New York used to be a one-mole town, and that was mole poblano.
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The golden mole, the real-life version of a tribble, is not actually a mole.
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A total of three unrelated mole-rat species, the cape mole-rat, the naked mole-rat, and the East African root rat, shrugged off the acid like it was nothing.
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Two species, the natal mole-rat and the naked mole-rat, showed an insensitivity to capsaicin.
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Just when it seems like Wells Fargo's troubles are behind it, another mole pops up from the whack-a-mole machine.
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It's 'whack-a-mole' on steroids in which every time the mole is knocked down, two more pop up, then four, then eight.
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Long ago, the KGB inserted a mole into the heart of the West—a mole who stands on the doorstep of ultimate power.
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In the end, they let me stay and eat their Mole Poblano (thank you!) and their Enchiladas De Mole (thank you kind sirs
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It's 'whack-a-mole' on steroids in which every time the mole is knocked down, two more pop up, then four, then eight.
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They discovered that between one and three spots on the naked mole rat molecular dock differ from those of its African mole rat relatives.
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If after a meal rife with long-cooked flavors, you're craving brightness and a hint of virtue, consider cooking mole verde, or green mole.
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Specifically, the mole-rats were exposed to diluted hydrochloric acid (an analogue for ant venom), capsaicin (an ingredient often found in mole-rat foods), and allyl isothiocyanate AITC (an irritant found in roots—another mole-rat favorite—that gives wasabi and hot mustard their punch).
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In therapy, Brian had tried looking at pictures of his mole, writing about the mole until he felt uncomfortable, and exposing himself to his thoughts about it.
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For the torta de mole, Ms. Gonzalez uses a packaged mole poblano paste and enhances it with ingredients typical of Hidalgo: scorched tortillas, ancho chile and plantains.
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First, you pour a circle of mole madre, then inside a circle of new mole, so the diner can play with both and taste the differences between them.
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The researchers compared the protein sequence for the naked mole rat dock to the sequence in 26 other mammal species and five non-naked African mole rat species.
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She told me that a few months before she had used a 'mole app' which scanned the mole using a phone and sent you a report back on it.
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A classic international spy mole hunt — cerebral and muscular.
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After the lawsuit revealed details about a mole on Mr. Murray's genitals, for instance, representatives of the mayor furnished a doctor's note saying no such mole was present, The Seattle Times reported.
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The chef, Cosme Aguilar, calls it mole de Piaxtla, after the Pueblan town where his father grew up, and as a reminder that there is not just one mole poblano but many.
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We felt so deeply for the down-on-his luck mole that this reporter offered Mr. Resetti a job at Mashable (Editor's note: This reporter has no power to hire a virtual mole).
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After a dermatologist slices what looks like a mole off Ms. Guthrie's flat chest, it turns out to be not a mole and not a recurrence but a second primary breast cancer tumor.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, he was dubbed the Mole Man of Hackney.
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For naked mole rats, these experiments could take even longer.
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The perfect solution: a recado negro, or blackened mole sauce.
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But she still attends "mole mapping" appointments every six months.
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Let's not make a mountain out of a mole hill.
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Everyone was always worried there was a mole on set!
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Leave to marinate while you make the mole sauce. 4.
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So how confident are investigators that Lee was a mole?
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It turns out cave raves aren't just for mole people.
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Mole was forced to resign from the company's Texas subsidiary.
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It calls him "Krotov," a variant of the word mole.
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In addition, the Italian political situation is the third mole.
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The naked mole rat is not a very popular creature.
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Fans swear by the sumptuous mole dishes and the margaritas.
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She had a scar where Anastasia had a mole removed.
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Make the mole: Stem chiles; shake seeds into a bowl.
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You should have tried emancipating that mole from your cheek!
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The dancers are Gareth Mole, Johnny Autin and Matias Ronningen.
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"I am not doing mole hunts, or whatever," he said.
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Naked mole rats went underground and learned to work together.
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Once you have a mole on your face, anything goes.
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A true mole requires hours of preparation and close attention.
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Ojala designed them all with immediacy in mind: Each is controlled by a single onscreen button, from the strangely tactical grappling of Wrestle Jump to the simple whack-a-mole pleasures of Mole Hammers.
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T. and I geek out over some mole blends and spices.
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We end up purchasing a bunch of cooking pastes and mole.
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Like mole man, I was afraid of what I might learn.
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InSight's second main instrument is the heat probe — nicknamed the mole.
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But the mole hasn't had as much luck as the seismometer.
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He has a mole on the bottom of his right shoulder.
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Details: Consider a photo of a mole on a patient's skin.
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I loved to draw on the Madonna mole in the mirror.
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We now know there was a mole in the Trump campaign.
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She would wonder where that mole was at that exact moment.
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In the back of her head, the mole bounced along, taunting.
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We'd look like naked mole rats and no one wants that.
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Which is to say that he, too, noticed Monroe's missing mole.
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Its drill uses a "mole" that pushes slowly into the dirt.
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Lacey explains that storms are life-threatening for the "Mole People".
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"At this point, Mr. Trump is America's back mole," he said.
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"Maybe there was a mole in the German crew," Guadagnino said.
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Season mole sauce with salt and sugar; remove from heat. 9.
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Even the action-painting bloops of salsa and mole radiated tension.
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Here's what we do know: Asher (Matt McGorry) is the mole.
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Then the mole mysteriously popped out of its hole in October.
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Mole freezes well, or dip heated corn tortillas in to serve.
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A mole was apparently passing information to the collaborationist Vichy regime.
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Let's say you're a doctor and your patient has a mole.
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She has a long nose, and a mole above her lip.
