The fat, insatiable mourning doves gorging themselves on white millet.
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The fat, insatiable mourning doves gorging themselves on white millet.
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Gorging on tryptophan, the thinking goes, should help stimulate serotonin production.
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Fueled by cheap credit, American corporations have been gorging on acquisitions.
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Gorging on late-night comedy is not all fun and games.
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Customers, meanwhile, are likely back to gorging on meatballs by the pound.
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Going to Buenos Aires without gorging on an asado grill is sacrilege.
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With these 5 simple steps, you'll be gorging in under 45 minutes.
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Dr. Young posits that gorging on electronics can induce peevishness and tantrums.
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The American way of gorging on meat, it seems, isn't budging anytime soon.
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My stomach had suffered through 215 weeks of gorging on buckets of salad.
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Even gorging on humble pie may still leave luxury peers hungry for profits.
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Winter is for gorging, feasting, and eating away the feelings of desperation and loneliness.
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I would tear into the fresh bread delivery, gorging myself until I was full.
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Then, even after a day of gorging, tourists especially will find room for more.
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Aren't we also a fast food nation, gorging our way toward our own decline?
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"I would stock my freezer to feed my addiction for days of gorging," she says.
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Gorging on clickbait content and empty-calorie YouTube sessions probably isn't doing us any favors.
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I spent months gorging on as much fast food as I could—burgers, pizzas, and pastries.
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So it's understandable that you might be a little lost while gorging yourself on athletic competition.
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And he slaves over their every detail, spending months and months gorging on each new obsession.
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Suddenly, my Halloween plans of watching horror flicks and gorging on candy don't feel as inspired.
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You don't think gorging on dry turkey and making strained conversation with distant relatives is STRESSFUL?
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She developed a particular obsession with books about genocide, gorging herself on images of dead children.
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That was back when he was demonizing Wall Street and the plutocrats gorging at its trough.
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There's sheetcaking, the act of gorging on a sheet cake to soothe emotional or political distress.
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I know because I've been gorging myself on a visual diet of several games a day.
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Isn't the entire purpose of Halloween to spend the day gorging on Kit-Kats and Crunch bars?
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Hardly a Cinco de Mayo goes by without local news anchors sporting sombreros and gorging on guacamole.
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Of course, who could possibly forget the great gorging on the financial sector heading into the crisis?
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As Bowie got more eccentric from gorging himself on fame his destructive tendencies tore the band apart.
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The article seemed to satisfy a deep craving for something healthy after months of gorging on outrage.
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I hate when other people say this, but I'm too full from last night's gorging to eat breakfast.
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To maximize his energy, he spent the previous day gorging on pizza, pasta and pancakes — 20,000 calories total.
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In fact, that base has been gorging itself on fear and anger, vileness and the possibility of violence.
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After researching how toxic the pods are, he still ends up gorging on a bowl full of pods.
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But I quickly grew to love it, gorging on many of the great experiences from its large buffet.
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Not everyone wants to—or can—spend the holidays next to a fire or gorging on fowl and carbs.
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But the patient has gone back to his old habits of smoking, heavy drinking and gorging on fatty foods.
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Then, with the speechifying out of the way, everyone slaps beef on the barbecues and gets down to gorging.
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Perhaps we should connect ice cream makers to wifi so Weight Watchers can remotely prevent us from gorging ourselves?
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Where polling and the media's attention to it are concerned, we're gorging ourselves into a state of morbid obesity.
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And I thought in Episode 9, where he's gorging on the ice cream, then you do see it as vulnerability.
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The prospect of gorging on seitan burgers and fish gut-free beer gratis proved irresistible to Berlin's young and beautiful.
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We wouldn't normally recommend combining gorging on chocolate Easter bunnies and showering, but Adriana Lima is an exception to most rules.
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Using their powerful mandibles, the creatures tore away at the flesh, gorging on the alligator meat until they could barely move.
