diets of fully-grown animals were restricted, adults got the same health benefits without having to worry about retarding growth.
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Though the juveniles dwelling in Flower Garden Banks averaged a wingspan of about seven and a half feet, fully grown mantas can reach up to 23 feet across—that's longer than three Shaquille O'Neals.
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Considering her parts will probably only come up in flashbacks in the film -- Isabela Moner is playing a fully grown Dora as the main character -- we imagine she'll be collecting the bare minimum here.
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After six seasons building up her army, Daenerys Targaryen is making her way west with a jaw-dropping mix of brains and brawn (oh, and fully grown, CGI-budget-draining dragons) at her side.
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She needed no reassurance of her beauty, but when she became pregnant at 16 by a fully grown man, people glanced away, as though her beauty had faded and been replaced by something vile.
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It's called Wolbachia and scientists at the program inject it into mosquito eggs to make them dengue-resistant and then release the eggs or the fully-grown mosquitoes into communities where dengue is prevalent.
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Mostly, viewers had to wrap their heads around the fact that a character we met as a child is now almost fully grown, and is a teenager who now does teenage things like have sex.
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Tumors on the brain's hormone-producing, puberty-invoking pituitary gland can cause gigantism, where too much growth hormone is produced in childhood, and acromegaly, where too much growth hormone is produced once you're fully grown.
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And while drones may be pretty weak with batteries that only last tens of minutes, they are at least getting stronger, and we can definitely imagine a team of drones pulling a fully-grown human.
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Made of triple-braided nylon, it can withstand at least 30,000 cycles of 90-degree bends, and can basically carry a fully grown adult, making it the last Lightning cable you'll ever have to buy.
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The patient had been taking feminizing hormone treatments for the past six years to develop fully grown breasts (Tanner stage v, according to the standard sexual maturity rating) using spironolactone, progesterone, and a type of estrogen.
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I've said this before, and I'll say it again—it's amazing to me how often "you should learn to take a compliment" is said by fully grown men who still haven't learned how to take rejection.
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New research published in the science journal eLife describes the first known example of photo-cellular symbiosis involving the cells of a fully grown vertebrate animal, that is, an animal with a spinal column or backbone.
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I tried kid&aposs meals from McDonald&aposs, Chick-fil-A, Burger King, and Wendy&aposs to determine which one was best — to the point where even a fully-grown adult might want to order it.
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Ultimately, NASA is hoping that by giving some assistance to the industry, the agency can avoid the high cost of independently developing these capabilities — and then reap the benefits of these technologies when they're fully grown.
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While some researchers have argued that small tyrannosaurus remains found in the fossil record were a separate species, Dr. Woodward and company say that their evidence reveals that these small tyrannosaurs were likely not fully grown.
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Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle are fully grown adults, but in this coming-of-age comedy series co-produced by The Lonely Island, the actresses play versions of their 13-year-old selves in seventh grade.
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It's both a blessing and a curse that half of the biggest names in late-night television right now are fully grown theater kids who will take any opportunity to indulge in some old-fashioned show tunes.
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Afterwards, Corinne makes the critical strategic mistake of telling the other women about her nanny Raquel (Corinne, may I remind you, is a fully grown 24-year-old woman), and takes her second nap of the episode.
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The N.B.A. is a punishing grind for fully grown men, never mind the 19- and 20-year-olds whose immature bodies are suddenly thrust into an 82-game schedule across months of nonstop travel and sleep deprivation.
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Male and female snakes aren't usually very different in other species but fully grown temple pitviper males are small and green, while the females are colorful and can grow up to ten times larger than the male.
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To make matters even more complex, despite their massive size—fully grown adults are around the length of a school bus—these gentle giants have a frustrating habit (for the scientists who study them) of simply disappearing.
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"What they see is a bunch of these fully grown humans getting up on a block that's right next to a hole in the ground filled with water," the Queenslander said in an interview earlier this year.
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You can't get much bigger or bolder than John Irving's A PRAYER FOR OWEN MEANY, starting with its tiny, eponymous hero — barely 5 feet tall, fully grown — whose high-pitched utterings Irving renders solely in all-caps.
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As a reward for the spider's hard work, the larva consumes the arachnid completely, before resting in its new home, ready to emerge as a fully grown wasp nine to 11 days later and start the cycle anew.