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"The mole still has a way to go, but we're all thrilled to see it digging again," said Troy Hudson, an engineer and scientist who has led the mole recovery effort at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Like me, they were particularly smitten with the Panang Mole, a remarkably delicate mash-up of Thai red curry and Mexican mole sauce, made with coconut milk, carrots, green peas, sweet basil and (in my case) chicken.
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There's no straightforward way to get the mole out, but NASA isn't giving up; InSight is going to try to retrieve the mole with its robotic arm, lay it down again, and attempt to dig once more.
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One was stuffed with tangy, gooey queso fresco, chopped jalapeños and epazote (a leafy herb); the other contained moist shredded chicken slathered in mole negro, a darker mole variation flavored with chiles, roasted pumpkin seeds and chocolate.
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The vibrant lineup features poblano mole made with dark chocolate; negro with five chiles; verde with green pumpkin seeds; pipian with red pumpkin seeds; blanco with pine nuts; and, of course, Oaxacan mole made with seven chiles.
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According to the Yahoo News piece, the country launched a mole hunt.
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It's starting to feel like a game of privacy whack-a-mole.
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It is very confusing and kind of like playing Whack-a-Mole.
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What It Looks Like: A red, mole-like growth of any size.
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Most of the Whack-a-Mole profiles contain only basic biographical sketches.
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"It's kind of a game of whack-a-mole," Mr. Kallos said.
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I saw her mole before I saw anything else on her face.
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Maybe — unless Airbnb is brought down by a mole in its midst.
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Some may use it simply to orient, such as blind mole rats.
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The other is a weird African rodent called a naked mole rat.
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But even if oxygen is low, the naked mole rats are … fine.
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"It's just a constant game of whack-a-mole," says USADA's Eichner.
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Her first assignment is to uncover a suspected mole inside the SVR.
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In her visions, even his mole moves into a more pleasing position.
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They talked about at least one mole, at least one source, right?
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But social media has made it a game of whack-a-mole.
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But Mole Man's motivations may be, initially, more justified than they seem.
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The possibility of an FBI mole that was inside the Trump campaign?
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Vegetarians will appreciate the Taco de Zanahorias, topped with mole-spiced carrots.
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Taking a nude selfie is like a game of whack-a-mole.
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Clearly, the existing approach of playing bot Whac-A-Mole isn't working.
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" In fact, Milton (Stephen Root) could be one of the "mole people.
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But the day turns into Whac-a-Mole rather than strategic planning.
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The stock market itself is like Whac-A-Mole, a trader said.
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Just look at a naked mole rat and it makes perfect sense.
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Shred up your leftover turkey and warm it gently in the mole.
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The C.I.A. and F.B.I., suspecting a mole, went on a secret hunt.
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They gave the highveld mole rats a drug that blocks this channel.
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But these regulatory efforts look like a game of whack-a-mole.
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And one mole of carbon has a mass of about 230 grams.
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I.A. mole, who for reasons unknown begins sharing state secrets with her.
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By January 1965, Syrian officials were on the lookout for a mole.
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The main problem was that the mole sauce tasted like cinnamon ketchup.
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"We can anticipate a game of Whac-a-Mole," Mr. Conway said.
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Aldrich Ames was arrested in 1994 as an agency mole for Moscow.
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Then two mole rats in a lab were found to have it.
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"It's really kind of like a whack-a-mole game," he said.
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Recipes: Turkey Mole Verde | Turkey Pho | Turkey Tikka Masala cooking cooking cooking
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Past efforts to fight abuse "felt like Whac-A-Mole," he added.
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Yet she still felt sure that she hated him, hated his pretension, his vanity, hated that he'd hired all these women, hated that mole, hated the neck under the mole, hated the voice that came out of that neck.
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The iconic naked mole-rat, with its ability to resist cancer and oxygen deprivation and seemingly death itself, tends to get much of the research attention, but there are several other species of mole-rats with plenty to offer.
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You go in for your mole check and leave worried about your jowls.
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The elephant, lion and naked mole-rat streams are also no longer broadcasting.
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She had already built out Whack-a-Mole to track him there too.
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That long, linear fencing game suddenly becomes Whack-a-Mole with a spear.
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Naked mole rats are innately humorous creatures, but these ones are extra special.
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While digging this weekend the mole backed about halfway out of the ground.
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Mole did not immediately respond to a request for comment through his attorney.
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For the startups/innovators, this creates a classic technological whack-a-mole dance.
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I think the early stories were suggesting there was a mole and headquarters.
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But during their investigations, the agency refused to look internally for the mole.
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Just look to Lauren Hutton's gapped teeth or Cindy Crawford's mole for evidence.
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Although he is not -- I repeat and again -- he was not the mole.
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TYRUS: Well, first of all, 20 year mole, that&aposs pretty good moiling.
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Pain insensitivity allows highveld mole-rats to live alongside venomous Natal droptail ants.
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Shortly after the mole deployed, it ran into some rock and got stuck.
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As I get into a series of siege fights against giant mole rats.
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Andrea sees Kimmy being outed as a mole woman as a positive thing.
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This kind of global whack-a-mole makes international surrogacy difficult to police.
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"The problem is a bit like the Whac-a-Mole game," he said.
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So, tl;dr, squashing fakes is a perpetual game of whack-a-mole.
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My enchiladas, stuffed with turkey and slathered in pistachio mole ($235), were wonderful.
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"It's a game of Whac-a-Mole," Mr. Mason of Branding Brand said.
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They come in three colors: mole (a light tan), navy blue, and green.
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One side saw a witch hunt where the other saw a mole hunt.
