She also advises parents to instruct their children to avoid scratching around the anus.
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Unfortunately, it leaves Australians scratching around to find items that sums up their country in a single-worded tweet.
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But an industry that has come to rely on Asia's booming thirst for oil could soon be scratching around for growth.
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Stocks are scratching around for an excuse to move higher, but bears may keep the pressure on ahead of Friday's jobs report.
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SCRATCHING around for money to pay for free secondary schools, a government minister in Ghana last month floated an idea: raid the Heritage Fund.
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The White House political operation is still considered lightweight, and officials are still scratching around to fill the external-facing Office of Public Liaison.
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Katina Stowe and her partner Timmy Bronson woke up to the sound of something scratching around their home in the early hours of Thursday morning.
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But it's hard to base a magazine around just one band, so there was a lot of scratching around for other things we could cover as well.
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Meanwhile, the government has been scratching around for funds to rescue South African Airways (SAA), the national carrier, which has not turned a profit in six years.
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The bottom line: This has left Trump scratching around for a new chief after announcing on Saturday that Kelly will leave the White House at the end of the year.
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Neal has been criticized for moving slowly on trying to get Trump's federal tax returns, and there's been some head-scratching around his decision not to pursue the state ones at all.
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"It's a funny thing now," Alex Chung, CEO and cofounder of Giphy, told me in an earlier interview, when asked about the natural head-scratching around a GIF-serving raising that much money.
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All around us, in the subways and trash heaps but also in parks and maybe inside the walls of your apartment, rats are scratching around, eating bits of trash, pooping, cobbling together nests from hair, falling in love, having rat sex, and making little rat babies.
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Another source said church leaders reported that government militias burned 48 villages and displaced 55,000 people in the Adar area in 2000. According to International Relief and Development agency (IRD) director Derek Hammond, the areas around Adar contained "Fields of destroyed crops with no evidence of any type of food, a handful of local people scratching around in a swamp for something to eat".
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Peafowl are omnivores and eat mostly plants, flower petals, seed heads, insects and other arthropods, reptiles, and amphibians. Wild peafowl look for their food scratching around in leaf litter either early in the morning or at dusk. They retreat to the shade and security of the woods for the hottest portion of the day. These birds are not picky and will eat almost anything they can fit in their beak and digest.
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Abnormal functioning of the sensory nerves is what causes the sensory loss in patients with this condition. A third condition that may be caused by a mutation in the PRDM12 gene is Midface toddler excoriation syndrome (MiTES). MiTES is an newly discovered condition that has recently been reported in three children who were unrelated. Persistent scratching around the nose and eyes from the first year of life results in deep, scarring wounds in the patients with this condition.
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Chop Top is one of Leatherface's many brothers. Chop Top also has the same bizarre birth mark as his twin brother Nubbins, except Chop Top's is on the left side of his face. He appears in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 as one of the film's villains and is portrayed by Bill Moseley. Chop Top is also in the habit of scratching around his metal plate with a heated clothes hanger; he then eats the dead skin he has picked off.
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Shaw claimed to have been "the first pitcher to wind up preparatory to delivering the ball." Alfred Henry Spink, founder of The Sporting News, described Shaw's wind-up as follows:" > After considerable swinging and scratching around with his feet, during > which he would deliver a lengthy speech to the batter, to the effect that he > was the best pitcher on earth and the batter a dub, he would stretch both > arms at full length over his head. Then after gazing fixedly at the first > baseman for a moment, he would wheel half around and both arms would fly > apart like magic... [H]e would wind his left arm around again and let the > ball fly, running at the same time all the way from the box to the home > plate. Another account describes Shaw's delivery this way: "Shaw had a very peculiar preliminary motion.
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