Ah, the sound of 20,000 beetles gnawing at owl flesh.
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It also has a less endearing habit: gnawing on rubber.
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As Lee speaks, an unexpected feeling begins gnawing at Hassabis.
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This linguistic gnawing is one of the book's great delights.
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" The enemy, he decides, is "thought — looping destructive gnawing thought.
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It's a classic image: a dog contentedly gnawing on a bone.
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The characteristic forking signature made by deers when gnawing on bone.
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The feeling isn't pervasive, but still, it's there, gnawing at me.
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We thought it was settled, but guilt started gnawing at us.
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Both see unfettered greed gnawing away at the country's middle class.
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Lenny was gnawing an apple and playing with a USB cord.
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Even then, though, we sense the turmoil gnawing at the composure.
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Most of his ideas stem from a gnawing anxiety around gender.
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I'm most happy when I'm pursuing that gnawing feeling inside me.
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I really felt like this was gnawing at me for a while.
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Which leaves a gnawing emptiness at the heart of Mahal's title reign.
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And we can never forget the gnawing drumbeat against ObamaCare from Republicans.
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The longing I feel for cities and places is peculiar and gnawing.
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But elsewhere, Russia's adventurism is feeding a growing, gnawing case of indigestion.
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On a recent visit, it was stiff enough to require occasional gnawing.
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For many years, Maxim Osipov lived with a gnawing sense of frustration.
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But there's a gnawing problem: People aren't sure what to call it.
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They will continue gnawing on this bone forever, even after the November election.
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This mouth has claimed self-invention, but was born gnawing a silver spoon.
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The wind was biting, gnawing its way through jackets, jumpers and football scarves.
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"Ow," she remarked, while her puppy was busy gently gnawing on her earrings.
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Indeed, the Texas State University researchers documented the bone-gnawing behavior in January.
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The statistics were gnawing a hole in my psyche, but Isha reassured me.
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The Ohio race between Balderson and Langehan is still gnawing at Jordan, however.
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There are other gnawing worries, like, is the reflation trade a head fake?
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When the hunger was at its worst, they thought about gnawing on stones.
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There's a giant boxer-faced dog there, under the table, gnawing on rawhide.
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Gnawing questions: It's possible that other populations have gut microbiomes like the Hadza's.
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At first, it filled me with a gnawing sense of doubt and worry.
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That's when the fear, once gnawing at the back of your mind, emerges.
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"I had this gnawing feeling that I had to switch horses," she said.
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After all, gnawing on that puzzle is the purpose of the poetry itself.
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Yet this Kavanaugh imbroglio has introduced for McConnell a gnawing element of uncertainty.
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She's gnawing away on the lilac "horn" that came on top of the dessert.
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Curry even broke out his signature mouthpiece, gnawing on it while he sang along.
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Wa Lone thought to himself that a dog may have been gnawing on them.
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Stemming the gnawing flutters of dread by watching Superbad, eating toast and downloading Tinder?
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In photos, the deer could clearly be seen gnawing away at the skeletal remains.
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Three billion people go to bed each night with hunger gnawing their stomach lining.
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Inside the Republican party, Mr. Trump's unpredictability has become a source of gnawing disquiet.
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Yet, I have a gnawing feeling that I would be taking advantage of him.
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It has no narrator, allowing for constantly gnawing questions about missed opportunities and historical alternatives.
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It took months for me to come to what I think is gnawing at me.
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Zoey accidentally ingested the opioid while gnawing on the container and the effects were immediate.
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"I've got to get out of here," he says in a flash of gnawing premonition.
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Palmer had been gnawing the scenery, so I was wary when she began to sing.
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For a philosopher and a businessman, that's one of those gnawing questions for the ages.
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S. trade dispute gnawing at confidence on corporate profit growth through most of the year.
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You might still feel a gnawing sense of unease that this time is different, though.
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Other factors gnawing at Europe's fragile unity include the rerun presidential election scheduled for Oct.
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He also liked moving the beads around, gnawing on the handles, and touching the ribbons.
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In one house, I was greeted by a barefoot child gnawing on a fennel bulb.
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We're left with the gnawing feeling that love is how we reproduce ourselves in others.
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As a consequence, even the quieter scenes are imbued with a gnawing sense of dread.
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He graduated this spring with the gnawing feeling that he still had more to give.
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Bonus: No gnawing chicken off the bone or getting your hands covered in bright orange sauce.
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I love moral consistency almost as much as my dog loves gnawing on dried pig ears.
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The rooms were surprisingly quiet, almost muffled, with the merest undertone of animals burrowing and gnawing.
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So you know that gnawing sense of dread that something is terribly wrong at all times?
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Honestly, Goldblum could grin and growl-talk you into gnawing your arm off, he's that good.
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It was violence either way; it was survival, it was gnawing oneself out of the trap.
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But it lacked many details that would help settle some of those gnawing internal GOP disagreements.
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But as his empire grew, he started to get a gnawing feeling that something wasn't right.
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You hold the chicken with your fingers, gnawing on the bones until not a scrap remains.
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Visitors entered through the mouth of a huge, gilded sculpture of a dog gnawing on a bone.
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Image: NASA/ESA/Hubble Heritage Team"The void" is more than a metaphor for gnawing existential pain.
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In the case of the bone-gnawing deer, the animals were probably trying to access dietary minerals.
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And there's August's gnawing grief for her absent mother, which lies at the heart of the book.
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The season premiere doesn't let a single second pass, lest any of that gnawing comic tension dissipate.
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Second, Putin embodies a gnawing and well-deserved insecurity at the root of the Russian defense establishment.
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Though wings have built-in handles, there's something mildly unsatisfying about gnawing on a tiny avian bone.
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The context: Technology developed outside the Bell System had been gnawing at AT&T's monopoly for years.
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But under it all is a gnawing question: Who is my father, and why did he leave?
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These developments have yielded a gnawing sense that a complex world is suddenly short of adult supervision.
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For supporters, years of debate have been pervaded by a gnawing urgency over the lives being lost.
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Booker is already gnawing into C.J. Anderson's workload—should C.J.A. go down, he would have free rein.
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Find a nice role on a good team, the gnawing voice inside tells you you could do more.
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Quite a few beetles showed up in 21921, and they're still in the forest, gnawing on the spruces.
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Yes, it taps into the gnawing sense of economic and cultural dispossession felt by many blue-collar workers.
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For weeks, computer scientist Siwei Lyu had watched his team's deepfake videos with a gnawing sense of unease.
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Puppy didn't let his beer grow warm, but neither did he fill the gnawing hollow in his belly.
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With an $11 billion maintenance backlog gnawing away at NPS and impacting visitor experience, those goals are jeopardized.
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By that, we mean they are gnawing at pumpkins with all the power and precision they can muster.
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There was a gnawing dread felt between us all that we would never be successful—or successful enough.
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Nor is this the last time the party establishment returns fire, creating that gnawing sense of 2016 redux.
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The left and the right are gnawing at each other" and the press is "throwing gasoline on it.
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He's working with a Russian intelligence insider called Marble, a meaty bone that the Americans are gnawing on.
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Everything is right with the world and the mind is free of any concern, distance or gnawing introspection.
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BOSTON — "I wanted to go because I have a cat," Jack Maloney, 9, said, gnawing a sour gummy.
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Without the inventors behind them, you'd be drinking boiled whole beans and gnawing on a stalk of wheat.
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" It's not just the X-movies, he said: "Every film I've ever done, I've had that gnawing doubt.
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When he brought it to the dealership, the mechanics told him that woodchucks had been gnawing at the wires.
