Alana: Big mama glob of chocolate right there in the center.
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Now zinging through Cancer: a glob of light from interstellar space?
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But "An Inside Glob" stops to consider those implications, which are considerable.
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I opened the first suppository and a glob of gel oozed out.
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By the second lap, passersby had begun to glob on and gawk.
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Like, say, finding a strawberry-sized glob of your uterine lining in the toilet.
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They often begin with a glob of vibrant, wobbling slime on a white surface.
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He then calmly covered the glob of spit with a spoonful of pizza sauce.
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I manhandle my thoughts back to the leaky orange glob in front of me.
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What if they're being forced to play this game to appease the glob-people?
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The Hulk is a semi-sentient green glob of muscle who attacks everyone on sight.
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Some glob onto an Alaska-sized gyre of plastic debris swirling in the Pacific Ocean.
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Today, he played a solo round of ping pong with a tiny glob of water.
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SBI claims more than 500 million customers across the glob,e with 740 million accounts.
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It's a glob of inert capital on your screen, asking you to appreciate it for existing.
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He was dressed in his underthings, a glob of cheese and mustard on a garter strap.
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The GLOB (Gorgeous Ladies of Bachelor) date was such an epic way to kick off the week.
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Like, if you just look at this cookie it's just one big, big mama glob of chocolate.
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In Denver, DIY spaces like Rhinoceropolis and the Glob were evicted in a campaign beginning on December 8.
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The door wills itself open, compelled by a deadly glob of shimmery eyeshadow, body bronzer, and black tulle.
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In December 2016, Denver lost two of its most well loved DIY venues, Rhinoceropolis and Glob/Club Scum.
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When the painted ladies smash into a windshield, the result is a glob of yellow, butter-like ooze.
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It took until January of this year for Glob and Rhinoceropolis to get permission from the city to reopen.
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Then, glob on a few coats of berry-tinted lip gloss (we used NYX Butter Gloss in Peach Cobbler).
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Assassin's Creed Odyssey adds something new to that fantasy — being a walking glob of sexual napalm, gender be damned.
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And that's the piece: a glob of pulp which is also new East-meets-West history, unreadable but moldable.
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I had sat through dinner with a glob of shaving cream on my neck, dangling just below my earlobe.
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Just pump a small glob of sanitizer on one hand and rub your hands together for about 20 seconds.
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"Suit yourself," Tamir said, and proceeded to suit himself, pumping a glob of shea-butter moisturizer into his palm.
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The meat shop teacher couldn't tell him what it was, so Brit asked if he could keep the gruesome glob.
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On a recent morning in Los Angeles, Michael Medrano dabbed a teaspoon-sized glob of cold gel onto his shoulders.
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But as you savor that salty, briny, unctuous glob, appreciate the little beast for all the wonders it can do.
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In the role of: Glob; Bob's weird brother who is also a demon but isn't as evil and has better hair.
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He tells her, "You're pretty enough," like it's a compliment rather than a metaphorical glob of spit right to the face.
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Jolene scowled at the floating red glob in the toilet, veins reaching out from its center, resembling a pulpy root ball.
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The highlight is the second song, "FUCK CHRISTMAS," an Auto-Tuned glob of pop-punk that I suddenly can't stop playing.
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But I've been growing impatient with Charles this season, and after watching "An Inside Glob," I've finally arrived at a realization.
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That tweak tacks an unwelcome glob of glutamines—extra amino acids—onto the protein, turning it into a destroyer that attacks neurons.
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I'd asked for light mayo as a topping, so a sandwich artist squeezed a terrifying glob onto one side of the sandwich.
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The masseuse put on gloves, told me to take a seat, and scooped a glob of purple sugar exfoliant onto my hand.
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The implied head is a generous glob of plaster oozing off the top of a plank with clam shells pressed into it.
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I, a mayonnaise enthusiast, like to put a large glob of mayonnaise down first, and add small dollops of ketchup as I eat.
