I gave some lumps, so I should take some lumps, too.
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All we are is fat lumps of flesh traversing through our days giving out our energy—positive or shitty—to other lumps around us.
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And I was thinking about how many deserved lumps I got, and how Cullen was just one of the many lads who imparted them lumps to me.
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"You're going to take lumps, you're going to give lumps, it's all a learning process," Rodon said, repeating a lesson he learned from White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper.
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One is more just a financial, smoothing out the lumps.
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Thankfully, they make up less than 1% of benign lumps.
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Within days, however, she noticed "little lumps" on her brows.
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She looked online and realized those lumps were his kidneys.
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Right after the first [chemo] sessions, the two lumps disappeared.
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I hated it – all I saw were lumps and bumps.
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There are a few lumps to that plot, as well.
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A spatter of raised flesh lumps lay across his stomach.
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You just have to be ready to take your lumps.
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It lumps all your phone's VR content into one app.
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"I took my lumps like a man," Mr. Grimm said.
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There's a lot to learn, and some lumps to take, too.
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While these lumps are mostly benign, about 10% can be cancerous.
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"I don't really like to feel hardness in lumps," she says.
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Bring lumps to throats and you're definitely on the right track.
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All I know is to take your lumps like a man.
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Three lumps of plutonium have gone missing, the tape message says.
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There they lay, dozens of little brown lumps shiny as slugs.
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Another is a low morass of pink lumps and brackish water.
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Bumps and lumps on the screen are normal, according to Motorola.
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On the grandest possible scale, however, lumps are a good thing.
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This lumps them all in together as if there's little difference.
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Unlike many a smooth TV private eye, Mannix took his lumps.
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Your note should encourage men to have any breast lumps checked.
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When I was diagnosed, I'd had biopsies and benign lumps removed before.
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It started with redness, but that turned into lumps, swelling, and pain.
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In lotuses the air pockets are created by minute lumps of wax.
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But it's hard to do those lumps justice when using Lego bricks.
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It's okay if there are some small lumps in the mixture. 4.
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There were lumps on the side of his face below the jawline.
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His hands swelled and developed lumps, which turned out to be tumors.
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Clustered around the pond will be an assortment of odd, slimy lumps.
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Note: That list lumps together a few different kinds of gaming subscriptions.
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I think Ann and Paul [Tuennerman] have taken their lumps on this.
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But by November she'd found more lumps, this time on her ribs.
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These two big lumps came up and they never did go down.
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But the consumer products business has also taken its lumps in 2016.
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The cacao—claggy and lukewarm—pools in bitter lumps in my mouth.
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"I had lumps under my arm in my lymph node," Boone says.
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Lumps went to university for product design, but wound up hating it.
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Sieve the chickpea flour in, whisking vigorously so as to avoid lumps.
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When all of the lumps have disappeared, add lavender and sea salt.
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Premalignant tiny lumps in the breast became known as stage zero cancer.
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His underarms were tender, though again she couldn't feel any abnormal lumps.
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He drains off the buttermilk and then hand squeezes great lumps of it.
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"Amazon obviously took its lumps in [the third quarter] after earnings," Anmuth said.
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When she answered, he confirmed that the lumps in her breasts were cancerous.
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The premise is simple: Lumps of juicy pineapple-like chews, coated in chocolate.
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Mascara kept on for decades leaves &aposembedded&apos lumps under woman&aposs eyelids .
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Add in the half and half, whisking, so that there are no lumps.
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Cars were set ablaze and lumps of concrete and cobblestones hurled at officers.
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She's the type of person who lumps herself in with Madonna and Rihanna.
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In a medium bowl, mash the potatoes until all lumps are gone. 5.
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"If placed poorly, lip threads can cause lumps and other issues," she cautions.
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Fortunately, the lumps are not cancerous and usually harmless, the Mayo Clinic says.
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"They're tired of taking their lumps on this," the aide said of Republicans.
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Small lumps are common at archaeological sites in Scandinavia, according to the study.
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But if the Hawks take their lumps for one season—and the more lumps the better, honestly—while maintaining cap flexibility, they'll be set up to pluck a franchise-boosting talent in next year's draft, which could be an exceptional one.
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Pros: Large lumps, burns hot, burns slowly, all-natural, mellow flavor, low ashCons: Takes a while to get to achieve a high temperature; sometimes the lumps are so large they are hard to get out of the bag or to manage.
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Some were just rocks, others hardened lumps of sand that came apart when squeezed.
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Choose an allover print that may create questionable optical illusions on our lady lumps?
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But the pain isn't my problem; it's the fact that these lumps are hideous.
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But Benedek urges a better safe than sorry policy when it comes to lumps.
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Instead, it lumps the kingdom in with 14 other oil exporters in its reports.
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They break lumps of mud and rock not with hammers but with bigger rocks.
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They argued that the mandated $15 pay unfairly lumps franchised businesses with large employers.
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The problem is, this lumps together too many differing ideological views that are incomparable.
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RHP Cam Bedrosian took most of the lumps in Cleveland's seven-run eighth inning.
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The malignant lumps were found when she was treated for fractured ribs in November.
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Even the rate of "all-cause mortality," which lumps together chronic diseases, is falling.
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"—there are a few red lumps in the glass—she says, fake demure, "Strawberries.
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In addition, thyroid lumps were found accidentally when people had scans for other reasons.
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This vegan white chocolate calendar tastes like eating lumps of butter, which is good.
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Mr. Robot has taken its lumps in the press and from fans this season.
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The large lumps burn hot, slowly, and leave a mellow flavor with low ash.
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In the process, any primordial nonuniformities, or lumps, were swept forever out of view.
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But symptoms like breast pain, swelling, fluid buildup or lumps should not be ignored.
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Rather, her work is obsessed with, for lack of better terms, lumps and bumps.
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His lymph nodes were so swollen that they formed lumps all over his body.
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Some of us will get nice gifts, while others will get lumps of coal.
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Now, those lumps are doomed to orbit the Red Planet until one or both implode.
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Tune in next week for even more rare lumps, surgical success stories, and satisfying pops.
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Flattened, misshapen lumps of fatty tissue and scars from 28 surgeries were all that remained.
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Tune in next week for another round of lumps, bumps, and the occasional family drama.
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It's a handsome phone, and although it (oddly) isn't waterproof, it's built to take lumps.
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That's why women who have fibrocystic breasts really need to learn their lovely lady lumps.
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Graham religiously shares images of her photoshop-free body, stretch marks, bumps, lumps, and all.
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People reverted to superstition: sugar lumps soaked in kerosene, and aromatic fires to clear "miasmas".
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Lie on your back and feel each breast, looking for lumps and unfamiliar tissue changes.
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Whisk the soda water or beer into the flour mixture until there are no lumps.
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He's allowed to go through some lumps, just like a lot of our players are.
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Orbitz is the only drink on this list that contained floating lumps of solid food.
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Anderson also wrongly lumps all Catholic politicians together and presumes that they oppose abortion rights.
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As gas accumulates, it can forms lumps within the disk, temporarily blocking the inward flow.
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Isabella Karle developed processes to synthesize plutonium chloride out of lumps of impure plutonium oxide.
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Companies like Uber, Lyft, CrowdStrike and Slack have taken extra large lumps in recent weeks.
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Instead, Gerard said he tried, and often failed, to hide the lumps under his clothes.
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The result would be submicroscopic irregularities or fluctuations, teeny-tiny lumps of hot and cold.
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Cases generally come to light when symptoms develop, like lumps, pain, fluid buildup and swelling.
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This is not surprising since Trump clearly lumps his lawyer and the attorney general together.
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No matter how much you shake it, there will always be a few small lumps.
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Until then, it's still taking a back seat to the Razr and its potential lumps.
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" Bill Burr warns, "I don't want to discourage [young comedians], but you will take your lumps.
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And I'm not ashamed of a few lumps, bumps or cellulite.. and you shouldn't be either.
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But these severed limbs, haggard faces, and fleshy lumps are actually made entirely out of dough.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Am I willing to take my lumps for the benefit of the entire country?
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This bra looks great under tees or sweater; it's smooth and shows no lumps or bulges.
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It flows beautifully and covers lumps and bumps you just don't want the world to see.
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Men huddled on the lumps of moldy sofas around them, donning blankets and scarves and jackets.
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Everyone has a different body, with unique lumps and bumps that can make hair removal difficult.
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The patient's husband pointed to a couple of other spots where he'd felt lumps or bumps.
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Larvae burrowed through the leaves and created tunnel marks while eggs leave lumps in the leaves.
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This week, the patients are friends Lauren and Aziza, who have matching lumps on their wrists.
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Five of them arrived overripe, with lumps and dark spots that I had to cut off.
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Five, six times in the night, I pass lumps of thick black blood of this size.
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Little has changed, except that the trucks zipping along the freeways appear to be driverless lumps.
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Alabama and Mississippi still celebrate a "King-Lee" day that lumps King together with Confederate Gen.
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You'll make mistakes, and you'll take some lumps, on the stove and in the seminar room.
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When doing the right thing meant staying quiet and taking some lumps, Comey chose not to.
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Six years later, after a routine mammogram with normal results, she felt lumps in her breast.
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The report lumps Kickstarter-style campaigns together with peer-to-peer lending and equity fundraising online.
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And is the best response to cancel the meetings or show up and take your lumps?
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Today amber-colored lumps of MDMA in gelatine caps and plastic baggies are all the rage.
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While some lumps and bumps can be caused by friction or shaving, they can also be genetic.
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Over the course of an hour, we see five patients with never-before-seen lumps and bumps.
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And these new thinking machines will without a doubt surpass the wonder of our lumps of goo.
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Merkel cell carcinoma manifests as pink lumps that usually show up around the face on older folks.
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Scrape down the sides and bottom of the stand mixer bowl to prevent lumps from forming. 210.
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I also saw a lot of people suffering—everything from body wounds, red lumps, unblemished red skin.
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Repeated bumps, lumps and physical damage to a battery can also make it more likely to fail.
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"If it doesn't work out, take your lumps and relax," Trump told his TV audience in 2004.
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He released music in erratic lumps at unexpected times — a SoundCloud approach years before that service existed.
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However, the wax became displaced and collected in hard lumps around her chin, disfiguring her famous beauty.
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Instead, it lumps such expenses into a line item it calls "growth and new market development" costs.
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Under the stark lighting in there, I was a pale image of stretch marks and bulging lumps.
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A lot of times I see women who had lumps for 18 months before I saw them.
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But I just wanted to ask you which grownups deserve presents or lumps of coal... Like Trump.
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The lengthening shadows magnified a series of lumps on the sidewalk, like cairns marking a mountain trail.
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Not ankle weights: a daily 10k run with lumps of cast iron tied to his bony legs.
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"Everyone lumps direct mail with TV and radio together, and they are actually pretty different," says Prabhakar.
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The nodules are lumps of rock that contain various metals including iron, copper, nickel, manganese and cobalt.
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Elsewhere she added steel lumps that resemble river rocks — a basic construction material used by native cultures.
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Add the vanilla and salt and mix on high speed until no lumps remain, about 43 minutes.
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In the first scene, they are scavenging lumps of coal to exchange for milk at the market.
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In fact, it's rather messy-looking — an ungainly slab of meat made up of divots and lumps.
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Thus, managers have a choice: Sit idle and take their lumps or mount a full-scale offensive.
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Google Analytics lumps all microbrowser-generated web traffic into the 'Direct' bucket, which we often just ignore.
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The other shows he sort of lumps together, with the throwaway designation of "likewise" — and no specifics.
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So we toss linguistic blankets over them until they become nothing but unexplained lumps in the room.
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However, most lumps are not cancerous and may be related to pregnancy, cysts, lymph nodes and hormonal changes.
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Although 80% of breast lumps are benign, said Barrio, they should always be checked out by a doctor.
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Liriano, in his fourth start since coming off the disabled list with left shoulder inflammation, took his lumps.
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Now all involved have to take their lumps and settle back to a slower growth, but saner world.
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Created by Fred and Natasha Ruckel, the Ripple Rug is a rug with holes and lumps in it.
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Gradually mix in dry ingredients until well incorporated, but do not over-mix – a few lumps are okay.
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I let her in where we can compare our bumps and lumps, our foul grammars and freaky ways.
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What's worse, he was diagnosed with cancer in 2013 after his trainer found lumps in the animal's mouth.
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We all know how important it is to check our breasts for lumps that can indicate breast cancer.
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He said the new study lumps together many people who may have differing causes for their back pain.
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Bentley noticed the lumps on the dog's body last year and started taking the pup to chemotherapy sessions.
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Octopus skin's transmutability comes from tiny muscle units, called papillae, that rapidly swell to form lumps and spurs.
