He gobbles down all of the available pellets before munching on a fruit that sends him flying to another map where he gobbles some more.
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Ms. Rossellini appeared as a spider that gobbles her young.
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He gobbles past dormant, lesser green ghosts by the dozen, awakening them and sending them trailing behind the four main spirits while he gobbles enough pellets to send him flying to yet another map.
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Magikarp swims around its own little pond and gleefully gobbles snacks.
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The dog seems back to normal and gobbles up his breakfast.
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The only downside is that the new chip gobbles up power.
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It assembles phenotypes of vegetable crops even as it gobbles up weeds.
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Then YouTube for Kids gobbles up that area of the attention economy.
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The more he gobbles, the more they gobble, resulting in contagious laughter.
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In an even more dramatic scene, a bird gobbles up the spider.
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As I hop off the sled, the insulating snow gobbles all sound.
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Jamal gobbles it like a baby bird accepting a worm from its mama.
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J.P. Emo lives and breathes and mutates and also gobbles up what it pleases.
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At dusk, it's mahogany and deep chestnut after a cloud gobbles up the sun.
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In "The Wolf and the Seven Goats," he gobbles up six of seven baby goats.
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And the faster the fashion system gobbles up subcultural style, the more so it will be.
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"It tastes good," she says smiling at the camera as she gobbles up the chocolate treat.
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Then he bends over and gobbles up a spinach leaf, chewing it down to the stem.
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The American tech giant's search engine alone gobbles up roughly 90 percent of the European market.
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A big, contentious item is agriculture, which gobbles up 37% of spending in the current MFF.
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The average American gobbles down 7 pounds of avocados a year, double what they did in 2007.
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China gobbles up about 60 percent of globally traded soybeans to feed the world's largest livestock industry.
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And when those goofy gobbles echo through the camp, you can practically hear the hard-won self-determination.
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Chrome gobbles up 54 percent of the market and Opera is hanging onto just 4 percent of the pie.
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Such measures, though welcome, are unlikely to make a dent in a system that gobbles up $3.5trn a year.
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Right now, global plant life handily gobbles up between 25 and 30 percent of the world's annual CO2 emissions.
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Already, diabetes gobbles up 12% of health spending globally; in some countries, the share is as much as a fifth.
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Regardless of who gobbles up LSE (ICE may yet enter the fray), the five big groups will soon become four.
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On top of that, it could make an already heavy web app that gobbles up RAM even more resource-intensive.
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And the network supporting Ethereum, the second-most valuable virtual currency, gobbles up another country's worth of electricity each day.
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I would pay money for a Pure Moods-esque recording of Martha doing turkey gobbles over the theremin and crashing waves.
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We'll discuss this, plus the large obstacles the company still faces online as Amazon gobbles up more market share in apparel.
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Since then it has become a Fortune Global 500 firm that, among other things, gobbles up Hong Kong's larger residential developments.
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Drop the split rear seat, complete with ski pass-through, and it gobbles up a bike with the front wheel removed.
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"I know growth gobbles up cash," says Collins, but she believes such a break would encourage a healthier mindset for business owners.
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Imagine a crack-up of NATO, with European powers at loggerheads while Russia gobbles up the Baltic states and the rest of Ukraine.
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It gobbles up €5bn annually from taxpayers, and Mr Macron has to decide whether the state will shoulder its more than €40bn of debt.
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He plans to cut taxes, clean-up the government payroll, which gobbles more than 90 percent of the national budget and review investment agreements.
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What's troubling is the film's slow and steady exposure of a music business machine that gobbles up individuality and spits out a sellable package.
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Read more: Astronomers plan to film the black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy as it gobbles up stars and planets.
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It's like watching a set of sharks hunting a small school of tuna: the first one in gobbles them all, leaving the others hungry.
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Sanders the individual now gobbles up so much airtime and column inches that he threatens to eclipse the American left, to its long-term detriment.
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Wisely, all the important elements remain intact: the little yellow head that gobbles pellets, the little floating fruits, the ghosts he evades and occasionally chomps.
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Figuring out how to feel about Kardashian's masterful image control, and knowing that she's playing to an audience that gobbles up her vapidity, is more complicated.
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In most states, child care gobbles up at least a third of non-preschool child care workers' incomes, and it's more than half in many cases.