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MKTS/GLOB 3/8 PRICES BASE METALS ARBITRAGE ($1 = 7.0132 Chinese yuan) (Reporting by Tom Daly; Editing by Aditya Soni and Subhranshu Sahu)
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If you've never tried topping your bagels with it, or even better, spreading a huge glob on your pancakes, you just haven't lived.
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The purposeful humiliation of Bibiana doesn't end with GLOB — Gorgeous Ladies Of (The) Bachelor — because the indignities continue at the rose ceremony cocktail party.
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The surgeon pulls a large, pearly glob of tissue from Ana's thigh, his fingers easing under her skin as he carefully snips it free.
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The episode of the week for July 7 through 13 is "An Inside Glob," the fourth episode of season six of TV Land's Younger.
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Greg's brother, Dan Milano, shared some videos on Twitter showing Greg carefully sculpting a glob of potatoes on a dinner plate with a knife.
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Their friendship really must be rock-solid, to glob onto each other during a movie about a violent hell witch trying to ruin your life.
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Alexa's slow but steady march across the glob continues, as Amazon gets ready to bring the smart assistant to Italy and Spain later this year.
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Instead, this 52-mile across space rock looks more like a fossilized glob of silly putty in closest image ever captured by NASA's Cassini spacecraft.
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Each glob is meant to last about an hour of playtime and should be discarded after each use, not stored in the refrigerator or freezer.
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That's led Golter and other members of Glob and Rhinoceropolis to start looking for property in the city they can purchase to create a permanent home.
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He digs his spoon into the ice cream, deposits the creamy glob into his mouth, and chews while staring directly into the camera without blinking. Fin.
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That means that when you break apart one of Ben's warm cookies, you see a gooey glob of rich, delicious chocolate, and who can resist that?
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You know, where you go to wash your hair, put a huge glob of shampoo in your hands, and discover that all that hair is gonzo.
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They have learned a few tricks over the years, like putting a glob of piping gel in the whipped cream to help it hold its shape.
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If you need a description, imagine someone filming a game of Doom off of a CRT computer monitor with a glob of Vaseline smeared on the lens.
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It's when a mystery cell signal starts taking over the minds of anyone unlucky enough to glob their dumb face onto a cellphone at the wrong time.
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N][MKTS/GLOB] "Neither the gasoline glut nor Brexit is going away for now," said David Thompson, executive vice president at Washington-based commodities-focused broker Powerhouse.
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The South Asian man who runs the cart piles a glob of oily, rainbow-colored pellets into a brown paper bag—they look like Fruity Pebbles cereal.
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After doing a small paint job for her and asking for some turpentine to clean the brush, she instead offered me a large glob of softened butter.
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Throughout class, I watched them smile at each other, giggle, compliment a mixing job well done, and cheer each other on in the face of frosting-glob adversity.
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If it isn't, then the thickest broth is almost certainly made from some sentient, pulsating glob that fell from space and landed in some unsuspecting ramen chef's backyard.
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"I take a glob of it," he said of his starter, "and throw it in the dough," then he allows it to ferment for a day before baking.
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You might be thinking that music based on bacterial data like density isn't exactly the same thing as a glob of belly button fuzz performing a sick guitar solo.
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Hopes that Italy could avoid a new election helped European markets recover from one of their worst sell-offs in years on Wednesday, though markets remained wary GLOB>.
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Additionally, new toys tend to have most functions packed into fewer components and use purpose-built microprocessors (instead of generic components), which are usually hidden under a glob of epoxy.
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Smear it on your ham sandwich, sneak a nug in between your pancakes, or keep a small glob in between your gums and upper lip when you're playing some ball.
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For the first group date of the week, Maquel, Jacqueline, Lauren B., Tia, Marikh, Bekah M., Bibiana and Krystal transform themselves into GLOB, the Gorgeous Ladies of the Bachelor (Wrestling).