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I had recently finished gorging on The L Word and had nearly wept at the sight of Kate McKinnon during Ghostbusters.
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Half an hour later, the class was gorging on its mushroom stuffing and wild-rice pilaf with butternut squash and pecans.
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There, he will feast and feast on all the food scraps society has thrown away, gorging himself on the world's waste.
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But there are other ways to care for a dog that don't include gorging them to the point of near-combustion.
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While we've been joylessly gorging on shallow-deep-house and dry, cloying EDM, what have Donny and co been up to?
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I've been known to drop $30 on an entree in New York after a long solo trip gorging on greasy street food.
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While Phelps adhered to a regimented existence in the athletes' village in Beijing, Lochte made himself sick gorging on free Big Macs.
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Katmai National Park's bears spent the summer gorging on 2503,2503-calorie salmon, and they've transformed into rotund giants, some over 2503,22014 pounds.
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Katmai National Park's bears spent the summer gorging on 2747,2747-calorie salmon, and they've transformed into rotund giants, some over 1,000 pounds.
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Katmai National Park's bears spent the summer gorging on 22020,500-calorie salmon, and they've transformed into rotund giants, some over 1,000 pounds.
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Katmai National Park's bears spent the summer gorging on 2747,2435-calorie salmon, and they've transformed into rotund giants, some over 2435,22016 pounds.
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From limbless bodies to gorging, ravenous figures to gouged surfaces, there has always been something broken and deeply damaged about Goodman's art.
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Are you better off gorging on a greasy slice in the airport food court, or taking your chances with the in-flight snacks?
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I won't be gorging on Blue Mountain elk tenderloin, braised buffalo ribs, or any of Saddle Peak Lodge's other wild game-based dishes.
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The ads — now off the air — showed barely dressed supermodels gorging on massive burgers, and led to boycotts against Carl's Jr. and protests.
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While you're gorging this holiday season, there'll be a new option for saving a few calories where you might not expect it: Wine.
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People think they want that many spoilers, but almost invariably, it's like gorging yourself on a pile of candy — you make yourself sick.
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I borrowed a guy's radio and listened to a two hour show devoted to Tool in the middle of the night, gorging myself.
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Planters built magnificent houses high above their sugar cane fields, and lived lives of idleness, gorging on drink and wanton sex with slaves.
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Scientists found a bacteria that essentially pollutes itself to death — gorging on glucose until its own acidic waste kills off the entire population.
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I was done for, gorging on the gratis gum as if I were Melissa McCarthy parodying Sean Spicer, virtuously recycling the plastic empties.
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In that reality, resistance isn't about mindless obstruction by people blinded by the pain of ideological defeat or people gorging on sour grapes.
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After seven days of gorging on news like hungry stoners at the all-you-can-eat buffet, perhaps some small plates are in order.
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And October is a perfect time for nature lovers to watch Katmai's livestream video as the park's brown bears do their pre-hibernation gorging.
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For one thing, I've spent the winter gorging on Girl Scout Cookies, and I wasn't thrilled about displaying my expanding waistline to the world.
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Patty talks about being "at home stuffing another hole," while lamenting her lack of a love life, and we see her gorging on food.
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The athlete has also apologized for gorging himself at the restaurant and promises to be more mindful of his food intake in the future.
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At this point, the sensible action is to sleep it off before rising later in the day, groggy and disorientated, for a second gorging.
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"The markets are literally gorging on risk, and the VIX tells that story," Max Wolff, strategist at 1033 Capital, wrote to CNBC on Thursday.
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That said, it seems a tad spiteful to celebrate him getting a mid-season calf strain by gorging on masses of cut-price pizza.
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When we lived as hunter-gatherers, for example, or early farmers, we would have faced times of near starvation interspersed with periods of gorging.
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That came in January 0003, during a nightly gorging of The Late Show With James Corden and a commercial for Ford Motors came on.