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If you can get over the fact that you're gnawing on another mammal's gonads, you might actually enjoy them.
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Nothing gnawing at me," he said, and added with a laugh, "There are things I know I will do.
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Only the rare pachyderms weren't just casually standing by gnawing on grass, they were charging straight for the truck.
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"They caused some structural damage, gnawing at joists and sub flooring," said J.R. Davis, the incumbent governor's press secretary.
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But I am SO GRATEFUL he says he never had to struggle with the gnawing pain of childhood hunger.
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For students, it's about wearing your donated Brecon Climbing Club hoodie during the gnawing cold of a math lesson.
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Still, it was not long before the crowd grew unruly, their hunger gnawing at even the most established order.
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Members praise 25053 BAaD for its ability to satiate gnawing hunger, while others complain it made them gain weight.
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In a long monologue, he sings of his conflicting desires and of the gnawing curse placed on the ring.
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Staring at us, he banged his head on the top of the cage and started gnawing on its bars.
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" He added, "You can't help but have these gnawing doubts that this author may, perhaps, have been someone else.
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Scientists ruled out natural causes for the markings, such as an animal gnawing at the bones, by using microscopic techniques.
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Shaped by a beaver's gnawing, one piece is left in its natural state while the other is cast in bronze.
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I watched "Unworthy," the finale of The Exorcist's terrific second season, with a gnawing pit of dread in my stomach.
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While getting milk for a midnight snack, June runs into Eden, who consults June with a gnawing concern of hers.
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When Brooks signed with the Houston Texans as a third-round draft pick in 2012, he felt a gnawing anxiety.
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The health of the global economy has been gnawing at investors, but does the U.S. have anything to worry about?
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Doctors eventually fused my ankle, which removed the gnawing and grinding that had left me in a haze of pain.
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And I have some frame of reference for the gut-gnawing sadness, but I don't know what comes after that.
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But alongside this is another gnawing number: I am now 56, the age that my father was when he died.
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That gap is particularly acute at a moment when gnawing questions about esports' (un)profitability are becoming harder to ignore.
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In this sense, my timekeeper is a shield, an armor of steel defending against the gnawing fear of the unknown.
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Then you eat the kernels from the cob as if you were gnawing the meat off a baby back rib.
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Contrary to what cartoons often depict, house cats have no business gnawing on fish skeletons or any other animal bones.
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The scene in Britain has played out just as other sources of uncertainty have been gnawing at the global economy.
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Quick broke the ice by broaching a sensitive topic that had been gnawing at him for close to a decade.
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Leaving Catholicism was the spiritual equivalent of a trapped animal gnawing off his own leg off to save its life.
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How else to explain bite marks on the bones of ancient hominins, the apparent gnawing of leopards or other African felines?
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Marine litter is a gnawing problem for the hermit crab community, leading them to make unfortunate fashion choices like this one.
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The thought keeps gnawing at him, until he returns to some sort of foundational trauma that made him who he is.
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Yet through all of those experiences, something was gnawing on him about the content that he was reading, particularly about business.
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And while you may feel you're the only one carrying the stomach-sinking, mind-gnawing burden, trust that you're not alone.
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AS THEY slid down the streets of Davos this week, many executives will have felt a question gnawing in their guts.
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Jolene really loves Gumby, as seen by her lovingly gnawing on a pint-sized version at the start of the video.
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And from that worry flows paranoia, a gnawing sense that everything—even irrelevant things—could cause Georgia to lose football games.
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But even digging into the inferior white meat of a chicken breast is more rewarding than gnawing on a tiny bone.
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But he did so with a gnawing foreboding about the outcome, and the election has done little to dispel his enthusiasm.
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"There's always a gnawing feeling in the back of our skulls" of an unknown security weakness in VPN software, he says.
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You can't just grab it and start gnawing away on it and expect to get what you want out of it.
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At that moment, however, I thought less of home and more about the gnawing feeling in the pit of my stomach.
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A cozy melancholy, filled with humor as it examines the gnawing question of what the point of this whole thing is.
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There's a malevolent, gnawing humor to The Snagglepuss Chronicles that actively challenges the assumption that that could never happen in our world.
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And it grinds at their relationship, gnawing away at all the years they spent and all the years they've loved each other.
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When police in Florida found 19-year-old Austin Harrouff on Monday gnawing on a man's face, they quickly sprung into action.
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Trump's gnawing hunger to be at the center of the daily news cycle is a poor fit for our system of government.
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Soon after, she's craving more fresh meat — until, in an unlikely series of events, she finds herself gnawing on her sister's finger.
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In New York City, you'll likely find them scurrying along the sidewalk, or inside garbage bags gnawing at pieces of rotten food.
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"The left and right are gnawing at each other and the media is throwing gasoline on this fire every day," he added.
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The counterirritant capsaicin cream is oddly helpful too, replacing that gnawing ache with a superficial burn that is far easier to ignore.
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Today, many major nations are grappling with weak growth, tight credit and a gnawing sense that a lean future may persist indefinitely.
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It is that image that is gnawing at many close to him who say angrily that he should not have been shot.
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Yet even then, I couldn't shake a gnawing feeling that if the Cubs had won, it would have been bigger, more important.
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His childhood was exceptionally grim, marked by sexual abuse, repeated run-ins with the law and a gnawing desire to get away.
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Appetite, though, has a way of renewing itself even after it's been fed; no matter what we do, some new gnawing materializes.
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Start marinating now and you'll be right on schedule to be gnawing the juicy, pink meet of these bones on Sunday afternoon.
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I used to get a hideous gnawing sensation when I stumbled across people I'd blacked out around, because I did not know.
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But he did have some pretty great ideas about what we might wear while we waited, gnawing our fingernails, to find out.
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As the research above shows, a child carries that sense of powerlessness into adulthood as a gnawing anxiety that's never quite quelled.
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"That's Jerry Sachs!" she exclaimed, pointing to a man in the stands at Progressive Field who was gnawing his fingers with anxiety.
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Because you're going to start seeing signs from the gnawing away of the pillars of our economy because of what he's done.
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Or do I swallow it and pretend it isn't gnawing at me, because I can't let them see me — see us — sweat?
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It was a harsh disconnect for an artist who brokers in transparency, and it was part of what was gnawing at her.
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But where Mastromonaco employs levity and aplomb to charm readers, Tamblyn writes with a gnawing, visceral directness to thrust them into action.
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Seven years on — and with a team of sixty correspondents from Australia to Croatia to Romania — it's grown into a gnawing obsession.
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"All I ever wanted was to be in my own place," she said as Kayden sat in her lap, gnawing on her cellphone.
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Once Sven's Halloween antlers drop off, they will be cleaned and given to other zoo animals, who love gnawing on the reindeer accessories.
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They often don't find the same fun in fluffy, squeaky toys and instead opt for harder options that can sustain a good gnawing.
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He apparently spits at people who annoy him, and the name "Chewy" is also a reference to his fondness for gnawing on things.
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" All the Money in the World screenwriter David Scarpa said of Getty, "This is a man with a deep, gnawing sense of insecurity.
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"Patients take priority," Zawada said, while acknowledging that the "gnawing angst of loss and figuring out what's next" has started to creep in.
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Their sound swoops between bright and dark in the space of a looped note, trading angelic voice for gnawing noise and back again.
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Following a gnawing feeling that Rozzi described in a letter to the press as proof "something wasn't right," she and Levine parted ways.
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" Sam Haysom, Senior UK Culture Reporter: "Gut-punches you on the first viewing, and then keeps gnawing away after you've left the cinema.
