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Only a year later, our obsession was exacerbated by Serial Season 1, which launched even more voracious internet sleuthing.
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Officially, the US maintains a regretful tone about the decision, but the call reflects Trump's more voracious private anger.
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The vines were thick and heftily wooded, larger than any plant life a desert dweller could ever imagine, and more voracious than the most haggardly pack of wolves.
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More voracious eaters include puffers, loaches (such as the clown loach or any other member of the genus Botia), bettas, crayfish, and most gouramis-- though many other fish will also consume snail meat. Apple snails and assassin snails will also prey upon ramshorn snails. Good fish roommates for snails include, but are not limited to, danios, guppies, White Cloud Mountain minnows, neon tetras, and cory catfish. All of these are non-aggressive fish that cohabit easily with snails.
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They often starve in the presence of more voracious feeders, such as wrasses. Care must be taken to ensure they start eating within one or two days of acquisition. They are carnivorous and initially do not readily take flake or pellet foods, instead preferring live or frozen. Suggested foods include live brine shrimp fortified with phytoplankton to boost nutritional value, Zooplankton, frozen or live mysis shrimp, and finely chopped silversides (a commonly available small fish sold fresh or frozen).
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Contemporary memory differs from memory in past societies in that historical memory today is not what it used to be. It used to mark the relation of a community or a nation to its past but the boundary between past and present used to be stronger and more stable than it appears to be today. Untold recent and not so recent pasts impinge upon the present through modern media of reproduction like photography, film, recorded music and the Internet, as well as through the explosion of historical scholarship and an ever more voracious museal culture. The past has become part of the present in ways simply unimaginable in earlier centuries.
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