So what'll probably happen is he'll leave satiated and hungover.
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My mean streak is not wide, but it was satiated.
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I was immediately satisfied and much to my surprise, felt satiated.
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Mr Putin did not respond, but is unlikely to feel satiated.
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William A. Ackman's hunger for fast food just cannot be satiated.
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Hopefully, Hulu's latest news will keep everyone satiated for the time being.
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Minchak needs an affidavit, but is satiated, for this season at least.
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The satiated snails rejected the nasty stimuli, but hungry snails swallowed it.
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That's the thing about disordered eating — that voice will never, ever be satiated.
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Things that truly blew our food-loving minds and satiated our snack-craving stomaches.
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Beyond that, you need to feel satiated on a more cerebral level, she said.
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So you want to eat foods that have long processing time, to stay satiated.
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So if you're satiated, you'll find the person with the larger eyes more attractive.
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"So our project is to reset those receptors so you're satiated again," he said.
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With their appetites satiated, the birds entered their moulting phase and prepared to rear chicks.
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The juices, soups, and snacks were surprisingly delicious and kept me satiated throughout the day.
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U.S. auto sales are slowing after a long bull-run that has satiated replacement demand.
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But emerge you do, 10 minutes later, a little sweaty and bewildered but deeply satiated.
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It came bubbling in a black caldron, and satiated my lust for piquant, porky comfort.
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Gerber says people who live easy lives, where desires are instantly satiated, eventually get bored.
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A few minutes away, the maze of the Grand Bazaar satiated the appetites of eager shoppers.
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It may have satiated the internet, but paparazzi still believed there was more to the story.
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Hernandez waited in both to buy his daughters Ensure nutrition shakes to keep them somewhat satiated.
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Limiting variety can help limit intake, as people tend to feel less satiated with more variety.
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Most of those who came for the circus have moved on, their appetite for rubbernecking satiated.
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The hormone makes the pancreas release more insulin and also makes people — and animals — feel satiated.
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I have one of my first big meetings today, and I want to be satiated and sharp.
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And yet, the dream lives on: What if fake meat tasted and satiated like the real deal?
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The public's expectations for smartphones in 2017 are far too high to be satiated by nostalgia alone.
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Brownies: A regular brownie with cannabis butter so you get high instead of just getting satiated. 22.
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Some of the increase in demand was satiated with imports, which increased at a 9.0 percent rate.
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The strategy allows Trump to speak to both his constituencies, leaving both satisfied but none fully satiated.
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To keep them satiated between meals, children get a snack box with a cookie and sliced fruit.
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It was just the right mix of fat, grains and vegetables to keep me satiated until lunch.
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In this regard, Math Magazine is not for the audience that can be satiated by this material.
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While physical needs are often satiated, Rani Majumder used her poetry to speak of others that are not.
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Satiated, the larva slithers into the web cocoon, which it uses as an incubator for its next stage of germination.
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We're dealing with a demon who can only be satiated by heroin, like a hungry baby is by a bottle.
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It showed that by manipulating the hormones which make mosquitoes feel full, the insects' desire for blood can be satiated.
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Customers rush in, and the category's overall value rockets until, years later, the market gets satiated and the value levels off.
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No. But I would have satiated this desire to stoke at the core of what terrified me in some other way.
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However, you may not be satiated as there are only 12 episodes including a wedding episode, which ~ spoiler alert ~ actually lasted.
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In a rather obvious move to most, I stopped ordering two entrees for lunch, soon finding myself satiated by just one.
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I was starving by the afternoon, so I had another apple and almond butter snack, which never fails to keep me satiated.
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But until the brand can make enough product to keep customers satiated, rations may be the only way to spread the love.
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"Masturbating does help stop you from craving that 'problematic dick' because then you're already satiated and you're more relaxed," Dr. Stubbs says.
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In all of the times we walked to our car completely satiated, smiling and at ease, I don't remember seeing Natia once.
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She also recommends adding more fiber to your diet, which will help you stay satiated longer and will stave off snack attacks.
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Secondly, a lot of latent demand would have been satiated due to which demand in April and May could be comparatively subdued.