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After getting through most of an early planet, I had the gnawing feeling that, uh, this all looked exactly like the launch game.
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The image is a bizarre, campy visual but evokes that gnawing feeling of another life-form watching over humanity upon its little planet.
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But a concern keeps gnawing at my conscience, and I don't have an answer: What about the women who don't get this information?
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The shame of failure and the gnawing doubt that, even if you make it back, there will be something disgraceful about having survived.
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I'm not talking about gnawing your fingers raw, leaving ragged scraps of keratin abandoned in exposed beds; I'm not talking about drawing blood.
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The increase to borrowing costs was fueled by a gnawing question: If Catalonia were to depart Spain, what happens to Spain's debt obligations?
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Something has been gnawing on the bones of this place, and it isn't long before Garrone introduces a possible suspect, Simone (Edoardo Pesce).
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Without a cushion of family assets, the housing bubble and recession cut deep among minorities, gnawing away the assets even of college graduates.
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I barely had time to register the emotion of the moment before my rational mind went to work gnawing on this newest kernel.
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There's trouble in the Channel Tunnel yet again, only this time it's rats — the massive, face-gnawing kind — and their symbolism isn't lost.
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But I did have a gnawing sense that it was time to stop talking to my own side, preaching to my own choir.
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Grow old with me or turn your back on the best thing that ever happened to you, risking a lifetime of gnawing regret?
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It began with having a real mountain lion in his studio, gnawing at a steak that was nailed to a piece of wood.
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Well the last dinner party we had Korean barbecue and that wasn't great for conversation because you're gnawing on a bone the whole time.
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Astronomers have at least two gnawing questions about the first billion years of the universe, an era steeped in literal fog and figurative mystery.
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Though I'd technically consumed enough calories, my stomach was still gnawing with hunger, and when I woke up the next morning, I felt energyless.
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My poker of choice is my left pinkie, which I keep extended while gnawing my quarry down to the cartilage like some overrefined carnivore.
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" And, the second: "Trump is what he is, a floundering, inarticulate jumble of gnawing insecurities and not-at-all compensating vanities, which is pathetic.
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There is a gnawing sense that something is wrong with both games, that they don't move fast enough, that the fans quickly lose interest.
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And as a United Technologies shareholder, I have to admit to a gnawing sense of guilt in unwittingly helping to foster this job exodus.
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With celebrity guests also playing venal versions of themselves, the bedrock joke was the disconnect between on-camera confidence and gnawing insecurity off camera.
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It makes a tidy, self-contained kind of sense that he was a biter, gnawing scraps of his own body in pursuit of knowledge.
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He is the last remaining family member to have seen his father alive, and the thought of returning to Oxford was gnawing at him.
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This fits Trump perfectly because not only does he have a gnawing insecurity, he also views the confrontational nature of news as maleficently targeted.
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He sought therapy in 2003 to treat depression, the gnawing feeling that his "mind belonged to somebody else" sapping his enthusiasm for the game.
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But a different question has been gnawing at me after I left his office: What does it truly cost us to have poor leadership?
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And the most gnawing question for this character: How does he reconcile the contradictory elements of his nature, especially his yearning for other men?
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Like all extreme narcissists, he feels a gnawing sense of inadequacy and thus requires constant adulation, admiration, and reinforcement for his oversize, hypersensitive ego.
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But it is not phantom foreigners, rather the BJP, through its stirring of sectarian tensions, that is gnawing away at the foundations of Indian democracy.
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That gnawing in my gut that used to happen as I waited for a new book, or a new season, dissipated with Arya's knife plunge.
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"His slangy language, his Americanism," his "kidlike curiosity," she writes, helped her forget "the cold, the anxiety, the gnawing fear in my stomach" in Aleppo.
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These families remain suspended in a state of uncertainty — and those who were able to get out say they feel a gnawing sense of guilt.
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Among the people who ultimately matter — voters — their takeaway messages can sound very similar: Both see unfettered greed gnawing away at the country's middle class.
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The topic gnawing at all of our minds was obviously the election and what Donald Trump's ascendence to the White House would mean for America.
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Following the Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris in January 2015, Prime Minister Manuel Valls said the attack "underscored a lot of evil" gnawing at the country.
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"This puzzle has been gnawing at paleontologists," said Field Museum paleontologist Scott Lidgard, whose museum holds 1,800 specimens of Tullimonstrum, the official state fossil of Illinois.
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The buns on a Big Mac or McChicken are a lot thinner and less objectionable than this styrofoam roll I was now gnawing my way through.
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And I was watching CNN, there was -- that typical six-screen panel about this, and they were all gnawing on the bones of a strip carcass.
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Those numbers bolster her, insulate her, lift her up from the gnawing fears that other women feel for their futures when they watch The Handmaid's Tale.
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Mitko's attractiveness stems as much from "a kind of bodily sureness or ease that suggested freedom from doubts and self-gnawing" as from his brazen sexuality.
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The feed is populated with videos pulled from Kwai, a Chinese social-networking platform, and most of the thumbnails depict pale women gnawing on frozen blocks.
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The Metallica vocalist's palpable fury as he kicked over the mic stand at the end was the most metal thing about the whole knuckle-gnawing affair.
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If the election prompted you to shut off the car radio, stop reading Twitter or sit in silence with your gnawing thoughts, you've felt this anger.
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The gnawing fear of failure; the grandiose but vague creative hopes scuttled for money; the resentment of artistic pretension: it's all straight from the Yates playbook.
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But on Tuesday yet another woman came forward with allegations against Mr. O'Reilly, and there was the gnawing fear that there were even more to come.
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But Mr. Trump, who considers himself the consummate deal maker, faces gnawing suspicions that he will find it easy to cut bargains that betray conservative principles.
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With their British passports, perhaps they will never have to stand in line for a visa or feel that gnawing anxiety when approaching an immigration desk.
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It was a growing, gnawing sense, but I know what the spark was that lit the match, and that was my speech at Stanford in 2017.
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And you're left with nothing but the warmth of your delusions, the heat of your disappointment, the burn of your indignation, and a gnawing at your insides.
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Advincula, speaking from the IBP, where he is seeking legal assistance and protection, said he decided to unmask himself because his past was gnawing at his conscience.
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There is one gnawing doubt, however: the formidable five's cash-rich balance-sheets, which are built as if they expect a crisis, not to dominate the world.
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Until a future where each one of us is gnawing on 20 bananas for breakfast and spiraled courgettes for lunch, maybe we will never know the truth.
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The mystery of Bethenny Frankel and Carole Radziwill's Real Housewives Of New York feud was the question gnawing at every viewer during the Bravo veteran's tenth season.
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Nights, under the reeling constellations, gnawing the bones of yesterday's feast, his ears stuffed up with ear plugs to keep him from diving in after the sirens.
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"Hatshepsut" starts off like a marching band taking the field at halftime, before a jagged synthesizer begins gnawing away at the confident strut of cymbals and timpani.
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Perhaps it would inspire separatist movements from Scotland to Spain, embolden anti-trade populists across the Continent and reinvigorate existential questions gnawing at the common euro currency.
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But in those hazy years up close and personal with the ex champ, there was one big question gnawing at me like a rat in the skull.
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Later, I saw female friends suggesting that this wasn't even a big deal — a mere distraction from the problems gnawing away at our country's ability to thrive.
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Also gnawing at Democrats: the fact that Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, appears to have lied to Congress in his March 2018 testimony regarding the question's origins.
