If anything, it'll gnaw at him until he goes back.
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Unlike their wild ancestors, they don't gnaw on us (usually).
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You start to gnaw on the sides of your cage.
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Most women quietly allow ignorant comments to gnaw at them.
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All the while, however, one moment continued to gnaw at him.
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"Our heroine's fears, unarticulated, gnaw at her like rats," narrates Finck.
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Do you ever secretly gnaw on the sole of your shoe?
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So the museum decided to gnaw at the problem a while longer.
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So anything where you have to gnaw on a bone, maybe not.
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They had little flesh on them and gnaw marks from some carnivore.
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The bread is thin but dense, its corners lovely to gnaw on.
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Scott actually wrote Arc's "Gnaw" years before he introduced the EP series idea.
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I like to gnaw the cartilage off chicken bones and suck at the marrow.
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Like if it's normal for the little critter to furiously gnaw at her cage?
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The tension in "Citizen Soldier" is enough to make you gnaw through your fingernails.
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Lastly… there's the Camp Flog Gnaw festival, which brings us back to the beginning.
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Maybe that was why the desire to create life began to gnaw at me.
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But beneath the normal confusion and stress of adolescence, other worries gnaw at her.
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Even if crowd members weren't swayed by Drake's presence, Camp Flog Gnaw encourages attendees to visit three separate stages, ride attractions, or check out merch stands; at worst, the Gnaw-goers uninterested in Drake could have simply left the Dodger Stadium grounds.
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We all know cats love boxes — they offer protection, warmth and cardboard to gnaw on.
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Kendall showed up at Camp Flog Gnaw, a music festival thrown by Tyler the Creator.
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Pharma woes continue to gnaw at investors amid the recent tumble in Valeant Pharmaceuticals' stock.
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It didn't satisfy his need to gnaw, but he liked throwing it on the floor.
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But would your cat gnaw your face if you shuffled off this mortal coil unexpectedly?
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Not managing the sale as best they could continues to gnaw at some of them.
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"It's these single-issue voters who gnaw on that chunk of wood," Mr. Frantz said.
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The Sanders surge has continued to gnaw away at the Democrat center that Feinstein represents.
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I don't have some hunger to go hunt people down and gnaw off their faces.
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The rats are horrifying because they gnaw at what we think makes us civilized, reasonable.
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I would never suggest giving an infant a solid baby carrot to gnaw on, for example.
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If you're confident that your dog wouldn't gnaw on the lid for hours, you're probably safe.
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Are you supposed to drink the wine first and then gnaw on your reanimated waxy chunk?
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There's still a lot of narrative meat to gnaw on that drumstick (action, adventure, chivalry, etc.).
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The possibility will gnaw at me until July, like so many bags of over-salted peanuts.
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After all, when the singular purpose is to gnaw at someone's self-esteem, why stay silent?
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What my grandfather believed was there was no reason to gnaw on that amplitude of pain.
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He is the founder of clothing company Golf Wang and Camp Flog Gnaw, a music festival.
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He knew not giving it a shot to make the Olympics again would gnaw at him.
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She will give kisses and if you blow on her nose, she will gnaw on your face.
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Student loans can feel like a trap you'll have to gnaw your own leg off to escape.
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Whereas he was too clumsy for that, and so had to sweat and gnaw his mental cuticles.
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But during the in-between hours, the sheer weirdness of the experience began to gnaw at me.
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I'm partial to drumsticks so I can eat them with my hands and gnaw on the cartilage.
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Backs and feet, yes, because Mr. Fox likes to please people who like to gnaw on them.
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If he finds any weakness in you, he's going to gnaw at it just like a competitor should.
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They gnaw our sills & eat our grain, they fill our wells & find our cribs & lurk among our apples.
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Truman may have thought he was tossing GOP extremists a bone that they would stop to gnaw on.
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Wouldn't it be fun to gnaw at Donald Trump or bite wibbly-wobbly lumps out of Theresa May?