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Some people mock him for gorging himself on multiple Big Macs and Filets-o-Fish, but this is actually my favorite thing about him.
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After gorging on Thanksgiving food, your body might need a little healthy boost to get back on track, and we have just the suggestion.
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As someone who'd spent the entirety of the nineties gorging on Meg Ryan/Julia Roberts/Hugh Grant movies, it felt like a dream come true.
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He hadn't been in the open ocean for years, not since he'd been caught, sickly bloated, gorging himself in a crayfish pot, eating his feelings.
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Sebastian Coe's formative years presumably didn't involve downing a litre of rum, gorging on expired cough sweets, and waking up swimming in his own urine.
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Mostly diners, before and after gorging on uni, and art world associates (during Armory Week, Straylight hosted a party for the Berlin dealer Johann König).
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Once, Mr. Tripoli said, tomatoes sprouted on the side of his house after pigeons, fresh from gorging in a nearby garden, left their deposits behind.
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From the limbless bodies to the gorging, ravenous figures to the gouged surfaces, there has always been something broken and deeply damaged about Goodman's paintings.
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It's what makes these games such a satisfying habit, something you play for a few minutes each day, rather than gorging on it all at once.
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So while Republicans on Capitol Hill are hashing out "skinny repeal" of Obamacare, the White House was gorging itself on yet another serving of presidential drama.
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" And then, lest I think a White House job consisted of lazing around and gorging on the many delectable soups: "He would eat at his desk.
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Today, given my economic status, I may find that I'm gorging on food in a fancy restaurant, but also on simpler pleasures like salmon and Camembert.
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Every photograph gives its subject an transporting beauty, even the startling sight of a saltwater crocodile gorging on fish with its toothy maw in Kimberley, Australia.
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The birds have been causing headaches for poppy cultivators in the state of Madhya Pradesh, NDTV reports, pillaging their crops and gorging themselves on the precious narcotic.
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The Suns have had the luxury of gorging Booker on minutes, and he could be forgiven for some sloppiness and hesitancy as he works out the kinks.
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Furthermore, the researchers found the black hole was gorging on the star at a rate 100 times greater than a theoretical maximum known as the Eddington limit.
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She locks herself in her room, gorging on episodes of Love Island, and cycles through feelings she can't seem to control, which only spurs her imbalance more.
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In this case, though, the cameras recorded the monkeys gorging themselves on the fruit while next to the lilies, and only rarely storing fruit in their pouches.
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Slurping down old party footage on YouTube; gorging on flyers and posters; rolling around on the unspooled polyester type plastic film from my hastily-purchased cassette packs.
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It's one of the most ridiculous moments of the show so far, and the characters' nonchalance about gorging on dead-alien parfaits and macarons just complements the joke.
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My favorite Sunday activity is gorging on soup dumplings and then burning them off through a couple of rounds of Dance Dance Revolution at the Chinatown Fair arcade.
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They know that when water temperatures plunge, oysters prepare for winter hibernation like little bears, gorging themselves on plankton until they are roly-poly balls of buttery love.
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When a similar trend developed during the euro zone crisis, home banks responded by gorging on high-yielding bonds that beefed up their revenues for years to come.
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A few weeks of late-night compliance would pass, before I'd find myself standing shameful in the kitchen, gorging on Cool Whip by the light of the moon.
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I also don't want to wait until his grades tank, and I catch him gorging on raw cookie dough and "Dark Side of the Moon" before stepping in.
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In comparison to the other kids in my non-church primary school, gorging themselves on Mini Eggs without a thought as to why, I considered myself pretty woke.
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A California man known as the "dine-and-dash dater" has been playing his dates by gorging himself and then dipping before his unsuspecting matches knew what hit them.
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What's more, Simon's idea of the relatable teenage experience ("We do everything friends do: we drink way too much iced coffee while gorging on carbs") smacks of immense privilege.