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Gynecology and obstetrics clinics started screening healthy young women as part of routine examinations and finding little lumps.
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They'll appear on Sundays and take their lumps, winning two or four games a season on random chance.
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Wouldn't it be fun to gnaw at Donald Trump or bite wibbly-wobbly lumps out of Theresa May?
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But for all its weird lumps and holes and hairs, the nose is a fascinating and versatile tool.
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But what you really want to overhaul are your briquettes, which are basically big ol' lumps of carbon.
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Remove the pan from the heat and whisk in the milk gradually, to ensure lumps do not form.
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The apples from such trees are a gnarly bunch, small and oddly shaped with lumps and discolored spots.
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That meant that fast eaters' food was sailing down their alimentary canals in lumps and not as chyme.
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You can eat an adapted wedge salad with candylike lumps of bacon and an unresponsive tofu-sesame dressing.
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The phone's 6.2-inch foldable plastic OLED panel is prone to developing "bumps and lumps," Motorola has said.
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Archaeologists first found tar-covered stones and black lumps at Neanderthal sites across Europe about two decades ago.
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The universe today is quite obviously not uniform — it is full of giant lumps called stars and galaxies.
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In the 1990s all the holds they would stick to the wall resembled fist-sized lumps of rock.
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Here's hoping the main stirrers, the Westminster choristers, get more than lumps of coal in their Christmas stockings.
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That's why the keloids are a delicate project: Sometimes by removing them you can accidentally create even bigger lumps.
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At most, Trump lumps bin Laden in with the many national security threats facing the US at the time.
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While PC shipments have certainly taken their lumps, tablets never reached anything close to PCs from a shipments perspective.
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Worse still, this could have been dealt with swiftly by copping to it, taking the lumps and moving on.
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Interestingly, he lumps this all together with the radio communications that seem to plague Gillette Stadium all the time.
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Such a piece is Home Truths, which uses spent bars of soap, human hair, lumps of coal and ashes.
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Our hero Ethan Hunt uncharacteristically bungles an interception of the plutonium lumps, however—and then the fun really begins.
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She launched the "Te Toca Tocarte" campaign on social media, urging women to regularly check their breasts for lumps.
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Congealed lumps were gathering, and if I was too heavy handed, they would fall off, or I'd swallow them.
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" Take your lumps: "CEOs may be used to getting their own way, but they aren't in control during hearings.
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Eventually one of these lumps (essentially cosmic dams) is overwhelmed, and massive amounts of gas rushes the black hole.
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There are two major kinds of charcoal: briquettes (evenly sized, processed-looking pellets) and hardwood (irregular chunks and lumps).
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In other words, there is no need for people to take out big lumps of money from their banks.
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To him, antibiotics are "performance enhancing drugs," and he lumps them in with other industrial additives like steroid hormones.
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Even the lumps of coal on the hearth found their way into her pockets on a recent coastal trek.
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Graduating seniors, in the eyes of these texts, are neither lumps of clay nor young warriors equipped with lightsabers.
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" However, according to Mr. Green, Carlson's initial complaint was "a one count complaint that lumps harassment and retaliation together.
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And because an imperfect mousse will announce itself immediately with tiny lumps of some kind or an unappealing density.
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No wonder people turn such baleful eyes on the bloodless lumps of beans and grain brought into their midst.
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The boxed set lumps together the rare and the redundant; luckily, each session is available separately or streaming. PARELES
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I have Hashimoto's, and in the past three years I've had two breast surgeries for suspect lumps, fortunately benign.
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But that's not quite the right question, as it lumps together people with very different backgrounds and skill sets.
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He explained that the lumps in the tundra, visible in all directions, were the husks of prehistoric earthen homes.
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That lumps Iraq together with Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, nations with no strategic alliance with Washington.
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At the mouth of the Tokachi River on Hokkaido, the northern Japanese island, lumps of ice shine like diamonds.
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Another main item on the Russian agenda will be what it lumps together as "strategic stability," including nuclear weapons.
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I've still got lumps on the back of my head that give me shivers whenever I'm reminded of it.
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Apple lumps Apple Watch into a nebulous category called "Other Products," which also includes Apple TVs and Beats headphones.
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An investor presentation listing F1's shareholders lumps all those holding less than management, with 6.1%, in the "Other" category.
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As more water freezes around them, these lumps of ice become too heavy and fall onto the ground as hail.
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That said, the company has taken its lumps for surging during emergencies, most notably the 2014 hostage crisis in Sydney.
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Click here to view original GIFImages by GE Global ResearchCutting large lumps of aerospace-grade metals can be hard work.
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"You don't want to categorize people into lumps, you want to give them the opportunity to be themselves," she says.
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"[The lumps] were embedded so deep that particles were building up on top of each other," she told the Mail.
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MAP's Gaza Director, Fikr Shalltoot, tells me women often find it embarrassing approaching a male doctor to check for lumps.
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Add in the crab meat and mix, taking care not to break up the lumps of crab meat too much.
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Use your hands to combine the butter into the flour until the mixture is in small lumps; set aside. 3.
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Of course, that's a rough guess, and one that lumps both sports and every Division I conference and school together.
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Lumps' work is defined by a wide grin that often infects an entire cast of characters in a single drawing.
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And every time our dirt road frost-heaves itself into disastrous lumps next winter, I'll know it was worth it.
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Breast cancer often presents with a lump or a mass, but many cases, like Chieze's, have no detectable lumps at all.
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"[The lumps] were embedded so deep that particles were building up on top of each other," she told the Daily Mail.
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Making a kick-ass, take-no-prisoners phone that does everything well just lumps you into the middle of the pack.
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Engine making was once accompanied by loud noises and the smoke and smells of men and machinery wrestling lumps of metal.
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She's just a chipper person with a sudden taste for raw flesh, which lumps her more squarely into the cannibal pile.
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A robot swimming in the depths of one of Fukushima's nuclear reactors may have spotted lumps of molten nuclear fuel inside.
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With the help of breast experts, we've put together a list of the benign breast lumps every twentysomething should know about.
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These life situations are not a good match for an online investing tool that lumps every client into model portfolio baskets.
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One expert not affiliated with the study, Harvard University energy fellow Jesse Jenkins, said it inaccurately lumps together state-level mandates.
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This is why Congress often lumps the 12 annual spending bills into a gigantic, legislative slab and passes them at once.
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"[The lumps] were embedded so deep that particles were building up on top of each other," Lynch told the Daily Mail.
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"Pineapple Lumps" are a kind of popular chocolate-covered pineapple-flavoured sweet, and "jandals" are the Kiwi term for flip-flops.
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Painful cystic lumps dotted my cheeks and never erupted into whiteheads, but grew under the layers spot treatments could never reach.
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"Where I think we've been getting our lumps over the last 30 years is in the negotiations themselves," Shelby said. Sen.
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It unfairly lumps together community hospitals, large health systems, specialty hospitals and teaching/academic hospitals on many key metrics, like mortality.
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The 30-year-old woman had come in with small lumps under her arms, which had been there for two weeks.
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The gender pay gap is often discussed in a theoretical way that lumps the experiences of all women into one box.
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Moreover, the XLF, the exchange-traded fund that lumps the financials in a group, makes those details difficult to pin down.
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The law lumps this incredibly versatile food, feed, fuel, fiber, oil and construction material crop into the same category as marijuana.
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Nearby, a naked mother and her naked teenage daughter each ate two apples apiece, burying the cores beneath lumps of kelp.
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Asteroids are lumps of metal and rock left over from the formation of the solar system around 4.5 billion years ago.
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Smaller tumors and lumps could be missed, he worried, leading potentially to a higher chance of metastatic cancers down the line.
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The woman — who wished to remain anonymous in the news report — noticed lumps and swelling a few days after the procedure.
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Not all infected squirrels had leprosy symptoms, but some had large lumps and hair loss on their ears, heads and feet.
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And that's a reason to be thankful this year, or any year, because without those lumps there would be no us.
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These lumps, used to make perfume, can be worth thousands of dollars in countries where it is legal to collect them.
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The restructuring requires the approval of two-thirds of bondholders and lumps all the different classes together, reducing creditors' veto power.
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Trilobites Large lumps scatter across a beach at the mouth of the Tokachi River on Hokkaido, the northern island of Japan.
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Ultimately he decided that the man who mattered most was the man in the arena, taking his lumps and carrying on.
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At a prenatal checkup in November, Kristina's obstetrician advised a routine breast exam for any lumps that might develop during pregnancy.
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Lasers will not only remove discoloration, lumps and bumps, but a probe can also be inserted that will tighten the butthole.
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The Trump administration lumps together China and Russia as competitors seeking to challenge U.S. power and erode its security and prosperity.
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Being strong, determined, and feminine isn't about two fatty lumps on your chest—we are so much more than a cleavage.
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When the new white lumps together all liberals, leftists, Democrats and elites and rejects them, they take a tack from Thomas Nast.
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Similar tar lumps and adhesive residues have also been found in Germany, the oldest of which dates back some 120,000 years ago.
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According to the NHS, lumps are the most common sign of breast cancer, but other symptoms can be seen rather than felt.
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So it goes in much of the Middle East and north Africa, where the law often lumps pot in with harder drugs.
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The challenge with producing rare earths (and the reason they were given their name) is that they're rarely found in concentrated lumps.
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But unlike copper and similarly well-known elements, such as gold and silver, rare earths don't clump together in single-element lumps.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations defines "forest" in a way that lumps native trees with alien species.
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It's much more -- $3.6 trillion, according to a Brown University study that lumps in other Pentagon and Department of Homeland Security spending.
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And ever since, I've had routine blood work and sonograms to monitor my hormone levels and the small lumps on my thyroid.
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But because she was submitting other objects for a high-resolution scan, she put one of the lumps in with other items.
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Symptoms include pain, lumps, swelling or breast asymmetry, and women with implants are advised to consult a doctor if those problems occur.
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The organization instead lumps pandemic and epidemic diseases together in the same list, which includes everything from cholera to the Spanish flu.
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I dropped lumps of cold butter into each shell, crowding them on a piece of crinkled foil, so they didn't tip over.
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Four 22-pound lumps were taken from the beastly blockage and dispatched to scientists at the University of Exeter nearby for analysis.
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Before seeing Dr. Pimple Popper, Gerard said he had too many lumps to count, but estimated he had between 50 and 75.
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It lumps government armies of some countries like Syria and Sudan together with extremist groups like Boko Haram and the Islamic State.
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Day by day, with our tiny hammers, we forge these lumps into links, the links into lines, and the lines into loops.
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The Cakescape, a Malaysian bakery, is churning out acne cakes that look eerily realistic — equipped with blotchy, red designs and pus-inspired lumps.
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The compilation of lumps proves a mystery to Dr. Lee, so she decides the best course of action is to run a biopsy.
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Their mom wants both boys to have their mystery lumps removed, but while Christian is very much on board, Jonathan is refusing surgery.
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"More than 99% of lumps in women under 30 are benign," says David Michael Euhus, MD, director of breast surgery at Johns Hopkins.
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The woman went to the doctor with two two-week-old lumps underneath her arms, which the doctors determined were swollen lymph nodes.
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The report lumps together digital sales, VOD, and paid subscription services, but it doesn't break down how those contribute to the larger picture.
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The victory should provide a nice boost to Rhule&aposs rebuilding job, which has taken its lumps as he plays dozens of freshmen.
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An autopsy found that her stomach contained two lumps of hard plastic, each the size of a fist, and balls of brown paper.
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When one person asked Hill on Twitter why she received a lipstick with "lumps" in it, Hill responded with a now-deleted message.
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Symptoms of the disease include fevers, night sweats, itchy skin and the appearance of lumps on the neck, underarm, or groin of patients.
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Shortening the thing to Newark lumps it in with a thousand other forgettable, saccharine indie movies named after towns and cities and whatever.
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Dr. Sandra Lee has seen it all: hundreds of lumps and squishy tumors growing on every nook and crevice of the human body.
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Taylor's lady lumps were majorly on display at the iHeartRadio Awards over the weekend as she showed up in a skintight black bodysuit.
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Nor does the absence of any physical lumps or the prevalence of physical pain in a lump mean that you are cancer-free.
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Above all, policymakers need to revamp antitrust policy for a world based on information and networks rather than on selling lumps of stuff.
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The first thing I did was see a breast specialist to make sure there weren't any lumps in my breasts already (there weren't).
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Public records obtained by Reuters show residents for years have complained to state authorities of asthma, rashes, lumps, children's hair loss and cancers.
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In South Korea, a national cancer screening program led doctors to actively look for such minuscule lumps by screening healthy people with ultrasound.
