Olympics OK, we all know the waters around Rio are pretty icky, but just how icky?
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Follow up questions: Who needs that sticky icky icky when you can drive yourself to temporary insanity?
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"He's definitely the type of neighbor you want to have around when you're looking for that sticky, icky icky," endorses Snoop as he introduces Seth Rogen. 5.
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Filed under the 'Icky Icky Poo,' 'Fashion Smashion,' and 'Sad Sad' sections of Coco Perez, we find Japanese brand N. Hoolywood in a bit of hot water.
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"If you don't treat it like a gross, icky, weird, evil thing, they don't treat it like a gross, icky, weird, evil thing," Hennessy said in an interview.
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It might sound icky — but the treatment actually saves lives.
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For many of us, lab grown meat just sounds icky.
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Two received genres can cancel out each other's icky qualities.
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The made-up concept of icky debris clogging up your system?
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It feels very icky compared to just offering unlimited data deals.
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Capitalizing on well-being for a marketing campaign just feels icky.
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It's the perfect mix of sweet and sticky and sticky-icky.
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That's enough generations back not to be too icky, we presume.
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Oh, and, of course, no pesticides or other icky substances either.
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There is obviously something conspicuously icky about the excess on display.
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Fair warning: things get a little icky from here on down.
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One of them is icky and horrible, and involves stuff leaking out.
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Probably not, but it would definitely make me feel way less icky.
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Most people find cheating to be a rather icky thing to do.
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Do you really want to scar yourself in this particularly icky way?
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We don't just cut away to a rather gratuitous, icky sex scene.
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"I find politics to be kind of icky in general," Comey said.
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But it turns out nausea is frequently part of that icky package.
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It felt really icky that someone's pain was shown for our entertainment.
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As the Hallmark card says: Love conquers all, even when it's icky.
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I feel a little icky leaving (damn vulnerability), but it's not overpowering.
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Equally icky was Gerald Ford's pardon of Richard Nixon after he resigned.
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There is also very little icky fill (to use the technical term).
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Warning: Some of these are dark and will make you feel icky inside.
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It feels icky and makes the invitee feel like the invitation isn't genuine.
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Let's cut straight to the icky stuff and speak of them in detail.
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Nothing is growing except for one extreemly icky-poo vegetable called the snozzcumber.
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The nasty guts, which a woman in the video calls "icky," ooze out.
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Have peach pastels ever been used so well onstage, or looked so icky?
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It's a lot to parse, this sticky icky world Lux and Ivy built.
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In 2017, people are finally embracing the skunky smell of the sticky icky.
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And the conversations that you do have are a little loaded and icky.
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That's mainly early, though, and the rest of the day is rather icky.
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"I feel violated—this icky kind of violation," the woman told the Washington Post.
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"Sometimes I feel icky, but I'm feeling very good in New York," she said.
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But just imagine how far it would go if its ad were less icky.
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Icky was old; his death was part of the natural order of the world.
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Icky laid on a bed of several soft towels spread on the kitchen floor.
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Even though mixing friends with algorithmically suggested business contact pages feels, well, horribly icky.
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That's a necessarily icky proposition for anyone even a glancing familiarity with colonial history.
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YES. Is it completely icky to air someone's grief at being heartbroken on TV?
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Networking can feel kind of icky, but it doesn't have to be that way.
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But isn't it kind of icky to put money down on a woman's pregnancy?
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But should Dany and Jon ever fall out — perhaps over an icky incest revelation?
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This may sound suspiciously like "networking," a concept that many people justifiably find icky.
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People have a little bit of a misconception about microbes being gross and icky.
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However, for years, the morning-after pill has been tied to some pretty icky rumors.
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The seam of poison running through the book makes his lipstick communion seem dangerous, icky.
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As icky as their incestuous union was, they did love each other, against all odds.
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If it avoids any icky kissing, it includes a scene set in an opium den.
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"It just established a really icky feeling that it wasn't being run well," she said.
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If your response is "no," it's still pretty funny but will leave an icky aftertaste.
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Try on this extremely icky pay-per-view special, which features O.J. himself pranking unsuspecting civilians.
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Hate-filled political rants, idiotic memes, unchecked racism, icky oversharing –– at some point, enough is enough.
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This new approach would make that closer to 100 percent which feels icky, bordering on overconsumption.
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We gathered together at the base of the gumbo limbo and my parents talked of Icky.
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Fodor believed haunted houses were structures imbued with the icky emotional baggage of its former residents.
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Other people, like T.D. Jakes, are firmly tied to religious doctrine that makes me feel icky.
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Namely, how did these ancient people actually come by the sticky icky used for their rituals?
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Now there's a corporate backstabber who surveils everybody's everything in an icky, lurky sort of way.
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" Collider's Matt Goldberg added that the movie "feels particularly icky considering our politics and cultural environment.
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I felt so icky, and felt so bad about myself, that I was not inhabiting my identity.
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And who can argue with the convenience a cordless vacuum brings into the icky task of cleaning?
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The latest kind-of-icky-but-mostly-mesmerizing videos that have us transfixed are of eyebrow grooming.
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Sticky icky, kush, chronic — do we think that there are maybe too many silly names for weed?
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It's a little more work but way less icky than soaking your underpants in the hotel sink.
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No one likes cat poop, and now, unfortunately, no species can seem to escape the icky substance.
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No one believed state and local officials when they said that this icky brown water was safe.
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Multiple articles and YouTube videos attempt to break down why exactly the word moist is so icky.
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Don't mistake this for cruelty toward Viall, an occasionally icky, but comparably benign member of Bachelor Nation.
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And while there's no rationale behind these icky feelings, we just can't help ourselves (or our disgust).
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"There's something icky about me having that conversation unless it applies to a greater whole," she said.
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Despite its icky title, "Cry, Heart, but Never Break," a 2001 Danish work, is rich and affecting.
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Bits For many people, social media has become an icky sludgefest of inanities, trolling and adolescent behavior.
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Run the Jewels went stark; the Icky Blossoms went CGI trippy; Canadian rapper Jazz Cartier cloned himself.
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The embarrassment and shame ... Right, you didn't have to skulk into an icky store, and dangerous sometimes.
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James Godwin and Tom Burnett's hallucinatory and inventive puppet show returns for an eerie and icky encore.
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Otherwise we run the risk of women feeling "icky and shameful and abnormal" about what they've experienced.
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Look past the (kinda icky) way the series became a touchstone for Halloween costumes and fashion statements.
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Additionally, some condo associations and landlord-controlled buildings have banned the smoking the sticky icky inside their buildings.
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Jenkins said that Pryor "sucks" and is a "Sh*t Eater" (which would be very icky if true).
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Whether it was a vegetable, a random food, or something with an icky texture, we've all been there.
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Although admittedly, compiling a report specifically for Uber feels a little icky in light of recent negative press.
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It's a hideously homely stuffed animal, like the icky issue from a marriage between Chucky and an Ewok.
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Your beloved BeautyBlender might make your skin look flawless, but the sponge itself is prone to getting icky.
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A filthy, rotten, icky Christmas tree that smelled really bad: "Garbage," Jones said six times in 20 seconds.
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There is an icky history of using the suffering of the people at the bottom as a spectacle.
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The important thing to remember is that, as icky as they may be, eye boogers happen to everyone.
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The Vive-pimping (and the exhibit's £45 ticket price) left a vaguely icky corporate taste in my mouth.