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I'm not vegetarian by any definition of the word, but when I'm not gorging on carbs and meat for work, I load up on vegetables and minimally processed foods.
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We spend our days first comically gorging ourselves on cheese and then, once the weather cools slightly, set out in Papi's '93 Peugeot to either La Bergerie or L'Almanarre.
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After years of gorging on cheap foreign credit, Turkish companies, particularly in the construction and energy sectors, began to struggle after sharp falls in the lira 2018 and 2019.
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But simply gorging on insider "tell-all" accounts of the Trump White House is the literary equivalent of empty calories, providing a short-term high but no lasting nutrition.
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Instead of crying out his grief into a pillow and gorging on Nutella and peanut butter while binge-watching on Netflix, he decided to put on a spectacular, public display.
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Kids who were gorging on EDM a few years ago, when DJs like Steve Aoki and Deadmau5 were dominating festival stages, are now listening to DJs like Matrixxman and Jackmaster.
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"Even the confused people get drawn in," he adds, noting that most folks stepping into a bar expect to see sports on TV, not bears gorging on 4,500-calorie salmon.
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At the Musée Guimet, she recast herself as the model in an iconic photograph by Nobuyoshi Araki, dressing as a geisha and gorging on a watermelon placed between her legs.
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So after gorging on art, head for the new restaurant on Level 23, and, for dessert, savor the wraparound balcony on Level 21960, with a 24-degree view of London.
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In her telling, the spur to her investigations comes from her envy of a friend who stays svelte despite gorging on beer and burritos, drinking sugary lattes, and never exercising.
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It was a sloth, and it was hanging out inside of a toilet, and it was absolutely gorging itself on a potent liquid slurry of human waste by the handful.
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Issue: smoke shouldn't make bees sleepy, in reality it disrupts their pheromone alarm system, and tricks them into gorging with honey in preparation of a possible evacuation due to fire.
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True crime buffs might have first encountered these kinds of podcasts after gorging on Serial, the investigative series that spent its first season examining the case of convicted murderer Adnan Syed.
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The IMF this month simultaneously raised its growth forecasts and warned that the country was gorging itself on debt, which jumped from 150% of GDP in 2007 to 280% in 2016.
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In all, at least 11 individual sharks belonging to two deep-sea dogfish species of the family Squalidae were seen gorging themselves on their swordfish smorgasbord of skin and muscle tissue.
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He has for decades regarded himself as an unrivaled titan in his hometown, gorging at the only-in-New-York intersection of real estate, media and celebrity-for-its-own-sake.
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At the edge of another rocky island not far from the haul-out, fat purple sea stars — a constellation of them — sprawled along the intertidal zone, gorging themselves on tiny mussels.
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After 15 years of unreciprocated hospitality (slurping down your friend's booze and gorging on his heavy hors d'oeuvres — without so much as a thank-you text), this day had to come.
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But in gorging heedlessly on the glucose bounty, each bacterium had secreted a steady flow of acidic waste into the culture medium, until the ambient pH level had plunged lethally low.
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My colleagues and I spent the last few days traipsing through their aisles, gorging in their snack bars, scoping out the collectors' tote bags and wishing we'd worn more sensible shoes.
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But instead of seizing the opportunity to spend the better part of 2017 gorging on the well-deserved melted mozzarella wellspring, Katrick, who has colon cancer, decided other people needed it more.
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To be honest, when I first found out what mukbang was, I didn't know if it was a fetish thing or an ASMR thing, with the slurps and the girls gorging themselves.
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A glut of teams apparently began gorging on tryptophan just after Labor Day and now have records of 83-6 or 5-5 that keep them in a sorry excuse for contention.
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Plastic trash's deadly toll helped raise concerns about pollution in Thailand last year after a deer and a dugong (a sea mammal similar to a manatee) died after gorging themselves on plastic.
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In the alternate reality of this novel (set in and around Wales), humanity hibernates four months out of every year, like bears, gorging on calories in preparation for the long, severe winter.