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She wants an abortion as an animal, caught in a trap, wants to gnaw off its own leg.
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The Eagles had two weeks before their next game, and he knew the loss would gnaw at him.
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In one, gay men nervously gnaw at their relationship as they wait for their surrogate to give birth.
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Want your lips to look like the fair fave without actually having struggled to gnaw at one all day?
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This past weekend was the Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, the annual music festival and carnival from Tyler, the Creator.
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They'll gnaw the dry, hardened end of your freshly baked baguette and won't even call you in the morning.
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We can assume, however, that "Outlander" won't hesitate to find some new angst for its heroes to gnaw on.
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We all have moments from our past that gnaw at us — a regret, an unanswered question, an old tragedy.
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Or is it the outdoor platform where raccoons and cats gnaw on the discarded chicken bones and potato wedges?
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Naturally, the behemoth legacy carriers are not sitting idly by as the upstarts gnaw away at their market share.
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People aren't buying Camp Flog Gnaw tickets 'cause Tyler's album's out; they're buying them cos they're buying into Tyler.
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Each repetition of the eerie phrase can gnaw at grief that's still quite raw, even if that's not the intention.
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Kill a bird, and find yourself surrounded by massive flames, as avians with hot beaks gnaw at your roasting flesh.
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From the moment I wake up to when I'm about to head to bed, I gnaw on my lips. Anxiety?
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Leaving tax cuts of the magnitude currently drawn up by his colleagues on the table would surely gnaw at him.
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Given that the FBI is part of DOJ, it's like watching a dog gnaw its own tail to the bone.
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Drake has jokingly announced plans for a "10-year residency" at Camp Flog Gnaw festival after being booed off stage.
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Questions of American restlessness and rootlessness may gnaw at you while chatting with fellow audience members at the communal tables.
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Moreover, her fiancé, Joseph Bouglione, an animal trainer, was also confident that the guests wouldn't gnaw on the happy couple.
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Smarter Living: We all have moments from our past that gnaw at us — a regret, an unanswered question, hurt feelings.
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So get ready to rip out some squeakers and gnaw on some treats, because things are about to get seriously silly.
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When in a hurry, I'd grab a landjäger, rip it open and gnaw on it on the way to the subway.
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We'd understand what motivates us to make the strange, oftentimes self-sabotaging decisions that define our lives and gnaw at happiness.
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They spread disease, gnaw through infrastructure, and demolish foodstores, a cumulative devastation that costs tens of billions of dollars a year.
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Champagne Papi came out as the surprise guest headliner Sunday night at Camp Flog Gnaw, which was held at Dodger Stadium.
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You don't have to gnaw on other people, but they barely react as you deliver morsels of awkward or outrageous information.
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It may stick, but it must gnaw at every "If it feels good, do it" fiber of his improv-artist's being.
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Likewise, as annoying as the stinkbug is in the home, it does not bite, sting, transmit disease, or gnaw through foundations.
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Bella, immune to the poise expected of pageant hopefuls, began to gnaw at her leash and got tangled up in it.
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Without a rock, they have to gnaw on the nuts for a long time to get them out of their shell.
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Tyler, the Creator's annual music festival, Camp Flog Gnaw, hit Los Angeles over the weekend for the seventh year in a row.
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You funnel the ice chips into your mouth, wait for them to melt slightly, and then gnaw down for a few seconds.
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"To expect writers to avoid subjects that gnaw at them is to not really understand what it is to be a writer."
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" I'd seen the ads before, but facing them in an empty subway car they began to gnaw at me: "We do chores.
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It could gnaw on skin and bone and gristle anytime it wanted to, and it tasted all the sweeter for being earned.
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A watermelon's size meant that consumption had to be a singular activity; one could not casually work and gnaw on this fruit.
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Kids See Ghosts used a similar suspended rectangle for its performance at Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw festival over the weekend.