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Once satiated, I'd walk to the Metrolink at Hollywood and Highland, and hop on the red line filled with locals and tourists alike.
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There were no differences in bite size, and no real differences in how much the two groups ate and how satiated they felt.
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And some people—especially overweight people—don't produce as much leptin, a hormone that tells the melanocortin pathway that the body is satiated.
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I considered taking home a RuPaul dinner set, but my appetite was satiated off all the severe looks the drag queens were serving.
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In Reste ("Stay"), he implores a lover, "satiated, breathless, languid, dizzy", to stay a while, their limbs entwined, in the warmth of the night.
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Harper thinks cutting carbs in this way will help him and Drewery live to a ripe old age and stay sharp, trim, and satiated.
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But it took Domino's utterly satiated vocal, atop a New Orleans backbeat and his trademark piano triplets, to make the "thrill" so thoroughly lusty.
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Yes, in this case they were very satiated and unlikely to bite...but the average person should not be hopping in the water with them.
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Then, I'll sit in front of the television with my meal, my wine, and my chocolates and watch The Golden Girls until I'm fully satiated.
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That demand in the market has been at least partially satiated now, and many regular gamers found they completed Mario in a matter of days.
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As consumers become satiated, the news media responds by increasing the "emotionality" of its coverage, meaning negativity is emphasized to keep customers engaged, he wrote.
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Those left desiring trendy all-weather gear were satiated by the rise of Vetememes, a parody brand that released its own riff on the popular jacket.
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Like many spiders, these guys only need about one tasty bug per week to stay satiated, which would have made any treat-based trials take forever.
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Full-fat foods actually do a better job of making you feel satiated after you eat, which means you're less inclined to supplement those meals with snacks.
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"Your brain and your biology have become adapted to high levels of stimulus so our project is to reset those receptors so you're satiated again," he said.
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The pickles, bread, and cheese made me feel so happy and satiated after work and I wanted to recreate that experience for my guests via a burger.
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Individually packed protein powder, Kind Bars, dried fruit, nuts and travel friendly packets of nut butters can keep you satiated when your options are limited or nonexistent.
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The way we travel is similar: We pick experiences by what looks most appetizing, expecting to be delighted, catered to, and satiated by what comes across our table.
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The drama-hungry stans are satiated for now, and even though Cooke's apology would have incited days of memes and think pieces last month, everyone has lost interest.
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But as midday rolls around, the hangry, furrow-browed, growling stomach Mr Hyde to your normally happy and satiated Dr. Jekyll opts for the greasy pizza slice instead.
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But while Donald Trump seems satiated at present, it remains to be seen whether his most ardent supporters will be satisfied with the current extent of the conflict.
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Where a curvy neon "K" once proudly stood, in stubborn defiance of most minimalist corporate tech logos, there now slumps a fully satiated goop monster, apparently frightening no one.
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The aesthetic is decidedly indebted to the peak Tumblr era of a few years ago, a jumble of ideas inspired by the curiosity fostered and satiated by the internet.
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And lo, the internet, which is always calling for things to come back or be reunited because it has a real issue with time's linear progression, was finally satiated.
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In fact, people who ate an apple as part of a meal felt more satiated and ate less than those who consumed a calorically equivalent amount of juice and applesauce.
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Apple forced Google's hand to get in the game, and so from 2007-2012, apps have dominated venture capital, programmers have become rock stars and consumers have been amazingly satiated.
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Long time fans were satiated with the best album intro in history, stunning production from Jahlil Beats and The Beat Bully, as well as features from Nas and Rick Ross.
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Located within a historic area, the hotel helps to provide guests with a better understanding of the neighborhood it inhabits, leaving you not only well-rested but culturally satiated, too.
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Despite these two decent options, my money is on a third option—the brain implant that tells us we're satiated, even when our bodies are calorie restricted and yearning for food.
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As an alternative, Ludwig says dieters should forget about calories and focus on reducing carbohydrates and increasing fat intake to feel more satiated and lose more fat in the long run.
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Is the appetite for this material organic, and merely being satiated by the purveyors of sensational exposes, or does this coverage trigger interest that otherwise would not be nearly as robust?