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On the surface of it, filter-feeding sounds like a painstakingly straightforward process: whale opens mouth, whale gobbles-up copious amounts of krill, whale closes mouth.
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But soon, "over the coming weeks," Google says it will merge the various ways it gobbles up this information under a new umbrella called Google Pay.
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China gobbles up about 24.70 percent of globally traded soybeans, which are America's top agricultural export to the country, worth an estimated $22 billion last year.
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We asked a group of security researchers to see just how much data the Uber iOS app gobbles up, and how much it knows about you.
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Wilfried experiences some qualms about the implications of being a German holding Jews at gunpoint, while Brigitte gobbles pills and maintains an air of steely ruthlessness.
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Off the side of the Esperanza, the manta trawl lazily gobbles up water samples from the ocean's surface that are filtered through its long mesh tail.
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And along with using less land, the oil palm gobbles up significantly fewer pesticides and chemical fertilizers than coconut, corn or any other vegetable oil source.
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When Hector works himself into a frenzy of rage, he gobbles a few of his pills, but they are the ineffective ones that Nacho has planted.
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The average U.S. smartphone user now gobbles up 31.4 gigabytes of data a month, a 25% increase since last year, according to NPD Group and reported by Twice.
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Asia gobbles up some 70 percent of all coal used for power generation, and the unprecedented demise of its futures market poses significant risks for utilities in particular.
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It also incentivizes a pervasive, industrial-scale stockpiling of personal data that's naturally hostile to privacy, terrible for security and gobbles huge amounts of energy and computing resource.
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Dench commands the role with ease and without vanity—allowing a blob of cream to disfigure the imperial visage, say, as she gobbles her profiteroles at a banquet.
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Taxation in France gobbles up 85033 percent of the wealth while in Germany it absorbs "only" 38 percent; French taxes on capital are almost double those of Germany.
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That'd be Mr. Trash Wheel, an interceptor with giant googly eyes in Baltimore Harbor that gobbles up 200 tons of trash a year, and its sibling Professor Trash Wheel.
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Termite Tossing, Willem Kruger, South AfricaUsing the tip of its large beak-like forceps, a southern yellow-billed hornbill flicks a termite into the air and gobbles it up.
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As Walmart shrewdly gobbles up competing grocers north of the border, it's hardly surprising that food waste has taken a back seat to market share for huge food retailers.
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College football has an entrenched aristocracy that gobbles up all the national titles: the last time a team won it all for the first time was Florida, in 1996.
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But across Asia, cities are losing green spaces at a fast pace as a construction boom gobbles up land for offices and apartments, worsening the effects of rising temperatures.
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A more common but less widely known way for stars to die is a red nova: When a bigger star rips a smaller one to shreds and gobbles it up.
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You've probably met the mallard — green head, frequents city parks, gobbles up your tossed bread, migrates (generally) and likes water of all kinds but isn't too keen on coastal waters.
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International data shows that despite making up 4.4 percent of the global population, the US gobbles up a disproportionate amount of the world's opioid supply; about 30 percent of the total.
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In the new study, the researchers estimate that Sagittarius A* gobbles up a relatively tiny amount of matter—less than half a percent of the mass of the Moon per year.
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He gobbles down cookies for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and impressionable audiences can only take that to mean one thing: Cookies are a delectable treat, one we all deserve to enjoy.
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The Pac-Man analogy refers to ClearSpace-1's strategy of enclosing a piece of junk within a containment structure, similar to how the beloved arcade game character gobbles down dots.
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Today there is no product more expensive in all of financial services than the private equity fund that gobbles a 2-3 percent annual management fee and 20-30 percent of profits.
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Currently, Alphabet makes nearly 90 percent of its money from selling advertising on the internet, and gobbles up heaps of data about its users to help marketers target those ads more effectively.
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RARELY SEEN MIDDLEWEIGHT BLACK HOLE GOBBLES STAR Those planets cannot reach opposition "because they are always within Earth&aposs orbit ... [and] remain relatively close to the Sun as seen from Earth," NASA says .
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In a terrific, nerve-rattling set piece, it breaks out of its hermetically-sealed fish tank and grows into a slimy space-squid which gobbles up anyone it can get its tentacles on.