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Mr. Allen calls these unresolved thoughts, projects or tasks "open loops," and Mr. Bailey argues that they gnaw away at our attention.
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Trump received three million fewer votes than his opponent in the 2016 election, a fact that seems to constantly gnaw at him.
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Imagine that its two iconic shells have shrunk into a collar, fringed with jagged teeth, which it uses to gnaw through wood.
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It's been almost a week since it happened, but Donald Trump's meeting with Silicon Valley's most influential leaders continues to gnaw at me.
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As growth slows, China's strategy for contending with the middle-income trap has been to try to gnaw off its civil society limb.
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In place of starchy hominy, I used fresh corn, both kernels to mix into the broth and rounds to pick up and gnaw.
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Queenie had a scar around her neck from someone tying her up as a puppy and letting the rope gnaw into her neck.
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I am not the first and I am not the last who tried to gnaw out their place in the sun in Russia.
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And it's starting to gnaw away at Emma Stone, who revealed to W Magazine that she changed her name when she first started acting.
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" He addressed the crowd and shouted "Camp Flog Gnaw!" and "Two hands in the sky!" before rapping his classic hits "Studio" and "Collard Greens.
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The main course and dessert combination works well, although it is tempting to speedily gnaw your way through it to get to the dessert.
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You can hunt down scissors, gnaw the yarn into submission with your teeth, or make it easy with the Fiskars Ultra-Sharp Thread Snips.
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My wife and I breakfast on fresh coconut — neither sweet nor flavorful but fun to gnaw, for the feeling that you've acquired termite superpowers.
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Thoughts about the irreplaceable artists of her youth and the idea of legacy started to gnaw at her as she approached 40 last year.
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" After a performance of "Hard Piano" that had the crowd going wild, he shouted out the Camp Flog Gnaw carnival by saying, "Let's be clear.
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Instead of reaching for the popcorn or potato chips during the next big game, simply go "hog wild" and gnaw on some tasty pig's feet.
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As the march turned west, back to MacArthur Park, I split off, hoping to catch Kamasi Washington's set at Camp Flog Gnaw four miles south.
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Smarter Living: We all have moments from our past that gnaw at us — a regret, an unanswered question, a poor choice we've made, hurt feelings.
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Some have been started by performers with intense followings who have built events in their own image, like Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival.
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"Inhale, exhale, inhale, exhale," goes the haunting yet reassuring chant in the middle of "Maybe They'll Gnaw Right Through," the album's layered, loop-heavy closer.
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The "Go Gina" singer, 28, wearing a navy blue jumpsuit, blew the Camp Flog Gnaw crowd away with her voice, incredible stage presence and cool visuals.
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Ewan McGregor Instead of going to a barber, McGregor just let his pet guinea pig gnaw his hair into whatever shape it saw fit (we're guessing).
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"Honestly, I don't understand what the big attraction is or why they feel compelled to gnaw through cables," company President Fred Lawler wrote at the time.
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"Self-weaned" infants, who dispense with purées and just gnaw on their parents' food, tend to be slimmer and healthier than those raised on baby food.
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Fans anticipated Frank Ocean to join Tyler, the Creator's annual, "Camp Flog Gnaw" festival after an Instagam live-stream alluded to him being a special guest.
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This is the kind of alchemical black-and-gold metal bands like Sutekh Hexen and Gnaw flirt with, distilled down into a noise-driven, tempestuous roar.
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Authoritarian power grabs, sectarian prejudice and the toxic brew of nationalism and nostalgia combine to gnaw away at the institutions that underpin global peace and prosperity.
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On Sunday night at Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw festival, I looked up at the towering screen next to the main stage and saw men.
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A 70-million-year old dinosaur species possessed massive, scissor-like chompers that it probably used to gnaw through the tough, fibrous leaves of ancient palm trees.
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An image like the ones Singer used would gnaw at me, even if I enjoyed the fruits of my deceit, telling me I am an abject nothing.
