They are — they're in a position where they're smothering people.
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Buchanan also allegedly admitted to smothering the child around 2 a.m.
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It's chaotic and has a smothering effect on the individual pieces.
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The problem becomes giving the startup enough love without smothering it.
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The doctor botched her mother's C-section, she said, smothering Zayid.
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Then came everyone else, patting Naeher's back and shoulders, smothering her.
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We could all use a wombat smothering, from time to time.
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Yep, those are bees smothering a man in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.
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Marybeth Tinning was convicted of murder in 1987 for smothering Tami Lynne.
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Go deeper: The Fed says student loans are smothering the housing market
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I can just imagine another reality host smothering the moment in commentary.
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The thought of smothering this flaky pastry with jam would be intolerable.
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So you watch, hopefully smothering any wayward spark before it gets going.
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In the president's view, high interest rates still are smothering economic growth.
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Franny is frustrated by her family's indifference to her (sometimes smothering) efforts.
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It was relentless early on, peppering the Swedes and often smothering them.
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The nurturing instinct that attracted him to Ms. Tracy suddenly felt smothering.
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For me the title and song represen smothering relationships and struggling for power.
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Once there, he buried the woman's body before smothering their children to death.
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Only the fried oysters were a misfire, the breading smothering the mushy mollusks.
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FSU's smothering defense, dominance on the boards and timely shooting doomed the Buccaneers.
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Freezing rain, sleet and snow are smothering parts of the Southeast on Wednesday.
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But instead of smothering the puck, Ullmark tried clearing it behind the net.
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At the opposite end of the spectrum are Alex's smothering and hyper-liberal parents.
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Then in the '90s, the truth: Hoyt herself had killed each child, smothering them.
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Any relationships that conflate emotional support with codependence or smothering have got to go!
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EU countries have refused to play their part, smothering the process in red tape.
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Smoke from over a hundred wildfires burning across the west is smothering the country.
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This time the block — a two-armed, condor-like smothering — was even more impressive.
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They amplified the power of the record songs without smothering them in muddy riffs.
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You may realize that you've been smothering your sweetie by trying to be helpful.
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It will also finally improve the heavily polluted and unhealthy air smothering Northern California.
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Switzerland had the better offense, but Sweden's smothering defense was up to the challenge.
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Painted is colored in so many iterations of love it can, at moments, feel smothering.
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If that means smothering a dude so the opponent can't get off, fine by him.
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Alves especially struggled with the ticking clock that the smothering wrestler put on the fight.
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The result is college basketball's slowest and most smothering team — a tank facing foot soldiers.
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A diddy about smothering his grandma's roommate here, a bit about heated toilet seats there.
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But they outplayed the Lightning with a smothering forecheck and stellar goaltending by Sergei Bobrovsky.
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Several new infrared composites of the icy moon allow us to peer beneath its smothering haze.
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The economy, which has been held back by smothering regulation, protectionism and appropriation, is also changing.
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First, Hardee came in clean up the middle for a smothering block on punter Bryan Anger.
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A medical examiner concluded on May 23 that the girl died of asphyxia due to smothering.
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He was the undefeatable champion of his people, 503m oppressed blacks, and he was smothering nothing.
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In the 1970s liberals concluded that the embrace of the state had become smothering and oppressive.
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Floyd Mayweather's usual forearm across the face and throat prevented McGregor from simply smothering him here.
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Sometimes, there's the added layer of then wanting to overcorrect by smothering the person with attention.
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She, too, had known that our relationship, in those 14 years, had long been too smothering.
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The people were smothering each other despite massive calls for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Freedom is an important feature of your relationships now, and any smothering will not bode well.
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Captions were neutral, there was a conscious attempt at balance … all completely understandable, but rather smothering.
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They tasted good, just the right amount of sweetness and spiciness smothering the crispy, sticky skin.
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He rages and veers, spreading ugliness, like an oil slick smothering everything in its viscous mantle.
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It evokes both the smothering of the planet by greenhouse gases and humanity's disproportionately slow response.
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In the southeast, many Hong Kong residents resent the gradual smothering of their separate political system.
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Seattle's defense also looked playoff-ready, smothering the high-powered Lions in a 26-6 laugher.
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The helicopter is the soundtrack to the entire video, its disembodied hum smothering the night sky.
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Brown is an absolutely smothering offensive fighter—a 'technical brawler'—but he has fallen victim to this.
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Blue Jackets 5, Jets 2 Columbus used a smothering forecheck and backcheck to beat Winnipeg into submission.
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The eternity of waiting and the irreversibility of time spread like a smothering, oppressive cloud around him.