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Beyond being misguided, what they perhaps unintentionally do is force the continent into another tug of war; one in which "the West" needs to race to Africa before "the East" gobbles it up.
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She feeds information into models that forecast the fire's behavior, part of the Wildland Fire Decision Support System—a powerful tool that gobbles up data from multiple sources to support wildfire strategy making.
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And as Amazon gobbles up every piece of every industry, it doesn't sound like such a great idea to let them build out dedicated infrastructure that keeps us all inside its walled garden.
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He then casually gobbles a tablet he refers to as "lean in a pill," washing it down with a swig of Coors Light, the kind that comes in those weird, stubby aluminum bottles.
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On the other hand, it came up with an idea that I honestly wish I'd come up with myself: After the character gobbles up the dead man's language, she vomits it all up.
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The cities and towns where Walmart gobbles up more than half of all grocery sales are concentrated in the South and the middle of the country, illustrating a broader division in U.S. retail.
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But ultimately companies, including private firms in the healthcare industry, will not hesitate to deploy robots in a way that gobbles up more jobs than it creates, unless they are shown another way.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lucifer gobbles up the souls of three traitors in an icy inferno, sinners are cooked in baths of tar, and a gauzy-robed Beatrice floats in the heavens.
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Sticking Day at the top of the home screen both gobbles up space that could be used to show active threads, and lassoes the eyes to look at the content instead of the chats.
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Its useful hatchback and flat floor gobbles stuff easily, while the limitation of the Fusion's sedan design is further hampered by the lump of its 260-kWh lithium-ion pack in the cargo hold.
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As any hope of romantic tension — or actual acting — evaporates, we're left to ogle clichéd underwater thrashing about as the so-called Megalodon, basically a crusty Zeppelin with fins, gobbles an appetizer or two.
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Not making money can be the ultimate competitive advantage, if you can afford it, as it prevents others from entering the space or catching up as your startup gobbles up greater and greater market share.
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Because of these and other policies, the bloated financial sector gobbles up capital and top talent that could be deployed more productively elsewhere, depressing economic growth even as it piles up massive fortunes for Wall Street.
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Obviously, Olivia's Mouth gobbles up this intel like a discounted hot tub full of Chinese food, then spews it back into Samantha's face to remind her of the WRETCHED STENCH she continuously emits into the world.
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The company gobbles up acquisitions at film festivals like Sundance and Toronto, but its insistence on debuting new films on the streaming service and in theaters simultaneously have made theater chains reluctant to screen Netflix films.
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Jazz at Lincoln Center's decision to stay the traditionalist course has left a wide opening for other New York presenters — even as its nearly $50 million endowment gobbles up most of the city's philanthropic jazz funding.
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No, it's not so hard not to see Andy Ngo as one vision of the journalist of the future, self-employed in an Uberized model that gobbles up inflammatory content and takes no responsibility for how it's gathered.
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Ridiculously Large Sinkhole Gobbles Up Five-Lane Road in Southern Japanese CityResidents of the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka had a rather rude awakening this morning when a…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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As inhabitants of a ludicrously well-defended empire, one that gobbles billions yearly for its stratospheric defense budgets, it's preposterous to imagine that dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of economic or situational migrants would pose a serious threat.
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The problem is that Kodachrome encourages reds to blossom so powerfully that unless the slow work of time makes itself felt — corroding, fading — then this red gobbles up attention with the ghastly insistence of a child's plastic plate.
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Yet let's be real here: We have a culture that lionizes survivors of challenging childhoods, that gobbles up memoirs of poverty and suffering, and that makes having endured harrowing circumstances seem almost necessary to speak with any moral authority.
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But the sheer size of orders from Toyota - which gobbles up 90 percent of Aisin's Japan-made door check straps - means any disruption at just one supplier can have a disproportionate ripple-on effect across the automaker's production lines.
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She then went to rehab for her eating disorder and cutting and cocaine addictions — and it all made for the sort of lurid headlines that the worst part of our human nature gobbles up on Twitter and tabloid sites.
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But then there's the golden sweeper, a reef fish that evolved a trick that hasn't been seen anywhere else, according to a study published Wednesday in Science Advances: It just gobbles up bioluminescent prey and borrows the entire kit.