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To put things in perspective, a fully grown humpback whale can weigh as much as 80,000 pounds, which means if it came crashing down right on Pilgrim, we wouldn't have this remarkable footage to ooh and awe over.
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Imagine if Stranger Things had been set in Ireland, the budget had been cut hard, and the children had been replaced by fully-grown, bearded men and you may end up with something similar to the clip above.
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Some are mammoth and intimidating: The seventh-century manuscript Bible known as the Codex Amiatinus is made of the skins of 515 calves and weighs as much (an earlier scholar noted) as a fully grown female Great Dane.
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But, this might be the first time we've seen her in a role where she asks her teenage son if he wants to chat about masturbation and asks fully-grown men about their first memories of their, uuhh, scrotums.
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Though we don't see Daenerys in the trailer for the season 7 finale, if she does join the meeting after all, having fully grown and healthy Targaryen dragons back in the pit will be significant in its own way.
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Fully grown palm oil plantations were about 0.8 C warmer than forests, while young palm oil plantations were up to 6 C warmer, as young trees have fewer and smaller leaves, which transpire less water reducing their cooling effect.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a fully grown adult worm typically measures between 2 and 7 meters (6.5 to 23 feet) in length, but there have been cases reporting worms more than 8 meters (26 feet) long.
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This reggae-pop smash is the 23-year-old's none too subtle announcement that Ariana's fully grown, and like Britney's "I'm a Slave 183 U" and Miley circa Bangerz, the main thrust of her third LP, Dangerous Woman, is sexual empowerment.
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If you're not a celebrity, if you have a serious boyfriend, or if you're a fully grown adult who people assume ought to have this kind of thing figured out by now, the thought of embracing bisexual feelings can be scary.
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Don't get too excited, though; Japan's pizza lovers will no longer be treated to the delight of witnessing a fully grown reindeer walk about with a Cali chicken bacon ranch pizza and some stuffed cheesy bread strapped to its back.
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For while the marionette of the title is portrayed by a fully grown adult actor (the perfectly cast newcomer Joe Idris-Roberts), he is less than half the size of many of the figures with whom he shares the stage.
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The government is working with scientists who predict that our climate is changing so quickly that, 50 years from now, when the trees are fully grown, the conditions in the trees' new homes will actually be more like their old ones.
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On offer at the pet store was a fully grown dog, outside the adorable puppy age bracket; a store employee told Slate they were having a hard time finding a place for him and that no one really wanted him.
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So bestowed upon her in this film is the honorific "miss" — a word that, I would argue, smacks of condescension when used to describe a fully grown, independent, almost scarily successful woman...even if it does look good on a movie poster.
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"I think a lot of people were introduced to me at the Olympics and they saw this fully grown, evolved, big-mouthed kid from Pennsylvania who lives in Los Angeles now," he explained of what he's most excited for his fans to read.
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The idea is to place some moral limits on creating and destroying human embryos, while still letting scientists work with embryos in fields like in vitro fertilization and stem cell development, both of which can provide major benefits to fully-grown humans.
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Fully-grown, 71-year-old Donald Trump has really been channeling the soul of a younger man this week, doing the opposite of what he's told, name-calling (though that's standard behavior), and threatening to beat up Joe Biden in a schoolyard fight.
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Estimated to weigh as much as five fully-loaded Boeing Jumbo jets, or 200 fully grown elephants, the GSLV Mk-III rocket is the largest most powerful launch vehicle India has ever produced, and considered a potential game changer for the country's space program.
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This season, porters working on Everest schlepped 28,000 pounds of human waste — the equivalent weight of two fully-grown elephants -- from base camp down to a nearby dumping site, according to the Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee (SPCC), a local NGO tasked with cleaning up Everest.
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I moved out of my parents' house three years ago, and to this day, when I come back to visit—when I bring my fully grown, college educated self back to the house I grew up in—my father reinstates my old high school curfew.
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At just past 20173 on a late summer morning, the artist Farshad Farzankia is sitting at a desk in his sun-seeped studio on the outskirts of Copenhagen, wearing paint-splattered Vans and old track pants, like a '90s skater kid now fully grown.
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"They are big time players in these particular reefs," said Dr. Hill, referencing a study in which researchers found more than 100 of these clams, ranging from very young to fully grown, peacefully coexisting in a single square meter of the Great Barrier Reef.