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Oh, I should also let you know that the SoundBub is chew-safe, so don't feel bad if you want to gnaw on it for a while.
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Drake joked that he'd signed a 10-year residency at Tyler, The Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw festival after fans booed him off the stage on Sunday night.
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The hour was designed to scare you, to gnaw at your emotions, to keep you in a heightened, tense state; after watching it, I was emotionally spent.
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Still, he thinks that the underlying cause of the recent market turmoil, the spread of the virus, will continue to gnaw at investors in the near future.
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Yes, it's all fine and dandy to gnaw on the real thing, but why confine yourself when there is such a lovely array of corn-inspired sex toys?
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The first is simply a giant data set, a contextless compendium of information consulted via websearch or Alexa query to fill whatever momentary gnaw has interrupted your day.
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The squirrel is still at large, but NBC 4 promises that the area is now "under constant surveillance," just in case the rodent comes back for another gnaw.
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The plunge in the U.S. on Wednesday came as rising interest rates gnaw at investors and technology shares tumble in the face of growing trade tensions with Beijing.
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While the snakes and scorpions weren't such a welcome sight, the baby black bears climbing on Fallon's desk and trying to gnaw on his finger were certainly a treat.
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Angst over cybersecurity at trading venues and questions over regulators' stance gnaw at longer-term investors, but the character of the market remains a key block to its development.
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Fans at camp flog gnaw were expecting that Frank ocean was gonna be the surprise guest headliner… they got drake instead.. safe to say… they rather Frank ocean pic.twitter.
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Amid the drones, Krautrock jams, and splendidly obtuse Dan Higgs records, the label has quietly been belching forth thought-provoking metal releases that gnaw at the genre's outer fringes.
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Money resentment is such a weak grudge to have to carry and if you're paying for everything, it will gnaw on you whether you think it will or not.
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Geno proclaimed to a fellow painter that he was so hungry he wanted to bite into a big, juicy steak the way he'd seen children gnaw on rubber ducks.
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After all the buildup, the anchors had one new development to gnaw on: the fact that, according to a Justice Department official, the Mueller report recommended no new charges.
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Last week Malaysia said it would consider resuming the search if viable proposals or credible leads emerged, but a lack of closure continues to gnaw at those left behind.
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It's not hard to think, I know the world doesn't work this way, when consuming a story like this, which starts to gnaw away at your suspension of disbelief.
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This of course leads nowhere, but when attached to busy cunning meddling in Western social media it creates uncertainty and mistrust that gnaw away at the very idea of democracy.
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Mythology gives audiences something to gnaw on and theorize about while waiting for the next episode to come around, something to tide them over in lieu of a binge-watch.
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Then again, as entertaining as their squabbling is, the last thing this family needs is another bone of contention to gnaw on before finally sitting down to that rehearsal dinner.
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This is a fine thing to gnaw on the sidewalk, mouth burning, by a food truck with bright green hubcaps and a beach scene with silhouetted palms on its flank.
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This alternate reality version of Washington, DC, gives Rhimes the opportunity to take Mellie's loss into a different direction, and allows Young to gnaw on some scenery in the process.
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The slackers that still draw a paycheck every day will gnaw at the high-flier who values a sense of fairness and wants to be surrounded with fellow A-players.
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Let bookworms gnaw his entrails in token of the Worm that dieth not, & when at last he goeth to his final punishment, let the flames of Hell consume him for ever.
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Drake's surprise headline appearance at Tyler, the Creator's annual Camp Flog Gnaw festival ended in embarrassment for the Canadian hip-hop star after he was booed off the stage by fans.
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Charles and his team are interested in the questions that keep you up at night, the ones that really gnaw at you — and the podcast wants to help you solve them.
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The first ten minutes of the documentary were screened at Tyler's Camp Flog Gnaw festival over the weekend, but fans will have to wait until January for it to be released.
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Seeing people I generally like and agree with subtweeting and attacking others—on top of the world's perpetually bleak news—has begun to gnaw away at my mental health and spiritual wellbeing.