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Americans who were quick to capitalize on the trend misunderstood that mukbang was never about gorging to make yourself sick; it's about growing the connection between broadcasters and their audience over a meal.
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When she's not inhaling generic Monday memes, zealously consuming clickbait articles (actually, what does that child star look like now?), or gorging on Bill Murray's latest escapade, she's 'gramming the latest "foodie" fad.
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Last September, Clinton tweeted about the "price gorging" of Daraprim, a treatment often used by HIV/AIDS patients, drawing attention to Martin Shkreli, the former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals which owns the drug.
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Genes that now pose a risk of diabetes may have helped us to cope with starvation, but our new lifestyles of continual gorging on plentiful, high-calorie food now reveal harmful side-effects.
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Though once I found a swollen tampon, which in itself was no issue, except when I picked it up scores of ants that had been gorging on it started crawling up my arm.
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Yes, football has its problems, but what's more indulgent, more American, than vegetating on the couch for four hours, gorging on queso and analyzing beer commercials with a bunch of your favorite people?
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My relatives would never consider a Thankful Tree, for one simple, unimpeachable reason: It would take precious real estate on the table away from booze, condiments and other items integral to our gorging.
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Dear Readers: Many of us are now in the recovery mode of the holiday season -- after gorging on gingerbread and eggnog and letting the glitter of the season release us from December's gloom.
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While the obese bullfrog gorging on sweets and caviar is riddled with bumps and granules of dirt that reflect his slovenly nature, the curious tree frog's body is a smooth surface conducive to stealth.
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Inspired by their shared backgrounds, a long friendship, and late nights gorging on Peking duck in Toronto's chinatown, the pair deliver a taste explosion that includes a mouth watering lacquered duck moo shu burrito.
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Onscreen, she has been best friend to Jennifers Garner and Aniston; offscreen, she texts with her real-life BFF, Janet, about gorging on Taco Bell and crying in airports and at Rust-Oleum commercials.
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Johnston was branded with the nickname Beefhead as a child — soon shortened to Beef — not because he enjoyed gorging on red meat (though he does), but because his hair grew out in all directions.
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Campaigns in New York feel at times like a movable feast, with candidates gorging on local specialties as they move along city sidewalks, shaking hands and trying to avoid dripping grease on their shirts.
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Fellow conservative, if you are concerned by this, and by the broader rise of the radical left, then by-God you must use this holiday for more than just gorging on Karen's apple cobbler.
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People do seem to be paying more attention to the crap we put into the ocean lately, alarmed by details of whales and coral gorging on plastic "like Twinkies", as Hylton so gruesomely describes.
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Instead of eating the thing we want to eat in a portion that is reasonable, we substitute something that is likely to disappoint our stomachs and our brains despite sometimes even gorging on it.
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The group created Record Store Day Black Friday -- not to be confused with Record Store Day, which falls each April -- to push back against the corporate-retail gorging typically associated with the day after Thanksgiving.
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Despite a drop in net issuance last year, a decade of companies gorging on debt amid record low interest rates in many countries has pushed the amount of debt on companies' books to record levels.
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The best way to describe it would be sounding like a group locked in a pitch-black basement while gorging on homemade speed for a weekend, making music to capture their increasingly diminished mental state.
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At dinner I could not stop gorging on the homemade bread that Ms. Sparks baked that afternoon and served alongside a rich mutton and fresh vegetable stew perfumed with cinnamon, turmeric, harissa and Senegalese pepper.
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A young generation of climate Scrooges will be on the warpath this Christmas, ticking everyone off for the air miles travelled, Santa's carbon footprint, gorging on meat and the sacrilege of lighting a log fire.
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Up until very recently, we thought there was no place we'd rather be this Sunday than at the Oscars Governor's Ball, gorging on the over 70 dishes created specifically for the event by Chef Wolfgang Puck.