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But about 100 spider species also sport physical features that make them appear inanimate and unappetizing, like a jumble of twigs, plant debris or a messy glob of bird poo.
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But to glance at it, you'd be convinced this was a current game, rather than a dusty gem of the previous gen given a generous glob of spit and polish.
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"It's good to have it these days," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said as he took a glob of Purell from his leadership suite and walked into a party lunch.
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Here's a photo of my fabulous lunch: a slice of Trader Joe's Ready to Eat Sliced Roast Turkey — it's gloriously in season now — with a glob of low-fat mayonnaise.
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We, however, can have the distinct horror of watching it all unfold, and be reminded that few foods seem more repulsive to eat alone than a big glob of mayo.
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Rhino and Glob were not affected by the first phase of the project, which opened in 153, but renderings for the second phase show they may not be safe for long.
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Founded in 2003, Globant is an IT and software development company listed on the NYSE (GLOB) with a $1.4B market cap and operations across Latin America, Europe, and the United States.
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Butterflies flying backwards, my golf ball glitching through what looked like a glob of jello—or getting stuck in the hole without letting me score—but they didn't really bother me.
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And yes, Dr. Pimple Popper fans — they even involve a "popping" special effect, which Lee creates by layering products over a glob of hand cream to fashion a squeezable, pimple-esque bump.
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I squeezed a nickel-sized glob of the balm into my hands and followed the instructions on the box exactly, warming it up between my fingers before massaging it into dry skin.
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They broke down the trailer sequence by sequence, explaining how they mixed horror with comedy, created the movie's ghosts, and the enduring generational appeal of a green glob of goo named Slimer.
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In his 1956 portrait, Mr. Newman posed the bald head of the painter and sculptor Jean Dubuffet in front of a weathered wall that looked like a huge glob of chipped paint.
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That night I witnessed things for what they really were: Our bodies were not our bodies; they were host vessels for spooky glob-shaped ectoplasms, shells for the strange and the unexplainable.
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Others seem to have found crossover appeal with nonmedical viewers, such as a video from the U.K.-based group Audiology Associates showing a weirdly satisfying removal of a giant glob of earwax.
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A spilled glass of wine or a stray glob of ketchup may have you dousing your carpet in liquid stain remover, but you're better off handling the situation with a lighter touch.
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When I was at school, I had friends who saw it as a badge of honor to have a routine consisting of only tap water and a glob of toothpaste on a zit.
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Golter and the other members of Glob and Rhinoceropolis soon found that making the spaces fully legal would involve a lot more than tearing down some wrapping paper and installing a sprinkler system.
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Similar to the brand's directions for making their instant gelatin molds, Jell-O PLAY Edible Slime's pre-made mixes only need water to create what looks like a large glob of saltwater taffy.
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It's less disgusting than it is disappointing, on a human scale — though the gallery attendant enthusiastically remarked that newborn flies could still theoretically hatch from inside the fat glob at any given moment.
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Wearing bio-degradable gloves, my sugar-er grabbed a handful of the golden-hued, sticky, sugary concoction, which was warmed to room temperature in a container, and applied a glob to my leg.
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Heart attacks, however, happen when something like a glob of accumulated fat blocks the blood flow to someone's heart, depriving the heart of blood and causing part of the heart muscle to die.
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The caution in Europe made the region an outlier, as U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's accommodative comments late on Tuesday and weaker-than-expected U.S. data on Wednesday supported assets globally. [MKTS/GLOB][.
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The tar-hued chocolate glob has always been the culprit behind staining pearly whites (temporarily, of course) and this hot pink Peeps creme addition is merely an artificial addition to a pre-existing problem.
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" Police arrived at the event, as part of the university's annual Greek Week celebration, and found her "not breathing" with "pancakes almost to her teeth" and the "glob of pancake past in her airway.
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World stocks resumed their plunge on Thursday, with more than $3 trillion wiped off their market value this week alone as investors dashed for safe haven assets such as bonds and gold [MKTS/GLOB].