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For example, people whose OCD revolves around germs are frequently treated via safe, structured exposure to icky environments.
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For starters, it's the icky entitlement: If you want more booze in your drink, pay for a double.
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I feel a little icky today from the four drinks last night so I'm going slow this morning.
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You could see it being badly used or used for entertainment purposes in ways that are icky. Correct.
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It's an icky situation all around, and it only made a tough episode that much harder to watch.
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Tour is hard, exhausting and dirty... I think some chicks aren't into the icky part of the road.
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During the stop, cops say he tossed a clear bag of the sticky icky out of his window.
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" Raphael agrees that the situation feels icky and that student-teacher relationships are full of "intense power dynamics.
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The thought of judging women solely on the look of their muscles or bodies sounds, at first, pretty icky.
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The blessing involves an insinuation about sticky-icky and Martha's popovers — a scenario that sounds both bad and good.
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Instead, their posts often scream "publicity stunt" and make us feel icky about following them in the first place.
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It's the same icky, infuriating story of sexual assault Americans have heard countless times over the past few weeks.
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Are you worried at all that people will interpret this as a glorification of a pretty icky online culture?
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Other times it can feel icky, like when you start seeing scales grow or too many dots clumping up.
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Still, his underlying sentiment—icky, self-serving, paternalistic, and more a little racially-fraught—isn't hard to suss out.
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A wave of recent scandals has focused on things that tech companies did that were legal, but nonetheless icky.
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You could also argue that the mask approach is less icky than actually darkening the appearance of someone's skin.
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But the way he chose to acknowledge the icky irony of the situation was just, well... watch for yourself.
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All of these are part of a long, icky list of stereotypes colored people face inside their own communities.
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With such icky material, a clean production like the one the director John Rando delivers can make matters worse.
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I feel too icky when I lay flat on my back, so I'm all propped up with pillows. Bleh.
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And consumers are interested in trying it as a way to experiment quickly, without touching any icky tester products.
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Sure, The Cat in the Hat is about kids finding a way to have fun even when it's icky outside.
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Throughout 2018 it felt increasingly icky to give Facebook more of myself, knowing how many times the service mucked up.
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Show of hands who hasn't used food or control of their outside appearance to distract from their inner icky feels?
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I hop into the shower to quickly rinse off in an effort to be less icky for painting and dinner.
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About the only good thing about it is that it mostly avoids the icky implications of a female-gendered servant.
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The icky comment came about on The Ellen Degeneres Show, where Lindsay enjoyed one of the show's customary group dates.
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It's especially frustrating for her since her work is partially about spreading the notion that there's nothing icky about birth.
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Maggie was busted for weed back on St. Patrick's Day in Muscogee County, Georgia ... where the sticky icky isn't legal.
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It's hard to not feel icky when Richard kicks off his informational interview with a Fifty Shades of Grey crack.
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As played by Alex Moffat and Kate McKinnon, the newly wedded broadcasters traded icky innuendos and mostly ignored their guests.
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Both Soder and Maggie Siff do humane, careful work with material that could be icky or campy in other hands.
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Because with AR you don't have to touch anything icky, you can still experience it, you can still see it.
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That sounds icky, we know, but you can at least make it bearable by doing the number crunching in Excel.
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A 15-year-old named Christian recently got himself in a sticky icky situation after swapping phone numbers with his mother.
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With Lawrence's "services" no longer available they pretty much ignore him; and he feels icky that he's not special after all.
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So Kickstarter Piqapoo has created a new gizmo in an effort to get rid of this icky part of pup parenting.
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And because Lawrence is actually just a dark-skinned Drake with a misguided Nice Guy complex, this makes him feel icky.
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It's probably even more so when, let's be honest, you've got a little bit of that sticky icky in your system.
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Icky enough that you shouldn't put your head (or probably any other body part) under the water, says one biomedical expert.
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It's ironic that as an editor, a customer, and a feminist, all of this leaves me feeling pretty icky — not empowered.
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Fine when it's part of a recipe for a Fourth of July barbecue side dish, but as an entity, decidedly icky.
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You know that icky feeling when a picture of you and your ex pops up on Facebook's "On This Day" feature?
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Using non-intrusive imagining and canines, the team was able to uncover 34,764 packages filled with 3,947 pounds of sticky icky.
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In the lead-up to the 2016 election, White sold "Icky Trump" shirts to show his distaste for the then-candidate.
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There's a sizable Venn diagram overlap between Trump supporters and dudes who got sucked into the icky world of pickup artistry.
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The phrase "this is my year" feels icky because it's pressurizing the 12 months ahead and also, every year is mine.
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The icky act sparked the #IceCreamChallenge, in which others also licked unsold ice cream and posted video proof on social media.
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These ads arguably benefit competition — it's a good way for challengers to get attention — but there's an icky side of it.
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When scientists altered these first two genes alone, the resulting plant produced just a few icky-tasting tomatoes on shortened stems.
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I had to question every single thing that came across my plate, which gave me a weird, icky relationship with food.
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If that feels a little icky for a media company that also has a serious news operation, well, welcome to 2017.
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I was really worried about dull, dry, icky, wintry skin, and I have felt hydrated ever since, even in the weeks after.
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LONDON — Ah, the "repulsant", "icky-poo" snozzcumber — the staple of kind-hearted giants and a solid alternative to munching on "human beans".
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This nasty little stop-motion curio makes full use of its medium to convey icky textures in a way conventional film can't.
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The subreddit isn't perfect — there are still some icky comments — but it largely serves as an escape from real social media accounts.
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That, to me, is non-consensual engagement, and no matter what they say at that point, it's already going to be icky.
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All this is set to the same rhythmic baseline of the White Stripes' "Icky Thump" that the first trailer was tuned too.
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To people unfamiliar with it, I like to describe Telegram as simply WhatsApp without any of the icky data sharing with Facebook.
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And while this mist smells nothing like rosewater — despite its enormous 95% rosewater content — it also doesn't reek of icky DHA either.
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"It felt pretty icky having to tap 'Always' knowing what I was giving up without any recourse," one rider told The Verge.
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Mukbang-ers This unexpectedly popular Korean-originated fad is the stuff of nightmares for people with misophonia (the fear of icky sounds).
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During the stop, cops say the trooper noticed the strong smell of weed ... and later found 6.5 grams of the sticky icky.
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Cumberbatch has spent hundreds of hours playing an icy genius confounded by the emotions and icky feelings of the people around him.
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But now, for her to be lauded and rewarded for it, it feels icky and exploitative on both sides of the nomination.
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But, in the same breath, pornography was often dismissed as a subject that was too big, unwieldy, taboo and icky to tackle.
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"Split" is lurid and ludicrous, and sometimes more than a little icky in its prurient, maudlin interest in the abuse of children.
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One icky bit, meant to demonstrate the limits of free speech, finds him calling (or pretending to call) the office of Gov.
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The upcoming episodes are what viewers have been waiting to see all season, but it doesn't make it all feel any less icky.
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I don't know about you, but I'd rather not have my exciting new game reveal delivered with a side of icky legal drama.
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But what is the impact of such a popular show frequently joking about a subject most people—even the show's fans—find icky?
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But, alas, this icky exhibition only celebrates 007's serious, slick, straight style, sticking to the conventional canon spanning Dr. No to Skyfall.
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"Think about ways to do that that maybe feel more responsible if you are feeling icky about touching the Super Bowl," says Nordenholt.