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The project was shuttered, but the abandoned Tethered lived on in underground tunnels, gnawing on raw rabbit flesh until they could emerge and enact a bloody revolution.
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"Polar fracking" has thrown Earth off its axis and now Iggy Pop is gnawing on innards that (this being a Jarmusch joint) he washes down with coffee.
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Things go swimmingly — the conversation flows, along with the wine — until the next morning, when, awakening to removed clothes and a gnawing suspicion, Laura summons the police.
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Although slowly paced, the movie does convey a sense of tension and unease throughout, thanks to the gnawing uncertainty about when Nic will have his next lapse.
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Left outside in the New York City cold on his own, desperate to find warmth and safety, the 1-year-old dog started gnawing at his injured leg.
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There is no reliable test that can tell these 537 women whether or not the virus has passed to their fetus, gnawing away at their tiny, developing brains.
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Still, this guy who could've passed for a pleasant-enough cabdriver infiltrated our mass consciousness forever, as the unlikely '80s reference point for decadent temptation and gnawing regret.
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The question of whether Donald Trump's campaign collaborated with Russian intelligence to sabotage Hillary Clinton's candidacy is gnawing at the curiosity of just about every liberal in America.
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But for Rolex devotees, the heady rush quickly gave way to a gnawing realization that they were going to have to wait a long time to possess one.
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Whether it's saucy orange chicken or salted soft pretzels and mustard, food courts offer hungry shoppers and travelers myriad ways to nip their gnawing hunger in the bud.
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Beyond the large pool of undecided Americans, there are Clinton supporters who don't really like her that much and Trump supporters with a gnawing recognition of his ridiculousness.
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I personally love that part of it, just kind of getting in there with my fingers and just, like, eating at it and just, like, gnawing at it.
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There is only gnawing through the visible, wearing down the center between living and its damages, until the center's broken door stops granting us admission to our lives.
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His popularity has been battered this year by a gnawing economic crisis that has caused widespread discontent, with soaring inflation and shortages of staple food products like sugar.
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The tips are little nubs of cartilage with charred, crispy exteriors concealing super-tender rib meat and pig fat, and gnawing at them gets a little bit primal.
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And the suddenness of the turnabout left the Falcons with gnawing questions about what went wrong and what role their decision-making had played in the dispiriting outcome.
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I mean sure, the image of David Beckham gnawing on a chocolate coin as big as his fist is a delight, but where are the tiny bottles of booze!
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As property prices soar, in particular, many are forced to rely on their parents financially well into adulthood, he said, a practice known as kenlao, or "gnawing on elders".
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Unlike Theallet's pointed statement, Ford was fairly diplomatic in his response to the question that's been gnawing at the fashion community, lobbed by Joy Behar on The View Wednesday.
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Nearly all retailers in Africa's most sophisticated economy have struggled as consumer sentiment has hit multi-year lows, a result of high unemployment and inflation gnawing at disposable income.
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By the time Lux-Lee opened the floor to a Q. & A., a good number of attendees were on the floor, some changing diapers, others gnawing on stuffed animals.
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Ask if these rodents have been scampering across their roof, gnawing on the woodwork and chewing through their wiring (squirrels love the rubber coating on wiring, by the way).
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We Americans are locked in political combat and focused on President Trump, but there is a cancer gnawing at the nation that predates Trump and is larger than him.
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We Americans are locked in political combat and focused on President Trump, but there is a cancer gnawing at the nation that predates Trump and is larger than him.
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You eat at picnic tables hemmed in by murals halfway between graffiti and hallucination, without knives or forks, gnawing meat off the bone like the happy animal you are.
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It retains much of the same analog agony as before: the haggling, the hours at the dealership, the gnawing worry of the fees, charges and rates behind the transaction.
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So in the middle of the night, after feeding the baby, I raided the fridge, picked up a bone and started gnawing the meat off it like a wild animal.
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Your dog may act differently when in pain, such as becoming less active than usual, or have obvious physical signs such as limping or gnawing/licking at one particular spot.
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Like land on a planet, and immediately take off again because it's too hazardous for them right now — and then they're left with that gnawing feeling of 'What was there?
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This is the most straightforward trailer for Jackie yet, but it might also be the best, balancing the film's remarkable style with the dark, gnawing troubles tearing at Jackie Kennedy.
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Judge Clarence Thomas, in which the imperatives of politics, society and governance collided head-on, it was hard to escape the gnawing feeling that some great injustice had been done.
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Sure, there is that gnawing doubt that France has never won anything of note, that it has never found its way past the Americans into women's soccer's true elite tier.
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His lurid 1864 painting "Man Proposes, God Disposes" featured two jubilantly ravenous polar bears gnawing on human bones amid the ruins of a ship and objects like a broken telescope.
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But the word has an older and slightly more ominous meaning, coming from the Latin erodere, which refers to the idea of gnawing, scraping and scratching until something is consumed.
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With U.S. production set to edge up, there are also gnawing concerns that the cuts announced last week by OPEC and Russia might not be as deep as initially anticipated.
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If we wanted to patriotically eat through that surplus, every man, woman, and child would have to grab an extra 2774 pounds of cheddar, Swiss, or provolone and start gnawing.
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But the next four years of collisions (as well as Earnhardt Jr.'s secrecy and gnawing anxiety about what he was really doing to himself) made his condition much more complicated.
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Instead of the Falcons getting a 1st-and-10 on the Seahawks' 35-yard line with 1:32 on the clock, we got four kneeldowns and a gnawing hunger for more.
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An ocean exploration team just discovered a whale skeleton on the seafloor, and it's live-streaming the bone-eating worms and other critters gnawing away at what's left of the carcass.
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Semi-starvation had temporarily changed these men in many ways, but what seemed to linger long after was this inability to distinguish between the constant gnawing of hunger and normal appetite.
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His entire message, right down to his "Make America Great Again" campaign slogan, is rooted in a gnawing nostalgia and economic anxiety that grips much of the country's white working class.
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Yes, there's also a song about a mythical black dog gnawing down the door of a church, but for the most part the album evokes lavish drama from the great mundane.
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It manifests itself in a cold sweat just at the mention of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), and a gnawing sensation that it is out of favour with the Communist-run government.
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Because ultimately Trump's campaign is tactile — a blind gnawing at the future from one moment to the next as he flips policy positions, refashions fact and history, and eschews careful vision.
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Haanstra cross-cuts between a tiger gnawing on a slab of meat and a woman with a wallet in her mouth; elsewhere, two goats butting heads cuts to two children fighting.
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Most of the bicycles were old-school upright varieties distinguished by their utility and lack of appeal to thieves, whose ubiquity is a gnawing source of worry among the pedaling class.
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And with the polls as tight as they are, some Democrats and liberals are feeling a gnawing sense of anxiety that these upcoming debates could throw the election to Donald Trump.
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Over the last weeks, that gnawing sense of something undone has only grown, along with the old fear—the fear that someone might find out I'd been raped as a child.
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Instead, you're forced to wait in line for hours outside of packed barbecue places and opportunistically troll other people's cookouts in order to get your fix of that carnal, gnawing pleasure.
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Sitting on the bed she recently found at the Cancer Charity Foundation, a Kampala adult hostel, she recounted a seven-year battle to slow down the tumor gnawing away her face.
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In addition to the germ concern, gnawing at your nail bed can cause minor nicks and bleeding, putting you at greater risk of infection if you're not extra careful about washing.
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Before most trade measures fully take effect, businesses are already grappling with the consequences — threats to their supplies, uncertainty over the terms of trade and gnawing fear about what comes next.