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Prior to the alleged smothering, the child appeared to not have been previously abused, the outlet reports.
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Cannonier came in at short notice to fight Dave Branch, replacing Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, a smothering grappler.
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Still, we had guided each other through smothering blackness, supplying pinpricks of light only the other could.
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I screeched like a woman smothering all of her former selves under an avalanche of self-loathing.
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"Rachel admitted to smothering each child, starting with the 1-year-old," a probable cause statement says.
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Bushfires continue to devastate Australia, destroying homes, smothering cities in smoke, and killing people and wildlife alike.
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"More culture is slowly smothering us and turning our faces black," says Zhang in his artist statement.
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Their defense remains smothering, the only one in the league to surrender less than a point per possession.
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If you're not smothering each other all the time, perhaps that gives each song the time it needs.
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Moreover, the threat from Ethiopia allows him to keep smothering democracy at home and maintaining a huge army.
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A Utah woman has allegedly confessed to planning and then smothering to death her three-year-old stepdaughter.
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In 1986, Tinning admitted to smothering Tami Lynne as well as two of her sons, CBS News reports.
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The Cavaliers regained control in the second quarter by dominating the glass and playing smothering defense on Curry.
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Any smothering relationship you're in—be it with a lover, friend, or business partner—will have to go.
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Another big force smothering index-level volatility: the huge variation of stock and sector performance within the index.
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I also think it reveals layers of meaning in the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith imagery without smothering it.
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Perry's smothering presence looms over Celeste like a shadow, whether he's in a scene with her or not.
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Without the bread slices smothering the shatter and snap of bacon and lettuce, there's a lot more crunch.
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Someone breathing pure nitrogen can still exhale carbon dioxide and therefore should not have the sensation of smothering.
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The regimes in these books are smothering and all-encompassing, but facts could, at least theoretically, endanger them.
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Take some slices of avocado and add it to sourdough toast, before smothering Big Mac sauce on top.
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We're left unaware of whether or not Beck finds any of his behavior over the top or smothering.
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From very early in Foreman's career you will notice his emphasis on controlling or smothering his opponent's lead hand.
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A 19-year-old Arkansas father was accused of smothering his newborn baby to death, according to multiple reports.
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" Another of his tweets said, "Getting emails blaming me for not smothering Ted Cruz in his sleep in 1988.
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But no award show red carpet would be complete without loved-up Hollywood couples smothering the cameras with PDA.
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When smoke from California's wildfires was smothering the Bay Area last month, the Oakland Zoo closed to the public.
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Styles make fights, and the title game features strength versus strength, with Alabama' smothering defense facing Clemson's exciting offense.
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No, the worst decision Jason Bourne makes is smothering all of this with a heaping helping of daddy issues.
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But I didn't think that the pillow smothering would be as profound as the throat slitting for the video.
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Where you could describe many fighters' top games as smothering, Maia's is a more hands off form of control.
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" McGregor was specifically taunting Khabib for his smothering, ground-based fighting style -- saying, "The man sniffs jockstraps for a living.
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Prepare for a 4th season of smothering, yelling, 80s toys, Star Wars references, tightie whities and the Big Tasty run!
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Accuse her simultaneously of career failure and of being too ambitious—her ambition a symbol of her voracious, smothering sexuality.
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Some used their hands to push away debris from a sandy cliff that had collapsed, smothering all the homes below.
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At Goodspeed, Kristine Zbornik, as Albert's comic harridan of a smothering matriarch, just about stops the show with her rendition.
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The violence, smothering of talents and questionable refereeing in the final was as depressing as anything seen at the Euros.
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They boast an attack that is as balanced as it is prolific, and is matched only by their smothering defense.
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I remember the day I met Oscar, a 10-year-old boy from Honduras, in the smothering heat of Tapachula.
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In Egypt, Sisi has thrown a dragnet over the entire country, arresting thousands and smothering most forms of free expression.
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This is a book about choice and destiny, smothering family ambition and the pull of a young person's nascent identity.
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He was just as smothering in the 106-74 win over the Grizzlies to open the playoffs over the weekend.
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Fed up with their smothering families, the teenage lovers June (Sorcha Groundsell) and Harry (Percelle Ascott) decide to run away.
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Murata nullified Batara's striking with a string of takedowns, before smothering her opponent against the ropes with a dominant top game.
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The external pressure often becomes too overpowering, smothering the values and vision it took to become successful in the first place.
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"Whatever it is, it's going to be better than this slowly smothering government that we have today," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Politics materialize on the show in the smallest way, tiny imprints that prove Trump and his smothering presence cannot be avoided.
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The challenge is part of a digital game, created by designer Lisa Brown to reflect on the smothering feeling of depression.