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Even though it can be a little bit icky (like really bad flu) it has always, always turned out good for Dr. Who.
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Dirty money About 80% of our cash carries cocaine -- and a whole lot of other icky, nasty things we'd rather not talk about.
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But with so many other stranger noshes out there, those eats' experiments have just been the tip of the so-called "icky" iceberg.
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I'm stepping out on a limb to present fantasies that might be seen as old fashioned, icky, maybe masochistic, or not-so progressive.
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But I mean, what Andy said is true, it kind of looks icky, but the bigger point here is, is there a crime?
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Instead of tooting your horn at every single success (icky), identify specific achievements or successes that support a goal you're striving to achieve.
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So Van Alen launched Sleepyhead in March 2180, with the goal of making icky dorm room bedding a little more tolerable and hygienic.
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Much like a museum, the tour ends at a retail space, where visitors will be able to purchase some of their own sticky icky.
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More often than not, the period between leaving home and becoming an adult who owns one is an icky process of figuring shit out.
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The 234.59 election brought legal recreational cannabis to four more states, continuing a trend of ending a decades long prohibition on the sticky icky.
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The shorter entries are sufficient and not too icky, with the only mild offenses being TIGE, UTNE, and TGI, which really aren't that bad.
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" The first time I asked Seller about his upbringing and what his parents did, he began by saying, "This is where it gets icky.
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Another stereotype is that young women who date older men have daddy issues, or that these May-December romances involve an icky Oedipal component.
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If you want to keep the pet but not the smells, Mister Max Original Scent Anti Icky Poo Odor Remover is your best bet.
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But could the answer to shedding pounds be as simple, and icky, as popping a pill filled with the poop of their slimmer peers?
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And should we take that to mean there's a lot more icky that happened on Facebook around the election that it still hasn't found?
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But let's avoid spoilers … In Fabric Rated R for a cursed dress doing evil, icky things, and for extra-kinky department store employee meetings.
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But for months afterward, I cannot shake the icky, complicated feeling of failing at something I didn't want to succeed at in the first place.
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"We had started in a good spirit but this came to an icky mood," North Korea's lead delegate Ri Son Gwon complained in closing remarks.
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And since it's formulated without parabens, phthalates, petrolatum, and other icky ingredients, you can feel good about slathering it on your pout on the reg.
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But because I is refusing to gobble up human beans like the other giants, I must spend my life guzzling up icky-poo snozzcumbers instead.
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Technically brilliant, as thematically reprehensible (dare I say... icky?) as always, but perhaps less forgivably so as we look at it with a modern eye.
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Technically brilliant, as thematically reprehensible (dare I say...icky?) as always, but perhaps less forgivably so as we look at it with a modern eye.
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Should I just wince over the icky parts and go along to get along, wait until that killer song-and-dance finale and sing along?
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But you're still trying to look at how he paved the way for what BDSM would become, which isn't nearly as non-consensual and icky.
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"I felt it was this really icky thing that I couldn't share," said Padma Lakshmi about her endometriosis, which she has had since early adolescence.
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"The whole thing is icky," Huffman wrote in the Reddit post announcing the latest transparency report, "which is why we joined Twitter in pushing back."
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You see, when you smoke the sticky icky through a glass pipe, it leaves a gross, thick resin behind, which can be difficult to clean.
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Apparently it's so difficult in Pennsylvania that dudes are calling up an OB-GYN in an attempt at getting their hands on the sticky icky.
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And that's part of the reason it took me so long to speak up: I felt selfish, icky, and weird saying aloud that I'm struggling.
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It's almost more icky to watch the whole thing unfold in hindsight, and Becca herself admits that it's "tough" to put herself out there again.
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Of the 16 dogs in this year's contest — some with names like Icky, Rue, Roast Beef and Rascal Deux — more than half featured bad hair.
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I would stare at these photos, my face would fall and icky thoughts would ensue: In case you didn't notice, those are not happy thoughts.
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In an interview with Cosmopolitan in April, Scarlett Johansson said that it would be "icky" for her to discuss her experience with Hollywood's pay gap.
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Rats, in addition to being, well, "icky," are, as anyone who remembers fourth grade history will tell you, disease carriers of the civilization-ending variety.
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Right now, it's easy to focus on the attributes one likes in a candidate and ignore the icky bits, but that luxury won't last long.
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He wants to marry Sansa both for the influence the Stark name carries and to ameliorate his icky rechanneled obsession with Sansa's dead mother Catelyn.
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Little has changed since then, including the menus, which don't shy away from the icky-delicious bits: tripe, liver and sausages made from pork intestines.
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To say Voldemort had sex even once is to recontextualize his character in a way that's icky at best and deeply uncomfortable at its worst.
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The point is we used to love clickbait and junk and other icky things that drive engagement, but now we pretend like we never dated.
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Icky incest aside, this gives the North a chance to sit one of its own on the Iron Throne for the first time in Westerosi history.
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I didn't drink a lot last night, but I've overslept enough that I get that icky, groggy feeling of too much sleep and not enough water.
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It's up to us as artists to get more creative about how to—and I hate to say such an icky word—monetize what we do.
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All of the flavors of the festive holiday beverage, without any of the icky reservations about drinking a room-temperature beverage with raw eggs in it.
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While the texture of those beloved, egg-shaped tools applies foundation, concealer, and even powder seamlessly, it can also easily hold a lot of icky bacteria.
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"You forget about all that icky stuff," the EYB frontman, who welcomed his first son to the world on July 9, tells PEOPLE with a laugh.
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Group chatting with strangers in your location might seem a bit icky at first glance, but group chatting with strangers is essentially the basis of Twitter.
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Often, they come with an expectation of how the woman should respond or the sick, icky feeling of knowing that a stranger was objectifying your body.
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He succeeds, and I'll spare you the icky details since you already know them, but even his consuming aberration isn't as horrifying as the real thing.
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While you may like the smell of cannabis, nobody wants the sticky icky all over their fingertips, and we're guessing your mom probably feels the same.
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Maybe that's because Dan and Serena got married, suggesting that, if Dan's actions were a little icky, well — at least he did it all for love.
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For the majority of my young life, five days a week, I wore this unflattering, icky ensemble that was rather notorious amongst the London teen set.
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He claims that it seals one's labia minora shut, trapping all of that icky lady business inside, and dissolves when it comes in contact with urine.
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The laughter feels icky, as though the idea of a serious artist like Loeb playing a song like "No Scrubs" were some sort of a joke.
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And it was icky and gross, but she couldn't help herself—she began to experience the first flickerings of heat from down in her boiler room.
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A 2006 version starring Katie Cassidy gave substantial, straight-up icky backstory to the killer, something that the original version neglected entirely as the murderer remained anonymous.
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If it's the former, I admire his diabolical plan, but it must be stopped; if the latter, it's just weird and icky and also must be stopped.
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It's supposed to be really great for toning, rejuvenation, all of those things that are wonderful because I am feeling just, like, dry and icky this winter.
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While Michelle, Tina, and the other women quoted in the article are adamant that they do not mind traveling this way, there's something terribly icky about it.
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After getting pulled over, the police noticed the distinct smell of cannabis in the car, and Lebeau admitted to having a bit of sticky icky on him.
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There's certainly been times where I would have radio in mind, on a couple singles I've had out, and every time I did it just felt icky.
