"They're always sort of regurgitating trends," she told the publication.
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Spiky papillae lining turtles' throats prevent them from regurgitating plastic.
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It's more likely that adults are just regurgitating an old joke.
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Or 200 of barely sentient conspiracy theorists regurgitating the delusion du jour.
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Yes, straight-A students master cramming information and regurgitating it on exams.
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And the company's senior executives should stop regurgitating messaging that it is.
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There's a subconscious aspect to artists' output, basically regurgitating what we've absorbed.
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Ever the charmer, she'll be regurgitating it up sometime in the near future.
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Wolf puppies depend on their parents and other adults regurgitating partly digested food.
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That doesn't mean regurgitating job descriptions or being untruthful, but it does require imagination.
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By its nature, you are regurgitating the stuff that's out there into a different form.
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It's a Facebook friend regurgitating a jargon-filled rant preceding a link bearing bad news.
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Lane was as gifted at creating new theories as he was at regurgitating old ones.
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It turns out Harris was only regurgitating the actual intent of "Medicare for All" legislation.
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Getting on TV and flapping your lips regurgitating the same dumb lines year after year.
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Other comments are more ideological, regurgitating Nazi slogans or making glowing references to white supremacist groups.
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If all you're doing is merely regurgitating stuff, you have not added value to that situation.
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The first man and woman to finish those three challenges without regurgitating the beer win the title.
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How often we find ourselves regurgitating a random fact we heard, but never confirmed on our own?
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He, more than anyone but Ford, can see they're simply regurgitating dialogue he's written at appropriate moments.
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Those that are often get little original reporting, with newspapers instead dutifully regurgitating dispatches from local law enforcement.
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We focus on the live aspect of the whole Zeppelin experience as opposed to regurgitating the album versions.
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RoBoHon goes beyond simply taking voice demands and regurgitating encyclopedia entries, said Guo Jia, COO of the company.
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" The report continued: "Children are self-abusive, hitting themselves, poking themselves in the eyes, or regurgitating stomach fluids.
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A common criticism of projects like these is that the AI is just regurgitating information, not really thinking.
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Move 37 showed that AlphaGo wasn't just regurgitating years of programming or cranking through a brute-force predictive algorithm.
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"The baby doesn't fall asleep, or enjoys sucking too much, ending up regurgitating everything, a total disaster," Cesari said.
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I don't like regurgitating nostalgia, but I do like celebrating something that was so memorable in a positive way.
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Some posts on the blog attacked obligatory vaccination in Italy, regurgitating unfounded claims that vaccines were linked to autism.
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I made a lot of money, and all we were doing was kinda regurgitating the same show every day.
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Even for the uninitiated, the story will feel stale because horror fiction has been regurgitating Lovecraftian tropes for decades.
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As a single creator, you can't keep regurgitating the same story, because you're going to drive yourself creatively crazy.
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When will the lame-stream media stop merely regurgitating spin from the Clinton campaign and start doing its job?
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Kevin Razy, a French comedian, criticized "The Daily Show" host for regurgitating a racist joke that has circulated in France.
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"But that could have impacted the child's ability to deal with the formula because she could have had trouble regurgitating."
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But his historical revisions do feel like a reassertion that his movies have more to say than just regurgitating references.
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If you've gone from stoic to slightly talkative to regurgitating your emotions to anyone in earshot, you should probably stop drinking.
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So close them down... There are better answers than regurgitating the same alarmist solutions that have never worked, which will NEVER work.
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Usually these accounts are just regurgitating news or being outraged politically, but we found a bunch of them talking about Santa's Husband.
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If you live in a house with multiple small children or pets, your robot vacuum might be regurgitating dirt as it cleans.
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Like other "creative" AI algorithms, its creator learns by feeding on example data (thousands of actual poems), before regurgitating something statistically similar.
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These birds eat wild avocados, then spread the seeds by regurgitating them, though puking up an avocado seed perhaps adds to its freakiness.
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I think you have to make something three-dimensional for it to be interesting today, instead of just sort of regurgitating somebody else's ideas.
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From Drag Race to Olympic figure skaters, queer people are owning culture, while the rest of you are regurgitating it at an alarming rate.
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Surrounded by these ascendant comedians, Mr. Shaffer said he did not feel funny himself but had an aptitude for regurgitating what other people said.
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In this respect, bots offer some utility — acting as a front-line receptionist for customer care professionals by regurgitating basic information, while triaging everything else.
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The play largely avoids regurgitating talking points and technical briefing notes (except to parody them) and instead looks at the Oslo accords' more universal themes.