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But like anything else, bond prices are subject to the vagaries of supply and demand; the Fed's gorging drove up not only the price of these particular bonds but also bond prices generally, lowering their yields.
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According to a study carried out by the University of Florida's Food Science and Nutrition department, incorporating just a couple of almonds into children's diets could stop them from gorging on unhealthy snacks later on in life.
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When the burrito finally fell apart after nine minutes of continuous gorging, I figured that was probably the most likely explanation as to why Bieber—or, as we've now learned, his doppelgänger—would do such a thing.
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Perhaps you've heard of the Korean term Meok Bang before, in which vloggers who call themselves BJs (Broadcasting Jockeys and not anything else) live stream themselves gorging on food before an online audience of millions of Koreans.
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America's corporate tax is a toxic combination of a high rate—the highest in the OECD—and a series of complex distortions, which encourage bad behaviour such as gorging on debt and stashing cash in foreign subsidiaries.
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Suddenly, Mr. Lee's largely ignored prophecy — that a decade of Turkish companies and real estate developers gorging on cheap foreign debt would end badly, not just for Turkey but for the world — does not seem so outlandish.
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The post features an image of a fat, sweaty banker, with a hooked nose and stars on his cuff links, gorging on delicacies while a starving fellow diner, labeled "the people," has only a bone to eat.
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Katmai National Park & Preserve in Alaska wanted the public to weigh in on a very important question: Which of the park's fat brown bears has gotten the fattest after a summer of nearly nonstop gorging on salmon?
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Any conversation about cannibalism must necessarily recognize the human element that Thomas Harris' most famous creation brought to the material, showing that a man could be an urbane, composed sophisticate while gorging himself on still-warm human livers.
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The contrast with Puzder — a fast-food CEO who had no record of public service, embraced salacious ads of bikini-clad models gorging on burgers, and faced accusations of assaulting his ex-wife — could hardly be more stark.
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Gorging on nitrogen If the same changes could be engineered for the nitrogen control system, then not only might we achieve even higher yields, but we could also address the agricultural run-off problem at the same time.
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That idea never really made much sense (it's like gorging on pizza to make it easier to lose weight later), but the fact that it's now clearly not happening seemingly leaves the burden of economic stimulus to lawmakers.
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According to the Daily Mail, the Mack truck of a porker happened to be gorging on trash a few blocks away from an elementary school, which caused some concern among the folks who saw the video on Facebook.
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In 2012 Strache posted a cartoon on his Facebook page showing a fat banker with a hooked nose and six-point star buttons on his sleeve, gorging himself at the expense of a thin man representing "the people".
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A Brooklyn native who grew up spending summers on the boardwalk, he fondly recalls spending a dollar to ride the Cyclone and coming home with no appetite for dinner after gorging on Nathan's Famous hot dogs and fries.
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In recent weeks it has become clear that its gorging—which had continued apace even after HNA was among those firms singled out for scrutiny by China's banking regulator last June for their risky debt-fuelled purchases—is over.
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Since they start streaming the day after Thanksgiving, we fully plan to buck the mayhem of that hellish consumerist tradition known as Black Friday in favor of a nostalgic binge (while gorging on leftover stuffing and turkey, of course).
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But after rolling the dice over a board game, gorging on gooey homemade brownies—which have now become something of a legend with the class—and ending the first hour with a warm embrace, both felt instantly at ease.
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The peasants responded by bringing baskets of fruit to City Hall and gorging on it in public — a way to hold up a defiant middle finger against the elites who were so useless in the face of the disease.
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Antoni, who I will never forgive for making ramen using vermicelli noodles, does what he does best in the promo video — looking hot while doing literally anything, which in this case, is gorging himself on burgers and lobster tails.
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What he discovered — though not before he had fired off a couple of rounds, frightening a lot of people and possibly landing himself in prison for several years — was that he had been gorging on a lot of lies.