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The combination of the Great Recession, the rising cost of education, the unreliability of health insurance and the growing precariousness of the workplace has left young people with gnawing material insecurity.
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If contemporary climate anxiety is rooted in a gnawing sense of the habitable earth's impermanence, might these paintings — concerned with capturing the elusiveness of natural beauty — be viewed as gentle prognosticators?
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The food is all measured out as to limit calorie intake, which means I spend most of my day chugging water in hopes it fills the gnawing feeling inside my stomach.
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We spend a good chunk of time gnawing on the snacks and drinking wine, all while planning a girls' trip we have coming up to celebrate my 2130th (oh dear lord) birthday.
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Most bets are on Michael Gove, the Environment Secretary and former journalist – clever, agile and a keen Brexiteer, but inheriting the same gnawing problems with which May has been forced to grapple.
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I begin to have a gnawing feeling, one I'd suppressed when I heard that Valtonen makes patients better without doing much of anything, or that 'nutritional therapy' had turned Linda's life around.
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At the time, Hari was one in a spirited parade of teenagers inclined — eager, in fact — to share with the photographer and filmmaker Michael Sharkey their passions, hopes and sometimes gnawing anxieties.
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But for others, the gnawing sensation that something is not quite right pushes them to keep searching for another suburb, a better suburb, a place where they might actually feel at home.
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All that ceaseless ricocheting from husband to lover and back proves exhausting to Mary, Ms. Winger's character, whose furrowed features and unruly mop attest to the gnawing anxiety that comes with age.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A growing number of investors are plowing money into commodities, seeking to diversify their holdings on gnawing concerns about a stock market correction as equities scale new highs almost daily.
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And I think these folks are right, my brothers and I chat more now than we have in a decade and the gulfs between us are closing but still a gnawing guilt remains.
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I can see having a slight interest in Curry's mouthguard tendencies: the Golden State Warrior definitely has some kind of oral fixation—popcorn maniac that he is—as he's constantly gnawing on it.
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Like Cohen's collection, Flattery's "Show Them a Good Time" is populated with unlikable women, or at least ones with gaping, gnawing flaws, ones who live and observe their lives in off-kilter ways.
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The junkie has this constant gnawing feeling that there's still some magic tip or technique or piece of information out there that will create their next big breakthrough (again, both real or imagined).
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"This meant they were wearing down on their teeth quickly, possibly because they were gnawing on bones," said Michael D'Emic, study author and assistant professor of biology at Adelphi University in New York.
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The steady gnawing of China's unethical business practices on America's aluminum industry has gone on too long for the government to contemplate any but the swiftest and most effective action on its behalf.
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His subject, Nandy told me, exhibited all the traits of an authoritarian personality: puritanical rigidity, a constricted emotional life, fear of his own passions, and an enormous ego that protected a gnawing insecurity.
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"Herein, we report on the first known photographic evidence of deer gnawing human remains," write the Texas State University researchers in their new study, which can be found in the Journal of Forensic Sciences.
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That truth hit home especially hard for me last month, as I sat alone in Harris Pizza in Rock Island, Illinois, gnawing on my first slice of Quad Cities–style pizza in twenty years.
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It was a beacon of hope after what had felt like growing tension and disconnect between us, a gnawing worry that perhaps the time had come to find a therapist who really got me.
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With an intense, gnawing soundtrack pushing the viewer closer and closer to an invisible edge, an experiential video by Emanuel Schafer and Alexandre Blaise follows a cyclist through the small Swiss region of Derborence.
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That gnawing tension brings the best out of the characters, too, turning Richard into a quivering, inarticulate ball of anxiety, and goosing Erlich into the bong-fueled pontification necessary to save his helpless incubees.
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"The pizza is in hand before the munchies set in, leading to a more relaxed and enjoyable experience without the interminable delay of its delivery or the pain of gnawing hunger," Summerlin tells AdWeek.
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Sporting I. Rattlesnakes The trails were unfamiliar — I barely knew what continent I was on — and fear was gnawing at me as I ran through the craggy, tree-lined trails of Tilden Regional Park.
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The briny air gnawing patterns into walls, the serpentine lanes shaded by filigreed balconies, and the ornately carved teak doors: All lend Stone Town a dreamlike beauty that even sheets of rain can't obscure.
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Dealers opted for a risk-off approach, with investor nerves from Asia to Europe gnawing away over how or when the United States and China can agree a truce in their damaging trade war.
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The film shows sows with bloody and mangled teats; pregnant sows gnawing on the bars of the narrow stalls they live in until they give birth; and piglets clambering over and nibbling dead siblings.
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But Tickled and The Tickle King both left me with a gnawing, but mostly ignorable sensation that neither of these films tell the full story, either intentionally, or because they just couldn't figure it out.
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Filmed in one long take, Greg walks us through his growing dissatisfaction, his gnawing self-loathing, and his seething sense of thwarted ambition, all by glibly declaring he doesn't care about any of these things.
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It was, OK, if I can just get more successful, if I can get more famous, then whatever this gnawing deficit I feel like I've had inside all my life, maybe that will go away.
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But there was a gnawing perception in the country and on the Hill that Bush wasn't completely up to the job and that Dick Cheney, his vice president, was really the power behind the throne.
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Society in recent years has shown healthy signs of increased sensitivity to other forms of bigotry, yet somehow anti-Semitism can often still be dismissed as a disease gnawing only at the fringes of society.
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She said that she turned to alcohol to help her deal with a gnawing loneliness, self-loathing and fear that had buffeted her since she was a teenager, and by age 35, had contemplated suicide.
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Here's the latest: Britain's economy expanded just 21979 percent last year — the slowest pace since 21989 — and actually contracted in December, data showed, amid gnawing fear of crashing out of the E.U. without a deal.
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Beneath Fonda's fame, fortune, and fascinating marriages are the essential yearnings and gnawing questions many women may hear echoed in their own minds: How can I achieve the same freedom within a marriage my husband experiences?
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It contradicted so many other vital moments in the series's history, including June's previous attempts to escape, and it also triggered a subtle observation that had been gnawing away at me as I've followed the show.
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The monkeys began gnawing at their deafferented limbs, numb to pain, sometimes biting off fingers or creating large welts that were hastily bandaged or left to fester, according to a detailed report by The Washington Post.
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Looming over the study was a gnawing question: Given the effort that went into making workers' schedules more consistent from day to day and week to week, why wasn't there more improvement in the actual scheduling?
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In a mid-season episode of David Makes Man, the new Oprah Winfrey Network drama that explores the emotional volume of black teenhood and the gnawing effects of trauma, lead character David (Akili McDowell) encounters calamity.
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Toward the end of the show, one performer can be seen at that table, gnawing away at a sprig of pine, the closest the work comes to making some point about humanity's exploitative relationship to nature.
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Some might feel a "subtle gnawing" in the throat or esophagus; other might get sleepy and lethargic; still others might get a headache; or have no signs at all until they begin to eat (and overeat).
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The gnawing feeling high in my stomach alternated with nausea so arresting I kept a bucket next to my laptop and considered taking a pregnancy test, even though I was 99 percent sure I wasn't expecting.
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The 1984 rom-com classic was ripe for a reboot, and we can't wait to see our favorite moments recreated, like: Hannah trying to figure out how to eat at a seafood restaurant (and gnawing on lobster).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ever since Godzilla first rampaged across cinema screens 65 years ago, film critics have seen the reptilian anti-hero as a symbol of the fears gnawing away in the deepest recesses of movie-goers' minds.