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It also lumps together everything from groceries to auto parts and furniture, among which the ratio of online to offline sales varies greatly.
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"Ideally, to avoid the lumps, your milk is room temperature," he recommends, before seasoning with salt, pepper, and sambal for a little kick.
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In humans, D. repens, as it's referred to, usually appears as lumps under the skin and have occasionally been found in the eye.
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Lumps of Hodgkin's lymphoma cells swelled in his lungs, making it hard to breathe, impinging a nerve and nearly paralyzing his left hand.
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Teetering high above the ground, they stoop and flip over the rocks, their keen eyes scanning the lumps for a glimmer of gold.
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As usual, Mr. Neuenfels's interpretive slants come through the most in the way he lumps groups of people together during episodes with chorus.
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Everything's fine when you put the socks and shoes on, but a few steps later, you're left walking on lumps of misplaced fabric.
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She last held one in January in a desperate attempt to receive medical treatment for lumps in her breasts and numbness in her limbs.
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At her consultation, Amber shows Dr. Lee the bumpy skin on her face, as well as two concealed lumps, floating around her armpit area.
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" Dr. Jennifer Shu, an Atlanta-area pediatrician, said the bill lumps ADHD medications "in with opioids, which are the main concern of the bill.
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The provocative 1997 Comme des Garçons collection used gingham "lumps and bumps" on bellies, shoulders, and hips to question societal assumptions about female beauty.
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It wasn't related, the news was saying; the mystery suicides just led investigators to the lumps, which otherwise might have stayed hidden at sea.
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Six months after her last post asking if it was normal to pass lumps vaginally, a fellow member posted to say she had died.
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She had lumps under her arms, as well as enlarged lymph nodes near the roots of her lungs, all classic signs of the cancer.
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The anodized aluminum exterior can take some lumps, and the OLED screen on the device provides just enough info when you're shooting, without overwhelming.
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Kenji presents the couple with a huge jug of deeply murky liquid, stirring it with a ladle as large dark lumps whirl around inside.
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Those lumps of material accreted into terrestrial planets, which, in the early days of our solar system, underwent some epic collisions before settling down.
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Poor neighbours, living in courtyard homes shared with four families, would follow carts to pick up horse dung and fallen coal-lumps for fuel.
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A woman searches each breast and surrounding tissue in a precise matrix using her fingers to feel for any unusual lumps or thickening tissue.
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Mix it with water, and it would form a mortar strong enough to bind lumps of rock together into an impenetrable, load-bearing material.
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The 31-year-old Frazier has taken his lumps versus Friday starter Corey Kluber, going 1-for-21 with nine strikeouts in his career.
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As we forage on, next come the veggie burgers, the soy dogs, the meatless meatballs, the caramel-brown vacuum-sealed lumps called field roasts.
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She was sent to a local hospital where doctors removed two 500-gram lumps of cocaine wrapped in plastic from each of her breasts.
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For the first time starting, he has taken his lumps here and there, but he's still learning how to do it at this level.
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But cultural and fashion businesses are no less volatile and vulnerable to global trends than ones that make stuff out of lumps of metal.
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These structures, observed via CSIRO's Compact Array telescope in eastern Australia, together comprise unexpected "lumps" in the expanses of thin gas found between stars.
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has taken its lumps, but it has gained support as the public comes to realize what is at stake.
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The increased use of scanning — ultrasound, CT, magnetic resonance imaging — is finding lumps in the neck that are too small to feel by hand.
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It signified home fires burning (in Dickens there are grim references to meager fireplaces with just a few lumps of coal) and thrumming factories.
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It lumps the filthy rich and responsible rich into the same boat, and it tells everyone with money to use it or lose it.
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"I think we have lumps in America's carpet because we swept things like racism under the rug for a very long time," Seawright said.
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Perhaps he was preoccupied by fighting with Arabic gum and lumps of leek, hiding in a secret cuberdon lab somewhere, preparing for his comeback.
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Not only have passengers stared at the lumps under his clothing, but they have also reacted to the loud belching noises emanating from them.
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Motorola is warning people not to add screen protectors to the new Razr, and says bumps and lumps under the screen are &aposnormal&apos.
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Large stitched squares keep the fill in place to avoid lumps on this LaCrosse LoftAIRE down alternative and cotton twill throw ($59.40, normally $99).
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We'll obviously need to review the phone in full before we can say ourselves whether the screen has a notable crease, bumps, or lumps.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, whose collection spans five millennia, has taken some lumps in the past for its lukewarm embrace of the new.
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Doctors are conflicted about when and how often to recommend routine screening mammograms for women who don't have lumps or discomfort in their breasts.
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Uncertainty regarding the exact nature of the island's contamination aside, there have been reports of thyroid issues, rashes, lumps, and hair loss in children.
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But the millennial category lumps together everybody from age 17 to 34, a group varied by race, ethnicity, religion, income, education and life experience.
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She, much like Hernandez, went to the student health center on campus a full year before her diagnosis after detecting suspicious lumps on her neck.
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Now, instead of the shapeless, indecipherable lumps, Android users will get actually get a set of emoji that look like they belong in this millennium.
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Apple lumps sales with those of AirPods, Apple TV and Beats products when it reports, and together they account for 7 percent of total revenue.
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It's not only American tech stocks that are in trouble, however; Chinese tech shops that have already gone public are taking their lumps, as well.
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A few minutes later, a few more hunched-over human lumps in front of me made their ways to the aisles, headed for the exits.
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Around the time of her pregnancy with Ace, Burruss had a few surgeries for fibroids, benign lumps or tumors that can cause complications with conception.
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Pauline: We knew very little about TC [testicular cancer], though I knew enough about medical symptoms that lumps anywhere in the body were danger signs.
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Most of the women diagnosed with BIA-ALCL visited their doctors because of "pain, lumps, swelling, or asymmetry" that developed after they were fully healed.
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Soon after the release of her So Rich Lipsticks, customers started to call out manufacturing flaws, including tiny black holes and lumps, on social media.
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Finally, Snap's acquisition could take the social networking fight to Facebook after being on the receiving end of several lumps from the social networking giant.
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MASCARA KEPT ON FOR DECADES LEAVES &aposEMBEDDED&apos LUMPS UNDER WOMAN&aposS EYELIDS Confused, Canning began to see a local specialist, hoping to find answers.
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It is difficult to determine the potential value of the unit because Televisa lumps its revenues into an "other businesses" category, including gaming and publishing.
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Case #2: BobNext up is Bob, a 61-year-old man from Florida who has two lumps on his back, one on each shoulder blade.
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This is his second stint on the IL, as he was out from May 6-21 after surgery to remove two lumps from his throat.
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Republicans have long targeted the "too big to fail" standard, arguing it lumps in smaller firms that wouldn't cause a widespread crisis if they failed.
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Still, the current reporting structures lumps the smart home company and high-speed Internet firm into a single line item with Alphabet's more embattled schemes.
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The Paris accord wasn't working into Trump's plans, so the administration took its lumps -- whatever that means -- and tried to turn its focus to infrastructure.
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It's thought that these might be some of the original lumps of ice that came together to form the comet some 4 billion years ago.
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Because, frankly, your interpretation would never have crossed my mind, or, I suspect, those of the folks suggesting dates between preverbal lumps of baby fat.
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Contrary to received opinion, which lumps Prada in the minimalist camp because she began her career with nylon rucksacks, their clothes often resemble each other.
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On top of that, there's the severely off-putting trend among toymakers to essentially create sleeves that are (white) flesh lumps comprised of penetrable holes.
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With his hybrid lumps of flesh, Felix Deac's work challenges how comfortable we are with objects that look like they're made out of human skin.
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The phrase "Ferguson effect" lumps together three different questions: what is happening to crime in US cities; why it's happening; and whose fault it is.
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But it's still quite slutty, by BBC standards—see how my lady lumps jiggle about in this clip like two big wobbly jelly-filled balloons?
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The colt has taken his share of lumps throughout the spring, and yes, he has been overlooked as controversies and tragedies have overcome the sport.
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In keeping with Congress's maddening lack of transparency, the tally lumps harassment with discrimination and other claims, so the number of harassment claims isn't clear.
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For one, to look at their lumps and boil-like extrusions is to feel empathy; we see ourselves in them, which stirs our emotions further.
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The results found no dangerous bacteria or chemicals in the lumps, which were composed of domestic waste glued together by fats used in home cooking.
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But, the market is going to have to take some potential lumps through the spring as we see potentially weak numbers come out in March.
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It would be photographs; the rest would be fragments of cloth, bits of cotton, lumps of earth, records of speech, pieces of wood and iron.
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Back and forth McDonagh goes, with Mag whining about the lumps in her food and Maureen chafing bitterly against her mother's manipulations, but nothing changes.
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Why stocks are plunging Tech is taking its lumps because bond yields have climbed in recent weeks, hovering at a more-than-seven-year high.
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Miller said one of her daughters would later develop hair loss and lumps as well, which she believes were caused by living on the island.
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There's none of that finding a bit of gristle, or those tiny uncooked lumps of chewy fat, that we've all gotten used to with burgers.
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Unlike edible jelly, which, as parents of small children will know, breaks into tiny lumps when squeezed, Dr Nelson's hydrogel has a consistency resembling peanut butter.
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If your holiday gift-wrapping efforts usually result in sad, misshapen lumps of festively printed paper and balls of Scotch tape, take heart: You're not alone.
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Reduce the heat to medium and add the flour, gradually stirring it in with a wooden spoon to smooth out any lumps and form a paste.
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Symptoms mainly affect the bowel and abdomen region and include blood in faeces, pain in the abdomen or back passage, or lumps in that same region.
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When the starting gate goes down, riders will plunge eight meters down, pumping their pedals for rapid acceleration, then hanging on over the lumps and bumps.
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Scientists and environmental advocates are up in arms after lumps of coal were found washed up on beaches around Australia's Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area.
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In a food processor, pulse together the banana, half of the almonds, coconut, and half of the chocolate until smooth (a few lumps are okay). 3.
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Those aren't stuffed animals strewn across a lawn — those fuzzy lumps are all real, live baby pandas saying hello to the world for the first time.
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Cases will include massive lumps, protruding veins, tumors, and cysts — all of which stand in the way of the patients' confidence before they meet Dr. Lee.
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Another mother, whose application for low-cost health insurance was rejected, could not afford a biopsy for her daughter when lumps were found in her breasts.
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But it's a better bet that Clinton will simply take her lumps over her ties to Wall Street and go on to win the nomination anyway.
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Laydeez: You don't have to get your lady lumps out on Twitter if you don't want to, but if you do, I say go for it.
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It spoils nothing to mention that the mission goes sideways, that East takes some lumps and ultimately finds himself alone in the Midwest, friendless and freezing.
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Besides service and used car sales, Tesla lumps "retail merchandise, and sales by our acquired subsidiaries to third party customers," into its services and other group.
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But as the report points out, the NCEI analysis traditionally lumps multiple billion-dollar wildfires into one "event," instead of counting them as multiple isolated incidents.
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The editor Jack wanted it to read like a novel, and I was quite complicit; we'd lift entire lumps of text, like eight pages would go.
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Many also blame the nature of the emerging markets class which lumps together disparate countries into indexes used by funds to guide investment and benchmark performance.
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But when his symptoms started to worsen—the fatigue continued and the lumps grew in size—he went back to the doctor, who took a biopsy.
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Take care that it does not curdle, and that the flour is not in lumps; serve it up with the last oysters that were put in.
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I would rather meet the doctor clothed, but she probably needs to tap my ankles, listen to my lungs, feel for lumps and inspect the ileostomy.
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It lumps together new funding for anti-recidivism programs meant to prepare prisoners to re-enter society and the expansion of early release credits for inmates.
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I quietly seethe when I see that the current tiebreaker lumps regulation and overtime wins together when overtime wins are just as stupid as shootout wins.
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Around 50 protesters dumped lumps of black coal outside the conference venue on Thursday to highlight environmental and health problems associated with the coal mining industry.
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A Honduran man responded by indicating the lumps and rash on the throat of his young daughter, which he attributed to unhygienic conditions in the camp.
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More lumps and flakes will likely be visible in the future because the Great Red Spot will continue to encounter other anticyclones about every few months.
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The Lakers (10-11) are fueled by youth and it figures they are going to take their lumps even with the Walton pedigree leading the charge.
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People who say otherwise — and CSP lumps both George W. Bush and Barack Obama into this category — are either willfully or unintentionally deceiving the American public.
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Google it, and Wikipedia's definition blithely lumps it in with the "third screen," which the marketing world has largely accepted as your mobile or tablet screen.
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Next, she beats cream cheese, sugar, crème fraiche, vanilla, and heavy cream in a stand mixer with a paddle attachment until creamy and free of lumps.