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You've got a green glob of avocado-y noodles that might save you a few calories, but that is almost guaranteed not to be as satisfying as biting into a mound of bubbling cheesy goodness.
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Chris: If you don't homogenize correctly, which means to mix everything thoroughly and spread it out evenly, then one person's gonna get a big glob of the THC and another person's not gonna get anything.
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That this news is coming Thursday, just hours before the NFL starts off its latest season with its usual glob of self-promotion and glorification and retrenchment as America's addiction, is no small note, either.
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The bakery excels at little things stuffed and filled: Take the papa relleno, a glob of mashed potato injected with a spoonful of picadillo, sofrito-thickened ground beef that Mr. Barreras seasons with smoked paprika.
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All the scrutiny raises the question of whether one of the hottest new brands in America has already peaked—and whether teens will soon glob onto another bright, shiny object in the surging vape market.
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"We saw this kind of bump-glob-feature-object whatever," he told me last week, during the lunch break of the Cassini final Imaging Team meeting, as we chatted at the Huntington Botanical Gardens near Caltech.
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There, I came upon a Money Magic Candle — a glob of hardened wax that had been "programmed with intentions, magic … to clear any blockages in your career or finance" for the neat price of $16, flat.
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But while Nakamura has been breaking down the chicken, Guest has been gently rendering out the glob of chicken fat from the cavity, and warming a couple of cloves of garlic in the oil that results.
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The game is more Katamari Damacy than modernist in its accumulation of increasingly bizarre objects, each with its own sound effect, into an unwieldy glob, which eventually shakes, shudders, and collapses into a tornado of debris.
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Glob and Rhinoceropolis, which had become centerpieces of the city's DIY scene since they opened in the mid-aughts, were shut down by the Denver Fire Department days after the Ghost Ship blaze for fire code violations.
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You're debating whether $2.99 is too much to spend on an avocado, the organic variety being acceptably ripe while the simply "from Mexico" sit hard and green and undentable in their giant pile, when, suddenly, a glob.
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A pancake stack drenched with maple syrup, photographed in the early 1970s during Stephen Shore's roadtrip across the US. A glob of baked beans oozing off breakfast toast, documented a decade later by Martin Parr in England.
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MKTS/GLOB 3/3.3793 Data showing Brazilian industrial production kept up its recovery in October came hot on the heels of strong third quarter economic growth numbers on Tuesday, brightening the picture for Latin America's largest economy.
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The once-industrial neighborhood where Glob and Rhinoceropolis set up shop more than a decade ago has now been dubbed the River North Arts District, or RiNo, and is one of the fastest-developing areas in the state.
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It also alleges that the university did not consider alternative foods like ice cream or whipped cream for the contest — which, unlike pancakes, don't turn into a "thick glob of paste" when they come into contact with saliva.
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It's not that she isn't nimble — at 30, she has energy to match her famously prodigious output, able to navigate in a billowing black cotton shift around the occasional glob of garbage or a slab of broken pavement.
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Gagh, a delicacy for the Star Trek universe's martial Klingon race, is a glob of worms, usually served live and wriggling, because even Klingons supposedly hate their taste, but love the feeling of convulsing death sliding down their gullets.
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The new product - launched in a Facebook post by McDonald's Italy on Thursday evening - is more like a Twinkie than a burger and features soft sweet rolls with a liberal-sized glob of the chocolate spread in the middle.
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Among their previous releases, The Red was an irresistible skyrocket of chirpy, defiant attitude, The Velvet a dull glob of mushy lounge-elevator sensitivity, so when Russian Roulette was announced as a mix of these two styles, all bets were off.
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Back on canvas, a seemingly bejeweled orb pushes forward, evoking ancient treasure in Hollywood Technicolor ("Raiders of the Lost Ark" crossed my mind); actually, it is a glittering glob of gold liquid being expelled by a mouth edged in blue lipstick.