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Pusha T appeared to be trolling his rap rival when a "F**K DRAKE" graphic showed up during his show at Camp Flog Gnaw ... but PT says kill the messenger, figuratively speaking.
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Posting on Twitter on Wednesday, the LA-based rapper announced his new collection, which will be available at Odd Future bud, Tyler the Creator's festival, Camp Flog Gnaw, in Los Angeles on Oct.
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For each of the last four years, Flog Gnaw has served as an acid test of sorts for Odd Future fans as the collective recedes from the mainstream to occupy more cultish territory.
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U.S. stocks partially recovered after suffering their steepest drop in eight months last week, as rising interest rates gnaw at investors and technology shares tumble in the face of trade tensions with Beijing.
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Dr. Slade doesn't like to leave lights on when he's not around in case pets gnaw on their cords (because we've all seen what happened to the cat in "National Lampoon Christmas Vacation").
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U.S. benchmark stock gains have probably neared their ceiling as economic growth risks from the trade war are expected to gnaw at investors and limit the benefits from the Federal Reserve's policy easing.
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The update from Australia's fourth-largest lender at its annual meeting shows how an excoriating public inquiry into financial-sector misconduct continues to gnaw at the country's biggest money managers 10 months on.
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By the time I made it to Exposition Park, one branch of the protest had already made it onto Vermont, and more or less merged with the fans waiting in line for Flog Gnaw.
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Tyler, the Creator—whose Twitter bio after Camp Flog Gnaw was temporarily changed to "embarrassed by fans right now"—lashed out in a string of tweets against those who questioned his booking of Drake.
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Though teething babies have been known to gnaw on anything they can get their gums on, these days the recommended remedies are usually sanctioned teething toys or timeless homemade options like a cool washcloth.
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The disappearance of 43 teaching students, a scandal involving his wife's purchase of a house, and a moribund economy began to gnaw at his popularity, and the slide in approval ratings continued from there.
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The compliant mechanism it uses stops moving when it hits an obstacle with little to no force, and I let it gnaw on my finger for a few minutes with no discomfort, and no regrets.
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They have expanded their portfolio of festivals since the launch of Coachella and now also present Stagecoach, Firefly, FYF, Hangout Music Festival, Splash House, Tyler the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival, Panorama, and Arroyo Seco Weekend.
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The "God's Plan" rapper has responded with some light-hearted humor after he was booed off-stage when he made a surprise appearance at Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw Festival in Los Angeles Sunday night.
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The hit-making rapper, 33, got a very cold reception from the crowd at Tyler, the Creator's annual Camp Flog Gnaw festival on Sunday, where he made a surprise appearance as the night's special musical guest.
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Charles and his team are interested in the questions that keep you up at night, the ones that gnaw at you, so that he, with the research he pulls into his show, can help solve them.
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Feeling a creeping sense of hangry resentment for not being allowed to gnaw on a hunk of half-raw meat, I realise it's probably time for me to leave Ebsworth to it and head to bed.
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On beavers: Millions of years … have equipped this aquatic architect with … lips that can close behind their front teeth (allowing for the beaver to gnaw wood underwater without drowning and keeping out … splinters when felling trees).
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I have a repetitive injury in my shoulder from lifting my suitcase into the plane overhead, but I would rather have a rhino gnaw off my toenails than have to check my luggage through baggage claim.
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The whole situation — the décor, my constant dishwashing and the relative lack of income on my part — began to gnaw at my male ego and my role as a man sharing a house with a woman.
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That might help some people zone out the negative thoughts that usually gnaw at the edges of their minds, says Susan Ramsey, an associate professor of psychiatry and human behavior expert at Brown's Warren Alpert Medical School.
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They're either WAY too salted and seasoned (as in someone just opened a can of Worcestershire in my mouth) or too tough and dry (no, I would not like gnaw on this meat stick for 20 minutes).