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Horrible dates—sticky, fibrous, confusing little bastards with lots of lumps beside the seeds, which I'm always a bit uncertain if I'm supposed to be swallowing.
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The decision to replace scenic vistas with literal lumps of coal on Flickr was admonished by conservationists who oppose the prioritization of development on BLM lands.
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Apple does not disclose how many accessories such as AirPods and Apple Watches it sells, and lumps the revenue those products generate into its "Other Products" category.
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For those who wiped away tears when the toys clasped hands in the third movie, "Toy Story 4" will also bring lumps to throats before it's over.
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"In the old days, people had to go deep into dark, toxic mines just to pull out a few lumps of coal or gold," Chohan told Gizmodo.
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The reason, they say, is that these small neural lumps may reveal why Neanderthals died out and Homo sapiens went on to conquer much of the planet.
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Related: A Korean Illustrator's Existentially Damaged Illustrations The Museum Of Bad Art Has Been Celebrating Failure Since 1993 Smile and Scream at UK Illustrator Lumps' Toothy Drawing
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And, since Apple lumps the Apple Watch lumped into its "Other Products" category when it reports earnings, there hasn't been much transparency around unit sales to date.
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Fretwell and Buxton were both born with bony lumps on their toes, which is a sign of FOP, but doctors didn't notice it, the twins told Metro.
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Know the symptoms Many women are taught to look for new lumps or masses in their breast tissue but it's important to be aware of other abnormalities.
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The Golden Globes' lumps musicals in with comedies, as if all musicals were rendered light-hearted by their inclusion of song, as if music were inherently funny.
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China's top chat app WeChat has designs on claiming that spot with a new strategy that lumps all these functions into a collection of destination-specific apps.
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The conclusion is that the lenses are most likely not solid lumps, but are more likely to be sheets of ionized gas with so-far unknown geometries.
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What is special and worth preserving are not only our individual lumps of brain matter, but the context too–including the environment, the body, and the brain.
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Fortunately, the lumps are notTo treat the lipoma, Dr. Lee first numbed the area with a local anesthetic, then punctured the lipoma with a sharp surgical tool.
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A collection of fibrous fatty lumps pop out from the first cut, and Dr. Lee starts squeezing the whole, solidified mass up and out from the excision.
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And it pushed legislation allowing it to sell various insurance policies, including life and accidental death and dismemberment, which it lumps into the balance of its loans.
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In the earlier wreckage, searchers found an anchor and other objects believed to be man-made as well as what were thought to be lumps of coal.
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Pimple Popper reveals her nighttime skincare routine, and it only includes 3 stepsWatch Dr. Pimple Popper effortlessly pop a patient's 2 lipomas, or doughy fat-filled lumps
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Dr. Lee injects a big syringe into the lumps, which basically sucks all the gooey gel liquid from the ganglion cysts, making the skin fall flat again.
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But I always hated fake boobs — tragic lumps sitting just below a woman's chin, way too perky for the body they inhabit, neither natural-looking nor beautiful.
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Brazil, already mired in economic and political crises, has also taken it lumps, as a recent nationwide truckers strike tipped its currency and stock markets into freefall.
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To be sure, the industry has taken its lumps — even weathering a nasty hearing where Facebook, Google and Twitter had to answer for the Kremlin's election interference.
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The so-called Working Definition of Antisemitism, internationally adopted since its formulation in 2005 (including by the British government), lumps together Holocaust denial with hostility to Israel.
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The Minnesota Department of Revenue has not completed its 2017 data, and it also lumps together taxes on all alcohol products, including those in bars and restaurants.
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The much-ballyhooed Paris 21st Conference of the Parties (COP-21) agreement simply lumps together the plans submitted by the individual governments (the intended Nationally Determined Contributions).
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Rothstein, moreover, rejects the phrase "people of color," because it lumps African-Americans with groups that didn't suffer as systematically at government hands — like Asians and Hispanics.
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I again used my hand mixer to combine the ingredients, making sure to combine the ingredients smoothly as I didn't want the cookies to have any lumps.
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TOKYO, Feb 2 (Reuters) - * Japan Coast Guard says lumps of black oil have reached the shores of southwestern Japanese island Amami-Oshima * Coast Guard says checking to see if this is oil from stricken Iranian tanker Sanchi that sank in January in the East China Sea * Japan Coast Guard said was notified of the black lumps by the public on Thursday (Reporting by Osamu Tsukimori; Editing by Tom Hogue)
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As for the gritty texture, Hill said the large vats that mix the formula together were not properly breaking down all the ingredients which resulted in some lumps.
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Employers are typically looking to contribute monthly lumps towards student loan payments, said — anywhere from $50 to $500, said Akhil Nigam, who works on product development for Fidelity.
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And on its second visit a few days later, the Little Sunfish snapped photos of what look like hardened lumps of lava that may contain melted nuclear fuel.
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Therefore, it is important to distinguish benign breast lumps from potentially cancerous or malignant breast masses, which is done with breast imaging, like a mammogram and/or ultrasound.
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In total, since 1997, they have launched $470bn of deals, through 3G Capital or earlier entities (for simplicity this article lumps these all together and calls them "3G").
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He pays $220 per month for their Wi-Fi, and the building management lumps electricity, gas, water and trash into one bill that runs about $120 per month.
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Other platforms, like Reddit, have closed escort subreddits and amended rules against "transaction" services, which lumps "paid services involving physical sexual contact" with rules against firearms or drugs.
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It happens because the atoms of the individual pieces of metal have no way of knowing that they are different pieces of metal, so the lumps join together.
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The first is a bubbling and often slow rise toward an emotional climax, where lumps swell within throats and memories of unrequited love firmly lodge themselves within chests.
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I became a hypochondriac; I'd go to the doctor all the time and think I was sick; I kept searching for lumps in my head, in my neck.
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When the oil is hot, using a small scoop or two spoons, scoop out 2-tablespoon lumps of dough to form fritters, and slide into the hot oil.
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The parchment was placed inside the Holy Ark of a 6th century synagogue, but the building suffered a fire, turning the ark's contents into lumps of crushed charcoal.
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As a result, I not only found that the lump in my arm became more prominent but also discovered that I was sporting a few smaller lumps, too.
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A full 25 percent of the company's sales are made through Amazon; the company, in fact, lumps together the remainder of online sales because of its comparative insignificance.
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But I've had a healthy fear about my health since I tested positive, and I asked how to test myself for lumps, because both my parents had cancer.
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In New Orleans, king cake is a Mardi Gras tradition that sees little plastic babies hidden in big lumps of dough covered in purple, green, and yellow fondant.
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Every pattern has been specially cut to accommodate the different demands of a man's body (the narrower hips, the wider waist, the repositioning of certain lumps and bumps).
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It's hard to separate how many car fires involved EVs and how many involve gasoline-powered cars because NFPA lumps them together as "passenger" vehicles in its research.
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Symptoms depend on the location of the cysts; sometimes, lumps form under the skin, and sometimes, confusion is the only sign of the damage occurring in the brain.
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It "lumps together" foods that are known to benefit brain health, such as leafy green vegetables, with foods such as beans, with an impact that's unknown, he added.
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Why not wait a year, or longer, smooth out some of those lumps, and then go public, once you've worked out exactly what Snap is going to be?
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In one light, Origins seems to imagine a dystopian version of Earth, where the sapphires have been exchanged for lumps of coal and only cold, industrial materials remain.
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And she wants people to be aware of the symptoms — which can include anal bleeding, pain, itching and lumps — so they they can discuss any concerns with their doctor.
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After a day of taking lumps from minority Senate Democrats, Barr told the House Judiciary Committee he would not show up for a second day of testimony on Thursday.
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People with cutaneous leishmaniasis—by far the most common form of the disease—have usually painless skin bumps or lumps that can steadily become scabbed-over, vividly discolored ulcers.
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That market had taken its lumps, however: In the fourth quarter of 2000, the company reported according to its 2001 annual report that sales were $60 million below expectations.
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Putting it all together: recessions are hard to time, investors are bad at timing and the penalty for just sitting there and taking your lumps is not so bad.
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Women are often taught to search for lumps while doing breast exams, but many aren't aware that it's possible to have breast cancer that you can't detect that way.
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The study authors said that women who feel insecure about their breasts may be less familiar with their bodies, and therefore less likely to check their breasts for lumps.
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In that case, big ice lumps had wedged under a bridge and had to be dislodged by a crane, according to a New York Times article about the event.
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Add the butter and continue to mix on low speed until the mixture resembles grated Parmesan cheese and absolutely no lumps or pieces of butter remain, about eight minutes.
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A team of living lumps in Switzerland are one of many measuring the most fundamental properties of nature, hoping to find some difference between those of matter and antimatter.
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Lumps of silicon are turned into chips, ice cubes melt, optical fibre intertwines — it's all nice to look at but doesn't really tell us much about the upcoming device.
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They bought a hundred loaves of bread at the beginning of the Ghent Festivities and threw lumps of old, hard leftover bread into the crowd on the last day.
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In a small bowl, mix together the brown sugar, granulated sugar, salt, cinnamon, garlic powder, smoked paprika, onion powder, and cayenne pepper until combined and free of lumps. 3.
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The new characters look much more like the modern emoji on iOS and other platforms, as opposed to those shapeless yellow lumps with indecipherable expressions that make you 😬 .
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Apple does not break out net sales for individual products like the Apple Watch, AirPods, and HomePod, but instead lumps them into broader category called wearables, home, and accessories.
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The big picture: Much of the research assessing the workforce impact of these new technologies — robotics, AI, and machine learning — lumps them all together under the bucket of automation.
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Nationals RH Tanner Roark (21-225, 22) With Drew Pomeranz traded to Boston, Perdomo is going to get an opportunity to take his lumps while remaining the starting rotation.
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That said, it must come as some comfort to executives and long-term shareholders as both companies have taken lots of lumps for missing out on the mobile wave.
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Some of these documents—paper, microfilm and audio tape—were destroyed with a wet shredder, and combined with oil and water, resulting in cellulose lumps that look like stones.
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The fondue went down in a cheese-flavored storm, and everyone pretended not to notice as I tried to surreptitiously scoop out the lumps with a chunk of bread.
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"No one's ever been able to successfully cultivate white truffles, so all we have are wild-foraged ones," he said, grabbing two grubby-looking lumps that resembled smallish potatoes.
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But not all lumps taken are the same size, and there has long been a category of startup, tech company, and venture-backed entity that soared above the rest.
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Before this cute kid was kicking ass and taking lumps on TV as a bonafide badass, she was curled up with a good book ... and an even sweeter 'do.
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If you're intrigued by basketball-sized balloons on the back and free-floating lumps on the arm, you're going to love this introduction to Dr. Pimple Popper's lipoma practice.
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The big picture: Much of the research assessing the workforce impact of these new technologies — robotics, AI and machine learning — lumps them all together under the bucket of automation.
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We could easily take this stuff out of your pockets so that you'd have a smooth silhouette in these posed photos, but let's immortalize those khaki-clad lumps instead.
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"We want all healthcare providers to be aware ... particularly in patients with new swelling, lumps, or pain around breast implants, to expedite diagnosis of this malignancy," the letter said.
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Alphabet doesn't break out what percentage of its revenue comes specifically from the Play Store — it lumps those together with money from its swelling cloud business and hardware sales.
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But when asked about the antipathy his book elicits, Pinker lumps all critics together, whether they're "highbrow pundits" or "cultural critics" or academics who study the Enlightenment in humanities departments.
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" These are the lumps under our American carpet, all the racism and bigotry we've been sweeping out of sight for years and chalking it up to "a few rotten apples.
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As I tore through the turns of Highway 74 just outside of Palm Springs, the stretch lined with mountainous lumps of rock, all the technical wizardry seemed to melt away.
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However, many sites also recommend lying down in order for the tissue to spread evenly, making it possible to detect lumps you may have missed while standing, as Browning did.
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He asked if I wanted to try some, and when I went over to his apartment he had a big brown paper bag with sugar lumps, and another containing lemons.
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While many of us know the importance of checking our breasts for lumps to detect cancer, breast cancer unfortunately doesn't always manifest itself in one of the more common symptoms.
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"There's a little bit of giggling in the background when we ask this question, and we understand that they've been there, they've done that, they've taken their lumps," Rhoads said.
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Rather than attacking these distinct factions at their strongest points, he lumps them together as products of the illiberal left, and then takes fire at the caricature he has drawn.
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Many rehearse familiar arguments that #MeToo lumps disparate behavior into the same broad category and encourages a rush to judgment, thereby violating the rights of the accused to due process.
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They had enough respect for their children to think that they would know how to prioritize and make good decisions, and they thought that their kids should take their lumps.
