There are only blundering T-Rexes, stomping and roaring and scratching up the court.
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When the other men arrived, Cillian was on his knees, scratching up peat like a dog.
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This hammock allows them to roam the backseat without leaving a hairy mess behind or scratching up the leather.
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Watching the dry skin peel away is satisfying, and the sound of the blade scratching up against the skin is serious ASMR.
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Vuarnet Glacier XL Polarized Sunglasses, $640, available at NordstromMaybe, just maybe, he'll stop scratching up his goggles if he gets a pair like this.
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The 1.5 metre (4.9 feet) marsupial kept going after jumping around on top of the couple's bed — hopping around the house and scratching up furniture.
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The performative sculpture adapts the normally petty action of scratching up a nice car and subverts it into a surprisingly compassionate take on the whole Brexit debacle.
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Some in our group of six suggested that wild pigs had made these marks, while scratching up against the tree trunk, others suggested it was teenagers messing around.
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I'm not sure what sort of deranged madman blindly rejects the things they have not only done but been caught during, like a cat scratching up your sofa.
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Unfortunately, this resulted in me scratching up the bottoms of my pots and pans or almost burning myself, which has something to do with physics or so I'm told.
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For example, the inside of the case is lined with microfiber, which makes it easier to put it on and take it off while also preventing it from scratching up the case.
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For reasons unbenowst to me, the DJ upstairs decides to embark on a medley of David Bowie, Blink 182, Whigfield, System of a Down and the "Macarena" before scratching-up some Noah and the Whale.
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So naturally, nerds across the globe have taken to designing their own custom docks (especially since Nintendo's dock is scratching up the Switch's screen in some cases), as well as giving the console a fresh paint job.
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Sure, the dog's a symbol of all of the ways that Matt's death still haunts the places he lived and the people who loved him, scratching up the doors and floors and just generally making a mess of their emotions.
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The crestless fireback is a retiring bird and has been little studied. It mostly occurs in pairs or small groups. It lives on the ground among undergrowth and feeds during the day by scratching up the leaf litter and eating the small animals exposed, as well as feeding on vegetable matter and fallen fruit. It breeds in captivity, and a nest recorded in the wild was between the buttress roots of a large tree and contained a clutch of four or five pink or pale buff eggs.
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"A band with no name?" Gallagher reportedly asked, "What kind of fucking band is that?" and walked off on them. The name Scars on 45 comes from an Emmylou Harris interview Bemrose heard in which she talks about scratching up her dad’s records and being scolded by him for getting "Scars on his 45’s," and is also a play on a Dutch medley act from the 1980s whose group name and records alternately used versions of the phrase "Stars on 45". 'Scars on 45' was one of the few names considered that band members did not dismiss out of hand.
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With the act of viewing female athletes in professional competitions were damaging to your eyes. Pierre de Coubertin a founder of the International Olympic Committee conveys in witnessing a female Olympic participant of the winter sport bob- sleighing, “Seeing a lady with her skirts lifted sliding in this position, usually scratching up the runway with two small pointed sticks which she holds in her hands and which help her to steer the sleigh, that sight represents a true offense to the eyes. Nothing uglier could be imagined.” While the involvement of females within the Olympic games starting in the 1982 Games where 300 women competed.
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