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And since the sensitive skin-friendly sunscreen is made without sulfates, parabens, phthalates, and other icky ingredients, you can feel good about slathering it on the reg.
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Once inside the cave, scientists were greeted with a small if icky ecosystem which also consisted of snottites—dangling, stalactite-like blobs of gooey single-celled bacteria.
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Also, some aspects of the job are difficult for me due to my ADHD, particularly because I don't take meds anymore since they make me feel icky.
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The id is where all our repressed feelings go, when we shove down all our icky and uncomfortable stuff so we don't have to deal with it.
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Either be smothered in icky-pink specialness to the point where they point-blank refuse to take on the outside world's verdict that they're just a person.
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Medicinal leeches cost less than one U.S. dollar per icky blob, and doctors say leeches' venom is a low-cost preventative treatment for stroke and heart disease.
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I'm not going to sit here and tell you that frolicking through and then fondling thickets of lush, heaven-scented, sticky icky was not an ethereal experience.
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There's something that seems icky or potentially unhealthy about blocking sweat, like magic, and that might be why some people have wondered whether they could cause cancer.
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In that basket is the black preacher who may view homosexuality as a little icky even as he lovingly ministers to struggling gay members of his church.
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That same icky feeling lingers in your gut all day, starting from when you wake up and not going away until you go to bed that night.
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But, there's something about this latest batch of contouring videos (specifically the ones in which people are painting on abs) that leaves us feeling a bit icky.
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Useful stuff to bring: a waterproof bag, a head torch, silk sleeping bag liner (for when the hostel sheets look icky), a decent padlock, a travel towel.
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While P.S. I Love You hits that soft spot of losing your great love, much of its premise is straight-up icky up but framed as romantic.
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If you're one of those people David Foster Wallace called a "snoot," Lyft's use of "them" to refer to one specific Juan rings grammatically icky to you.
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Normally going for $49.99, this electric toothbrush has the ability to remove more plaque and other icky stuff in your mouth than brushing with a regular toothbrush.
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Classic Japanese woodblock cut art The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife: The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife Posing with an octopus is as physically icky as you'd imagine.
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Others will recall his appearing to think that Frederick Douglass is a living community activist of some kind, or the icky nationalist associations of his aide Steve Bannon.
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Your crab shell is molting into something new, and it's going to be icky and gross, and you're going to see things you probably don't want to see.
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It's the thorny topics, the icky ones, that connect us as humans, that bond us as friends, that allow us to skim past surface chatter and dive deeper.
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So if you decrease the solubility, instead of dissolving into the ouzo, tiny anise oil droplets start to form, desperate to avoid contact with all that icky water.
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But we don't mean the Marie Kondo method; we're talking about clearing our complexions of icky buildup from a long winter's worth of drying and havoc-wreaking elements.
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Household Items You Don't Clean (But Should) Sheets: Once a week Sheets should be washed often to remove a buildup of debris, dust, sweat and other icky things.
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And if you grow your own—or have a prescription—it's pretty easy to make your own Bulletproof-style coffee with just one gram of the sticky icky.
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People might assume you're a bunch of flame-war-loving trolls who think girls are icky—and where YouTuber PewDiePie's fans are concerned, everyone would be absolutely right.
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Still, where reforming antitrust law for the digital age is concerned, RILA is largely right, even if it feels somewhat icky to be agreeing with Walmart about anything.
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But now that cannabis is legal in multiple regions of the United States, the industry is booming with new and creative ways to grow the sticky icky indoors.
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Making a video of yourself speaking can be a powerful way to spot mistakes — assuming you can get over the sometimes icky feeling of watching yourself on camera.
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In vitro beef has a deep bench of advantages, and all of them are rendered meaningless by its one unavoidable shortcoming, which is that people think it's icky.
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But in an icky dodge, the movie does not acknowledge that the real-life bride, whom Gauguin called Tehura, was about 13 at the time of their marriage.
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Not only will you need to get your gluttonous hands on a lobe of foie, you'll also require some food-grade glycerine and an ounce of sticky icky.
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Seriously, go back and watch Snow White, and tell me you don't get an icky feeling watching Snow White happily performing her domestic duties for these seven little men.
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"In general, anything that feels 'icky' early on in a relationship can be a red flag — especially anything that takes from an individual's right to self-determination," Pawlows says.
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Gross and Paquin are appropriately icky, and Kerr Logan (Ser Davos's son from Game of Thrones) as Grace's possible co-conspirator is both menacing and dumb, which is right.
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Talking to your parents about sex, deep throating, and masturbation is the "icky" emotional equivalent of being inside a festival port-a-potty that has been tipped upside down.
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In other cases, when the thing involves embracing a value system that is icky at large, but probably not that bad in small doses, the choice becomes more complicated.
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Her mom lives with the couple and they have a nanny to help out, too, and Teigen said she felt "selfish, icky, and weird" admitting that she was struggling.
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We're all too familiar with this upsetting moment when you go back for more avo a day later only to find the other half is completely brown and icky.
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The Oral-B system was designed to reach deep between teeth to remove more plaque and other icky stuff between your chompers for a cleaner and easier brushing experience.
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" Rubell called the interaction with her creation "complicated," saying in a statement that visitors enjoy hurling the crumbs: "That is the icky truth at the center of the work.
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It isn't the most sophisticated bit of literary craftsmanship, but it's also not a travel diary of an Englishman's exotic thrills abroad, that most exploitative and icky of genres.
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House Republicans refuse to acknowledge the first 100 days of Hillary's presidency on the basis that women count days only when their period is late, and that's just icky.
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It's the same kind of icky, not-quite-right feeling I experienced while watching "Mad Men" with the corporate office full of male superiors and their female support staff.
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And for more than 40 years, her gorgeous, grimy, sexy, icky, sparkly, sweaty work — the subject of her first New York retrospective, "Marilyn Minter: Pretty/Dirty," opening Friday, Nov.
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A nice group of ultra-icky pictures by Fulci is available on Screambox, including "The House by the Cemetery" (1981) and "City of the Living Dead," from 1980, a.k.a.
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To have that food, and its history of immigrant struggle, dismissed as "icky" or "oily" felt like a slap in the face for many in the Asian American community.
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Writing with the comic actress and writer Natasha Rothwell, Legend has updated "Baby, It's Cold Outside," a duet with an icky dynamic that has been reconsidered in recent years.
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The allegations seem so likely to be untrue that even writing the words "Trump" and "allegedly raped a 13-year-old" in the same sentence feels sort of icky.
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We have enough problems, and though The Bachelorette is escapism at its finest, there's really no need for icky exploitation like the kind found on a two-on-one date.
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In my slightly fraying climate-control leggings and a tank top from some college event many years ago, I am embarrassed, icky, not just because the moves are undeniably sexual.
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As we previously reported, Carlos Henderson was arrested in January when cops say he tried to conceal the sticky-icky evidence by eating it -- unsuccessfully -- during a routine traffic stop.
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In the end, it turned out the rollerbladers were Icky and Silence from the High Rollaz UK skate crew and T and J were Tom McFarland and Josh Lloyd-Watson.
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And lately, she has been professing her affection for the sticky-icky by donning Smoke Weed Every Christmas and The Tree Isn't the Only Thing Getting Lit This Year sweatshirts.
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Batali was "just giving me this provocative, icky feeling," the woman, at the time in her mid-20s, says of the incident, which started as a conversation between her Batali.