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The effect was that they wound up regurgitating George R.R. Martin's plot directions without any deeper thought for what it would do to the characters.
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It was an extreme gesture meant to showcase a breach in the trust he had in a city that was practically regurgitating its cultural blood.
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I found fast academic success regurgitating memorized information, but far more importantly I learned how to learn — to search for the essence of any problem.
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Men in comedy need to be more creative and stop regurgitating their peers' jokes, and if they can't, underrepresented comedians who can should be hired.
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I also can't eat two hours before bedtime, because I won't be able to fall asleep: I think about regurgitating my food while sleeping. 19.
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After about a year of this they had discovered 80 of them—presumably deposited there by the birds' habit of regurgitating indigestible objects they have swallowed.
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She was regurgitating everything that she would eat because of it and not getting any nutrients down … which explains her being the runt of the litter.
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But Warner Bros.' adaptation leaned too heavily on simply regurgitating a lot of Kubrick's film toward the end to give us something we've already seen before.
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I worry for my database of thoughts, that I will forever reflect my time spent here, regurgitating the poisonous thoughts of sad ruins and wrenched metal.
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A video montage of news anchors at Sinclair stations across the country regurgitating the same company-mandated script decrying "false news" went viral over the weekend.
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Someone needs to do a fucking modern love story, somebody needs to do something that's topically now, instead of the shit that we've been regurgitating for years.
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In an appearance on CBS' "60 Minutes," House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy was challenged for regurgitating White House talking points, though he denied having received them. Rep.
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Every time she cried, she asked for her lunchbox, so all Errol was doing was regurgitating what the kids in school were saying when they were upset.
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The contemporary press treated George and Willie atrociously, legitimizing their captivity by regurgitating all the "ballyhoo" (wild, improvised performer biographies) that the high carnies could cook up.
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When asked for comment about the draconian new rules, a spokesperson for American Airlines simply sent us back a statement regurgitating the language of the company's press release.
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Most importantly, he didn't tolerate people or Norway itself, a nation he claimed had nothing to offer, was not stimulating in the slightest, and kept regurgitating wimpy musicians.
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When you keep regurgitating your analytic knowledge, you are really only at the point of half conversions and half symptoms, which means that there's no operative unconscious, yet.
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"Even if maybe 80% of that time I feel like is eating cereal and regurgitating old ideas I feel comfortable with, that 20% lights up my life," she says.
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Is he simply well-rehearsed for interviews, regurgitating the same polished content in an effort to project a perfect package as he tries to maintain relevance in the industry?
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But with the evolution of a through-going gut, animals no longer had to wait for their food to digest before regurgitating the waste so they could keep eating.
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Pretending that the half-hearted do-gooder actions of the best of you, will soften the blows from the worst is a lie you need to stop regurgitating every decade.
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Also, President Trump is using social media and Twitter to be able to communicate, so there is transparency there versus someone regurgitating, going through it and then putting something out.
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Within his Medium post, Houlihan, who did not respond to immediate request for comment on Tuesday from MUNCHIES, expressed frustration over press reports that were regurgitating Panera party line uncritically.
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Regurgitating what you do all day without describing the value you add to companies does not impress hiring managers, Celeste Joy Diaz, a recruiting manager at Amazon, told Business Insider.
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We need more doctors and nurses offline, interacting with concerned people in the clinic and hospital as well as in communities and homes, sharing stories rather than simply regurgitating facts.
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Protagonist Radiget wanders around a pastiche of 16-bit RPG worlds, talking to rambling NPCs that proffer little in the way of advice, instead just regurgitating their own peculiar little dialogs.
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As Hawaii's Kīlauea volcano keeps regurgitating molten rock, the US Geological Service continues to post amazingly terrifying photos and videos of lava spewing up in the air and taking over land.
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"I mean, I'm a guy with a PhD in Art History, aren't I supposed to be sitting in classroom somewhere regurgitating lectures about Rembrandt for the next 25 years?" he asks.
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He is selling tantrums as a revolution, a venom-belching mercenary imagining himself as a pioneer, regurgitating something about Fourth Turnings and New World Orders as if they were literal prophecy.
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We'd had enough of those four band bills of punk bands banging out the same two or three chord progressions on their electric guitars, regurgitating that same format over and over again.
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"There were not commensurate journalistic resources committed to investigating the chain of custody of the hacked materials compared with the easy task of just regurgitating what was in them," Brian Fallon, Mrs.
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But it's still worth asking: What are the ethics and rationale (beyond profit) of regurgitating the same plot devices, and perpetuating the same racial ideas and dynamics, over and over and over again?