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Stocks fell broadly in response to the announcement, smothering a small rally earlier in the day, as The Associated Press reports.
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While the family sat quietly, Lambert described the scene when Chris Watts strangled his wife before smothering the girls last August.
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This smothering, one-size-fits-all would be a real mistake, crippling the evolution and expansion of the nascent drone industry.
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Citing an autopsy report, officials said in court that O'Connor was asphyxiated "due to smothering," according to the Press & Sun Bulletin.
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Petrosyan would strike and move constantly, cutting angles, smothering the shorter fighter in clinches, and pushing him away on other occasions.
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Virginia lost four starters from last year's national champions, but the Cavs showed they can still play the same smothering defense.
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His most famous painting dramatizes the apocryphal moment the emperor Heliogabalus murders his dinner guests by smothering them with rose petals.
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The technique of smothering involves toasting butter and flour into a roux, adding aromatics, and thickening it into a flavorful sauce.
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In the balcony, some Parkland students who had already made it to the Capitol could be seen crying, hands smothering mouths.
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Potentially my favorite work in the exhibition, it depicts Lucas smothering her partner Julian Simmons' bare behind with squashed egg yolks.
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The upstart San Francisco 49ers, with their smothering defense, took on the Kansas City Chiefs and their wunderkind quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
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Ivo van Hove's attention-splintering revival of the immortal 1957 musical features new choreography, a ravishing orchestra and smothering visual effects.
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It said she then fed her 7-month-old daughter a bottle before smothering her, again while singing to the infant.
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George Mason finished this game with smothering defense, but it built a working margin in this game with potent, balanced offense.
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Under questioning by state police investigators in early 1986, she admitted to smothering the girl as well as two of her sons.
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Saddler had used his smothering work with his hands to corner Willie Pep and batter him in three of their four contests.
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A Baltimore day care worker has been sentenced to 70 years in prison for smothering an 8-month-old girl last year.
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Humphreys kept his cool until the other passenger started smothering a woman in front of him, and that's when fists started flying.
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They're also playing gorgeous basketball, hitting threes at a 39 percent pace since the break and smothering opponents on the other end.
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Trump is smothering Obama's progressive "achievements," halting his leftist revolution; that's the driving reason behind the Obama team's obsession with crushing him.
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The Volvo's default setting, its comfort mode delivers creamy, road-smothering control and files down most of the sensation from the steering.
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But the bond initiatives went down to a "smothering defeat," rejected by a margin of almost 2-1 by Atlanta's white community.
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They appeared to right the ship, downing playoff-bound Florida and Boston at home before smothering Montreal, 5-2, on Saturday night.
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It's not comfortable, exactly, to be trapped inside Groff's lush, smothering Florida — but once you're there, you don't want to leave, ever.
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People imagine jumping in front of a train or smothering their child, or a host of other violent, sexual and blasphemous actions.
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You could hear it in Funkmaster Flex's homophobic and puzzled commentary when your submission move involved your nuts smothering your opponent's face.
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At the Jordanian border on Friday, some refugees had brought tents but thousands were sleeping in the smothering heat in open fields.
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Dre's parents are divorced; his mom, Ruby, is fiery and smothering, and his dad, Pops, judges him for not "whupping" his kids.
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He desperately needs something that only Mr. Trump can grant: relief from the sanctions that are gradually smothering the North Korean economy.
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He desperately needs something that only Mr. Trump can grant: relief from the sanctions that are gradually smothering the North Korean economy.
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He deserves some credit for smothering inflation and crushing two terrorist groups after Alan García's disastrous first term from 1985 to 1990.
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Last year, China relied on coal to provide 64 percent of its primary energy, contributing to the choking smog smothering its major cities.
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It's hard to recall one, save for Bonnie's fantasy about smothering her mother, that felt powerful enough to watch over and over again.
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I stared at the dish, the pungent red sauce smothering the chicken, disguising perfectly the abnormalities in shape and texture indicative of meat.
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Moro is, in fact, in total control, shaking loose "traditional genres" like tango, by smothering them in the virtual reality of forgotten history.
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They have come up with other methods to frustrate police, including smothering tear gas canisters with mud, and using hard-to-track technology.
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Later, Ferguson was able to land punches far more freely, but also found success in smothering Thomson's hands and stepping in with elbows.
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During an all-night interrogation, he confessed on videotape to sexually assaulting and smothering Anjélica and disposing of her body in the cooler.
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Buffon also clawed away a header from center back Kamil Glik and, moments later, showed great composure in smothering a Radamel Falcao shot.