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But it doesn't have to be all measurement and math and messes — nor does it have to be followed by painter's remorse when the whole thing turns out icky-looking.
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" She added: "He believed his power was so much greater than mine that he could pull icky/unwelcome sexual pranks without consequence and even take pleasure in my extreme discomfort.
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Check out this ganja gift ... it's a flower arrangement with 48 pre-rolled joints filled with the stickiest of the icky ... one for each of Snoop's trips around the sun.
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The restaurant would serve "clean" Chinese food, she wrote in a now-deleted Instagram post -- food that wasn't "too oily," and that wouldn't make people feel "bloated and icky" afterward.
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TripWipes Anti-Bacterial Wipes ($17 Value) Traveling is an icky affair, but you can ward off germs with these wipes that not only kill bacteria but also soften your hands.
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After a few minutes, some of the icky bits near the skin that would be discarded by more conventional sushi chefs appeared as an accompaniment, flash fried into crispy chips.
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This, of course, was nothing new to cultures who had long embraced the dance style, and that only added an icky layer of appropriation onto the already-questionable mainstream trend.
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After an overwhelming smell of the sticky icky filled an Ohio courtroom, a man finally admitted he had the stash and pulled two bags of dank nugs from his underwear.
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Fallen leaves are bagged in plastic, and ultimately all the trees are removed so that a neat, thick layer of convenient concrete can be poured over all that icky mud.
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"'Split' is lurid and ludicrous, and sometimes more than a little icky in its prurient, maudlin interest in the abuse of children," A. O. Scott wrote in his Times review.
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Right. Will it at least be a normal day, or will this be one of these complete, slimy, icky days, in which the entire time you want to take a shower?
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Well, a potential manager once told Ms. Rashad that she was too elegant to play prostitutes, which is an icky way of suggesting that she carries herself with a certain reserve.
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But according to the capital's scuttlebutt he longs to spend more time in Hawaii—eating the icky shave ice which is a local delicacy, bodysurfing with the daredevils on Sandy Beach.
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From edibles to vapes, cultivation boxes to dab rigs, there are seemingly endless ways to consume cannabis in the growing number of states that have passed legislature legalizing the sticky icky.
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Johnson's case isn't just a way for me to revisit our icky thing together—seeing someone else in my place has helped me look at things in a new, unbiased light.
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That question, and more, will leave you feeling haunted and icky after all seven episodes of this Netflix true-crime docuseries flow past you like the blood-elevator in The Shining.
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A recent point-and-click indie entry, Stasis is set on an industrial space station that oozes with the slimy, icky aesthetic the Alien films owe to artist H. R. Giger.
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The flamingos that once prowled the property were long gone (or hiding in shame) and the monkey cages, while clean, seemed to epitomize the place — an icky vestige of another era.
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When Bill Clinton pardoned the wealthy fugitive Marc Rich after Rich's ex-wife hosted a fundraiser for him and donated to his legal defense fund, it felt nothing less than icky.
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I understood the brand and its founder to be somewhat icky while simultaneously, for overlapping reasons, cool, a tension that was still possible and in fact culturally widespread until fairly recently!
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But taking a step back from the immediate shock and awe of enlisting Spicer to send up his own time in the White House made the whole bit feel … well, icky.
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When cops spoke with the 19-year-old running back ... they say he reeked of weed -- and after they searched his FSU backpack -- they found a glass jar containing the sticky icky.
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If it feels familiar, and not just in the stereotypically icky dot-commy way, the ad is pretty much a shot-for-shot recreation of Facebook's famously awful "Chairs" ad from 2012.
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Applebury likens this type of thing to the "uncanny valley" phenomenon, in which a human talks to an AI robot and can tell that something is off, which makes them feel icky.
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Meanwhile, the company's icky but profitable decision to strip-mine Snapchat for parts resulted in a monster year for Instagram, which added 200 million users in its first year since cloning stories.
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You may feel like you'd follow her anywhere...Schumer does something even a lot of trained actresses don't: She lets the feelings — the icky, squirmy, uncomfortable ones — come right through her skin.
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But the sense of alarm also spiked because people had language that allowed them to name the icky feelings they had about what their phones were doing to them and to society.
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That was an amazing year, all those bands were fantastic- I had no idea how the off-kilter, broken down punk rants of Icky Boyfriends would go over but people loved them.
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This production declines to work against the play's suggestion that female sexuality is not only icky and no fun (Barrie's only marriage was rumored to have been unconsummated, so …) but also perilous.
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The event — young visitors are encouraged to come in costume — will include concocting "icky sticky goo" to take home and learning about the insects and other creatures in the museum's live collection.
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So basically, the idea is that these probiotics repopulate your gut with "good" or "normal" bacteria that can fight the icky bacteria that causes the acute bout of diarrhea, according to the CDC.
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In one standout bust from 203, the DEA nabbed some sticky-icky that scored an impressive 33.12%, the highest concentration of THC the agency has ever seen in a domestic sample of weed.
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So, considering how little we know about MCT products or supplements, and how icky straight-up MCTs can make you feel, you might be better off opting for a different kind of oil.
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We were completing a unit on the ancient Egyptians in school and I wanted Icky to have his toys and cat food put in his tomb to bring with him to the afterlife.
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Image: NickelodeonOur friends at The A.V. Club just published an insanely awesome oral history of the obstacle course from Nickelodeon's classic game show Double Dare, and it's chock-full of icky, messy fun.
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I've talked about it with my doctor, and we're trying a few different things in hopes of fixing it, but until we figure it out, I'm stuck with a pretty icky sleep schedule.
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If you need to pop off the busy streets for a pitstop, you probably won't find a free toilet — and even the ones you pay for are more than likely gonna be icky.
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They hold up well, because they're made from long-staple Turkish cotton using a special spinning process that makes them extra-absorbent and quick to dry (so they never get icky or musty).
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While cannabis consumption laws were widely ignored, there are some people out there that never tried the sticky icky, and Cut Video has been doing an excellent job of documenting their first experiences.
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"Every Exquisite Thing" is guilty of the "not like other girls" trope — the notion that while most girls are predictable and icky, this one has complex dreams and emotions that make her special.
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Onscreen, the character oozes a sort of charlatan charm and confidence that may feel icky to viewers, but really seems to work well on the hundreds of rich, anxious parents he preys upon.
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But he soon returned to the mathematics department, where he and two colleagues started experimenting with early computer technology and built a machine they called the Imperial College Computing Engine — "Icky" for short.
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And her special gift is once she had done the work of investigating much more uncomfortable, I want to say, deeply icky feelings, the shell just solidified, and that was really cool to see.
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But as The Mary Sue points out, the mere fact that the brand is called thinkThin coupled with the criticism of Gal Gadot's body when she was cast makes this partnership a little... icky.
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I've been to a few Goner Fests but my favorite was 2011 when Royal Headache, Straight Arrows, Kitchens' Floor, Deaf Wish played alongside acts such as Ty Segall, Icky Boyfriends and James Arthurs Manhunt.
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There was the awful and now infamous Superman 64; the icky Aquaman: Battle for Atlantis; the disappointing X-Men: Destiny and a bunch of other tie-ins that were nothing more than cash grabs.
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Alkah is a bearded alligator, his name is one letter off from Allah—the Arabic word for God—and in this story, his minions are all beautiful pink creatures covered in icky black mud.