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They wanted something closer to the thesis of their film: that Perez, and amateur paparazzi, and TMZ, and the voracious appetites for content they both sparked and satiated, were ruining celebrity.
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I am a bit of a fan of the series as well, and it satiated my expectation and hopes, I felt (it was the) conclusion… But we will just have to see.
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With each opponent he defeats, his options become fewer and fewer, which means that, whatever his future holds, the UFC is going to have to get seriously creative to keep him satiated.
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In 1950, courtesy of a Jewish group that paid his way, he moved to Paris, where he satiated himself on films noir and westerns and hoped one day to work in America.
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But that's not the bad news for the rest of the N.B.A. The real worry for the rest of the league is that Lacob, sounding rather Steinbrenner-esque, does not seem satiated.
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It would also give Republicans a chance to have their many concerns satiated, particularly those about the whistleblower's alleged fealty to Democrats and collusion with House Intelligence Committee Chair Adam Smith's office.
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"I've never really been satiated with the kind of love I expected and wanted and needed from my mother," she said in a 1999 interview with Simi Garewal on a popular talk show.
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It's true, we've gone down the deepest, darkest path of Google search to find anything that satiated our fast-talking, junk-food loving, Gilmore Girls-craving and (good news!) we may have found it.
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The fruit juices that Camacho was encouraged to drink contained fewer calories than one of his wholegrain buns but the bread delivered less of a sugar hit and left him feeling satiated for longer.
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It played a pivotal role in ushering in the jazz-sampled sound that would rule New York rap for the next few years and was enough of a hearty album that fans felt satiated.
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Kevin Downing, one of Manafort's attorneys, said he did not believe his client could get a fair trial because the media had "satiated" the public with lies and biased reports about Manafort's alleged wrongdoing.
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While most beverages don't satisfy hunger very well, drinks blended full of air are an exception: They cause people to feel satiated and eat less at their next meal, according to a Penn State University study.
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Here are some healthy, quick and easy breakfast options: According to registered dietitian Keri Glassman, the monounsaturated fats found in nuts can help to burn belly fat, and like all fat, help to keep you satiated.
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"It could be that the flow, linked to specific deals recently, has been satiated, and you're also seeing the beginning of speculation about rate cuts and that's getting priced in," said economist at ETM Analytics Michael Potgieter.
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He is almost ostentatiously satiated by the expressive possibilities of words arranged in sentences of regular syntax, strung together until they reach the substantial but not excessive length of four hundred to four hundred and fifty pages.
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Your taste for seduction, passion, and strong independent characters will be satiated by the hit drama, which stars Sandra Oh as a MI5 security officer with a personal vengeance for/obsession with Villanelle, a psychopathic serial killer.
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The pace of the market is unlikely to pick up, as declining valuations – a quarter of the IPOs this year are trading below their offer price – dampen investor appetite, and easy availability of private capital keeps companies satiated.
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That way, by the time evening rolls around, they're more satiated and may be less likely to overindulge in a box of chips or cookies, a few too many spoons of ice cream or a few glasses of wine.
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So the next time last Tuesday's takeout seems questionable and a case of apartment cabin fever sets in, don't jump for your coat and gloves — because ahead we've got three Dining In solutions to keep you satiated this winter.
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With that, the Commission on Presidential Debates came into existence, led by then-Democratic National Committee Chairman Paul G. Kirk Jr. and then-Republican National Committee Chairman Frank H. Fahrenkopf Jr. And Norcross's concern about ignoring politics was satiated.
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Note: if you can afford a few more calories, go for the low-fat vegetarian black bean soup, which will add even more protein and fiber to the meal, keeping you satiated long after you've had your last bites.
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The food is organic and every meal consisted of fresh, locally grown or sourced ingredients — mainly vegetables and fish — with a plated amount meant to leave you satiated, but not full, which, according to ayurveda, is easier on digestion.
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Every year, Lush drops a collection of Halloween-inspired bath bombs, soaps, and shower jellies just in time for our fall fever to be cured — or at least satiated for another few days — and this year's options don't disappoint.
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What's more, one of the promises of the low-carb, high-fat diet is that when people start eating this way, they naturally cut back on calories because they're more satiated (from the protein and fat in their diet).