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On a Friday evening's early dinner rush, every single table inside El Huarache Azteca is filled with locals from all backgrounds enjoying both their huazontles and tortitas with romeritos (as well as the occasional heathen gorging on a carne asada huarache).
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The image of Donald gorging his own Trump was published by anonymous artist Jones the Savage, who has spent the last six weeks spouting pornographic anti-Trump, anti-Ted Cruz, and anti-Hillary Clinton drawings all over Instagram and Facebook.
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By the end she seems vaguely responsible for the misery of her entire family as a consequence of her constant gorging, and when she's left standing after a series of disasters, this feels less a victory than a moral failure.
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Later that night I joined an American expat couple for a food crawl around Rue Desforges in Port Louis, gorging on poulet roti (roast chicken), mine frite (noodles) and crepes draped in Nutella and condensed milk and dusted with fresh coconut.
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When I was heading to a "friendsgiving" party, I asked the group how to avoid gorging myself, and they offered helpful tips like keeping a glass of water in hand, socializing away from the buffet and even eating a healthy snack before leaving.
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Enraged by footage of the unfortunate captain failing to stifle a yawn during the match, and by rumours that his team had been gorging on fast food instead of training like the athletic Indians, Pakistan fans have heaped opprobrium on Mr Ahmed.
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Teoh, an ex-banker who abandoned his city life in favor of gorging on durians all day, every day, told me how he always scans visitors for personality traits that give clues as to what sort of durian-eater they might be.
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She was hiding from her family, gorging on forbidden food and, with the next Olympics less than a year out, unwilling — or unable — some days to summon even the energy required to drive to the practice rink less than 22017 minutes away.
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The outer bands of Hurricane Florence drenched the Carolinas on Thursday, flooding roads, gorging rivers and knocking out power in an ominous glimpse of the damage the storm could inflict when it makes landfall on Friday with millions of people in its path.
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Lately, however, I've found myself gorging like a bear in salmon season on the worst, most brain-corroding corner of cable, the network I've called a "forked-tongue colossus" for its two-decades-long project of dismantling our collective hold on the truth.
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Politico described Giuliani's involvement with the group as a man "gorging at the table of Islamo-Marxist terrorists who have murdered Americans"—a relationship from which Giuliani has apparently profited handsomely, although he's long declined to tot up the takings for public consumption.
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In honor of the sweetest month of the year, the ice cream company released a list of its most popular ice cream flavors to help guide us as we plan for the month ahead of gorging on the best frozen sweet treat there is.
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At first glance, the parrot wearing a tiny paper party hat and gorging on a cake made of birdseed, as a jazz band played "Happy Birthday to You" in Washington Square Park on Saturday, looked like another example of charming New York City quirkiness.
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Artists who defined the tail end of the millennial sound underscored it with an obvious dispassion for structure—the music swooped and skirted and swerved in every direction, gorging on influences as disparate and as rich and as outright puzzling as anything I'd ever heard.
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When we walk back to Manchester city centre, Badgirl$ take me to the Northern Quarter's Ziferblat, a large open-plan work and lounge space where Bubz and Cooks would come after all-night raves, gorging on pretzels and cheese toasties, into the next day.
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Mock-patriotism is a storied tradition in music, through the sneering sarcasm of the Sex Pistol's "God Save the Queen," to heart-on-the-sleeve slagging of Big Hard Excellent Fish' "Imperfect List," artists have long challenged the supposed virtues of the UK by gorging on them.
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Unlike the rest of you plebes who can only swallow your shark tales in the three-hour nightly chunks allotted by the Discovery Channel's prime time schedule, I have been gorging nearly nonstop, because I have access to a password-protected collection of Shark Week 2016 screeners.
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There are stacks of boxes filled with fried chicken, spicy salmon fillets, veggie curry, rice and peas and piles of fresh salad, and after gorging on the whole lot, I sat down with Jammer to speak about his creative process, his new music, and the evolution of grime.