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But what we have seen of him in the Trump era paints a different picture, of a man absolutely willing to look the other way when things around the workplace get weird and icky.
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This explains the Dark Lord's Sabrina obsession, and makes it sliiiightly less icky that he wants her to be his queen, since I guess he means that she is his heir, not his child-bride.
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But even on its own merits, The Circus was icky: It was totally entertaining and often informative on a basic level, but when the credits rolled, you weren't quite sure why you'd just watched it.
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I respect the hustle, but it does feel a bit icky to me that these women are trying to turn the loyal follower base they have built into customers for an allegedly predatory business model.
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On Saturday night, Saturday Night Live tackled the highly icky report that Alabama Republican senatorial candidate Roy Moore engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a minor with the man whose seat he's filling: Jeff Sessions.
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A Sonic in Gulfport, Mississippi has posted a professionally laminated sign in its window, reminding customers that if their cars smell strongly of that sticky-icky, they'll have to go elsewhere for their Cinnabon Cinnasnacks.
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"Stealing Beauty" doesn't sidestep the icky pitfalls of that conceit, especially once a dying playwright (Jeremy Irons) finds out and spills the beans to a community of mostly middle-aged artists, who obsess over it.
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And even for those who haven't personally experienced that level of betrayal, it's hard to shake an icky feeling that comes with a story that involves such a direct bodily violation of hundreds of women.
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Mr. Ricamora, who recalled the "icky feeling" of playing one of the two Asian characters in a summer stock production of the 1934 musical "Anything Goes," likes being on this side of things for once.
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But this isn't the time to build a bunker, buy a prep kit, or do anything more serious than the normal things a human should do to stay healthy (namely: washing your icky little hands!!!).
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Though women, who clearly fare worst when it comes to being subjected to icky behavior on dating apps, will be given a lot more reactions to unleash then men, who'll just have the basic options.
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In fact, part of the reason she gets involved in the Gryphons & Gargoyles game in the first place is to escape her super icky home life that involves shacking up with her soon-to-be spouse.
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You're so focused on your own feeling of apologizing, and then I'm starting to feel icky, and it robs me of my ability to enjoy helping because you're so busy putting yourself down about needing help.
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He revels in the story's icky, freaky stuff; he's right at home, which may be why he seems liberated by its labyrinthine turns and why you don't care if you get a little lost in them.
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Still, I don't have to rattle off all the reasons we shouldn't live by the rules of Shakespeare's world — or explain why casting a 13-year-old as the love interest of an adult is icky.
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The NFL is half baked ... according to former NFL safety Tony Parrish, who says that about half of those playing in the league are getting a little toke of the sticky icky from time to time.
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I knew there was something icky about the situation, but I quit because the job didn't pay enough for me to live on and was far too time-consuming for me to get a second job.
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One where the lo mein wouldn't make people feel "bloated and icky" the next day, or one where the food wasn't "too oily" or salty, as she wrote in an Instagram post a few weeks ago.
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So, in an effort to help you push through that "icky" feeling, I laid out the three excuses you probably make to avoid giving feedback — and provided a mantra to help you get over each one.
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When the olds and academics were initially trying to figure out Millennials, there were countless articles and books about the rise of the "kidult," the "man-child," the "adultescent," or the "twixter," a particularly icky term.
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The film is "well done, but it's about women getting their period, and I don't think any man is voting for this film because it's just icky for men," he wrote, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The same company that urges us to monitor our phone screen time, make healthier choices, and live better lives is now getting into the icky business of debt, incentivizing spending by giving users cashback on their purchases.
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Dr. Brandt Magnetight Age-Defier Magnet Mask and Dr. Harold Lancer's Younger Revealing Mask are iron-infused formulas that are removed with an included magnet, which pulls off the mask and the icky particles in your pores.
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Just by seeing a roach, your mind is instantly filled with thoughts of tiny, icky insect feet crawling all over every inch of your skin, as you flail helplessly about — like the inferior being that you are.
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What will likely happen is that small businesses will hang up the phone, or will become successfully adept and efficient at recognizing and processing the Google Assistant calls, but will feel a bit icky in the process.
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After all, many people who were teenagers or adults around the dawn of the millennium wore teensy rectangular glasses without it feeling icky — even Goldie Hawn wore the angled Lolita versions (impeccably!) in The First Wives Club.
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And since it's made with plenty of natural and antioxidant-rich ingredients like green tea, chamomile, coconut water, and aloe (leaving out parabens, synthetic dyes, and other icky ingredients), you can feel good about slathering it on daily.
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Bien sûr, this is all intended as riotous summer fun (though the best fun is in mocking it), but there is some icky dumbing down of art here based in carefree privileged action that we need to unpack.
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But the conversation beforehand, in which June bluntly informs Nick that he'll have to sleep with his child bride, is great television — and the consummation itself, with that horrifying embroidered hole in the sheet, is icky and fascinating.
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The shirts were in poor taste for a multitude of reasons, but particularly icky because B.I.G.'s mother came out and said that the Jenner sisters never received permission to use the rapper's likeness in the first place.
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These are just ordinary cans—cans that a brave person–let's say one who has been fucked over by Ontario's BRUTAL legal cannabis rollout—could just reach into and get their hands on some good, good sticky-icky.
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Now that he's been fired by NBC News amid multiple allegations of sexual harassment, Matt Lauer's past work has come under intense scrutiny — and some of it will leave you feeling decidedly icky in light of the new accusations.
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I've interviewed a few couples who have met through dating apps and have had some successful dates off Tinder, so if nothing else it could give people hope that the sometimes-icky process of swiping is worth the trouble.
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For Marzluff, who has experienced "body confidence stuff and icky stuff around food" her whole life and has training in both dietetics and health coaching, it's part of a larger goal to help people not feel bad about food.
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One, of course, involves the meeting of Jon and his Aunt Dany, which could be the most powerful union on the show as well as the latest icky one, if they pair off before figuring out their family connection.
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Designed by Mr. van Hove's right-hand aesthetician, Jan Versweyveld, the typically abstract set includes a suspended accordion, which plays itself, and the carcass of a car, which (this being a van Hove production) rains icky oil on everybody.
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"Downhill" has a few yuks, but for the most part, it cuts the comedy, substituting that icky feeling that comes from being trapped on a train, plane or bus, trying not to eavesdrop on the couple in the next row.
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That in-game currency might feel icky to some, but it's there so that Dots can let you spend amounts smaller than $0.99 (the minimum in-app purchase) on the little items you'll want to use from time to time.
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For the most part, though, the show sets up provocative situations, dances up to the edge of icky and then cleverly steps back, while continuing to advance the plot with one twist after another over the course of its first season.
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Much of the narrative tension in "I Love You, Daddy" involves not just the parameters of China and Leslie's icky relationship, but also how Glen navigates that ick in view of his own longstanding adoration of the other man's work.
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To a degree, I get where the people written about in this article are coming from; the West they believe in — remote and desolate, yet awesomely beautiful and resource-rich, far from that icky urban environment — is a familiar, comfortable home.
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It's particularly icky listening to Halbach's college friend provide season two's voiceovers defending the Halbach family— the thought being that if Halbach's immediate family didn't want to appear on the show, how much of a "friend" could this person really be?
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I've experienced a wide sampling of icky moments — from "helpful" hands climbing up ladders to needing to prove myself on construction sites in a way that my male colleagues don't — but I believe that what drives women away is straightforward.