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The beans are actually al dente black eyed peas dusted with mole powder.
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Victor Calderone – "Mole"213 feat Amadeas – "Find The Answer (Marco Bailey Remix)"214.
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You just need roughly five to seven ingredients to make a great mole.
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"Guy was a Hillary mole," pro-Trump podcaster Bill Mitchell tweeted on Monday.
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P.S.: The house mole paste is a phenomenal addition to a grilled cheese.
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The cuisine is refined but spicy, and you find a lot of mole.
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Mole went on to found Glacial Energy Holdings, which became a Platinum holding.
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An Islamist mole had apparently infiltrated H.S.B.C. Would he help expose the infiltrator?
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Most Americans associate mole with chocolate, extensive ingredient lists and intricate cooking instructions.
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Indeed, these chefs argue that tweaking the old recipes only makes mole stronger.
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The mole, which sauces shredded chicken, is first tinny and sweet, then spicy.
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On the Tuesday that I visit his restaurant, the daily special is molotes topped with pan-fried, spiced and pickled butternut squash, and chichilo mole, one of the lesser-known, chocolate-less moles from the Oaxaca's famous seven mole variations.
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In the steel industry such a proliferation of trade sanctions is commonly known as "whack-a-mole", a reference to the popular game in which the player has to hit a mole that appears randomly from a series of holes.
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This only added to the complexity of the mole sauce that it came in.
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What It Looks Like: A mole that has become red or begins to bleed.
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As a result, mole-rats switch to another energy pathway when there's no oxygen.
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During a routine mole check, I made a grumbling aside about my scrawny locks.
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Still, the family loved the local zoo, with its meerkats and naked mole rats.
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Mole House had been redesigned from its roof to the basement below street level.
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The interior of Mole House uses exposed concrete and timber, creating a rustic atmosphere.
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It's a giant game of virtual whack-a-mole that's punishing many small businesses.
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Right now, Calico scientists are reportedly trying to sequence the naked mole rat genome.
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"I continue to play 'whack-a-mole,' trying to remove fake sellers," he said.
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However, there was one mole I had on my back that was skin cancer.
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The InSight team thinks that the soil surrounding the mole may be to blame.
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It was like the mole kept moving all over her face in my mind.
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" The Mole, who had a male-sounding husky voice, explained, "They had to concentrate.
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Content removal is a game of whack-a-mole, as Cindy Lee Garcia learned.
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What do you call this guy, a spy, and informant or just a mole?
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You know, she had a mole from China working for her for 20 years.
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They're not the prettiest things on the planet, but mole-rats are unquestionably cool.
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Last October, Howell found a mole near Chi Chi's tail that concerned the vet.
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As it descends, the mole will measure the heat emanating from the planet's interior.
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Here, for your viewing pleasure, is a picture of the star-nosed mole babies.
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"That's what I call the whack-a-mole aspect of this work," Tompros said.
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But it's not a mole so much as a blackened sauce, like a recado.
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There is no evidence a spy or mole was embedded in the Trump campaign.
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Mole pleaded not guilty; he faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.
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The man emerged, Whac-a-Mole-style, from a different entrance across the street.
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"My son was like me—he had a mole on his forehead," she said.
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How the season&aposs big twist with the Whisperer mole in Alexandria came about
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"These companies are playing whack-a-mole" in their fight against extremism, he said.
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Having developed this immunity, they can live where other mole rats fear to tread.
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Spill the Tea ($13) has bourbon, mezcal, caffè amaro, rooibos, vanilla and mole bitters.
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"It's the naked mole rat's elasticky skin that's made it cancer-proof," he says.
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He said he had a secret weapon: a mole in the district attorney's office.
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Platinum declined to comment and Mole did not respond to a request for comment.
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Some were convinced that a mole within the C.I.A. had betrayed the United States.
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Gouzer called the surgeon's office and made an appointment to have a mole removed.
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" And then the next day it's going to be like, "Found another suspicious mole.
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This is not an expensive game of whack-a-mole, it's 100 percent automated.
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In the mole video, Angela quietly boils chicken and onions, fries up a mixture of serrano peppers and tomatoes, and blends together a huge knob of chocolate and a handful of crackers and spices into the richest-looking mole you've ever seen.
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"It's funny ... what makes a 'Cindy Crawford' emoji different is my mole," Crawford told CNN.
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If you are in Southern Mexico, a mole-like sweeter sauce takes the chiles' place.
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"If we close off Mexico it becomes a game of Whac-a-Mole," Dziczek said.
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Trump has said the FBI planted a mole in his presidential campaign for political purposes.
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This filtering process has resembled playing whack-a-mole or, more appropriately, battling a Hydra.
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Generally, dermatologists identify whether a mole or other abnormality is cancerous by looking at it.
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Jeff, no spy, I guess we can call it an informant mole or a lure.
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Trilobites As it turns out, not even naked mole rats are totally immune to cancer.
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It probably has something to do with the warring mutants and mole people below me.
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Later in the year SkinVision sent Killian a notification to get the mole examined again.
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Adorable fact: Naked mole rats are some of the most impressive creatures on the planet.
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It's going to be whack-a-mole until some real reckoning happens on that level.
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Let's say you want to determine whether a mole on a person's skin is cancerous.
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Facebook has historically played Whac-a-Mole when it comes to systems of fraudulent pages.
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This helps the spy to virtually recruit a source, someone from the inside, a mole.
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You're turning someone into a mole in their organization and they don't even know it.
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"The problem with investigating this administration is it's like oversight whack-a-mole," Claflin said.
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It's like watching a man new to arcades slowly become overwhelmed by whack-a-mole.