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But Horford also exacerbates what it likely the team's biggest issue, and the one most likely to gnaw at them against the opponent almost certain to stand in their way on the road to their desired destination.
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" As Phil appeared to gnaw on the glove of his handler, a presenter wearing a top-hat and red bow tie read the weather outlook: "My faithful followers, I clearly see, a perfect clear shadow of me.
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Questions of guilt and retribution gnaw ceaselessly at the heart of Yankl (Shane Baker), the central character in Sholem Asch's "God of Vengeance," which is being given a timely revival by the New Yiddish Rep at LaMaMa.
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Lorde's Instagram story reveals photos of her performances in comparison with West's live debut of his Kids See Ghosts collaboration with Kid Cudi, which took place at Los Angeles-based music festival Camp Flog Gnaw on Sunday night.
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And more often than not, those things that make us miserable are habits: subtle but powerful patterns we've fallen into — maybe since childhood — that gnaw away at our happiness, day after day, month after month, year after year.
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When people say music festivals haven't changed, they all look the same, book the same acts, they obviously haven't been to Camp Flog Gnaw—a festival with a huge skatepark and a varied yet carefully curated line-up.
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See, for instance, the grisly paintings that responded to the ill-fated Franklin Expedition, such as Edwin Landseer's "Man Proposes, God Disposes" (1864), in which two polar bears rapturously gnaw on human bones and the wreck of a ship.
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Not unlike a giant panda needing to gnaw through tonnes of bamboo to gain enough energy for the day, Jessie J has to post a short cameraphone video to prove to you, dear follower, that she has the range.
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With each one, I made sure to play both fetch and tug-of-war to test their durability and ease of use, but mostly I just let her gnaw away, seeing which ones could withstand her jaws of terror.
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Directed by Gordon Edelstein, the production is perhaps the best "Endgame" I've seen: sharp in its savage humor, attentive to the language, and increasingly unsettling as these gruesome figures, at first repellent and almost cartoonish, gnaw at our souls.
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Australian man Dan Hoey displayed what could be perceived as either courage or stupidity when he noticed a 5.5 metre (18 feet) great white shark, attempting to gnaw his boat's motor whilst on a fishing trip outside Port Fairy, Australia.
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"Plot twist…just signed a 10 year residency at Camp Flog Gnaw sorry kids see you EVERY SINGLE YEAR till you are 30 🤪," the 33-year-old captioned a series of photos of himself from the festival on Instagram.
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Other times your train never comes, you're late for work, you're sitting squished between two manspreaders, and you begin to wish those rats you saw on the train tracks earlier would come into your compartment and gnaw you to death.
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In online fan communities, for instance, theories are great entertainment; it's fun and enriching to pose a provocative thought like "Jack from 'Titanic' is a time traveler" and gnaw on it as a group, producing imaginative close readings of a work.
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Sharing several photos to her Instagram Stories on Monday, the pop star, 22, compared her own floating glass box stage to the one that West, 41, and Cudi, 34, used on Sunday night during their Camp Flog Gnaw performance in Los Angeles.
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In fact, there is one piece of stage magic regarding bodies disappearing into nothingness as they are "sucked" through a telephone that will continue to gnaw at me as I try to puzzle out just how on Earth they possibly pulled it off.
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Is there absolutely anything to do right now, other than search for scary playlists and curl up in a ball and cry and cry and gnaw on a caramel apple until your teeth start to come unstuck from your gums a little bit?
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But the Republican candidate for president has cast a blinding neon light on the everyday indignities of pervasive sexism that gnaw and degrade and look impossible to fight without seeming to make a mountain of what some might view as a molehill.
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It hails from the "caged animal" school of drama, which features regular folk just trying their best until the world clamps down, and suddenly they must turn primal and protective, rabid and frothing as they gnaw their way out of a hopeless corner.