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One of the better trends in food service over the last few decades has been the movement away from mass produced glob and towards foods with natural ingredients made by humans, in particular humans who know how to make good food.
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Glob sought approval as a residential space, which would require minimal alterations, while Rhinoceropolis ultimately sought to become categorized as a place of public accommodation, which entailed more construction and meant no one would be able to live there once it reopened.
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According to news outlet Sora News, the mix — which resembles a brown sticky glob — tastes more overwhelmingly of miso than of chocolate, so it might just be a bit of a marketing spin to be selling the product as a "chocolate paste".
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The Pretty Little Liars star recently showed off her time-tested acne-fighting technique — a glob of zit cream slathered on the affected area of her face — during a recent outing in L.A., and then poked fun of herself for it on Instagram Wednesday afternoon.
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A fun-size box of Dots that was handed out at the Lewin G. Joel Jr. School's "Monster Mash" event on Saturday was found to have been opened and sealed shut again, with a large glob of glue, according to the Clinton Police Department.
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For lovers of salted meat, the pastrami sandwich is an ideal delivery method: melty fat, barely-held-together pieces of meat, and two thin slices of toasted rye that add much-needed textural contrast and a dry grip to hold this protein-fat glob.
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Then, in one particular moving scene, the Smiths song "Asleep"—so perfectly placed it'll remind you of the morose brilliance of the 80s band, even as their frontman continues to descend and descend into a candle-looking glob made of increasingly misguided self-importance.
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Composed of the kind of molecular, plasticine anarchy that might recall your most perversely dopamine-craved SoundCloud digging excursions, the theatrically awkward track doesn't manage to sway Dai one bit, who finds ample room to tease her flow around like a club-savvy glob of flubber.
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"They are putting heat and ash into the atmosphere and that interacts with the moisture in the hurricane and can cause the ash to glob into little balls while it is up in the air and fall down as essentially hail stones" and cause landslides, Gregg said.
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Unlike the somewhat tonally similar series The Bold Type, Younger actually seems in tune with how its focal industry is changing; for example, in the most recent episode, "An Inside Glob," one character was operating a company from a communal workspace (a la WeWork), rather than a traditional office.
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Later this year, a new app called Research will let Apple customers fork their health data over to Apple—plus researchers at Harvard's T.H Chan School of Public Health and the National Institute of Health—to create a very big (and probably flawed) glob of data collected from Apple Watch users.
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Kasetsart University marine biologist and lecturer Thon Thamrongnawasawat told Agence France-Presse that the massive glob of plastic in the whale's stomach probably led to it starving to death:Thon Thamrongnawasawat, a marine biologist and lecturer at Kasetsart University, said the bags had made it impossible for the whale to eat any nutritional food.
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Here's how it's done: Scoop out a tablespoon of pudding from the plastic container (butterscotch is regarded by pudding illuminati as the epitome of flavors), put it in your mouth, do not move it around or disperse it in any way with your tongue, swallow the glob intact, and let Mother Gravity slowly draw it down. . . .
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I always chew gum while I'm writing and while I'm driving — not just one or two of the little pellets, but several sticks at a time — and not until I parked outside the old skipper's house, rang the bell and he opened the door did I remember that I had a huge glob in my mouth.
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Not the whole…Read more ReadWhen Google Fiber Abandons Your City as a Failed ExperimentThere's a glob of stringy, black rubber spilling out of the street at the corner of Speed and…Read more ReadA Trip Inside Mark Zuckerberg's Sprawling, Embattled Compound in HawaiiPilaʻa, Kauai — Last Sunday morning, more than a dozen cars were parked along a six-foot wall built …Read more ReadAllo Could Have Been Great.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary, Memories of McSorley's Old Ale House upon reading that it had been closed temporarily over health code violations: being dared to snarf down a big glob of the house-made mustard, which cleared my sinuses in a matter of seconds; the shared bathroom for men and women, with stalls and urinals beside one another; servers carrying 10 to 15 glasses of ale at a time.
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