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"I wanted to try game season so we're cooking grouse tonight with mole," says Vallejo.
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The mole was immediately removed and, fortunately, hadn't spread to other parts of her body.
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The New York Times's legendary On Language columnist, William Safire, wrote about Whac-A-Mole.
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I hadn't even hit my 20s when doctors found a cancerous mole on my ankle.
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A mole has infiltrated the F.B.I.'s New York office, and everyone is a suspect.
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In other words, there may have been no Russian mole and no deep state conspiracy.
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Mole sauces often use bread as a thickener, so, ta-da—substitute cornbread or stuffing.
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There are smaller cancer-resistant critters, too, including naked mole rats, microbats and grey squirrels.
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"The hyaluronan in naked mole rats is about six times larger than ours," says Faulkes.
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"You have a tattoo on your ankle and a mole on your stomach," he said.
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Determined fanatics will usually outwit the Department of Homeland Security's games of whack-a-mole.
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"Without global relief, the domestic industry will be playing Whac-a-Mole," the petition says.
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"It's a whack-a-mole situation with any kind of bad behavior," Mr. Greenberg said.
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This approach has, predictably enough, devolved into a self-sustaining game of whack-a-mole.
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It's like 40 games of Whac-A-Mole simultaneously taking place in 40 adjacent arcades.
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At the Pressroom, a newspaper-themed bar, the cocktails incorporate barrel-aged Madeira and mole.
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Clinton, just appearing on Fox News confirmed their suspicions that I was a Republican mole.
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But in the whack-a-mole world of cosmology, this solution only raised another problem.
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But someone sent a mysterious message to Jonah… Is there a mole in the Runaways?
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As with any kind of misinformation, it's a game of never-ending whack-a-mole.
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Some officials reportedly believed the mole inside the CIA was exposing its roster of informants.
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Or had they resulted from something more sinister, like a Russian mole inside the agency?
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For connoisseurs, everything depends on the moment when mole makes contact with a warm tortilla.
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Scrubbing the video from the internet was like playing a game of whack-a-mole.
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The name of that sauce is huaxmole, or sometimes guaxmole, or even mole de guaje.
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The Chevy is Danger's homemade Fireball, with mole and tiki bitters, Angostura, cinnamon, and bourbon.
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Pork cheek was stewed in a mole rojo that has just enough chocolate to make you smile; the mole negro, in which marbled short ribs were cooked to extreme tenderness, was so balanced that no one ingredient ever seemed to be in the lead.
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Machine learning, for instance, can be used to tell a cancerous mole from a benign one.
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The oldest mole-rat at the end of the study period was a smidge over 30.
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And he can make mountains look like mole hills, former WWE superstar, my massive sidekick, Tyrus.
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Until Whack-a-Mole, monitoring white nationalism online mainly involved amateur sleuths clicking around, chasing rumors.
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Hairless Kim Possible mole-rat, Rufus, your position on the naked animal throne is being challenged.
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In the White House of children, you're wasting your time playing whack-a-mole every day.
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But did you know there was once a real-life Londoner known as the Mole Man?
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The mole seemed to be missing a key factor in digging: friction in the surrounding soil.
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The Mole Mapper app uses the iPhone's camera to keep track of moles on the skin.
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A lot of the genius of Devon's plan is that he suggests Ben play the mole.
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Basal cells often appear as a waxy bump, while melanoma can develop from an existing mole.
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The mole seems to be missing a key factor in digging: friction in the surrounding soil.
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Why not stick a mole in the company and make it look like an inside job?
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But as any good mole person could tell you, boring a tunnel is no simple task.
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Moderating content on the internet has so far been a losing game of whack-a-mole.
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Critics of the law have suggested it will simply encourage a game a whack-a-mole.
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She had a mole on her nose exactly 2.57 cm from her left nasolabial fold lines.
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Social media platforms' struggle with safety and security is like a game of Whac-A-Mole.
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LG: It's just going to be like a game of whack-a-mole if that happens.
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Wash it down with another, or try some of Curra's to-die-for queso or mole.
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No, I'm not describing Whack-A-Mole—it's CleverPet Hub, the first "gaming console" for dogs.
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Her doctor referred her to a specialist, and a biopsy found that the mole was cancerous.
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As a nation, we can win at creating jobs but not by playing whack-a-mole.
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I feel like I'm playing whack-a-mole with a spring-loaded bust of Kris Jenner.
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I think mole would have drowned before being able to do any damage to the bass.
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There is no public evidence that the FBI had a "mole" embedded in the Trump campaign.
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" He also accused Avenatti and the media for making "a mountain out of a mole hill.
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But a whack-a-mole strategy alone won't be enough; China's mercantilism is simply too pervasive.
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No different, really, than the hair on my chest or the mole above my left eyebrow.
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"This is a whack-a-mole problem, one among many Facebook has," Garcia-Martinez told me.
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Some intelligence officials believed that a mole inside the C.I.A. was exposing its roster of informants.
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Others believed a mole was at work, and Mr. Lee was one of the leading suspects.
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And a (dead) mole is found, giving Greg some breathing room on that whole "betrayal" thing.
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Pork cheek, for instance, is stewed in a mole rojo with a beguiling undercurrent of chocolate.
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At best, efforts to regulate or monitor trade in them are episodic, whack-a-mole affairs.
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"It's been a game of whack-a-mole in the city of Los Angeles," she said.
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Traditional mole sauce can include chocolate, nuts, fruits or spices, and is often served on enchiladas.
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Water not only nourished the people there, but their food source as well: giant mole-rats.
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It's the same thing as getting spam in my email, but it's basically whack-a-mole.