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If you're inclined to believe the domestic-abuse allegations filed against Depp by his ex-wife Amber Heard (as I am), then supporting anything the actor does might feel like a vaguely immoral, or at least icky thing to do.
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The book, rife with icky descriptions of "Orientals," countless ninjas that wavered in the face of Bennet fury, and a throwaway interracial relationship, was the lucrative marriage of two high-performing genres and casual racism by a white male author.
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The treasure hunting doesn't bring that increasingly icky sense of colonialism from previous titles in the series — which featured a white dude going around to various sacred temples before crumbling every inch of it beneath his feet, and moving on.
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I live-tweeted the whole thing, along with a gleeful community of other hate-watchers who'd call out the show's icky sexual politics and double standards, then hold our breath at the proposal point, and weep along with the winners.
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So we thought if we were introducing a new behavior, which was normalizing this idea of wearing clothes that other people had worn before, which is kind of icky, we needed to do it around something that was really easy to understand.
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Besides using honey as an adhesive on the rolling paper to keep the sticky icky in place, or this really complex method of holding the L that takes way too much concentration even while sober, I suggest you guys just go with bongs.
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Aw, yeah: Expect Trump's inauguration to have a "soft sensuality" not a "circus-like celebration" with celebrities, says his inauguration planner There might be some clarification forthcoming about "soft sensuality," but I have absolutely no idea what could possibly make it less icky.
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Still, since Satoransky replaced John Wall in Washington's starting lineup on January 27, the Wizards have been wildly successful with him on the floor and an icky swamp when he sits—he owns the best net differential on the team over that span.
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It was their idea to mix it with Nick Rhodes, and I had chosen Jeremy Wheatley, because he had mixed Basement Jaxx's "Where's Your Head At." I loved the sound of that and how sticky, icky the Gary Numan sample was in that.
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One in a group, or two in a group have had, many in the group have had sexual remarks said at them that are just icky, and then one or two have had really serious encounters, I've noticed in groups of people. Right.
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For as many times as The West Wing tried to engage with the icky implications of its foremost black character being a glorified servant, it had a bad habit of centering stories that could have been about Charlie on white characters instead.
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Something creaky and possibly icky adheres to its story of the romance between Sarah, a ferocious young deaf woman who defends the dignity of sign language, and James, the glib speech therapist who tries to bulldoze her into lip-reading and spoken English.
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In a different timeline that doesn't go down the icky Netflix-is-controlling-you rabbit hole, the meta-fication of Stefan's loss of autonomy is more subtle and convincing in its attempt to make the viewer feel like a part of the story.
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But while Pyramid Head has flown the horror coop once before, for the DS-only New International Track and Field (bit weird, that; other Konami characters appearing included Solid Snake and Frogger), this Super Bomberman R addition has me feeling… icky. Y'know?
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It's hard to shake the icky feeling that whoever has it could be looking at all your private text messages, your emails, your bank account, and your photos—maybe some that you'd rather not have posted on the internet or sent to your boss.
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As Isaac Hempstead-Wright has been telling us for a while, Bran is a very different character now that he's become the Three-Eyed Raven, and that apparently means making icky, omnipotent observations about the wonderful memory of Sansa being raped on her wedding night.
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When they think of 'gray zone,' they think of: 'So many times my partner wants sex, and I don't, and I go through with it, and it feels icky, but I do it anyway, because they're my partner, and I feel like I should.
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While Bonnaire, nearing 30 at the time, was too old to play a teenager, her maturity saves the film from veering into icky territory when it addresses what it might have been like for her hormone-riddled soldiers to sleep beside her at night.
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This is icky moral territory to wade into at any time, but especially in an era when terrible men are newly exposed every day, and asking viewers to spend a 10-episode season trapped inside the brain of one feels like a tall order.
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It also sounds a bit like "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" by Jet or "Icky Thump" by The White Stripes or pretty much any song by any band Zane Lowe interviewed on Gonzo in 2007 to a chorus of terrible hats and black Chelsea boots.
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And it&aposs a racist myth, tied closely to deep-seated stereotypes of Americanized Chinese food as being dirty and unhealthy — the same stereotypes that led Instagram-famous nutritionist Arielle Haspel to open (and close) a "less icky" Chinese restaurant in New York&aposs East Village.
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We've done the research to help you find the site best suited to your shared needs and interests, covering everything from the transaction fees you should be aware of to the cool customizable options you can use to make this whole thing feel intimate, not icky.
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That's the danger of nostalgia: Even when it tries to be progressive, keeping the past at a distance makes it easy to gloss over the icky parts, especially when the power to select and frame stories remains in the hands of people who benefit from the status quo.
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" Ms. Lang's sexuality may never have been intertwined to her stardom, but she spoke about it to a writer for The Advocate in the summer of 1992, because at the time Queer Nation, an AIDS activist group, "was outing people right and left," she said, "which was icky.
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The other really icky thing about this is that Capcom's attempt to stop hackers seems to reach beyond your garden-variety paywall cheaters and into the territory of locking out mod hobbyists and other people who have developed tools to help competitive players practice, such as hitbox viewer applications.
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It also seems to suggest that there is something icky and lowbrow about fiction being relatable: that it should be held to such a higher standard, talked about as "text" in its own special ways, and kept preciously removed in its distinct sphere of extra-special all-made-up-ness.
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During the regular Late Late Show truth-or-icky-dare segment "Spill Your Guts Or Fill Your Guts" Bieber (or at least the producer who handed him the card) hit host James Corden with a tough question: on a scale of one to 10, how much does he regret doing Cats?
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Maybe the company believes the Pixel should win on its merits, maybe it doesn't want to offend partners like Samsung, or maybe it just thinks the kind of shenanigans you have to play to get the likes of AT&T and Verizon to push your product are just too icky.
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There are also the icky optics of HHS Secretary Price spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on private flights while at the same time lobbying for a plan to repeal and replace Obamacare that would cut federal Medicaid spending by hundreds of millions of dollars over the next 10 years, versus current law.
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Of course, this new feature is, potentially, pretty icky: If you live in a city where many of the verified users are from one industry (say, entertainment in LA or media in NYC), then there's a good chance the dating app will show you lots of people you might, well, know. Eesh.
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We've got to defeat the Night King, resolve the Targ succession and all the icky incest questions it will raise, figure out what happens up North now that Jon has pledged himself to Dany/is a Targ, resolve the Theon stuff, and Sam has to write A Song of Ice and Frickin' Fire.
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Somewhere between a joke-free version of "Horrible Bosses" and a horror story lies "The Assistant," an icky yet highly watchable workplace drama centering on a young woman who toils in the New York office of the chairman of a Miramax-like film production company that is haunted by an unseen presence.
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I just wanted something I could look at when the icky feeling creeped back and left me face-planted on top of my bed, something a little silly to defang my dread about the upcoming year, and to remember that there was actually a lot of cool stuff worth being excited about.
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As funny as it was when Twitter got me wrong and told a bunch of brands to sell me dad content, there's an icky feeling that comes with realizing how much Twitter got right (Twitter also predicted that Gizmodo's space writer Rae is into "drama" and "space and astronomy," which she confirms is extremely accurate).
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Facebook design flaw let thousands of kids join chats with unauthorized users As someone who has found Messenger Kids icky from the start, I read this one with an extremely smug expression: Facebook's Messenger Kids app is built around a simple premise: children shouldn't be able to talk to users who haven't been approved by their parents.