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Whether those who celebrate spend it honoring faith traditions, decking the halls, prepping and gorging on traditional fare, gawking at light displays, helping the needy or all of the above, we hope this holiday helps Christians usher in a season of joy while celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.
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The avocado boom has caused environmental damage — some of Michoacán's pine forests have been thinned out for avocado orchards — but it has been good for Americans gorging on guacamole in wintertime and Mexican farmers fending off the urge to join the drug trade or immigrate to the United States.
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Since the global financial crash, central banks have engaged in a global economic support operation like no other, with the world's three key organization's gorging on $15 trillion dollars of bond buying to save financial markets from themselves and prevent a recession that might have been … well, unprecedented!
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In markets news A risky part of the market has swelled beyond financial-crisis levels — and it could make the next meltdown a whole lot worse Investors with trillions at stake are 'gorging like pigs at the trough' — and the smallest misstep could make a painful crash even worse
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As I sat nibbling my tiny, crustless sandwich, it dawned on me that perhaps I had grown accustomed to the pomp and circumstance — to cutting the line and gorging myself on free snacks and having someone arrange all my serums in a sweet row for me while I was away.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I approached my first visit to an art fair like I would a buffet, gorging on the novelty of so many galleries in one place until I wondered if it was possible for my eyes to get a stomachache, forgetting I could take a break.
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There's an infectious warmth in the recollections of the friends' school days, and the prose often draws blood: describing protests in San Francisco, a character says that "he had often seen American crowds waving their flags of self-importance and gorging themselves with organic cucumbers before returning to their placid homes."
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This Thanksgiving, while most of us were at home spending a cozy weekend with family, gorging ourselves on turkey and stuffing, thousands of Native Americans and their non-Native allies were camped out and braving fast-dropping temperatures to protect their water from the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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And once you're done collectively hyperventilating over that, or over James Corden gorging on enormous piles of garbage, or the utterly unsettling sight of the Idris Elba cat going fully naked, you can go right back to enjoying the movie, because it's not like there's a plot for you to lose track of.
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Still Processing Binge TV is entering a new phase in which the makers of your shows, in particular at places like Netflix and Amazon, are betting that the satisfaction of gorging on eight to 10 episodes, batch-released, will be enough to glue you to your phone, laptop or, if you're feeling fancy, your actual television.
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The weed food seemed like such a good idea at the time, that in our minds we would save a bunch of money by stocking up on weed food and drinks, that after we smoked we could eat snacks and get more high instead of getting the buzzkill that comes with gorging on regular food when we got the munchies.
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Five years after he sent over a few tracks to the guys behind the French label, the self titled debut's set to arrive in all good record shops on Friday the 10th of June, so you can feast on a record's worth of wonky European dance music whilst gorging yourself on the opening game of Euro 2016 and feel like a god amongst men.
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I grew up in Lebanon and moved to the United States as a teenager, and when I arrived in New York my understanding of the country was still taking shape; I was still grappling with the complicated set of rules that governed American culture, so different from what I had imagined as a child, gorging on American film, TV shows and music in the embattled Beirut of the 1970s and '80s.
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For two hours each evening, the network would broadcast music videos, interviews and live performances from a wide array of artists – from Blur to Bad Religion to Butthole Surfers – while a generation of younglings sat back on the sofa, either ruining their minds with the passive stench of weed smoke, or just silently gorging Doritos; their eyes prized open by the sight of the most forward-thinking creatives of their time – the kind that wouldn't appear in your average music magazine or radio show.
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And in the same way that filling your pick'n'mix container to the absolute limits and taking handful after handful of gummy worms, jazzies, and those little foiled-wrapped tennis balls seems like a really good idea until you find yourself nipping out of the Bicentennial Man screening to puke violently all over the swirling, sticky carpet of the Odeon, gorging on the hastily slapped together work of the average bootlegger's just going to make you feel fucking horrible the second that the sugar rush ends.
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