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He plays four-dimensional chess while his current analogue often seems to play Whac-a-Mole.
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"When you want to make a statement on your menu, you make a mole," he says.
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It's like this whole /thing about being / 'with' / somebody is a game of whack-a-mole.
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Yes, it's a mole, and one that rarely flies as far north as New York City.
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Yeah, so you have a game of whack-a-mole, effectively, on that side of things.
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Passing a bill to prevent surprise medical bills is a bit like playing whack-a-mole.
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"It's been like Whac-a-Mole at the bank," said Nancy Bush, a longtime industry analyst.
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From a stupid-good plate of charred Brussels sprouts with cotija, lime juice, red wine vinegar and a smoked jalapeño remoulade to the mole tot poutine Ortega is famous for: a crispy mound of tater tots covered in 22-ingredient mole negro, queso, crema, cilantro and onions.
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But a great friend who will also save your life by pointing out potentially cancerous black mole?
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But the true wonder of this mole is that it takes more than 700 days to cook.
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After Charlottesville, Squire considered, in her anger and grief, publicly releasing the entire Whack-a-Mole database.
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Of course, it's not just explicitly mining-related extensions Google has been playing whack-a-mole with.
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Popov signed a plea deal accepting the government's offer in March 2002, and Hilbert had his mole.
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So, researchers might be able to investigate how changing different genes changes the naked mole rat lifespan.
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This new soft ban seems to be an attempt to avoid that game of whack-a-mole.
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Unfortunately, InSight's drill, nicknamed the "mole," got stuck while hammering itself into the ground on February 28th.
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We must become skylarks, or mole people, if we're to get around in a stress-free manner.
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By switching to fructose, naked mole rats can keep producing energy needed by vital organs to survive.
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"I've heard it compared to juggling eight balls at once or playing whack-a-mole," says Duffy.
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Does this cancel out the possibility that naked mole rats may hold a clue to fighting cancer?
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What would Adrian Mole, who would now be 50 and 1/3, have made of today's politics?
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The mole in question was unsurprisingly DOA by the time MacKinney got a hold of its captor.
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Photo: APContrary to what conventional beauty standards may lead us to believe, naked mole rats are good.
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We shrug, take it, and continue to play whack-a-mole, chasing the story of the day.
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The situation highlights the whack-a-mole game of trying to police the fragmented social media space.
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It's a bit of a whack-a-mole game, but some VPNs do, in fact, poke through.
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Fairchild was diagnosed with cancer in 2012 after noticing a mole under his earlobe had gotten bigger.
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"The researchers [Calico] hired are using models such as yeasts, nematodes, and naked mole rats," said Barzilai.
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The poop-eating naked mole rats will then respond to pup's crying, nurse them, and groom them.
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But cutting off that revenue may prove difficult, like playing a game of international whack-a-mole.
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"The Great Wall of Mexico," with mezcal, velvet falernum, mole paste, and tamale syrup speaks for itself.
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As for the largemouth bass with a taste for mole, he probably lived to swim another day.
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Mole immediately comes to mind, but I've never thought a hot dog would fall into that list.
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Cinnamon, cloves, and pepper are present—yet this is not quite a mole or a birria recipe.
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Instead, Twitter keeps playing whack-a-mole and making press announcements instead of putting in real fixes.
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These activists have made a mountain out of a mole hill when it comes to methane emissions.
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His hair is dark and often slicked back, and he has a mole just above his lip.
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Instead of playing whack-a-mole with terrorist groups, we must starve them of resources and sympathy.
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"Whac-A-Mole is a game of chasing a fleeting target, often just missing it," he said.
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A comprehensive strategy will move the government from a "whack a mole" approach to a proactive one.
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Some make references to pop culture, while others are simply gifs of mole rats running through tunnels.
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One of my first days at MUNCHIES I was asked to make Paul Kahan's mole Poblano recipe.
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Last month, we asked The Mole what to expect during our first trip to Moscow for Outline.
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He has a big family: for Día de Los Muertos, they'd prep 10 kilos of mole paste.
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They were simply hoping to compare how several mole rat species respond to things that cause pain.
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But about a day later, after the drug wore off, the mole rats were once again unruffled.
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A mole hunt was underway, and the former officer, Jerry Chun Shing Lee, was the prime suspect.
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In September 2015, Mole was arrested and charged with tax evasion by the New York Attorney General.
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Mole rats probably evolved this ability because the tunnels they live in can be low in oxygen.
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Bootlegging operations popped up almost immediately, leading government enforcers in a yearslong game of Whack-a-Mole.
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It seems to have worked, with NASA confirming that the mole is once again on the move.
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When it comes to fisheries management, finding consensus feels like an endless game of whack-a-mole.
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The media's treatment of Donna Maria Nuñez, the hispanic mole woman rescued with Kimmy, exemplifies this inequality.
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As every scene of this week's episode ends, a new crisis springs up, like Whac-a-Mole.
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Photo assistant: Lloyd Stevie The word "mole" doesn't translate into "infinity," but it feels like it should.
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This new film suggests looking to naked mole rats, which have remarkably strong genes that perplex researchers.
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Whether it's at his house or a friend's, Hernandez always cooks turkey and serves it with mole sauce and rice, drawing on his family's tradition of rounding out the spread of turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes with a signature Mexican dish, such as tamales, pozole or the mole.
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Meanwhile, Calico's oldest female mole-rats are still perfectly capable of giving birth, since they haven't undergone menopause.
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Over the 30-year-span they looked at, only around 400 mole-rats actually died of natural causes.
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Also, depending on the season and mood of the mole, ingredients like banana, nuts, chilies, tamarind are added.