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That said, the difference in their ages is going to make any attempt to follow through on their romance from the comics pretty Game Of Thrones icky, and Hugh Jackman says he's done with the character after Wolverine 3 anyway, so really all we're doing here is setting up hurt / comfort fan-fiction and swoony Tumblr gifsets.
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When we're young, many of us were told to tell Mom and Dad if anyone ever touched us in a way that felt icky; as we grow up, we are armed with pepper spray and rape whistles, with instructions to always carry cab fare, not leave our drinks unattended at a bar, that no should mean no.
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The rise of some gays in Trump's orbit tracks with a trend of growing conditional acceptance within conservative circles, such as events featuring gay men held at the Metropolitan Republican Club in New York City and the Capitol Hill Club in DC. The ostracizing and icky smears of yore about homosexuals being diseased and immoral have largely given way to limited social tolerance.
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Martinez was part of The Smile That Launched 1,000 Ships, a show curated by Dylan Redford, Lauren Monzon, and Borscht Corp, and she filled a bathroom with a sensually icky and wonderful installation: words like "Baby" stuck to tile plaques and written in seemingly wet hair; a striking, pencil-drawn version of a mirror selfie placed at the bottom of a tub.
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With 10 total nods, it's tied with Roma for the most nominations overall — and that's all the more impressive given that although it's a visually sumptuous period drama, it's got none of the usual qualities of a high-nomination movie: It's not heartwarming, it's not inspiring, it has a rather dark view of human nature, and it gets rather icky in places.
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Suffice it to say it gets downright icky, as explained by Dan Callahan of TheWrap: It is probably a job for a psychiatrist to figure out just why Hurwitz felt the need to construct a damsel-in-distress story that is conducted by proxy by an immature mother who is having all of her actions dictated by her young son.
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Though he retired years ago, Mr. Maher, like McSorley's itself, was a font of froth and fact about the bar and its memorabilia, which includes a sawdust-sprinkled floor, a pair of Harry Houdini's escape-proof handcuffs, a wanted poster for "the Murderer" John Wilkes Booth and an icky accumulation of wishbones that dangles from a gas lamp over the bar.
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Had a collaboration of this nature taken place, say, a decade or more ago, when the mega-million-dollar movie franchise was more powerful than the three mega-famous pop stars recruited for its soundtrack, the result likely would have been a homogeneous mess, with the singers' signature moves all flattened out in service of a grueling and icky movie-driven theme.
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Some people might think buying used clothing is icky, but nine million more people bought secondhand clothes in 2017 than in 2016, and, according to "Rise of the Fashion Resale Marketplace," a report released earlier this year by the investment bank Raymond James, sixty-two per cent of women say that they have bought or are willing to buy secondhand.
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With this awful election cycle, the seemingly endless bad news across this country and the world, and a just a general icky feeling all over the place these days, it's probably no surprise that this very inspirational video of an exchange between a father and daughter has only gained in popularity since it was posted on Ron Altson's Destined for Greatness Health and Wellness Facebook page.
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"The vision of a small table in the Green Room with the President and the FBI director seated there having a quiet lunch in a cavernous room, with two Navy stewards waiting on them, and Director Comey feeling uncomfortable, awkward, knowing that they shouldn't be having that ... meeting," Gagliano rattled off, describing the scene, as detailed in Comey's statement, that had left him feeling icky.
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Whether you classify her as an investigative humorist or a funny reporter, Mary Roach is an author with a formula: She tackles a subject that, to many a layperson, is forbiddingly icky (to use the clinical term), conducts loads of research and interviews, and then relates her findings in a series of conversational, disarming dispatches that don't read like typical, stock-serious science writing.
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Galantis: The Aviary (Big Beat/Atlantic) One doesn't expect solid albums or even singles from EDM groups these days, but the notoriously anonymous Swedish duo Galantis's ebullient second album, The Aviary, occupies corporate dancepop's golden mean: that perfect prototypical space where shiny hooks come together with surging beats and gleeful melodies to soar in unison, free of the individual ego and subjectivity's icky trappings.
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Apparently, full-time residents of the Swamp, which went 93-94 percent for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, are not at all enthused at the prospect of letting the sort of icky, deplorable average Americans who voted for Trump into their homes.
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But showing your co-workers that you're aware of the fact that you're making their work environment a little icky will help them understand that if it were up to you, you'd be at home on the couch watching TV. When I landed on the idea that I'd contracted tuberculosis, I also decided that if I was going to be sick at work, I was going to work insanely hard.
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Jack White changed the lyrics to his 2007 White Stripes hit "Icky Thump" to go after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE during a performance at New York's Governors Ball on Sunday night.
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Sen. Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.) blasted President Trump's speech to a crowd of Boy Scouts as "icky" on Monday night.
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And then I realized, you know, it's one thing if the joke is not at the expense of people who identify as trans, but there were few moments within that entire set where trans people were not portrayed as gross, as abnormal, as weird and a little bit icky, and I think that's a really dangerous thing to do because — WM: You're saying that he was portraying them that way?
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Equally impressive is that live, Miku sidesteps many of the major concerns associated with so-called "hologram performances"—there's no icky sense of corpse-desecration that comes with, say, a Tupac hologram, and unlike Chief Keef's attempt at a virtual tour there's no possibility of feeling short-changed by the performer not actually showing up—which opens up the possibility that she's a harbinger of a new era of the concert experience.
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Maybe casual listeners who enjoy his singles on the radio without bothering to dissect his seven Billboard 200-topping albums can engage without getting sucked into an abusive relationship, but committed fans keep running lists of his character flaws, despise him for said flawed character, respect him for revealing said flawed character, respect him for his perpetual efforts to change, despise themselves for respecting him, despise him for making them despise themselves, and take perverse pleasure in the whole icky process.
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There was, for instance, the South African food bros who thought it was a good idea to call their "Asian restaurant" Misohawni (pronounced "me so hohny"); the white Iowans who went with Me So Hungry for their hip hop-themed breakfast restaurant; and Arielle Haspel, the "mompreneur" who probably would've gotten more pushback for calling her American-Chinese joint Lucky Lee's, if she wasn't getting buried for her comments about how her food was "clean" and not "icky" like authentic Chinese.
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Tracklist:"We Are Lift Boys" - Lift Boys A.K.A. (EYE)"live improv" - Prolaps (Bonnie Baxter X DJ Machine Girl)"He'll Give You Six" - Pepper Mill Rondo"Machines Against The Rage" - qebrus"Singing a song" - Kill Alters Archives"AWAWAW" - SAICOBAB"Which Fork (YOKUBARI and Jeremy Hyman remix)" - L'Rain"live Improv" - Prolaps (Bonnie Baxter & DJ Machine Girl)"Stay, Go (Geng Silver Abyssmal Remix)" - L'Rain"Pelvic Floor Limited" - Yasushi Yoshida X Kill Alters"Roach On Dope" - Machine Girl"Burn The Witch" - LSDXOXO"Amnesia" - Special Request / "Lesser Artist Borrow, Great Artist Vape" - Pepper Mill Rondo"Nobody Cares" - Kill Alters Archives"Iceman icky grimy mix" - Buttress"Ghost Lover" - Lee song 1980's (Kill Alters Archives)"Axiom" - Bonnie Baxter"Choo Choo Choo I can I can" - Kill Alters Archives
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