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But it only took one mistake for the quadcopter to fly low enough for one of the tigers to get a claw in there, bring it to the ground, and start gnawing on the carbon fiber frame.
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At the Address hotel, which describes itself as "the premier five-star hotel" in Dubai, flames appeared to be gnawing away at portions of the high-rise, even as government officials said the blaze was largely contained.
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Researchers have been astonished to discover that the average mustelid is like a fur-covered furnace, its metabolic rate exceeding not only that of other carnivorous mammals but also that of its twitchy, ever-gnawing rodent prey.
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But the South Korean artist Haegue Yang, above, who has studios in Seoul and Berlin, takes what our writer calls a "stubbornly elliptical" approach to the creative process that riffs on her own gnawing sense of alienation.
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The rub: Her former beau, Christie (Barry Atsma), works there and now serves as a gnawing reminder of what they might have had — to the frustration of Hannah's husband, Nathan (Stephen Mangan), despite their seemingly idyllic marriage.
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In Eastern Pennsylvania, the flies have already wreaked havoc in vineyards like those at the Manatawny Creek Winery in Berks County, where lanternflies have been gnawing away at the farm's 10 acres of grapevines for two years.
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After he began gnawing the sides off the sea-grass baskets in our living room and ripping chunks of hair out of the cowhide rug in our home office, we realized some changes had to be made.
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It's a gnawing problem when you consider that Keith Olbermann, one of media's most noteworthy misogynists, keeps getting hired by reputable outfits like Conde Nast and ESPN, despite his utterly indefensible and violent outbursts about conservative women.
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In the 1930s, artificial trees made from the same material as toilet bowl brushes hit the market, followed by trees made of PVC plastic, aluminum and strings of lights, each newfangled iteration gnawing away at Christmas conservatism.
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Ms. Winningham brings into soft but defined focus Allison's love for her increasingly remote daughter, and we can read on her somber face a gnawing concern that Caitlin's great gift may come with costs for the entire family.
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Wealthy manipulators and upwardly mobile networkers had laid irresistible bait for America's poorest and most frightened: on the team that's supposedly winning, gnawing at overdone filet mignon instead of being pepper sprayed by cops in the capitol's streets.
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The circus is being performed by and for inmates at Lithuania's highest-security jail - a project aimed at shaking up the gnawing routine for 700 men serving long sentences for some of the most serious crimes, including murder.
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Even if they aren't struggling with joblessness, most Puerto Ricans are struggling with a gnawing fear of the unknown, said Miguel A. Soto-Class, president of the Center for a New Economy, a research institute in San Juan.
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Put down the goat leg you've been gnawing on since you started the Paleo diet and send your salad back to South Beach: A new study says that eating beans, of all things, can lead to weight loss.
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Turning her keen powers of observation to her father's love of wine, Fadiman delivers an illuminating and nuanced case study in connoisseurship that probes the dazzling hedonism and gnawing anxieties that fuel an obsession with fermented grape juice.
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The hard part comes beforehand, when an endless procession of bad shots forces you to submerge your gnawing frustration time and time again, the white-hot rage building by degrees until it reaches that beautiful, cathartic boiling point.
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The other gnawing question for me is this: If we can see that Trump is likely to overreact, then so can ISIS or al-Qaeda or any other organization invested in drawing the United States into an intractable fight.
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Much of the draw of the streaming series' first batch of episodes is getting answers to that gnawing question, especially since audiences are left wondering how sweet, well-meaning Clay Jensen (Dylan Minnette) could be implicated in Hannah's death.
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And in the flawed but fascinating third season of Fargo, Hawley was able to do some of the same with the idea of capitalism as a global force gnawing away at the world, which had become broken and wrong.
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My character had moved onto a more customized mech, but the Blackjack was still a good skirmisher in Samnite's capable hands, gnawing away at targets from the fringes of the battle and maneuvering to focus on their weak points.
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Germany: German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Sunday she would seek direct deals with separate European Union states on migration, conceding the bloc failed to find a joint solution to the gnawing issue that is threatening her government (Reuters).
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China may be beset by a gnawing uncertainty, as it is at once concerned at the prospect of U.S. hard line policy on bilateral trade issues and sanctions enforcement while relieved that its sway over the North remains intact.
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Jeff Emtman's Here Be Monsters is a growing audio compendium of the dark sides of our world, from hallucinogenic healing for grief to a behind-the-scenes look at the carnivorous beetles gnawing on bones in natural history museums.
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Though markets have largely shrugged off fears of long-term economic damage from the virus, a steady drip of new cases in countries beyond China - South Korea on Friday recording over 0.13 new cases - has kept worries gnawing away.
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Though markets have largely shrugged off fears of long-term economic damage from the virus, a steady drip of new cases in countries beyond China - South Korea on Friday recording over 0.13 new cases - has kept worries gnawing away.
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Instead of gnawing our manicures to the quick, we'll be spending the early part of this week envisioning a certain pant-suited, Yale-educated, D.C. veteran kicking back in the Oval Office after she is sworn in as Madame President.
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The spread of anti-establishment movements in the U.S. and Europe — fed by a gnawing sense of Western failure — suggests a restoration of "the jungle," the more dangerous, strongman-led politics that preceded World War II, according to a leading historian.
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"Her son, unfortunately, remained embittered by past abuse and nursed a gnawing anger," writes one in the New York Times, as if old age alone should absolve people of their sins, as if the son's anger — my anger — is unfair.
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Then things move on over into a morose British setting that could have come from a Graham Greene novel — the tone is sour and sunless, saturated with the gnawing, angry tension that comes from worrying whether intimate fidelity has been betrayed.
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We can't get enough of the new pictures and video coming out of the place, which shows the cuties with their fluffy spots playing with toys and gnawing on logs in their enclosure (the cheetah version of a scratching post).
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"The Green Canteen Project" — what her team has dubbed the café's effort to go single-use plastic free by January 1, 2019 — was born out of the "gnawing" guilt she personally felt over our society's dependence on single-use plastic.
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Maybe you're in the thick of college midterms or clocking insane hours at the office to finish Q4 on a high note — whatever the reason you're currently gnawing on your cuticles, a fresh manicure will definitely take the edge off.
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Without a Rousey/Cyborg fight both women would be condemned to wander through their post-fighting lives like some kind of cursed wraith from an Irish folk tale: unable to find peace, with a great desire gnawing at their insides.
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Instead, Swansea's center back Jordi Armat—just a dangerous couple of feet away from the net—felt too cozy with a soft connection to the ball, while one of England's fiercest attacking forces was gnawing on the back of his heels.
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The Yellow Vests, who have thrown France into turmoil with violent protests in recent weeks, say they want more, and they want it sooner rather than later — lower taxes, higher salaries, freedom from gnawing financial fear, and a better life.
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Every week, Popcast listeners email us questions — sometimes about the topic of the most recent show, sometimes about subjects that have been gnawing at them, sometimes about topics that, no matter how much you discuss them, have no clear answer.
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By the time they were deported, years later, they had formed the very gangs gnawing at Salvadoran society — gangs that were notably brutal, known for severing the heads of enemies and utterly disregarding the fate of civilians caught in the crossfire.
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" Gnawing on one of Mr. Chen's charred honey garlic prawns, which had been marinated in the Chinese Muslim style with chili oil and sprinkled with cumin, he added: "Or what we're eating now: uncompromising Uyghur-style barbecue from northwest China.
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The New York Times interviewed four recent camp inmates from Xinjiang who described physical and verbal abuse by guards; grinding routines of singing, lectures and self-criticism meetings; and the gnawing anxiety of not knowing when they would be released.