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So we're not just testing a simple mole, we are experiencing a piece of history of our country.
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Playing Whack-a-Mole The trouble, of course, is trying to snuff out the hidden pockets of wildfires.
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This amounts to unsustainable ethics whack-a-mole, and assumes employees know about a project to begin with.
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The chef makes deft use of citrus, chiles and even mole to draw out nuanced flavors in seafood.
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But if you melt a Hershey's bar and put some cayenne in it, don't call it a mole.
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Not even those pesky giant mole rats that love to jump out of the ground and bite me.
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Horton, 20, posted a photo on Instagram on Thursday showing his bandaged chest after getting the mole removed.
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The only question is, how long can our beloved Coven witches play whack-a-mole with the Antichrist?
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"When you go downstream in these [treatment] processes it's a little bit like whack a mole," says Rey.
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You had a lot of contact with this informant, whatever we want to call him, informant, spy, mole.
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But the doctor told her that the mole was nothing to be concerned about, as reported by Express.
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Passionate followers immediately shared their negative reactions, comparing the 'do to creepy Grinch fingers and naked mole rats.
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When Mole Man interrupts a terrible date with Squirrel Girl, she's both relieved and ready kick some butt.
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Because originally there was speculation and then even the president tweeting about a mole planted inside the campaign.
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He didn't give any more details about whether the mole had been tested or found to be malignant.
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Hell, naked mole rats give tardigrades a run for their money, and those little bastards can survive anything.
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Lifestyle: Naked mole rats eat roots and tubers, in addition to poop, according to the San Diego Zoo.
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Often described as a game of Whack-a-Mole, banning terrorists accounts on social networks is notoriously difficult.
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As for the mole, it was created using more than 20 spices and has a hint of chocolate.
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In total, four units will be given new definitions: the kilogram, the ampere, the kelvin, and the mole.
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On previous versions of the XPS 13, it's just been this ugly little mole on the bottom bezel.
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But the non-queen, or "subordinate," naked mole rat females that care for the babies are reproductively suppressed.
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They'll think, 'Oh it's a mole, it's a pimple, it's a rash, it's an ingrown hair from shaving.
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" Here's a video of a mole swimming: "They seem to do quite well on tasty little furry creatures.
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This strategy, which can be boiled down to a game of Whac-A-Mole, is unsustainable and unscalable.
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A New York strip, served with a cheesy bacon risotto and a Mexican mole, provided a hearty pleasure.
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These small, soft parcels of doughy corn goodness taste even better when slathered with some chocolaty mole poblano.
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The Post cited one official as saying the mole turned after a family member was killed by ISIS.
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It was later reported that Pacquiao fought injured, and there may have been a mole in his camp.
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There is little pricing power, as they are still a mole on the elephant of commercial real estate.
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On Monday, Catherine Cardiello danced and yelped after winning two straight Whac-A-Mole games on Coney Island.
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You had a lot of contact with this informant, whatever we want to call them, informant, spy, mole.
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We had one day this past season, shooting a scene with the three mole women in the bunker.
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Now you've grown healthier and are ready to cut them out of your life like a suspicious mole.
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Chocolate Deep Inside Feeling: Five chocolate bars out of five—this is a Mole sauce stan account now.
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I almost jump when I see that the mole that once lived near her eye isn't there anymore.
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He has the same mole on his cheek and holds the note his father placed in his pocket.
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These plans set up a game of whack-a-mole, where the only obvious beneficiaries are the schools.
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But for a molar pregnancy, that tissue forms an abnormal growth, called a mole, in the uterus, instead.
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It's a simple anagram if you know that the medical term for a mole is nevus, plural nevi.
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It has separately been charged with illegally obtaining confidential information from a mole working inside the justice ministry.
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When the potentially incriminating material was discovered in 2012, the mole hunters were divided on whether to act.
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But don't let her looks fool you—the naked mole rat is the superhero of the animal kingdom.
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I don't know how striped bass with banana peppers and "mole spices" can be dull, but it is.
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But the best can't quite be contained, as witness the dark tie-dye of mole poblano, seeping through.
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Then she might today be alive, because she wouldn't have had the mole where her melanoma first appeared.
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Still, there are a lot of mole rats in the world and only two known to have cancer.
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It will take more time — and hammering — for the team to see how far the mole can go.
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The mole is connected to the InSight lander by a "sensitive tether," which provides power and moves data.
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As the only cold-blooded mammal, they huddle together in mole-rat piles in order to keep warm.
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Naked mole rat pups plead for anal excretions from their parents — imparting microbes that also help them thrive.
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A dermatologist identified a mole on his ear as suspicious, and a biopsy determined it was skin cancer.
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And both government officials and counterfeiters know that raids are an infinitely repeating game of whack-a-mole.
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This is a great note to end this season on, both because the entire movie is a Mole People throwback and because it sets up our hero, Doug McClure, as a worthy successor to Mole People's John Agar and as a bastion of riffable bad films in his own right.
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We know Alex Guarnaschelli's most likely to be referred to by contestants as "scary"; Amanda Freitag is the chocolate-loving judge most likely to cry about a contestant's back story, and Aarón Sánchez is most likely to side-eye you about your mole (which is probably not even really a mole).
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The next 20 minutes are dedicated to explaining who Goldmember is (a mad Dutch man who eats his own skin), making jokes about some guy's face mole ("Mole" - Austin Powers, 2002) and a long back-and-forth with Seth Green that I would say contains an average of four actual words.