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Macron said he was struck by the urgency of young climate activists and then spent a good part of his speech regurgitating neoliberal talking points about the value of markets and free trade.
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And I don't succeed on that every day and I end up rewriting other people's stories and regurgitating press releases and all that stuff that we feel like we should spend less time doing.
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Brad DeLong is rightly scathing about Niall Ferguson, who is now regurgitating the plots of Cecil B. DeMille movies as if it were scholarship, declaring that luxury and orgies brought down the Roman Republic.
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"PTV" presents a tantalizing view of how Pakistani content creators have worked within politically and religiously prescribed parameters, sampling the stream of Western cultural and commercial content but not swallowing and regurgitating it wholecloth.
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Growing up in East Germany, in what she would describe as a dictatorship, Ms. Merkel became accustomed to regurgitating nonsensical Soviet platitudes, or listening to the mind-numbing decrees broadcast daily on state radio.
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Conservative pundits dismissed Taylor's testimony as a letdown for those who were hoping to extract new and incriminating information about the president's overtures to Ukraine, accusing him of simply regurgitating office scuttlebutt under oath.
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In a short exchange about how the nominee would counter the hacking attempts of foreign governments, Trump came off as more incomprehensible than usual—regurgitating keywords back at the reporters in generic, meaningless sentences.
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Regurgitating a tangled fur ball of tropes from policy debates past, Biden delivered an impressionistic, stereotyped word-picture of Black family life that only made notional sense because of the exhausting familiarity of the narrative.
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Without a sense of changing societal norms, a computerized judge would be stuck in the past, capable only of regurgitating the conventions embedded in the common law that existed at the time of its creation.
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This holds true even when the men are doing egregious things like regurgitating our ideas/ jokes/plans of action back to us, presenting them as original and having the gall to explain what they mean.
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Regurgitating myths about Johnson and impeachment, Vice President Mike Pence and Trump&aposs lawyers Alan Dershowitz and Robert Ray have resurrected for the nation distortions long since buried by the last two generations of historians.
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Scavenging for food, the birds have been scooping them up in their beaks, eating them, and then regurgitating them on the uninhabited Mullion Island, about a kilometer (just over half a mile) off the Cornish coast.
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RELATED: Journalist: Trump brought Electoral map handouts of his wins to interview The prospect of regurgitating the most bitter election on record must horrify Americans who were forced to live through it for roughly two years.
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The article, besides regurgitating official Party history, was a clear attempt to flatter Xi. The leader's "Chinese Dream" slogan -- a vision of national rejuvenation in contrast to past national humiliation -- was mentioned in all of Hao's answers.
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McEnany has secured a gig regurgitating the administration's preferred "real news" on Trump's official Facebook page, which appears to be part of the president's ongoing efforts to cut the media middleman out of his messaging to supporters.
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Two romantic comedies with similar star power (Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher versus Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake) regurgitating the exact same plot (mostly-platonic friends who sleep together) coming out in the exact same year (2011).
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When Thom greets the narrator with the line, "We look like an all-male Lady Gaga cover band," he is regurgitating some out-of-context inside joke, and eagerly offering it to the narrator as an icebreaker.
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But the bottom line is simple: Microsoft has an awful lot of egg on its face after unleashing an online chat bot that Twitter users coaxed into regurgitating some seriously offensive language, including pointedly racist and sexist remarks.
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Even worse: Trump could casually toss them out to the thousands of MAGA-hatted voters who lapped up whatever he said, regurgitating theories wrapped in an adversarial layer of "fake news" to those who dared to question them.
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Candace Thille, Stanford professor and director of learning science and engineering at Amazon explains that while cramming can work for regurgitating information, it is much less helpful for learning concepts and skills that are necessary for standardized tests.
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That American politicians became convinced that thiamin deficiencies would make us lose World War II. That the guy who discovered vitamin B12 did so by eating raw meat, regurgitating it, and then tube-feeding it to his unknowing patients.
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Even before he, ahem, "stormed" the SCIF, though, Gaetz was a regular on Fox News, confidently regurgitating conservative talking points and jumping at every opportunity to trash the Green New Deal with his own half-baked legislative riposte, a.k.a.
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One week he'd notice a guy on his tour taking photos and jotting down notes, and the next week he'd arrive at a location to find the same guy giving a tour himself, regurgitating Brian's material, messing up his jokes.
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In this species, unmated (virgin) spiders, in addition to tending to newborns and regurgitating food for them, eventually offer their bodies—or more accurately, their internal organs—as a feast for the developing spiderlings, according to new research published in Animal Behavior.