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Bartenders can tell who has a problem, and we are put in the situation of ruining the party by bringing it up, or having that growing, gnawing feeling that we are contributing to their disease, or putting them in imminent danger.
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And you and I must be free Not to save the world in a glorious crusade Not to kill ourselves with a nameless gnawing pain But to practice with all the skill of our being The art of making possible. Thanks.
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There's also a downside, however: the gnawing doubt that can strike during tough times, when they're reminded that even though they're super talented and complement each other so well, none (except Rivers) know what the top of the NBA mountain looks like.
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Yet, for all of her worldliness and understanding of food, there was always something gnawing at her, and it wasn't until a plate of grilled octopus brought her to tears during a solo meal in Lima, Peru that Sethi realized what it was.
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When you're willing to spend nine months of your life on a film shoot, freezing your tuchus off for the pleasure of gnawing on raw offal in director Alejandro Iñérritu's esteemed presence, you want an Oscar like people in hell want ice water.
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As much as I would love to see this whole series end with Madeline killing Renata (and Laura Dern and Reese Witherspoon gnawing on every available fiber of scenery), I really don't think the show is going to be that pulpy or soapy.
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It isn't quite the same as just gnawing down on your standard crab leg (which would probably be more painful than fun) since crabs sold as soft-shell have recently molted, but the soft-shell crab burger does admittedly look a little sharp.
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I can't tell you the number of times I've walked my friend's dogs in New York to look down and discover they were gnawing on: a chicken bone from the gutter, another dog's vomit human shit, a dehydrated Yankee Stadium hot dog.
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Fantasy not only asks 'What if things didn't go on just as they do?' but demonstrates what they might be like if they went otherwise—thus gnawing at the very foundation of the belief that things have to be the way they are.
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What is gnawing at Republicans is the possibility that Mr. Trump has so turned off typically Republican-leaning college-educated and white female voters that they will never give him a chance — and that, as a result, he cannot come close to Mrs.
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In "The Kindergarten Teacher," a riveting remake of Nadav Lapid's 2015 Israeli drama of the same name, she plays Lisa, a Staten Island kindergarten teacher in her 40s whose serene existence hides a gnawing hunger for a life filled with art and literature.
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She occasionally posts photographs on Instagram in which she's gnawing the meat off bones (which she encourages her diners to do, too) or relaxing with a leftover venison pie from the restaurant, on the unmade bed of her Upper West Side apartment.
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He is torn between Juliette, a possessive college student who alternates between lashing out and gnawing on his face, and Madisson, who just graduated from college with an engineering degree but cannot engineer an end to her toxic long-running attraction to him.
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The manic swings of the markets — first spooked by the possibility of a Le Pen presidency, then ecstatic over the apparent unlikelihood of that possibility — attest to the gnawing fear that the euro could still succumb to whatever blow history delivers next.
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He skates over the story's sociopolitical stakes but goes hard on the cheap shocks: a dead cat hanging from a ceiling like a fixture, bozo fans gnawing on a severed pig's head mid-concert, close-ups of knives digging and plunging into bodies.
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The bone marrow appetizer I had, a huge roasted beef bone cut in half and drizzled in garlic cream, was presented in a way that allowed me to eat the earthy marrow with a spoon instead of picking it up and gnawing at it.
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And, when I really examined the things that had been gnawing at me this past year — the things that have led me down a path of nighttime teeth-grinding and spontaneous blips of panic — they were the exact things that a jumpsuit would fix.
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Making it into college isn't supposed to make you feel like a ravenous rat is gnawing at the pit of your stomach while you're sitting in class trying to focus on your professor, or trying to write a paper or study for a test.
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Hinkie is gone, replaced under squicky circumstances by a competent-enough retread, and the dull work of building an actual team—and the gnawing fear that the future might wind up looking like the past—has supplanted the bright abstraction of dreaming about one.
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As the world's third-largest economy falters again - with a stronger yen gnawing at overseas profits and domestic consumption sapping companies' confidence to invest or sufficiently raise wages - firms that increased their prices in the hope of a sustained recovery are rethinking their strategy.
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By the time she penned her second album, this gnawing, niggling panic swelled to the point where Brown christened her sophomore collection Anxiety, with the title track picking apart her reliance on pills to calm her down and her frustration with her state of mind.
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But nobody could deny the girl's talent from a young age, including her hardened and chain-smoking mother LaVona — who is played, transcendently, by Allison Janney in huge plastic glasses and a shapeless brown mop of hair, equal parts hilarious scenery-gnawing and horrifying cruelty.
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"On one hand, there remains an incredible vulnerability of adolescence that I am drawn to: the wide-eyed optimism, the fear, the bewilderment, the gnawing need for acceptance, the lack of purpose and the open hands searching for it," she wrote in a project description.
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He was agitated by uncertainty about what comes next in the impeachment process, and expressed gnawing concerns about how much the billionaire Michael R. Bloomberg is spending on his campaign for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination in the election that Mr. Trump hopes to win.
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When I was very young, before I even had words to name my fears, I knew I was anxious by the gnawing feeling in my stomach that rolled around on the first day of school and the nights when my parents left us with a babysitter.
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The smug ghost man plays himself off as the sensible side of Frank's mind, but he acts more like the personification of gnawing paranoia, telling Frank that there's no chance that people would be nice to him unless they wanted to steal his nuclear codes/Facebook login.
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The same street once teemed with hundreds of thousands of protesters, whose collective anger helped turn the disappearances into a global indictment of the impunity gnawing at Mexico, and a symbol of the tens of thousands of people who have vanished during the nation's drug war.
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Although Fulks fits in, Greenhalgh is missed, and from Rico Bell's resigned "Reason walks with rabid dogs gnawing at its hands" to Sally Timms's dolorous "But he can't have a harboring here," the performances lack the full-bore joy-in-bitterness their cult fetishizes vinyl for.
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And yet there is a gnawing in my gut that nothing we do now will fully or even sufficiently cause us to recover from the tremendous damage already done by the way the Senate has treated these allegations and the way that the media has covered them.
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All of these limitations were healthy, even necessary, to keep in check Dirand's extreme nature, fueled by the gnawing drive toward a new vision of minimalism that both reinterprets history and hints at the future, and an obsessive love of details so minute they are nearly microscopic.
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Narrated by Wilfred, the story bores in on the gnawing toll exacted by taking a single life, as he's visited by visions of his not-so-dearly departed (who "absconded," he tells the sheriff), as well as the horde of rats who join in haunting and tormenting him.
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One tug of the cheese sets an alarm clock ringing, then a saw gnawing inanely at a log, churning on and on, a cascade of linked but frivolous effects, until a huge and heretofore unseen safe drops from the sky and lands not on Jerry but on Tom.
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Anthony Byrne, the director, wrote the screenplay with Ms. Dormer and he keeps the pacing tight while adding a slick style to several scenes, like when a street fight is shown only in shadows against a wall, or when one character's attempt to poison another generates nail-gnawing tension.
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In the incriminating photo, a bushy-tailed Scrooge can be seen caught in the act of gnawing on a row of Christmas lights, either in hopes of dashing the town's desire for holiday cheer or just because its tiny squirrel brain mistook the bulbs for a delicious, acorn-shaped snack.
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He is the archetypal fox to Stevens's hedgehog: where Stevens has spent a decade gnawing at the roots of a single question—how and why synapses are pruned in the brain—McCarroll roams widely, inventing new techniques for studying genes that can be applied across a range of biological problems.