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At the world-class restaurant Pujol, in Mexico City, Enrique Olvera reinvents Mexican classics with elements that are largely unfamiliar on this side of Trump's dream wall: chicatana ants (with corn, mayo, and chili), maguey worms (mixed with salt, for mezcal cocktails), "mole madre" (a three-year-old mole sauce).
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty Images)Immortality may be a gift reserved only for the mole rats of the world.
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Since each image of a mole or abrasion had been diagnosed, the computer was fed this information as well.
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Technically a French word meaning "mole," the shade associated with the color was kind of all over the place.
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For example, Mole Mapper uses the iPhone's camera to track moles based on measurement, location and monitoring over time.
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What's more, the researchers discovered that fructose levels rose in the naked mole rats' tissues compared to in mice.
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Lorena Bolaños was born with a large congenital nevus, a mole that covers a large portion of her body.
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"Sure enough, I was pregnant," she says, noting that she learned the mole had already begun mutating into melanoma.
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I believe that President Trump, then Donald Trump, he was surveilled, he was wiretapped and it was a mole.
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What the naked mole rat can do is up-regulate its fructose pathway when it goes into oxygen deprivation.
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For millions of years, naked mole rats have lived in large underground colonies, mainly located in central-east Africa.
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And knocking each of these diseases out, one by one, isn't really effective: It's like playing Whac-A-Mole.
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Every social media company is playing whack-a-mole right now with content that was created by the attackers.
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He didn't want to dig into worm genetics or study the company's colony of long-lived naked mole rats.
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Some critics have even accused her of being a "mole" for Donald Trump and his climate change-denying ways.
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Or maybe it's perfect because of the smoky, salty, umami mole chef José Manuel Baños' makes with chicatanas (ants).
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"I had no idea my mole had turned cancerous, I'd had it all my life," she told The Sun.
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If this feedback loop were completely dysfunctional, the naked mole rat might not grow a normal network of neurons.
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As it is, it actually has fewer strands of nerves involved in sensing pain than other African mole rats.
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His entire story involves chasing down a mole that likes jewelry, a horny glowing rhinoceros, and an invisible monkey.
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Tap your way through different Whac-A-Mole-esque levels, earn different creatures and keep beating your high score.
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But one allegation gained additional weight in September last year, when Mole was arrested on charges of tax evasion.
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"They're playing whack-a-mole," said Dr. Nathan H. Lents, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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PREDICTING THE FUTURE We do not know where the mole will pop up next, that much should be clear.
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And then, of course, the one thing I could see was that mole, illuminated and kissed by the sun.
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Until then, marvel at the wonders of FaceApp technology and how youthful De Niro's mole looks in the trailer.
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For example, the tiles can be used for things like musical chairs, whack-a-mole, relay races and more.
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One day, Brian noticed a mole on his hip and realized he'd never seen or thought about it before.
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But sometimes when he felt he had a grasp on the mole, other body parts would take its place.
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Lube up your meat with this hot mole sauce, add some beans and avocado, and your leftovers are transformed.
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It's also given him the opportunity to paint one of his favorite characters from his beloved "Mole Patrol" squad.
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Nick Mole, a participant in the passenger research study, expressed a similar sentiment toward the end of the flight.
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The bread was the deep gray of wet pavement, and the crimped ribbon of mole butter was bright red.
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She scoops marshmallow fluff out of a jar and downs several enchiladas at a time heaped with mole sauce.
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They eat Oaxacan mole and Korean kimchi, and they read, joke and create in Spanish, Amharic, Creole and Arabic.
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Perhaps "whack-a-mole" is the better analogy: Neutralize one threat, and 10 more spring up in its place.
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Our superpowerBees, wasps, ants, the naked mole rat, and humans are thriving superspecies because of a remarkable attribute: cooperation.
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Most of the rest were characterized as cathemeral like the star-nosed mole, the European rabbit and the muskrat.
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Even worse, new resistant strains are popping up repeatedly and spreading, in a lethal version of Whac-a-Mole.
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This is where Avogadro's number comes into play, with a value of around 22019 x 27 particles per mole.
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The Owl decided to go in search of something substantial Like a rabbit or a mole or a skunk.
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Mole rats are a bit like hybrid cars in that they switch one form of energy metabolism for another.
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The scoop, then, would help guide the mole along by stopping it from bouncing around as it dug deeper.
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The minds at NASA are already working on additional strategies for coaxing an uncooperative mole to start moving again.
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"As it is now, it's like playing Whac-a-Mole," he said of the threat posed by returned fighters.
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But the C.I.A.'s top spy hunter, Mark Kelton, resisted the mole theory, at least initially, former officials say.
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" Additionally, Saudi intelligence services reportedly recruited a mole at Twitter that they directed to "peer into several user accounts.
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The companies are trying to address these problems — but it amounts to an overwhelming game of whack a mole.
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Some larger plates, including roasted red prawns with chipotle, and fajitas with black pepper mole, round out the choices.
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Latest acquisition Recently we got a projector that displays games like soccer and Whac-a-Mole on the floor.
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I instead sampled above-average chicken enchiladas smothered in Oaxacan mole and sprinkled with fresh white cheese at Lucy's.
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Negan knows he's got a mole problem, and he can tell that Eugene knows more than he's letting on.
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Thank you to the astute reader who emailed me to point out what the real "mole" is in Dunkirk.
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The intrigue: InSight's "mole" — designed to burrow below the Martian surface to learn more about the heat being emitted by the planet's interior — backed about halfway out of its hole, according to NASA, and mission managers are now working to figure out why and how to get the mole digging once more.
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The heat probe is a mechanical mole that will drill to a depth of five metres, to take Mars's temperature.