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Indeed, some Democrats may vote against impeachment in the full House while Republicans will be united, practically smothering President Trump in their embrace.
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Before he was sentenced, prosecutors cited his desire for a "fresh start" with Kessinger as his motive for strangling Shanann and smothering their daughters.
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The Technics SP-10 MKIII direct-drive turntable on the left rests on a vibration-smothering, 210-pound slate plinth (quarried and cut locally).
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With the Nets smothering Porzingis, Williams continued to spark the Knicks in the second half, with a series of high-energy plays and dunks.
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In popular mythology, the government is portrayed as a monster, seizing private property through taxation, or as a smothering mother, the infamous nanny state.
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MINEOLA, N.Y. – A Long Island college student has admitted to smothering her newborn daughter and discarding the baby&aposs body in a trash bag.
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We do our best to recycle, or use canvas shopping totes, then largely forget about the enormous piles of plastic garbage smothering the sea.
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Before he was sentenced, prosecutors cited his desire for a "fresh start" with Kessinger as his motive for strangling Shanann and smothering their daughters.
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Given the current trend for smothering recordings in reverb and lo-fi fuzz, this kind of high def clarity is a real palate cleanser.
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For Ballantine's, the campaign is a way to make a creative advertisement that people will actually want to watch without smothering it in branding.
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The army believes such precautions, along with its military operations and a change in the situation in Syria, are gradually smothering the militant threat.
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Most of the other benchwarmers were into me, too: Despite the inch of cellulite smothering my body, none of the men called me out.
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The result was the announcement of a series of superficial measures aimed at smothering the scandal and winning back skeptical users at minimal cost.
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The smothering defense ranks first in the league in yards per play, both against the pass and over all, and has scored two touchdowns.
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These earbuds also have that noise-cancelling touch without smothering your ears, and Smart Listening can switch between ambient sounds based on your surroundings.
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He speculates that Big Tech companies may be buying up a lot of them before they make their big splash, thus smothering their potential.
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And with a vintage, smothering performance, Fitch would defeat Zeferino with a trio of 50-45 scorecards to become the organization's new welterweight king.
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Many regard kudzu as a monster — an invasive vine that envelops trees and everything else in its path, smothering native species as it spreads.
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With twins, a preemie and another child all under 4, I found that smothering them with kisses while crossing my eyes was actually beneficial.
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Away from the smothering mire of engine noise, trees give voice to the wind's moods, and bird songs weave aural textures in the air.
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At other times, Mr. Wright's pleasure veers into the self-satisfied, and all that love feels smothering, near-bullying, like bro-cinephilia in extremis.
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And after smothering Desdemona and realizing, too late, her innocence, Mr. Kaufmann's final outpouring of remorse, "Niun mi tema," took on grim, ashen gravity.
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He then dedicated his administration to a smothering regulatory attack on the absolute majority of energy resources that American's use in their daily lives.
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In 2014, for example, several women accused Jian Ghomeshi, a well-known Canadian musician and former radio host, of biting, punching, choking and smothering.
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Cities are choking in smoke over 10 or 20 times hazardous levels, the plumes so large they're also smothering New Zealand 1,200 miles away.
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West Virginia brought a No. 33 seeding and a nationally known smothering, turnover-forcing press into its game against Bucknell of the Patriot League.
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The earthy walnut bagna cauda arrives already smothering crisp stalks of Romaine lettuce, to create a nutty Caesar salad sprinkled with more walnuts, shaved.
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As Abromaitis dribbled near the baseline, Ntilikina waved his arms above his head like two big palm fronds, smothering Abromaitis and obstructing his sight.
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Researchers have found that Christmas tree worms may protect some corals from bleaching, algal smothering and predation from animals like crown-of-thorns starfish.
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It doesn't take long to convince the crowd of about 100 inmates that this is a legitimate production accomplished inside the smothering world of prison.
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Minnesota sprinted to a big early lead, and played their evolving brand of smothering defense to remain unbeaten in 2016 with a 31-13 win.
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According to the Morning News, Chemirmir is suspected in a similar smothering attack on an elderly woman in Frisco and in another incident in Plano.
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Foreman's maintained smothering of his opponent's hands at a distance differentiated him from Saddler and he was able to do it through his spectacular jab.
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Bowden's months-long investigation alleges that Bagwell's actions in the hospital "resulted in the unsuccessful smothering of her son," according to the statement by police.
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"The unprecedented regulatory power the Obama Administration imposed on the internet is smothering innovation, damaging the American economy and obstructing job creation," the comment begins.
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The result is the presentation of acts anchored in tradition and place, without the veil of nostalgia, romanticism, or past pageantry smothering the art forms.