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Trump's offensive rhetoric only helped to cement his bond with his grass roots voters who loved it when he crushed political correctness and took lumps out of establishment Washington rivals.
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Alphabet doesn't specifically break out what percentage of its revenue comes from the Play Store — it lumps those revenues together with money from its swelling Cloud business and hardware sales.
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The main problem, they argue, is that a lot of prior work lumps people who used to drink but quit and no longer do so with people who never drank.
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Nutri Ninja Auto IQ technology crushes through fruits, veggies, and even ice to ensure the perfect texture every time, eliminating those random clumps and lumps in your otherwise perfect smoothie.
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Anything can become a grinning, screaming gremlin in the imagination of Lumps, a Windsor-based illustrator who may as well be a nephew of Jim Phillips and his Screaming Hand.
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This is why it's vital for men, both gay and straight, to look for unusual growths, lumps, or lesions and to check with a doctor if they find something unusual.
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It's not just two lumps of polygons jerking and rubbing against each other in a hands-off cutscene, it's part of the narrative, part of the relationship between two people.
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There, I put my left hand on a box covered in metallic lumps—"biofeedback" sensors—which would pick up the electrical current on the skin at each specific acupuncture point.
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I don't actually like the label "demi jewelry," either: It's neither here nor there, and it lumps everyone together when there are a lot of people doing very different things.
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"Think of all the hands that have done this for thousands of years," said Andrew Margon, an English teacher, as his students energetically pummeled lumps of corn masa into tortillas.
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"It's entirely possible and acceptable practice to not do an autopsy and call (the death) natural, as long as by external examination there are no lumps, bumps, bruises," Fowler said.
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Alphabet lumps cloud revenue into Google's other revenues, which grew 50 percent year over year, from $2 billion in the first quarter of 2016 to $3 billion in the last quarter.
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If you're intrigued by squirting cysts of the facial variety, and honking veiny lumps on the arm, you're going to love this pro guide to the wild world of cystic pops.
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Their surface texture could vary from dust-covered lumps of metal to loosely bound piles of rock floating through space, based on where and how they formed in the Solar System.
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Texas Rangers reliever Shawn Kelley had two lumps surgically removed from his vocal cords this week and is awaiting the results of a biopsy, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported Saturday.
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Unless some hidden factor was present, the women were getting cancer at the same rate—but some cancers simply didn't progress from small lumps barely noticeable on tests into actual threats.
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And though we always prefer to find the gems rather than the lumps of coal, we have to admit that the latter definitely yields the best responses from our intrepid testers.
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And then there are the dead trees: scorched mountain tops dotted with blackened stumps, eucalyptus trees hacked at their base, smoking piles of olive wood slowing turning into lumps of charcoal.
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" Though she says that most websites advise you to check for lumps in the shower, "if I had followed this advice, the lump may have grown too large to be treatable.
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In the book, I call them all temp jobs, and this sort of lumps together independent contractors and actual people working for temp agencies, as well as freelancers and gig workers.
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Dr. Lee tells Bob that it's a good thing they performed the CT scan, because it showed the lumps are not lipomas or cysts, but a rare condition called elastofibroma dorsi.
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Ever since the #MeToo movement entered its most public phase in 2017, critics have argued that it inappropriately lumps together different forms of sexual misconduct, demanding the same punishments for all.
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For $2.75, customers will receive five or six ostensibly sauceless, cheeseless, crust lumps, which will be arranged into the shape of a full slice and served in a sad cardboard carton.
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To forgo a live experience, which you've presumably paid for, in favour of a flat, emotionless representation of 30 oversized lads knocking lumps out of each other, simply made no sense.
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Known as mortadella, this subtly seasoned delicacy made of lean pork speckled with lumps of lard is a far cry from the stuff found in the deli aisles of American supermarkets.
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Researchers looked for complications such as infections, fluid buildup, blood clots, lumps of dead tissue or pain in the breast, inflammation in the lungs, rib fractures, implant removals or graft failures.
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Turkey, however, lumps together the SDF and Kurdish forces with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, also known as the PKK, which has long fought an armed conflict for Kurdish independence against Turkey.
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Small glass beads are evenly distributed and sewn between layers of poly-fill, so the blanket is free of any lumps and doesn't make any noise when you move it around.
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This survey provides more industry detail — from the best we could tell, the CES lumps in online shopping under "non-store retailers," which includes vending machine operators and direct-selling establishments.
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Among the underwater horde were life-size bronze cast statues, a bronze lamp depicting the pagan sun god Sol, and two congealed lumps of coins weighing in at approximately 45 pounds.
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This week, in fact, city, state and federal officials are taking their turns before the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee in Washington to receive their lumps or give them.
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The government will set floor prices for some rubber products, including unsmoked sheets, latex and cup lumps, and farmers will be paid the price difference, agriculture minister Chalermchai Sri-on said.
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Was it turning into a burl, wasn't that the name for them, those raised lumps on the grain of a tree that looked like some kind of system of magic buttons?
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It&aposs also taking the opportunity to tell you that "bumps and lumps" under the screen are normal, and that you shouldn&apost use a screen protector with the new Razr.
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Arizona Cardinals: Josh Rosen continues to take his lumps as a rookie on a 2150-8 team, having thrown 10 interceptions on the year, including eight in his last four games.
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The dough rested for a while before she squashed it in pieces right onto the counter with buttered hands, spreading out shapeless lumps into squares that were almost completely see-through.
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In the Juno images analyzed by amateur astronomers last year, Marcus argues that what they were actually seeing were undigested lumps traveling counterclockwise along the boundary of the Great Red Spot.
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All are sacrificed to the plot—the usual farrago of childhood trauma, lumps of kryptonite, and panic in the streets—or, rather, to the very loud noises that the plot creates.
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The government will set floor prices for some rubber products, including unsmoked sheets, latex and cup lumps, and farmers will be paid the price difference, agriculture minister Chalermchai Sri-on said.
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Kamil Krzaczynski-USA TODAY Sports Yoel Romero and Robert Whittaker fought another Fight of the Year candidate at UFC 225 and established an annual tradition of hacking lumps out of each other.
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The middle-aged women are coming to Dr. Lee because of their matching arm lumps — Cheri's pops out from the top of her shoulder blade, and Janice's floats down around her bicep.
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When Ellsworth Beaumont went along to get a mammogram, she also found out from a doctor that cancerous lumps feel hard and immovable — something she feels is akin to a lemon seed.
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What they were finding, instead, were these oblong lumps of strange fungus, five or six feet long, pointed spurs sticking up from them at all angles like the spines of a lionfish.
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It can also cause some changes in your breasts, and around your cycle you might feel a few lumps, which are really a combination of cysts and swollen areas of breast tissue.
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The situation had affected his wife's health, he said, saying she had gone to hospital for tests after finding lumps on her breasts, which the specialist thought were benign and stress-related.
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To make an Old-fashioned, for example, one site suggests packing Angostura bitters in a pipette in your carry-on luggage, as well as slices of orange, sugar lumps and a muddler.
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He added the uncertainty had affected his wife's health and she had gone to hospital for tests after finding lumps on her breasts, which the specialist thought were benign and stress-related.
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Despite all the resting you've been doing—all the sitting around doing nothing but raising lumps of cheese from a plate up and into your yellowing mouth—you still feel tired somehow.
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It looks like TLC are not toning Dr. Pimple Popper down from her existing YouTube channel full of grapefruit and baseball-sized lumps and bumps, so brace yourself for an epic pop.
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One commenter said that her daughter changed the name of her dad, who drives for Uber, to "Lady Lumps," and was called that by Siri while a passenger was in the car.
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But decades later, when she was selecting various unwrapped Dead Sea scrolls for scanning, Shor plucked one of the lumps out of the box to include in the scanning, just in case.
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If you could see them up close, the flares might be lumps of hot plasma shot outward from the black hole, in jets of material focused and launched away by magnetic fields.
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Constant stirring of anything that requires the development or hydration of starch—not just polenta, but also béchamel sauce, for example—is certainly important in order to avoid the formation of lumps.
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Add the flour mixture and the tvorag and mix for just a few seconds—you want the flour to be fully incorporated, but you should still see small lumps of farmer's cheese.
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Some of the gifts given to Harry from New Zealand's public included "a packet of Jaffa cakes, a bag of pineapple lumps, a chocolate fish, a jar of Marmite," and Weetabix cereal.
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You don't want to be so removed from reality that you become convinced your hands are immovable lumps of molten lava and that your best friend's suddenly become fluent in Mandarin, obviously.
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"Trump is venting about his frustration with what he considers failed leadership by Senate Republicans as he takes his lumps this week in wars with, well, everyone," Axios reported on Wednesday morning.
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When all the trees had been stripped and there was no more clay, he learned that lumps of coal could appease the devil in his stomach, at least for a little while.
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The cancer pavilion is a cruel democracy of appearance: the same bald heads, the same devastated complexions, the same steroid-swollen faces, the same plastic ports visible as lumps under the skin.
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With a deeper breath, I finally put her in a bathing suit that, in front of my eyes, reduced the lumps it covered, and the Uncanny Valley version of myself smiled back.
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Taking inspiration from "Chinese concubines and royalty in antiquity," Gwyneth Paltrow's new-age "health" brand Goop recently started hawking $66 egg-shaped lumps of jade designed to be inserted in the vagina.
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The company lumps them into three categories: everyday activity trackers like the Flex 2; trackers for more active people, like the Charge 2 and Blaze; and the performance-focused, GPS-equipped Surge.
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But that's exactly how it comes at the Minnesota State Fair, where lumps of lean lobster meat are battered and fried, then impaled on a stick to satiate hungry festivalgoers each year.
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What to Cook I was out to dinner with friends the other night, and we had so much good stuff — anchovy toasts, fried lumps of Comté, kohlrabi with ham, grilled duck hearts.
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Blasted by eons of wind and waves, the four small islands have eroded into rocky, chalk-white lumps of cliffs, ravines, coves and outcroppings where perhaps 212 intrepid locals make their home.
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And, even thousands of miles south of the United States border, the lowly Los Angeles Chargers could not escape some lumps for failing to fill their small, temporary and noticeably empty stadium.
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Dr. Pimple Popper discovered Gerard had familial multiple lipomatosisOnce at Lee&aposs office, Gerard showed the doctor the many lumps on his arms, describing the others he had all over his body.
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Mr. McConnell, calculating that any testimony would be very bad for the president and thus for the Republicans' Senate majority, persuaded his colleagues to take their lumps and vote no on witnesses.
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The foreground is littered with paintbrushes that look more like cigarette butts than anything else (Guston's twin addictions?) along with white, green, and red lumps of paint (the colors of the Italian flag.
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According to the Vancouver Courier, the Stanley Park Ecology Society found the alien-looking lumps—which are actually colonies of tiny marine invertebrates called Pectinatella magnifica—in the pond back in mid-August.
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In earnings reports, Alphabet lumps hardware sales into an "other revenues" category that includes its cloud business and app store sales, instead of parsing out how much any of those individual categories book.
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From a woman with a long, curved horn growing out of the back of her head to teenage brothers with matching mystery body lumps, it's a full hour of drama and medical marvels.
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In theory, this structure makes perfect sense; in practice, it takes an experienced writer to make a seamless blend of personal and political stories, and this book has some conspicuous ridges and lumps.
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It's brought me children, it's gone through battles, it's had cancer scares with lumps in my boobs, it's fought mental illness, it's wrestled with no sleep and been a home to three kids.
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To give this van its lurid lemon lumps, Wurm packed different types of styrofoam and putty on top of an ordinary VW T2, and sprayed it with a glossy coat of car paint.
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Checking for lumps in the shower is a common piece of advice, since many people find that the easiest way to check their breasts is to do so when their skin is slippery.
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Even though they came before Second Life allowed full mesh models to be imported and therefore had to be assembled from more simplistically sculpted lumps and bean shapes, they remain pretty darn cute.
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A self-proclaimed "accidental advocate," Gibbons shines throughout The Clothes Make the Girl with her honest and relatable account of plus-size fashion, and all the bumps and lumps that come with it.
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"We want all healthcare providers to be aware of BIA-ALCL, particularly in patients with new swelling, lumps, or pain around breast implants, to expedite diagnosis of this malignancy," the FDA letter states.
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Facebook needs to learn to take its lumps, change course, and do better rather than constantly trying to challenge details of negative press about it, especially before it has all the necessary information.
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Even though they came before Second Life allowed full mesh models to be imported and therefore had to be assembled from more simplistically sculpted lumps and bean shapes, they remain pretty darn cute.
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In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the cream cheese on medium speed for 2 to 3 minutes, until it is smooth and free of lumps. 12.