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After Twitter hints, tidbits, and whining about LA traffic, the serial entrepreneur and budding mole man is digging a tunnel.
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But there's no shame in spots: She won't be completely freckle- and mole-free, as she originally stated on Snapchat.
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Throughout Mole House, there are high windows and doors that line each level and allow for sunlight to filter in.
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E = EvolvingA mole or skin lesion that looks different from the rest or is changing in size, shape or color.
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However, in 2014, she noticed that a spot above her eye had grown a mole, and had begun to ache.
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That includes the walkie-talkie-toting snake Trowzer, the new move-set teacher that replaces the mole Bottles from Banjo.
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Bolaños was born with a large congenital nevus, which is a mole that covers a large portion of the body.
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Naked mole rats are tough creatures — they can withstand cancer, pain, and even survive 18 minute stretches without any oxygen.
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Naked mole rats are wrinkly, hairless, poop-eating, delightful creatures that live in large colonies of up to 280 animals.
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For now, though, this helps us understand yet another way that naked mole rats are superior creatures — despite their appearance.
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Three months later they found no remnants of the cancer, making him the first known naked mole rat cancer survivor.
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Until his run ended in 2001, Robert Hanssen spent 20 years as a Russian mole burrowed deep in the FBI.
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Doctor Hazel works by first going onto the website, uploading your concerning mole and then getting your result within seconds.
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I'm slowed down even further when a pair of giant mole rats burst out of the ground and attack me.
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Sergei Skripal was an officer in Russia's military-intelligence services and for years a "mole" working secretly for Britain's MI6.
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Health care bill Repealing and replacing Obamacare is turning into a frustrating game of Whack-A-Mole for the GOP.
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In August, she put her bodybuilding plans on hold when she discovered a cancerous melanoma mole on her butt cheek.
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It often feels like a game of whack-a-mole; something we can't fix without CEOs making change a priority.
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" Pavel, of the Atlantic Council, said he hoped "it's not an undisciplined use of military force, playing whack-a-mole.
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The warrant states he is in his mid-30s, with tattoos on both arms and a mole on his face.
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It's okay if my back has zits and people can see the giant mole on the back of my thigh.
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Wikipedia has very strict copyright guidelines and some editors of the site say they're tired of playing whack-a-mole.
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As soon as a record company sued one infringer, another popped up, like a nightmarish game of Whac-A-Mole.
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This could of course be the Underminer, the mole-like villain who appeared at the end of the first movie.
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Iraq is today fighting a whack-a-mole struggle against an insurgency with a decade-long history in the country.
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Bruce, the first team member who I entrusted my concerns with, turned out to be a mole of the CEO.
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Yes, the market will face a series of risk events this week; it is also analogous to "Whack-A-Mole".
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The similar point between market and game is Whack-A-Mole has contingency; people who played this game know that.
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Each bill presents a whack-a-mole of potential political and policy roadblocks that could pop up and stall talks.
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Some have suggested that the FBI inappropriately planted a mole within the campaign to spy on Trump and his associates.
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For the vegan version, he'll pair the Burgerlords vegan patty with rainbow carrots, pippin (a green mole), and habanero onions.
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It was one of the most complex and flavorful sauces I have ever encountered (and hands-down my favorite mole).
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He has a mole on his right cheek, it gets bigger every year, and he wears huge sepia-tinted sunglasses.
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Greene responded by playing whack-a-mole—locking down mailing lists, deleting documents, or asking employees to redact Google+ posts.
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Darlene, for her part, is too impressed by their guest's plumbing skills and perfect mole to wonder if he's dangerous.
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Think mole enchiladas with organic chicken, cream and cheese (99 pesos) or market-style quesadillas with herbed guacamole (92 pesos).
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In her freezer in her apartment in Inwood, she is currently storing a dead rabbit, a pigeon and a mole.
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The sheer quantity of mole-rat remains found at the site suggests the humans' diet primarily consisted of these rodents.
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Mole-rats were abundant, easy to hunt, and contained sufficient amounts of protein for survival, according to the new research.
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It seems the later inhabitants had graduated from mole-rats—no doubt a significant improvement in their quality of life.
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They found that neurons in the highveld mole-rat are uniquely riddled with a type of ion channel called NALCN.
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The Andes julep features promising ingredients — chocolate mint, mole bitters, cinnamon — but the results are a bit muddy and unremarkable.
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Dad is first discovered in hiding, emerging from a duvet on the floor like a mole forced into the light.
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The manufacturer says the mix can be incorporated into 44 recipes, ranging from chicken mole skillet to tropical ambrosia salad.
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They dined on chicken with mole sauce, drank tequila and beer, and danced to a mariachi group and other bands.
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They're also probably looking to retain body heat (shout out to all our short-haired naked mole-rats out there).
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Every bite strikes a lode of mole poblano, salsa verde or salsa roja, marbling the beautifully tender dough, like meat.
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Copyright owners describe efforts to address online infringement as "a whack-a-mole problem" because that's exactly what it is.
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The alternative is a tragic whack-a-mole, with terrorists moving around the region and local civilians paying the price.
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Why does the article refer to government enforcement of the 2100th Amendment as a "yearslong game of Whack-a-Mole"?
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The events on the beach — called the Mole for the breakwater that's used as a dock — unfold during one week.
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PUTIN: Yeah, well, go on … BORTNIKOV: Why wait forever for a mole to inch up to a high-level slot?
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And it shows just how tricky the mole hunt might be for a White House looking to out the author.
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She caustically wrote: Little Miss Mouse Wanted her own house So she married Mr. Mole And got only a hole.
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And then, yeah, making sure everything we do represents who we are, and that always feels like whack-a-mole.
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