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For a year of Z.'s employment at SLAC, he said, employees would simply tell clients in their initial conversations to report a different household size, something people did readily if they were told it was necessary for low payments — including fully grown children, for example, or distant relatives.
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Being a dog owner will make you do all kinds of strange things: talk like a baby to a fully-grown animal, celebrate their birthdays even though they have no idea what a birthday is, and even buy them treats at your favorite restaurants so they can feel included.
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The tone ranges from guardedly tender ("I play a little song in the key / of your name") to self-critical ("My ashen body / and untrimmed nails") to almost clinically brutal (in a poem about Pegasus: "Foaled, fully grown, from my mother's neck, / her severed head, the silenced snakes").
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And while cultivating cannabis used to be a lot of grunt work, you can now buy (uh, where it's legal, anyway) automated grow systems like Leaf, a smartphone-enabled grow box that automatically calibrates light, ventilation and nutrient levels to produce a fully-grown plant in three to four months.
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Even trickier to explain will be how the fully grown man managed not only to trip and fall face-first into the bowl, but —" after his watery and unhygienic death —" how he was also able to extract his own head from his porcelain resting place and climb into a nearby cupboard.
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"Damn… seeing fully grown adults wait outside the 'Stranger Things' kids' hotels etc, and then abuse them when they don't stop for them is super weird A. What adult in their right mind waits for a CHILD outside their hotel and B is then is offended when the CHILD doesn't stop," she wrote.
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While other twentysomethings were taking jobs in the real world—working in offices where people got eight hours of sleep every night, dressed like fully grown adults, and didn't use the word 'fuck' in every other sentence—I was stuck in a scene where shit talk, farting, and sexist ignorance were encouraged.
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The wreckage we crawl from unscathed, wondering what would our mothers think and knowing the answer, but continuing to create more wreckage regardless, until we become fathers of daughters — a trail of fully grown people needing to heal from whatever we placed on them while we were figuring out how to grow up.
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Caught in the rising waters of the Brahmaputra River in late June, the elephant, a fully grown male, tried repeatedly to climb ashore in India, but villagers drove him back into the water, in some cases pelting him with stones, said K. K. Sarma, a government veterinary surgeon from India who visited the animal.
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Famously, Argento first designed his film as a vehicle starring 12-year-old girls, before being told that nobody wanted to see children murdered: There are fully grown women in The Neon Demon who are hungry for underage blood, and there are murder victims in Suspiria who, thanks to his mostly unmodified script, speak like children.
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" Of the stories he'll share in Beautiful on the Outside, Rippon teases: "I think the one thing I'm really excited to read is to learn about me as a young [person], 'cause I think a lot of people were introduced to me at the Olympics and they see this fully grown, evolved, big-mouthed kid from Pennsylvania who lives in L.A. now and that's amazing.
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Fraser writes: Indeed, one measure of that equanimity was the ease with which the notion of a "paranoid style in American politics," invented by Hofstader and others, became a kind of smug conventional wisdom ... so then whatever fell outside the framework of the corporate liberal consensus was not only treated as a distasteful form of extremism, but was not even regarded as fully grown-up politics.
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Read more: An Australian sports journalist was accidentally charged $100,000 for a bottle of beer during a work trip to England, and he won't get his money back for over a weekThe curator has transplanted hundreds of specimens, some of them fully grown and weighing up to six tonnes each, to create the living work of art inspired by Peintner's work, which predates Beuys's proposal to plant 7,000 oak trees at documenta in Kassel in 1982.
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This is how one of Serio's friends described visiting the adult lion enclosure:We are all mesmerized by the beauty of these animals and the incredible efforts made to built this oasis and give these felines a second chance; suddenly Eduardo asks me if I want to play with two adult lions…before I could even think it through, he opens a gate to one of the enclosures and two fully grown lions come charging in our area and plop themselves just next to my feet.
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It's a bad situation for the Giants, who were not in particularly good shape pitching-wise anyway, and it's bad for Hunter Strickland, who now not only has to endure the pain of a broken hand and the forthcoming pain of the surgery he will likely need to repair it, but must also endure the emotional pain of having to explain to his team and the world at large that he, a fully grown man, is unable to perform his job—a job which he is paid millions of dollars to do—because he got mad and punched a door.
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