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When, for example, baby boomers are blamed for "ruining America," the argument lumps together Donald Trump and a 60-year-old black woman who works for minimum wage cleaning one of his hotels.
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For every golden nugget of talent in Hollywood, there are a dozen lumps of coal — some of whom manage to compress themselves into diamonds, befriend casting directors, and land starring roles in films.
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The NRA and its elected allies, of course, took their lumps, but in an encouraging shift for activists, so too did individuals who prioritize gun rights over the potential upside to tightening restrictions.
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And amid the recent rally, which has seen spreads ratchet in since February 11 by 68bp in high grade and 262bp in high yield, even pristine names have been taking their occasional lumps.
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But a decade of more and more sensitive observations failed to find any hot spots or lumps; the cosmic gravy had been very finely stirred, and the elegant notion of inflation seemed doomed.
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But it turned out not to be the perfect fit, not least because during my 22-month tenure in the role my twins morphed from speechless baby lumps into wondrous compelling little people.
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Valerio Onida, a former constitutional court judge, brought the case arguing that it was unacceptable that the ballot sheet lumps together multiple issues into one question requesting a single 'yes' or 'no' answer.
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"My father passed away of cancer at a young age and one of the first symptoms he saw was a collection of lumps on his body, so that makes me very anxious," Luis says.
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On Wednesday, the model proudly shared a photo of herself baring her cellulite and stretch marks to let everyone know that she isn't ashamed of her "lumps and bumps" — and you shouldn't be, either.
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Then we're graced with a two-for-one case — sisters Cheri and Janice and their twin arm lumps — before the piéce de résistance: 26-year-old Tatiana and the bump on her butt cheek.
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The gist: The Black + Decker model offers all the essentials: six different speeds, including a TURBO button that'll increase the mixer to maximum speed, for all of those tough-to-stir lumps and bumps.
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It has been two years since the first meeting and both camps have had a lot of time to work and adjust after a fight where both men took lumps out of each other.
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"I had no concerns; no lumps; no family history; no reason at all to think that my baseline mammogram would turn my world upside down," she wrote in an article for her station, KFOR.
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YouTube beauty guru Jaclyn Hill is refunding every customer who purchased one of her Jaclyn Cosmetics lipsticks after weeks of fans' complaints of finding hair fibers, lumps and tiny black holes in their products.
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I want to see these kids be full messes, and then Hot Santa to come along and teach them how to act right, because even bad kids don't want lumps of coal for Christmas.
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Nick walks out of Dr. Lee's office a few lumps lighter, and all the wiser, after making a pimple promise to Dr. Lee that he'll never take a knife to his skin, ever again.
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Work out all those lumps; after kneading about ten times you should have satin-smooth dough that forms a clean ball you can easily push into, like the gel of a shoe insert. 4.
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Sheeran hasn't officially responded, but since he'll be spending some time in the country pretty soon, the crooner will have plenty of time to familiarize himself with all the local culture, Pineapple Lumps included.
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In a post to her Facebook page on Saturday, Hayley Browning wrote that while most of us are told to check for lumps while standing in the shower, we may still be missing something.
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Pretty shallow of you when I've had a baby 3 months ago to comment on my boobs, but take it as a compliment because you were clearly looking at my lady lumps👍🏻 Douche.
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RELATED: New Hampshire looming, 2016 hopefuls make their case Trump also discussed one of his father's expressions, "take the lumps out," which he has brought up several times this week on the campaign trail.
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Wisconsin's young roster has taken its predictable lumps early this season against arguably the most difficult schedule thus far in college basketball, playing to and dropping each of its four games against ranked opponents.
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Women in the 1950s were both embarrassed of and afraid to talk about the lumps in their breasts that threatened their lives, but a wave of feminist-powered activism in the 1970s changed everything.
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Coal has taken its regulatory lumps in recent years but still churns out more than 30 percent of total electricity produced, with natural gas surging to nearly 34 percent by the end of 2016.
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I remembered what it feels like to glide in the snow and I kept thinking of how I would ride over the rocky lumps and rolls all the way down to the valley below.
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Mr. Ratcliffe also said he feared for his wife's health after finding out that she had been taken to a hospital to see a specialist after finding lumps in her breasts, the BBC reported.
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Blood clots are lumps of coagulated blood that can form in many parts of the body, but they are particularly dangerous in the brain, where they can cause severe headaches, cerebral hemorrhage, and stroke.
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Moving onto the armpits, Dr. Lee cuts into the lumps under Amber's arm, both of which pop out cleanly — like little pearls — and sends those growths to the lab along with the other skin flaps.
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According to Odyssey, most stories average between 1,0003 and 2,500 reads per month, a figure that lumps together those few pieces that go viral with the majority, which sometimes get only a handful of shares.
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She removed all the full-length mirrors from her home, preferring not to see herself in them, and pined over the lumps on her chest when she caught glimpses of her torso in the bathroom.
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So-called manganese nodules cover parts of the seafloor, and makeup billions of metric tons worth of lumps containing manganese, nickel, cobalt, copper and other metals waiting for trawlers to scoop them up, Hannington said.
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An intelligence-driven policing or prosecution system that does not account for the varying reliability and credibility of sources—and just lumps them all together as "data"—will ultimately result in an error-filled database.
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At the start of "Money", we are given a short introduction to the precursors of ancient Greek money: barter trade, livestock heads, and metal lumps, which eventually gave way to metre-long spits called obeloi.
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The third pop of Christmas: Christina and her neck blisters Dr. Lee immediately diagnoses Christina's field of little blister-like neck lumps as steatocystomas, which is a kind of benign cyst that secretes oily material.
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What's more: These sensations can be digitized and shared as records to other physicians in follow-up exams, so they have a better idea of what lumps and bumps to be on the lookout for.
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The doctor may also get you to raise your arms or put your hands on your hips (just like in the breast self-exam) as these maneuvers can accentuate some lumps and breast tissue tethering.
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He went off into the rain, and like a boxer he drew his fists up in front of his face, swinging one out and then the other, imparting lumps to heads that were not there.
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One woman who has chronic illness which caused her to develop lumps in her breasts, throat and uterus said she could never complete treatment at a offshore hospital before she was forced back to Nauru.
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He asked Dr. Shor to scan the scroll and other artifacts as part of a project to create images of all Dead Sea scroll material, and showed her a box full of lumps of charcoal.
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Officials from administrations in both parties expect to take partisan lumps as part of the process, and it's not uncommon for members of the president's own party to question cuts that might affect their districts.
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Publishers and creators: The new Discover Snapchat now lumps all professional creators, whether they're big news outlets or social media stars or video Show makers, into one Discover tab to the right of the camera.
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His world is the simplest but most interactive; grey statues resembling huge, twisted lumps of clay float in a cloudy dawn sky, and the visitor's job is to spray paint them with their VR controller.
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"They might take some lumps, but it's going to be a learning process and we have to let it unfold in front of our eyes," said Ron Gardenhire, the veteran manager who replaces Brad Ausmus.
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I've done the whole song and dance of Googling symptoms, compulsively exploring my body for lumps, and the occasional calling of everyone I've ever slept with to make sure they didn't infect me with AIDS.
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We see examples of the increasingly anti-conventional techniques the muralist developed: spraying, splattered, dripping paint, building up glazes in ugly lumps on the canvas surface, anything to make the results look unpolished and unsettling.
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How much more compelling and challenging would it have been to see shots of Beyoncé and Jay-Z in the Pavillon des Sessions, where the Louvre lumps together artifacts from Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Oceania?
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He eats and eats and eats until his body expands and lumps, devouring fish balls, dumplings, snails, whole fish, and whole pigs, along with all kinds of Japanese treats, from tonkatsu (deep-fried pork) to sushi.
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" The FDA goes on to explain that BIA-ALCL "is not a cancer of the breast tissue" and to ask doctors to be more cautious with patients experiencing "new swelling, lumps, or pain around breast implants.
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The jade industry has also been accused of creating social problems since narcotics addiction is rife among gem scavengers who come to the mining areas in hope of finding lumps of jade overlooked by big miners.
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Major Free Agents: CB Greg Toler, TE Dwayne Allen, TE Coby Fleener, ILB Jerrell Freeman, S Dwight Lowery One of Grigson's first signings, Toler was only able to give the Colts three years of taking lumps.
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When a category lumps together everything from cheap plastic lenses to cutting-edge motion control systems, how many users will assume the Daydream View is just a nice-looking Cardboard headset, even if that's completely wrong?
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But if public perception lumps them in with geeky Google Glass or unnecessary Flipcams, Spiegel will have spent a lot of Snap's $2 billion-plus in venture capital on something just for him to play with.
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"Any new lumps, bumps, discomfort, itch, change of color, size or symmetry should be reported to a GP or gynecologist," Dr. Adeola Olaitan, UCLH consultant gynecologist and medical adviser to The Eve Appeal, previously told Refinery29.
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Cows stood on either side of us, and then, as we approached the shore, the cows were replaced by cow-looking rocks, sturdy black lumps that grazed on the hillside like the previous cows' petrified ancestors.
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The dust consists of tiny remnants from the solar system's birth, including debris from the lumps of dirty ice known as comets and from ages of smashups among planets and the big rocks known as asteroids.
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If they did somehow survive that it&aposd be great to see them in Season 2, but only for "Baby Yoda" to get some payback for those lumps he took while stashed away in the satchel.
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The burritos, sitting on a windowsill in an otherwise empty gallery, took on a surreal beauty — recognizable as what they were, but stripped of any usual meaning: two beige lumps slowly collapsing in the fading sunlight.
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If confirmed as fossilized communities of bacteria known as stromatolites - rather than a freak natural formation - the lumps would pre-date fossils found in Australia as the earliest evidence of life on Earth by 220 million years.
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In January, Zaghari-Ratcliffe went on hunger strike for several days in protest after her family said she was refused permission to see a doctor to examine lumps in her breast and to address other health issues.
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Although Amazon doesn't list ads in its own sales category, and instead lumps the figure in a miscellaneous category with other services, it appears that sales have nearly doubled year over year, to $3.4 billion last quarter.
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And, it sounds like the dancer took some lumps as a result -- Genea later took to social media to announce she'd fractured her jaw, cracked some of her teeth, sprained her ankle ... and needed stitches, plus surgery.
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But a fine mesh strainer is what you need for rinsing a can of beans after you open them, or straining the lumps out of your gravy or the pulp out of your fresh-squeezed OJ. 5.
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Other fans complained of broken bullets, lumps, spots, and even what they thought to be hair in their lipsticks, the last of which Hill claims is due to the texture of the gloves used during quality control.
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Previous research had found such Neanderthal DNA to be especially common near parts of the genome associated with illnesses like depression, heart disease and seborrheic keratosis, a complaint in which scaly lumps form on a sufferer's skin.
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The Felt app, an app which allows you to send handwritten cards, is making it super easy for you to add people on to a naughty list and possibly send them lumps a coal for the holidays.
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AISHA HARRIS It was heartbreaking to see Lila wake up to a stocking at her bedside in Episode 5, and crack a small smile in anticipation — only to find she's been gifted lumps of coal by Rino.
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Startlingly, nothing leaked from the leaders' two-hour meeting until late afternoon, when the city was enveloped by a freakish storm, which buffeted the city with lumps of crusty, wet snow known in meteorological circles as graupel.
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Pimple Popper removed 16 pus-filled lumps from a man who has so many that he doesn't look in the mirror anymore9 early YouTube stars who are still wildly popular after more than a decade of fame
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Instead, it lumps those products in with its Dynamics customer-relationship-management software and some other undisclosed cloud services to come up with a figure it calls "commercial cloud," which is what you see on the chart.
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Think of it this way: you won't be getting live contour information on your six-pack, but you won't need a dozen keyfob-sized lumps all over your workout clothes to know how many sit-ups you've done.
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The five-time Olympian and Team USA's only mom to compete in this year's Winter Games said in a subsequent interview that it's been a "roller coaster" since she first discovered two pea-sized lumps in her breast.
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One of the most significant finds was two metallic lumps weighing approximately 40 pounds (18 kilograms) and made up of thousands of ancient coins, fused together in the shape of the pottery vessel in which they were held.
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He also seems sceptical about the idea that handing out lumps of cash would deliver much long-term help, pointing out that the boost to GDP may just be temporary, and then only the bill would be left.
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Photos uploaded to Twitter show lumps of dairy now floating in sections of the river close to the plant, prompting one user to dub the spillage a "very Breton problem" in reference to the region's famed dairy output.
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Successive dives recovered a haul including a bronze lamp depicting the image of sun god Sol, a figure of moon goddess Luna, fragments of life-size bronze cast statues as well as two lumps of thousands of coins.