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It helped turn Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity into truly world religions, satiated the Roman desire for Asian silks and spices, turned Baghdad into a world capital, and if a team of researchers from Cambridge are right, spread infectious diseases across continents.
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From Netflix series The Keepers to the chilling HBO documentary Mommy Dead & Dearest to creepy podcast Dirty John, true crime fans should be satiated until we can learn more about the case against Avery and Dassey in a new doc series.
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And for those of us who were career agents — meaning the FBI was a profession that we retired from, not served briefly in and then moved on to another career — we're fairly satiated of the "James Comey is a victim" tour.
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The burst in consumer spending was satiated with imports, which grew at a 13.9 percent pace in the fourth quarter, the fastest since the third quarter of 2010, offsetting a rise in exports, which is being driven by dollar weakness.
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Number two, we don&apost know if it&aposs the pain of the sanctions, or if he&aposs just gotten to this point with nuclear weaponry where he now is satiated, and he wants to move and turn the company to economic prosperity.
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If your pining for simpler times still isn't satiated, the Emporium also features an arcade with tons of throwback games, from TRON to Terminator 2: Judgment Day to Twilight Zone pinball (although sadly, no Dragon's Lair, as featured in the season two trailer).
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The company hasn't announced plans to invest in licensed content, like Amazon has done in the past, nor does it have the library of beloved titles like Disney+ or even WarnerMedia's HBO Max to keep people satiated while new series are developed.
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Since proteins are the "building blocks of life," it's helpful to always have a source of protein at each meal, not only to help you meet your needs, but also to feel satiated, says Kathleen Meehan, MS, RD, LDN, a registered dietitian in Houston, Texas.
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It's like my own personal genie — if I want something, all I have to do is think of it, find it on Amazon, and because I've been a Prime member for the past six years, I am typically satiated within the next two days.
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After having clinched at least a part of the Big 12 Conference title on Saturday, the Jayhawks craved more and they satiated their hunger with an 133-56 win over No. 23 Texas that assured that the league's regular-season title would not be piecemealed.
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Its participants were given a 480-calorie liquid meal and told to finish it, then describe how full they felt, while researchers drew blood to test the levels of certain hormones that are known to be involved in making people feel satiated or not.
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And his heirs, I think, even more than the nature essayists who usually win the title, are that growing band of simplifiers whose books and seminars attract a small but significant portion of a population that has begun to feel materially satiated and desire something else.
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" A few other possibilities had come up, he said, but the Australian Ballet job was the first one that "felt like the right time and place to make the move," adding that he "felt satiated on a certain level as a dancer, and very ready for this transition.
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Joyce is an alert, keen-witted, brilliant man who has made it a lifelong habit to jot down every thought that he has had, whether he is depressed or exalted, despairing or hopeful, hungry or satiated, and likewise to put down what he has seen or heard others do or say.
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While not finishing my entire plate is incredibly out-of-character for me (finishing the whole plate is, like, 90 percent of my personality), I was satiated from the omelet and happy to be out and about catching up with my friends, rather than eating baby food in bed like a deranged recluse.
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Ultimately, the people who know nothing about Harry Potter know more than I would have thought—proving that even if you haven't seen the films or read the books, the series has so satiated culture that everyone knows the name Voldemort, even if they don't know exactly who or what it refers to.
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Read more: Study details how high fiber diets make for healthier lives "When it comes to breakfast, you want to make sure that it is high in fiber and rich in protein to keep you satiated for the rest of the morning," Leah Kaufman, MS, registered dietitian at NYU Langone's Weight Management Program told INSIDER.
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One study showed that when the first course of a meal is a large portion of a low-calorie salad -- with iceberg and romaine lettuce, carrots, tomatoes, celery, cucumbers, fat-free dressing and light mozzarella cheese -- people are more satiated and eat fewer calories for the entire meal compared with when skipping the salad.
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The sugar industry is responsible for the enslavement of Africans by the millions, for the displacement of Native Americans from cultivable lands, for the rise of the industrial age and formation of class structures, as sugar kept factory workers satiated—and of course today we are well aware of the global health consequences of over consumption of sugar.
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