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"Fans at camp flog gnaw were expecting that Frank ocean was gonna be the surprise guest headliner… they got drake instead.. safe to say… they rather Frank ocean," YouTuber DJ Akademiks wrote on Twitter, alongside a clip of Drake's exchange with the audience.
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When I met with Page late last year for a story for the magazine, his absence from Fox's airwaves seemed to gnaw at him even more than the considerable distance that Trump's advisers had sought to put between him and the president.
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Still, there is perhaps no single better paragraph in this whole thing than an otherwise throwaway line buried in all of this nonsense, but one that will surely begin to gnaw at Pats apologists like a pebble inside their shoe: It's...it's beautiful.
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Sharing several photos to her Instagram Stories, including ones of West and Cudi on a floating stage behind a mostly pink and red backdrop during their Camp Flog Gnaw performance in Los Angeles, the singer, 22, explained that their designs were copied from her own.
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The orange jumpsuits the performing members of Brockhampton wore to Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw music festival in October are tangled up on the floor with takeout containers, boxes of fabric softener, tubes of tennis balls, and a rock glass full of pennies.
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Over the weekend at Camp Flog Gnaw in Los Angeles, during a performance of "I'm Me"—which, whoa, that's tight that this song is in his live set in 2016—Lil Wayne seemed to pledge his allegiance to Roc-a-Fella Records, Jay Z's label.
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It was shocking to watch arguably the most popular rapper in the world be humbled in real-time, but Drake still took the jabs in good humor, joking on Instagram that he'd be hosting a residency at Camp Flog Gnaw for the next ten years.
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This includes everything from essentials like housing, food, and utilities to non-essential purchases like luxury items, vacations, and even expensive coffee (which has turned into a multi-billion-dollar-a-year industry), all of which gnaw away at our earnings faster than we thought possible.
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In a country roiling with fears about terrorism, race relations and economic inequality, Trump managed to get fixated on the fact that a former Miss Universe gained a few pounds — and to gnaw on that issue for a week after leaving Hofstra, while mainlining bacon cheeseburgers.
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"Now is the time to put your phones away, and focus," Tyler the Creator called from over the loudspeaker to the crowd of 30,000 at Camp Flog Gnaw, the fifth annual gathering of teenaged and twenty-something rap fans, hosted and organized by the Odd Future godfather.
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One of the most famous depictions of British alcohol consumption is William Hogarth's 1751 etching "Gin Lane," in which a tanked-up London prostitute drops her baby down a flight of stairs while various of her compatriots fight, die, gnaw bones and pawn their possessions for booze.
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At one point, Oswalt — himself a huge part of the Disney/Pixar universe, having voiced rodent protagonist Remy in 2007's Ratatouille — hammed it up with his little girl, pretending to gnaw on her head while Alice, taking after her funnyman dad, made a hilarious face for the cameras.
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Extreme metal—generally speaking—has lost a lot of the modernist, innovative verve it had about a decade ago, apart from certain outlier groups like Jute Gyte, The Body and Gnaw Their Tongues, but it's debatable to what extent these bands can even be described as heavy metal.
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And then would come the disheartening recollection that, as vice-president of our co-op building, I had to find an exterminator for the rats that had chewed their way beneath our front stoop, along with a trapper for the squirrels scampering through gnaw-holes in the roof.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. The first ten minutes of Tyler, the Creator's documentary Cherry Bomb: The Documentary, which documents the making of his album Cherry Bomb, were shown at his Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival last November, and the full movie is due for release later this month.
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Producer: Yasmin Nouh; Reporter: Kristen Brown; Senior Producers: Joanne Shen and Danielle SteinbergI was crawling around on the floor, chasing my cat, Avalanche, as she artfully wriggled away from me over and over again to gnaw at the piece of tape I had stuck to her gray and white fur.
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First, it was the leftist woodchucks taking it upon themselves to gnaw apart Paul Ryan's car in protest, and now, according to a video from NBC Washington, one small rat in DC has symbolically sounded the alarm on the shit show erupting in our nation's capital—by literally sounding an alarm.