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Yet here we are, living lumps of regular matter reading blog posts on the internet, while antimatter only exists in some very specific cases, like in our experiments or as a product of some kinds of radioactive decay.
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Thompson took his lumps for the third time in his last four outings with the Phillies, surrendering seven runs over five innings for the second time in that stretch in an 11-10 loss at Washington on Friday.
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The arm lump, he said, upon palpating it in his Long Island office, was worth removing but as the two much smaller lumps in my abdomen were imperceivable and not painful, he suggested that we leave them be.
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After weeks of facing backlash from fans who complained of finding hair fibers, lumps and tiny black holes in their Jaclyn Cosmetics lipsticks, the 29-year-old beauty guru announced she is relaunching her brand later this month.
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Top News Asthma, rashes, lumps, children's hair loss and cancers: Scores of people who have lived on California's Treasure Island have reported mysterious maladies amid allegations that the Navy exposed residents to radioactive and toxic materials for decades.
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One 2012 study tracked how concentrations of the sea skater insects (halobates sericeus),who normally lay their eggs on seashells, seabird feathers, and tar lumps, have increased "significantly" in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch since the early 1970s.
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Not yet very distant from their roots in operetta and vaudeville, the most successful shows of the period were often hodgepodge affairs, "integrated" only in the way a salad is, with lumps of this and that thrown in.
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Lumps of hashish and bags of marijuana disappear into black vinyl sacks, which are then rolled up and thrown onto roofs, hidden under floorboards and stuffed into ingeniously camouflaged hidey-holes — inside hollow propane tanks or behind mirrors.
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As a child, she loved running her fingers over those button-like lumps on the bark, imagining that if she pressed one just right it might grant her entry through a secret door into a tree's inner chamber.
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There wasn't a lot of flavor in firm lumps of sweetbread with brussels sprout leaves and pale bands of lardon, and not much surprise in the juxtaposition of roasted salsify, sunchokes and leeks over a pale sunchoke purée.
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"I think sugar is immune to the spirits because the sweetness remains and perhaps intensifies" Eating one of these sugary skulls—sweet figures of death—is like having ten lumps of sugar in your mouth at one time.
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Additionally, "mindfulness" research often lumps together different types of mindfulness, and one recent study suggest that the benefits vary greatly depending on the style — so practicing a type known for increasing focus won't make you more empathetic, for example.
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When I arrived there, a specialist examined me and saw that there were two more lumps: One behind the ear, on the same side of the head where the first one had appeared, and another one on my neck.
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Drawing a distinction between black children and teenagers (the Washington Post database lumps both into an under 18 category), Kessler notes that based on the database, no unarmed children had been killed by police between 2015 and this month.
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Baldwin, the daughter of Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger, went on to offer helpful tips toward leading a more fulfilling life, such as avoiding Juul pods, buying vitamins and vegetables, and getting your breasts checked for possibly cancerous lumps.
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The gnocchi was flavorsome and comforting, although it wasn't super hot and there were some lumps of cheese that I think should've been melted better (the cabin crew had just whipped off the foil when they got to me).
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Surrounded by sparkling clouds of mist and misshapen lumps of space debris, your character's craft can sail in any direction on what the locals call "rivers of starlight"—essentially an open map similar to Wind Waker or Sunless Sea.
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President Trump is including the European Union in his list of biggest global foes, telling CBS' Jeff Gloor in a segment that airs on "Face the Nation" that he lumps EU trade issues alongside threats from China and Russia.
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That they must be gray in order to be "gray sweatpants" likely has to do with the shadow effect: It's more difficult to see the lumps and bumps on a person's body when the person is wearing darker colors.
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The de facto centerpiece of the exhibition is Erik Ferguson's video piece, "Untitled Video Compilation" (2017), which stars an animated cast of fleshy orifices expelling lumps of delicate tissue, skinned phalluses dangling aloft, and unidentifiable creatures swelling and squirming.
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And if my daughter or my future grandchildren or perhaps you, your friends, your children, or your grandchildren find lumps in their breasts that prove to be cancer, even better science, technology, engineering, and math may save their lives.
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It would be flat-out crazy for America to give up its leadership in this field by turning back to burning dirty lumps of coal when wind and solar are beginning to beat fossil fuels in price without subsidies.
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It's weird to hear him take shots at the Kardashians' famous curves after he has personally recognized the fact those same infamous lady lumps are what brought him his fortune — it's not like sporadic 1Oak appearances are what pays the bills.
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But unless you're in a place where some weird local law lumps police in with the other protected classes, you could theoretically say to every cop, "Your money is not welcome at my vape shop," if that's what your heart demands.
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The problem is that the White House appears to expect Democrats to be motivated to come to the table out of a high-minded desire to reopen the government and to be willing to swallow some lumps to accomplish that goal.
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Ratcliffe, who said his wife appeared to be on the edge of a nervous breakdown and was due to have further tests after finding lumps on her breasts, said he thought she was being used as a diplomatic bargaining chip.
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While it's hard to imagine many having a rougher end to the year than the Brazilian-born Ghosn, there are more than a few lumps of coal in the stockings for those leading an auto industry facing a potentially rough 5003.
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Being that both boys are under 18, Dr. Lee wants to make sure that they understand that their procedures are cosmetic and elective, as these lumps don't seem to be life-threatening — it's a want-to, not a have-to surgery.
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When it came to makeup with Hill's kiss of approval, fans expected more—yet when they unboxed their lipsticks, they found the wax mangled and scratched, and many of the tubes covered with white hairs or full of inexplicable lumps.
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Daphne shook the word "alien" out of her head; she'd picked it up from one of the comment threads on the news articles, some bozo theorizing that the spiny lumps came from space when they clearly just came from the ocean.
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"I think they decided it would probably be easier ... to take their lumps with the dairy farmers than to face a broader narrative of mismanagement of the trade file and the economy among many Canadians," he said in an interview.
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There are also hard policy issues in play, and it's plausible that Facebook's definition of an unacceptable hate group differs from the hard line taken by SPLC, which often lumps ostensibly non-violent racism under the broader category of hateful propaganda.
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And, so that she didn't see I was only allowing myself to be dragged along, I would stroke her tiny hand which was feeding me sugar lumps, so that I for my part wouldn't notice how she was dragging me along.
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Her approach to fashion came through art, fighting with, changing, and molding the body through clothes, down feathers, and stretch fabrics, most notably in her "Body Meets Dress—Dress Meets Body" collection, popularly referred to as the "Lumps and Bumps" collection.
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"In hindsight, trying to work in the words 'my humps my humps, my lovely lady lumps' may have been a mistake," he said, making reference to her lyrics from her 2005 song "My Humps" with former band The Black Eyed Peas.
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Read more:Watch Dr. Pimple Popper squeeze blackhead 'fireworks' all over a man's faceWatch Dr. Pimple Popper extract a man's forehead blackheads that one viewer described as 'stubborn'Watch Dr. Pimple Popper effortlessly pop a patient's 2 lipomas, or doughy fat-filled lumps
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Astronomers suspect the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy entered into a "feeding frenzy" a few million years ago, swallowing massive lumps of gas and matter, and the bubbles are the black hole's consequent belch of radiation.
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The cups would cut into me at weird angles, creating visible lumps beneath certain tops, or the closures would more closely resemble an actual bra, making the bra less suitable to pair with backless tops or dresses with spaghetti straps.
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But Nik is going to an extreme to prove a point; that at the other extreme is a dystopian vision along the lines of the Pixar movie Wall-E, where humanity has devolved into fat, useless lumps catered to by robots.
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Halloween takes its lumps on the way to that point, but when it closes on a deft image that combines its twinned ideas of maternal strength passed down through generations of women right alongside shared trauma, it ends very well indeed.
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That question is surprisingly hard to answer given the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's quixotic bookkeeping on the subject: It sometimes singles out signals as the cause of delays, but at other times lumps them into other and broader categories of problems.
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The writer uses fantastically gritty and descriptive language to help the reader visualize, smell and feel the preparation of the haggis: yanking veins from lungs; picking lumps of meaty gruel from her fingernails; the glorious stench of the sheep's stomach.
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The Ark, for all of its lumps, strikes me as a wonderfully adaptive place — Noah supplants his farm income as a host for out-of-town guests and these guests are in turn introduced to the infectious, survivalist spirit of Detroit.
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And it all somehow ended up with alien mother egg sacks: cotton stretched thin to form an undulating weblike chrysalis around the body, with various protrusions and lumps poking through (including the head) as if just on the verge of hatching.
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The president often hits at multiple opponents in his harangues, and he frequently lumps together the law enforcement officials who conducted the Russia inquiry with Democrats and other perceived enemies, as he appeared to do in speaking to Mr. Bolton.
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The president often hits at multiple opponents in his harangues, and he frequently lumps together the law enforcement officials who investigated his campaign's ties to Russia with Democrats and other perceived enemies, as he appeared to do with Mr. Bolton.
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" The opening note then leads to a detailed webpage that seeks to discredit reports, research, and media that found Exxon has actively mislead the public on the dangers posed by climate change, which the corporation lumps together as the "#exxonknew campaign.
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By contrast, for a lone seal to reduce a penguin to bite-sized chunks means whipping the prey around in its jaws with as much force as it can muster, in order to tear lumps of flesh free from the carcass.
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Looking out over the mists and fruit-filled backpacks leaning against my rear wheels, East Berlin's TV Tower just visible through the haze, chewing through a roll covered with lumps of salt, I wonder what exactly I've let myself in for.
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Kevin was on the Power 105's 'Breakfast Club' Thursday morning and opened up about his sex tape scandal, saying he knew he'd have to take his lumps -- but people saying the whole mess was karma for Eniko was too much to handle.
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These posts do pop up every once in a while, but the majority of rhetoric around at-home breast exams still focuses on lumps alone — and it is important to know what you're looking for when it comes to tissue irregularities, too.
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The group has taken its lumps in recent years; CBCPAC was critiqued for endorsing Hillary Clinton in the Democratic Party, taking heat in public and behind the scenes on Capitol Hill from young staffers who liked what Bernie Sanders had to say.
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After customers began accusing Hill's newly-launched cosmetics company, Jaclyn Cosmetics, of selling lipsticks with black holes, lumps and hair-like fibers, Jenner, 20213, posted a video opening the PR box saying she couldn't wait to try them (seemingly unaware of the controversy).
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When Rousey's opponent attempts to catch her coming in, you want to see her do it with an elbow, a knee, or even a cheeky 'nodder': big lumps of bone which aren't going to glance off or give as she walks onto them.
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It was the best of times, and the queasiest of times — and you can bet we'll be watching Dr. Lee's sophomore season come January 2019, for a whole new cast of lumps and bumps that will likely top anything we've ever seen.
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Drawing on years of research that suggests blind people might have enhanced sensory abilities, Discovering Hands was recruiting blind women to perform breast palpations, with the idea that they could potentially notice lumps better and sooner than physicians during a traditional exam.
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It isn't funny that her comments hurt some people, but it is fucking hilarious that Megyn Kelly Today requires its host—a woman famous for dispassionately reducing polished public figures across the political spectrum to quivering lumps of equivocation—to empathize and emote.
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In King's own career, breaking down barriers has meant keeping cool and taking his lumps — some of them simply for being an outsider — as he studied the business and fought his way up from a subminimum-wage position in the William Morris mailroom.
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"It's about bodies — queer bodies and our relationship with our bodies," Jeffrey says of his spring 2019 collection, which featured tops and smocks with padded lumps and distensions that seemed both a comment on body dysmorphia and an appeal for self-love.
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Not only does this give you more surface area to wash away starch before cooking, it also means that they'll cook quicker, though be careful not to let the water boil, as this vigorous movement will smash up the potatoes into wet lumps.
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President Donald Trump has been laying into the Seattle-based online shopping firm in recent weeks for what he says is a deal with publicly-owned USPS which effectively lumps much of the cost of thousands of daily deliveries onto U.S. taxpayers.
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LOS ANGELES — Run your fingers across the pockmarked walls of the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) and you can feel the bumps, lumps, and patches produced by the hundreds of staple guns and thousands of push pins that were there before you.
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Colloquially known as "lumps and bumps," it includes dresses, skirts and jackets in bright, stretch gingham checks that came with enormous goose-down-filled protuberances suggestive of tumors, shoulder pads, pregnant bellies or outside fanny packs — and in all the wrong places.
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If investors are sending any sort of signal to big tech companies, which have taken their lumps from shareholders this year, it is simply this: You are free to spend on side projects so long as your main business is not showing signs of weakness.