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The little cardinal fish in the BBC Earth clip above — which went viral after it was shared recently on Twitter — is actually regurgitating a creature called an ostracod, which gives off that bright blue light when swallowed as a form of defence.
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Early on, Fang saw that the UW system, like many others in the contest, was prone to regurgitating depressing headlines ("Rocket Attack Kills 2100") or dull facts ("A home or domicile is a dwelling place used as a permanent or semipermanent residence").
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" Bleszinski is aiming for individuality in an already crowded marketplace—before LawBreakers comes Overwatch and Battleborn, multiplayer FPS titles from Blizzard and Gearbox respectively—through a process he describes as "consuming everything and then regurgitating it back into something that is your own.
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Over the phone, in a car with friends at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, he ponders music's relationship with math and science: "Music is numbers in time, astronomy is numbers in space and time," he says, regurgitating what a buddy has relayed to him.
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If you think that assessment is harsh, then ask yourself why these four heroes didn't put their names on the line when speaking to a friendly ear; these guys basically regurgitated everything Breer has been writing and tweeting (and regurgitating himself) since this all began.
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It's not quite as cut-and-dry as Hy Weiss's fifty dollar handshake, but it's still slimy, and brings to mind Lester Bangs's fears of a sanitized, soulless music landscape, wherein the tastemakers are just regurgitating whatever they've guzzled down from the hands that feed.
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This is very relevant because whenever people try to argue about a topic especially in politics it just seems like everybody is regurgitating the same point made by some news anchor or political analysts and nobody has their own personal view on the situation.
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His lawyer hissed to steer the conversation back to Cambridge Analytica — to Facebook's well-trodden PR about how they're "locking down the platform" to stop any future data heists — and the Zuckbot was immediately back in action regurgitating his now well-practiced crisis PR around the scandal.
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"The Bicycle Diaries," for instance, is an amateurish short play that consists of characters sitting on bar stools making cryptic statements and regurgitating scientifically dubious theories of racial inequality—which have been euphemized under the umbrella of "human biodiversity," or HBD, as part of the alt-right's larger rebranding.
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"If the Ohio Democratic Party spent less time playing video games, they might have avoided the embarrassment of regurgitating the same sham attacks on Jim Renacci's decision to fight for tax fairness they peddled in 2010, which the Ohio Supreme Court has since unanimously ruled in Jim Renacci's favor," Martinez said.
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Even if you don't read much news, there are enough people ingesting and regurgitating it back to you—via hot takes on social media or dumb shit people say to you at work or the bar—that you're probably aware of some of the many, many reasons the earth is currently burning.
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RS: I think that changing the pedagogy of how you teach, and teaching computational thinking rather than regurgitating languages, is going to lead to a reduction in the attrition rate of women, because it becomes more relevant to them, and they feel that as languages are changing, they can be just as adaptive.
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Don't you hate it when you're at your psychedelic office, just minding your own business at the water cooler, and your computers start sucking everyone through the screens and regurgitating them through the floors, and then the copier disassembles itself, and then everything shatters and implodes into the mouth of an omnipotent purple being?
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America's Most Gummy Boy™ Charlie Kirk is the 24-year-old founder of Turning Points USA (often stylized as TP USA which is funny because of toilet paper), an organization seemingly dedicated to providing emotional support to college conservatives after they get owned to heaven for regurgitating the GOP's jingoistic talking points on campus.
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That said, after a few hours in a club, you're probably struggling to keep your jaw still when your mouth is closed, so any attempt at a sensual make-out session is likely to resemble an emperor penguin regurgitating mackerel into the gullet of his chick—which isn't as sexy as I've inadvertently made it sound.
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I don't know how deeply I'm willing to commit to a belief in astrology, but in a technology landscape that seems increasingly led by the wishes of Silicon Valley investors and the conversational battering rams of vaping libertarian "rational atheists" and meme-regurgitating Trump supporters, there is something pleasant about choosing to believe that the planets and stars have written our times, our selves, already.
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I scrolled through my news feed of unsolicited takes about the their performance, tabloids regurgitating the ongoing Twitter vitriol in real time, footage from an episode of Loose Women in which they dedicated an entire segment to debating the Little Mix performance, despite the fact it is essentially four professionals emulating what we see at 2am in every single club from Oceana to Corsica Studios on a Saturday night.
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Each of the episodes — Schmidt has writing credits for all eight episodes, while six other writers are credited for one episode each — more or less functions as a Monster of the Week procedural, with Geralt tasked with killing a monster, a supporting character regurgitating a Wikipedia article about said monster, and then many, many minutes of Geralt slaying the monster before getting shunned, moving on, and repeating the process.
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