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Earlier today, pop star Taylor Swift released a brand-new single titled "Look What You Made Me Do." Legions of pro- and anti-Swift factions on social media had already been gnawing over the cover for the singer's upcoming new album, Reputation, for 24 hours, so anticipation was running high.
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These inborn appetites are ferocious and hungry things, and powerful; the hope, or the most practical hope, is to domesticate them such that they can at least sleep in the house with us, without having to fear that we'll wake up one night to find them gnawing at our throat.
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It was in this context, as she describes in a paper in Primates, that Ms Peckre watched with fascination the habit of some red-fronted lemurs she had under observation in the Kirindy Forest, in Madagascar, of gnawing on benzoquinone-rich millipedes and rubbing the remains around their anuses, then swallowing them.
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While we may never be able to completely avoid that familiar, gnawing feeling of regret that comes with an ill-advised shopping trip, there's a new online retailer that may be able to greatly reduce how often we feel it by offering nothing but responsibly-sourced everyday essentials and giving to great causes.
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Brilliant and sometimes maddening, "Jerusalem" is Alan Moore's monumentally ambitious attempt to save his hometown, Northampton, England — not to rescue it from the slow economic catastrophe that's been gnawing at it for centuries, but to save it "the way that you save ships in bottles," by preserving its contours and details in art.
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Furthermore, in recent days, there's been a gnawing concern among Democrats of all ideological stripes that the race may turn into an attempt to refight the 2016 primary, since Bernie Sanders has made Ellison's election as chair a high priority, and since the behavior of the DNC was so controversial during that primary.
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After a month or two (and I never missed a day), I was able to step back and note, like a disinterested observer, how it felt like a tiny creature was gnawing its way out of my hip socket, or how my organs seemed to be stirred by a ladle through my back.
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King's hierarchy is about as astute an explanation as you'll find of how scares work, and it ought to serve as a guide for horror storytelling in any medium: Sometimes you have to give into the gross out, but true terror — the gnawing fear of the twisted and unknown — should always be the goal.
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While the country has been beset by the same problems gnawing at other western nations — terrorism, influx of refugees, the recent global financial meltdown and the threat of war just about everywhere — Germany has emerged under Merkel's steady leadership with a booming economy and a desire by most voters to keep things that way.
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There weren't enough hours to watch all the TV I wanted, even if it was a fifth viewing of "Cannonball Run II" or "National Lampoon's European Vacation," which I'd watch while gnawing the pretzel casings away from Combos Baked Snacks to extract the wads of pizza-flavored cheese and mash them into one big ball.
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Neither Stark offspring technically earn points for this crowning achievement, but I want to give Sansa, Podrick Payne, and Brienne of Tarth +24 just for making it to the Wall (something I don't think we can take for granted on this show.) I also must toss Tormund Giantsbane +25 for making piercing, powerful, meat-gnawing sexy-eyes at Brienne.
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But in "Commonwealth," she recently told The Guardian, she decided to go for it, realizing that not writing about her relations was more cowardly than virtuous and that her restraint was probably stifling her in some way — there's only so long you can keep those critters trapped between the walls before they start gnawing at the insulation.
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An exploitable tax code, blithe indifference to rampant white-collar crime and failure to require financial transparency of those who would lead our country and fix our fates have combined to spawn a class of rich and powerful miscreants who profit by gnawing away at the rule of law and the system of public finance, critical pillars of functional liberal-democratic government.
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Judge tosses lawsuit against Toyota over rats gnawing on car wiring Hungry rat shreds more than $2100,2000 of cash inside ATM in India Rats may not have been the cause of the Black Plague A new study has named Chicago the "rat capital" of America, with a total of 50,963 rat complaints in 2017 compared to 32,855 in 2014, an increase of 1003%.
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Still, I couldn't ignore the gnawing sense that something was wrong, and my gut feeling was confirmed when weeks went by and she seemed to still be in touch with other friends, and then weeks later, when she unfollowed me on Instagram, and proceeded to delete all the photos she had ever posted of me and untag herself from any photos I'd ever posted of her.
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" Maria feels an existential gnawing in her bones, a dread she can never quite shake, but instead of clinging tighter to the rules she has presumably been taught—polish the furniture, make an apple pie, prepare her husband's Martini as he rolls up the driveway—she makes a list of the things she will never do: "ball at a party, do S-M unless she wanted to, . . .
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Tiresome as it was, it was a fun time—in a deranged, masochistic sort of way—with many threats of bodily harm, flag hurling, awkwardly long stare downs, spectators crowning the "winner" of each press conference based on whose verbal abuse seemed less scripted, and the principals redirecting their own gnawing insecurities re: money, fame, likeability, fighting style, and prospects of victory into headline- and video-package-ready sound bites.
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And so they continued on, volunteering at church, celebrating anniversaries, occasionally trying couples therapy and car-pooling their growing son and daughter; and they felt gratitude for those children and fondness for each other alongside bouts of stomach-gnawing dissatisfaction; Elizabeth picked up some work in project management she could do from home, and Daniel commuted, and they quibbled over whether it was time to mow the lawn.
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I'd tell her to relax and enjoy life and have patience knowing that it will all work out, but then again I think it was the gnawing feeling of dissatisfaction that forced me to work harder and strive to find the creative outlet that was right for me, and if I hadn't had that period of self-doubt and frustration, I might not have found my way to the thing I love doing most.
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In her first appearance on the show, Laurie (played by Jean Smart, whose swath of TV credits range from Fargo to Frasier) somehow manages to upstage all matter of exciting events: main protagonist Angela (Regina King), saving 20 or so people from a suicide bomber at a funeral; the reveal that Jeremy Irons's mystery character is Adrian Veidt; and the gnawing mystery of whether Will (Louis Gossett Jr.) killed Police Chief Judd Crawford (Don Johnson).
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Your whole body is electrified… so there was something about it that kept gnawing at me, and that was the initial igniter of the passion for me… then, it was about going back and watching the other versions, and each one had many merits, and I wanted to make sure that this movie paid homage to and was aware of the [others], and honored [them] as another incarnation, while at the same time being a very personal movie that lives on its own.
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There was an entire series of fight memes: The expected, straight-up demeaning ones: And then, perhaps most fittingly and definitely most disturbingly, there were memes of Trump reveling in disaster, from the Hindenburg to the violence in Charlottesville: Somehow, no matter what you photoshop Trump doing—whether he's perched on a toilet, gnawing into a massive hunk of corn, or cheering on the explosion of a zeppelin—none of these images are as absurd as a president who actually acts like this on a national day of mourning.
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Mr. Can-Do — on a good day, maybe, when the emptiness at his core is not gnawing — either pulls a rabbit out of his hat in the form of a new Brexit deal better than his predecessor's, which was rejected three times by Parliament; or he embraces, as pledged, the après-moi-le-déluge option of a no-deal Brexit with its accompanying economic and administrative mayhem — a course that would further batter the pound, sever essential supply chains, maroon Boris's pals in Chiantishire, and face stern parliamentary opposition.
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But it is not happening yet, and the wild card races have, brilliant blips and the odd bit of Asdrubalized magic aside, mostly had the same sort of negative, gnawing tension that is more commonly associated with long airport layovers or overlong political campaigns—there is a destination, and the certainty some of arrival at some point in the future, but there is also the overriding sense, here in the moment, that we will never get there, that the tarmac goes on forever and the television does not turn off and all the clocks are stuck stuttering back and forth at a permanent 3:44 PM. The teams in the wild card cannot surge, because they are too imperfect or too broken-down or too tired, or because the opponents with nothing to play for but dignity and spite are fresher and less stressed.
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