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As you know, each citizen South Korean citizen gobbles up 18 kilos of kimchi a year, which is the kind of love only shared between a man and his stalker, so they also get a lovely baggy of the stuff. Bless.
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The AT&T offer is a vertical deal, meaning it's buying up a company which is in a similar industry but is not a competitor, as opposed to a horizontal deal, which is when a company gobbles up its competition directly.
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If Jordan gobbles everything from the glass, can stay healthy, and still suck help defenders off the three-point line on hard dives towards the rim, so many of Smith Jr. and Doncic's growing pains will fall into a safety net.
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That is one of the bleak forecasts released earlier this week in a report on a "shock scenario" explored by Fitch analysts in which the world's largest online retailer gobbles up a large chunk of apparel market from bricks-and-mortar stores.
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Filming for four years, Ms. Hart follows a handful of touching individual stories and takes us on the road (the Trocks, as they are known, are rock stars in Japan), a punishing travel schedule that gobbles up more than two-thirds of the year.
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Making digital money gobbles up massive amounts of electricity, thanks to the processing power needed to solve the complex equations—a 2018 study estimated that it takes more than four times as much energy to mine $1 of bitcoin as mining $1 of copper.
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They're also an invasive species that gobbles up small fish vital to reef health, so in the name of both flavor and sustainability, Artisanal Foods is helping lead an effort to commercialize the species, which can only be harvested by spearing them one by one.
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For producers of goods and services, the growth of Prime should also be alarming: As Amazon gobbles up more Prime subscribers, it will become business's most important middleman for companies that want to pay Amazon for the privilege of selling their products at cut-rate prices.
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They currently appear to be taking more votes away from the Democrat than the Republican—by a slight margin in the case of the Libertarian Gary Johnson, but a large one in that of the far-left Green Party's Jill Stein, who gobbles up 3% in national polls.
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James Corden's 'ponytail or phony-tail' game sounds ridiculous, but it's edge-of-the-seat stuff Greedy snake gobbles entire beach towel, heroic vets extract the whole thing Tom Holland reacts to that viral 'Back to the Future' deepfake High-energy 'On My Block' trailer introduces Freeridge's new villain
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Observing the oscillation of light as the black hole gobbles the star and spews stellar material in an outward spiral could help astronomers understand the black hole's behavior, a scientific mystery since physicist Albert Einstein's work more than a century ago examined gravity's influence on light in motion.
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James Corden's 'ponytail or phony-tail' game sounds ridiculous, but it's edge-of-the-seat stuff Trevor Noah celebrates black history with a salute to legendary black leaders Greedy snake gobbles entire beach towel, heroic vets extract the whole thing High-energy 'On My Block' trailer introduces Freeridge's new villain
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For the sake of comparison, imagine this scenario unfolding in the U.S.: A third party, just slightly more visible than the Libertarians or Greens, mutates, within days, into an electoral colossus that gobbles up three-quarters of the districts in the U.S. House of Representatives in a 325-seat wave.
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Ridiculously Large Sinkhole Gobbles Up Five-Lane Road in Southern Japanese CityResidents of the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka had a rather rude awakening this morning when a…Read more ReadCity officials assured CNN that a certain amount of movement was expected as the sand and cement used to fill the hole continues to settle.
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But we've been conditioned to think that the only goal of antitrust law is to protect consumer welfare; as long as a business like, say, Amazon delivers lower prices on doodads for your home and diapers for your kid, it isn't supposed to pose a monopoly threat, even as it gobbles up its competitors.
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A little dig at Scooter Braun, perhaps.... James Corden's 'ponytail or phony-tail' game sounds ridiculous, but it's edge-of-the-seat stuff Trevor Noah celebrates black history with a salute to legendary black leaders Greedy snake gobbles entire beach towel, heroic vets extract the whole thing Tom Holland reacts to that viral 'Back to the Future' deepfake
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In her work, photographer and performance artist Jaimie Warren has taken self-portraits in which she has transformed herself into, among other things, a sybaritic version of the Hindu goddess Kali who smokes joints from each of her eight hands; a heaping plate of lasagna that is also the head of Lana Del Rey; and a ravenous Freddy Krueger and the screaming meatball he impales, plucks from a pizza, and gobbles up.
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