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Browsing the works, what I found most impressive is the variety of punishments depicted, each of which is always rendered explicitly: in one vision, skeletal sinners lie on hot iron planks, where demon jailers cut them open with saws and axes; in another, poor souls eat feces as worms gnaw on their flesh.
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The skin has the lacquered crackle of Peking duck, and once the bird has been carved, it comes back with all the parts, so you can gnaw on the feet if you wish, though there's more satisfaction to be had in burrowing into the fatty heart-shaped nugget where the tail feathers were once plugged in.
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His yearly, early 2010s DJ Stank Daddy mix series ran with the name "Summer Camp"—and featured laidback, lake-side tracks from the likes of Toro Y Moi, Jill Scott, Real Estate and Coco O. Then there's his annual festival, Camp Flog Gnaw, which is also rooted in the aesthetic of an endless, sun-soaked getaway.
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Those are the options that gnaw at our sympathies as we contemplate the inertia of Anna Brisker, a doctoral candidate in literature whose path to the highest ranks of academia would seem to be ensured by her elite education and entitled mix of condescension, smug liberalism and self-professed deficit of the generosity required to mentor others.
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The clip may show us how Eleven made it back to Regular Side World, but we'll still have to wait two more weeks to find out what she was doing while her hair grew out, how she'll help the gang destroy that giant octopus monster, or if she had to just gnaw on those icy Eggos because they were too cold to bite.
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Well, we have a few, as well as some extra questions about what happens now...I DNA Tested My Cat and She Was Not Happy About ItScreenshot: GizmodoI was crawling around on the floor, chasing my cat, Avalanche, as she artfully wriggled away from me over and over again to gnaw at the piece of tape I had stuck to her gray and white fur.
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How would we have paid for it without insurance, without an employer who saw him as a human, who kept him employed even when his brain cancer started to gnaw away at his mental and physical capabilities, when he needed me to button his shirts and pick him up from work by 2:30 pm, so he could sleep off the effects of his treatment?
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As a self-confessed N.E.R.D stan ("probably top three, ever"), the 26 year-old has come an impressively long way from geeking out over the chord progressions on In Search Of. The performance with Pharrell took place at Tyler's own Camp Flog Gnaw festival, a yearly event and location of another personal triumph—the place where Tyler performed with Kanye West years after he'd dreamed (and tweeted) about doing so.
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One theory of etiquette holds that manners are best in communities with fixed populations: If you know that you'll see Tina again tomorrow (and Tuesday and Wednesday), you're less likely to surreptitiously scarf down the rest of the half-eaten boysenberry yogurt she left in the office fridge, because daily exposure to her yogurt-based wistfulness will start to gnaw at you, and ultimately turn you into a Munch painting.
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Lorde is calling out Kid Cudi and Kanye West for allegedly stealing her idea to perform in a floating glass box -- something she did BEFORE Cudi and Ye. The "Green Light" singer posted photos on her Instagram story Monday, displaying her floating glass box stage design along with the one KC and KW used Sunday night during their Camp Flog Gnaw performance in L.A. The 2 are almost identical.
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The grackles plummet down to pierce the lawnFor seeds and fat brown live oak acorns andIgnore the orange plastic watering cansMy daughters drop in the cold grass, my daughtersSaying, Goodnight grass, as if the blades they'd wateredBy hand were their daughters, as if the grassWere a feeling they'd been feeling, greenlyReckoning the evening, the ball moss falling from the trees,The sun circling the crouched shade of the weepingPersimmon tree as mildly as the knife roundsThe persimmon I bring inside so I can sayOf the pierced skin, Look, this is the color weWant sunset to be, the color of the plasticWatering cans shocking the dark that fallsOver the suggestions of footprints in the grass,The black grackles, and the acorns batteringOur metal roof while I feed my ravenous daughtersA soft dinner that they clutch with grubby hands and gnaw.
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