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Red Carpet Watch 8 Photos View Slide Show ' When she's not jet-skiing with Amy Schumer, discussing her lady lumps, or taking on equal pay in Hollywood, Jennifer Lawrence, a self-professed workaholic, is likely to be found on the red carpet swathed in Dior.
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The natural gas fleet is at about 26 percent CF. Note that this lumps together combined-cycle plants, which tend to have CFs up toward 57 percent, and open-cycle plants that are used primarily for "peaking," which have CFs down around 7 percent.
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The new app lumps all those options into three categories: Economy (which includes UberPool and UberX), Premium (Uber Select and town cars), Extra Seats (extra-large cars and SUVs), and More (for those who need a child's car seat or a wheelchair-accessible vehicle).
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Outraged by a painting at the Brooklyn Museum by Chris Ofili, which depicts a black Virgin Mary and incorporates lumps of dried elephant dung, he began withholding the museum's city subsidies and threatening to terminate its lease, remove its board, and possibly seize the property.
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No matter what makeup look or trend you're trying to tackle in the morning, if you wake up to a breakout, all of your attention immediately shifts from picking an eyeliner to figuring out how to hide your lumps and bumps from the world.
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If the past few weeks have shown us the unique horrors some women have faced, the answer to it can't be a stringent new solidarity that further limits the definition of womanhood and lumps our highly diverse experiences together simply based on our gender.
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As they erode, which they constantly do, chunks of earth are sent tumbling onto the beach, especially when the weather is wet, and all manner of fossils are revealed — anything from tiny lumps of fossilized dinosaur excrement to the entire skeletons of massive prehistoric beasts.
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When Business Insider met with a resident of 12 years, Trelease Miller, at her Treasure Island home in 2019, Miller said her daughter was one of the handfuls of children that had developed hair loss and puss-filled lumps since moving onto the island.
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The TFA's approach to understanding inequality and fiscal progressivity is markedly different from the conventional approach, which focuses on the distribution of current income, measures progressivity in terms of the ratio of current taxes to current income and lumps together households of all ages.
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Attached to these shafts have been putter heads made of large lumps of lead ('weight makes the ball roll true,' salesmen explain) and slivers of aluminum ('lightness makes the ball roll true,' salesmen explain) as well as every other substance harder than a marshmallow.
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It is beyond awesome that we little lumps of protoplasm squinting out at the Universe from our shaky platform in the outskirts of an insignificant galaxy can, after four decades of indefatigable effort, detect and characterize a black hole merger over a billion light years away.
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They would smuggle food into Edith's room for picnics, speak to each other from their windows (his room was right above hers), and sit together at a tea shop balcony and make a game of throwing sugar lumps onto the hats of people who walked by.
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It lumps nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons into a category of weapons of mass destruction that are unusable precisely because they're so powerful and hard to control, says Tannenwald, author of The Nuclear Taboo: The United States and the Non-Use of Nuclear Weapons Since 1945.
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But if Mark Zuckerberg is convinced video and visual communication is the future, and is betting Facebook can lead by offering an AR development platform Snapchat lacks, the company may be willing to take its lumps and wait for the trends to push people to Camera.
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Honestly, although technically they are made of animal skin parchment, they're pretty much just small lumps of charcoal to the naked eye, like this one:This lump of charcoal is actually one of the oldest known fragments of a biblical text, second only to the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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William Tucker has played that game for years, but when circumnavigating his enormous lumps of plaster and bronze in search of that "aha" angle of view, I don't think I've ever sensed their massiveness with the muscles of my arms or in the small of my back.
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In fact, when it comes to food waste, there are a number of other strategies to curbing this problem that are more effective and less insulting, such as the "ugly produce" initiative that helps ensure fruits and veggies with harmless lumps, bumps, and spots still get eaten.
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The later sections of the story, dealing with Mercury's AIDS diagnosis, are carefully handled, but most of the film is stuffed with lumps of cheesy rock-speak ("We're just not thinking big enough"; "I won't compromise my vision"), and gives off the delicious aroma of parody.
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Just as surely as a creaky door or a clap of thunder will summon shivers of fright the thousandth time you hear it, so will the spectacle of a scrappy group of strivers following their unlikely coach to victory bring lumps to throats and tears to eyes.
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Now, it's perhaps inevitable that bundle prices would increase as more streaming services launched, but if it comes time to create a new version of a cable bundle that lumps a bunch of streaming services together, well, Apple is one of the largest corporations on the planet.
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There were two main camps: those who said that they primarily wear or wore Spanx to "hold them in" so that they appeared thinner, and those who mostly wore them to smooth out lumps and bumps, make their curves appear sleeker under a figure-hugging dress.
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And from the mud beneath our feet, it extracted all the stuff used to make our great cities, our cars and jets and rockets, and the wires and wireless signals that are turning these disparate lumps of goo into one great hivemind of creativity, knowledge, and sometimes cruelty.
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If you look at this late-December report from IDC, which is usually a good place to start, the firm broadly establishes the category as "wearables," makes separate mentions of the "smartwatch" and "fitness band" categories, and then lumps companies like Xiaomi, Garmin, and Apple in the same group.
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As I furiously whisk any lumps out of the creamy mixture (maybe sieving would have been a good idea after all), I remember my father talking with teary-eyed affection about the way his mother's large fleshy arms would slap and wobble as she stirred in her mixing bowl.
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In the first stage of ore treatment, huge chunks of ore are whittled down to pieces no bigger than about five centimeters, or two inches, first using jaw crushers and then through a "wet milling" process, which uses water to break down the lumps of ore even smaller.
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Trump is venting about his frustration with what he considers failed leadership by Senate Republicans as he takes his lumps this week in wars with, well, everyone: Steve Bannon beat him last night in the Alabama Senate primary, with the Breitbart-favored candidate thumping Trump's man by 10 points.
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Even in our own solar system, we expected the moons of Jupiter and Saturn were merely dead lumps of rock or frozen snowballs, whereas we now understand that several have warm oceans underneath a coating of ice — ideal potential breeding grounds for what may be independent forms of life.
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They were set up to be ground down by other people's ambition, but through a combination of luck and pluck took and inflicted their share of lumps, zigged when others expected them to zag, and found a way to survive, and to reconnect and rededicate themselves to their family.
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"I am starting to see a difference, still really swollen and some discoloration from bruising but all the lumps and weird pockets by my scar are gone and that makes me really happy, as that was what really bothered me, even though I hid it really well 😂," Moakler continued.
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I just wish there were more of them, even if they were only for big lumps of XP. Though it's smart for Niantic to keep them rare and special, these multi-stage tasks are a bit more rewarding than the one-off quick tasks you get anytime you spin a Pokéstop.
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Even still, the "sex addict" categorization lumps together many types of disparate behaviors (like having cybersex, excessive masturbation, obsessive dating, or practicing unsafe sex, all of which are signs of a "sex addiction," according to online diagnostic tools) and fails to take into account the underlying issues causing those behaviors.
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This particular service was provided by the Christian Service Society in a small wooden hut on the periphery of the village, where Dr. Golap Ali, a representative of the NGO, takes the girls' blood pressure, examines them for any suspicious lumps, and counsels them on the risks of unprotected sex.
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There's Soylent Green, but also Luke's rations in Star Wars: Episode V—The Empire Strikes Back, and the emergency algae cakes in Battlestar Galactica, and the dehydrated tablets that fuel the food synthesizers in Star Trek: The Original Series, and the brown lumps that, in Firefly, are worth killing for.
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My sense is that, at the heart of it for him, is this sense that even asking the question is a kind of red baiting, that it reflects the way the political establishment — and he very much lumps the media in with the political establishment, is out to get him.
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This is a general problem facing the frontrunner in any contested primary (see the lumps Hillary Clinton has taken for giving paid speeches to Goldman Sachs), but it's normally a problem that is solved over the summer and a non-issue by the prime general election season in September and October.
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It looks vaguely visceral, and in fact anthropomorphism creeps through the entire show, emerging at times into the openly figurative: a few lumps of tinted polymer clay for eyes, ears, nose and lips (and beard, I think) constitute "Stack Face" (1998), along with the wire armature that sorts those features in space.
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At the time, I could often be found stalking the perimeter of my local skate park, dressed in a pair of scuffed dungarees with my sister's hand-me-down T-shirts straining across my chubby, adolescent breasts, staring at the tousle-haired boys in baggy shirts grinding their way along lumps of concrete.
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" With Mr Trump and his remaining rivals, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, furiously knocking lumps out of each other, Mrs Clinton added blithely: "I know it sometimes seems a little odd for someone running for president in these days and this time to say we need more love and kindness in America.
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That applause may feel a little strange: Are you doing it for the human performers, or for the creatures they have conjured out of skeins of plastic and lumps of foam, or for the passion and drive that have kept this generous, sui generis company producing giddy symbolism for more than 40 years?
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But in an effort to hype new moms as fuckable, rather than present the reality of insomnia and weird new lumps and that thing where they cut open your vagina, we're adding unnecessary pressure to a group of people who probably just want to take a fucking nap, rather than show (?) their milkshakes to strangers.
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Goldberg, searching for a way to change this perception, has turned his lens on the pit bulls he sees every day, the ones he knows truly represent the personality of this breed, which lumps together the American pit bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, American bully, Staffordshire Bull terrier, American bulldog and the bull terrier.
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Not only did the challenge appeal to her as a way to take her mind off cancer, but White realized she would have a platform as a pageant contestant to spread the importance of self-checks – which is how White found both of her breast cancer lumps – and early detection for breast cancer prevention.
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The Washington Post, in a disgusting article entitled "Was everyone terrible 30 years ago?" calls Rao's views "troubling" and obscenely lumps her into the same category as those accused of dressing in blackface and Ku Klux Klan regalia (literally running her picture in a spread with photos of those accused of vile acts of racism).
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Subsequent experiments with balloons, radio telescopes and space missions, such as NASA's Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Project, or WMAP, and the European Space Agency's Planck telescope, have sifted and studied those lumps and the surrounding gravy of energy sufficiently to sketch a detailed portrait of the infant cosmos roughly 380,000 years after the Big Bang.
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In the unlikely event it rings a bell at all, it is probably for one of two reasons: as the hometown of former premier Ed Stelmach, who took his share of lumps in the big-city newspapers for being a country bumpkin; or as the hometown of the world's largest duck, a venerable roadside attraction.
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Days after customers began sharing photos on social media of their purchased lipsticks with what appeared to be black holes, gritty lumps and hair-like fibers (that some people hypothesized was mold) embedded in the product, Hill, 28, addressed the issue in a 14-minute YouTube video after completing an in-depth investigation with her lab and team.
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Days after customers began sharing photos on social media of their purchased lipsticks with what appeared to be black holes, gritty lumps and hair-like fibers (that some people hypothesized was mold) embedded in the product, Hill addressed the issue in a 14-minute YouTube video after completing an in-depth investigation with her lab and team.
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Chandler Jones — After a week of taking lumps for a hospital visit necessitated by a bad reaction to synthetic marijuana, Jones made perhaps the biggest defensive play of the game for New England, stripping Knile Davis on the opening drive of the second half, as Kansas City was trying to keep pace after trailing 503-6 at half.
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" On labeling all journalists fake news: "It's the press corps that also lumps all of us into the same bucket as well, and says 'conservatives don't care about this,' 'the Republicans are racist'...if we don't want to lump every journalist into the same thing, then don't lump every Republican and every conservative into the same box.
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Some of these include Aimmune Therapeutics, whose treatment to protect children with food allergies is seeking FDA approval; Puma Biotech and Juno Therapeutics, both of which have gone recent public in recent years; and Intarcia Therapeutics, which makes a matchstick-size, diabetes-treating pump and was flying high two years ago, though it has more recently taken its lumps.
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IBC accounts for one to five percent of all breast cancers diagnosed in the U.S. Its symptoms differ from those of more common breast cancers and can therefore be harder to diagnose, as lumps are not typically felt during physical exams or found through mammogram screenings, which is why it usually goes unnoticed until at least stage III.
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And it's not a great sign of confidence that you can't yet find the Razr in stores, or that the company didn't broadly seed it with reviewers ahead of launch day, or that — although Motorola says the phone's screen should last at least two years — it also says that "lumps and bumps" might be a normal thing to expect.
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Gig work has taken its lumps recently for a variety of reasons, but one major point of contention is how new classes of workers fit into an older and outdated system of employment classification; one that doesn't create an opportunity for easy access to many of the benefits we associate with traditional employment like retirement savings, unemployment benefits and of course, healthcare.
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"Well, I've been singled out by this organization before in a less flattering way, but you got to take your lumps, you know, if you're going to enjoy the sugar ... So it's nice to be in this room and to know that at least a majority of them appreciated the job I did in this movie, if not all of them," Affleck said.
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