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A New Jersey mother is accused of smothering her toddler son because she saw him as an impediment to the extramarital affair she was having.
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Watts, 33, pleaded guilty earlier this month to strangling his pregnant wife Shanann, 34, and smothering his girls, Bella, 4, and 3-year-old Celeste.
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Beckoning in the current currency, dazzled by the glint of mineral skin & serenaded by the song of the machine, tipped & teetering in the smothering wind.
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Four to 6 inches is expected later this week, which should help a little bit in dissipating the smothering heat and smog from the fire.
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Not in the disappointed-fan sense but in the way a rainy Tuesday morning's commute is smothering precisely because it is so rote and nonnegotiable.
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"When President Trump fumed that the Fed's rate increases were smothering his growth policies, he wasn't entirely wrong," Moore wrote with a coauthor, Louis Woodhill.
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Never a regular starter before this season, Dinwiddie is averaging 13 points a game, but shoots only 39 percent and isn't known for smothering defense.
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To pull that off, with Leonard swarmed throughout by the Warriors' smothering and constantly switching defense, Toronto turned to the third-year pro Pascal Siakam.
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Meanwhile, the Fed says student loans are smothering the housing market and more Democratic 2020 candidates are campaigning on the promise of tuition-free college.
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We get a number of deaths, none of them natural, and one, a smothering, is all the ghastlier for being imposed with such determined calm.
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It would be good to test the MMT thesis about the power of money without taking the risk of smothering the economy with government debt.
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As the referendum has grown nearer, what you hear from opposition Turks at home is unimaginable stress, a smothering weight, the panic of the unknown.
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D'Mitrik Trice scored 21 points, and the Wisconsin Badgers used smothering defense to overwhelm the Tennessee Volunteers 68-48 on Saturday afternoon in Knoxville, Tenn.
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CALGARY, Alberta — Four different players scored Friday as the Columbus Blue Jackets extended their winning streak to eight games by smothering the Calgary Flames 4-1.
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Tinning, from Schenectady, was sentenced in 1987 to 20 years to life in prison after being convicted two years prior of smothering her daughter, Tami Lynne.
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Has CBS' All-Access gamble paid off, or will the network be brought up on charges of smothering a great show with a dodgy distribution strategy?
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The space represents some of the last remaining untapped real estate for advertising as Facebook works to keep up its constant growth without smothering its users.
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It was 11:32 AM. I saw some quality cheese sauce on the buffet line and I considered smothering a plate full of chicken in it.
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Rather than legislatively reform this administrative state that is smothering our economy, we prefer to have the Fed just issue money to paper it all over.
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Rachel Hauck's set, Tyler Micoleau's lighting and Leah Gelpe's sound combine to create an atmosphere of smothering, endless night, punctuated by the distant blaze of stars.
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Last year, an Indiana mother was sentenced to 130 years in prison for smothering her two children, ages six and seven, to death with her hands.
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The causes robbing Britain of its nightlife lie with councils and licensing boards smothering club culture, not disinterested teenagers dribbling over Orange is the New Black.
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Those packing crates are enlisted to build walls of stores and institutions, and to be piled into the toppling, smothering towers that haunt the brothers' nightmares.
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She told a paramedic "the devil made her put him to sleep," and made a smothering gesture with her cupped hand, according to a criminal complaint.
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Emma quickly progresses from sexy and exciting to smothering, selfish and scheming — the sort of walking appetite that Davis has made an art form of portraying.
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A 19-year-old day care worker in Delaware has been charged with murder after allegedly smothering an infant who wouldn't stop crying, say state police.
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Ms. Nylund, Ms. Kozena and Ms. Schultz sounded glorious in this ravishing trio, with the sumptuous and never smothering support of Mr. Rattle and the orchestra.
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Most recently, I appeared in a video comedy skit on the 2014 Film Independent Spirit Awards, playing the smothering mother of the show's host, Patton Oswalt.
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Smoke from Australia's fires blew 1,200 miles southeast across the Tasman Sea, smothering New Zealand's South Island and turning the sun an ominous red on Wednesday.
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The British garrison in the forest hear the shot, and head to the house, forcing Jamie to hide with the newborn, nearly smothering him in the process.
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As additional rifting in the south caused chunks of crustal material to sink, alien ocean brine was extruded upwards, oozing everywhere and smothering the surface in ice.
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Eddie's (Jack Dylan Grazer) smothering mother (Sonia Kasprak) has Munchausen by proxy syndrome, and puts him on a strict regimen of placebo pills, rendering him a hypochondriac.
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The AP reports that the EPA handed down a series of measures designed to stem the fire, including temperature monitors, cooling loops, and a giant smothering tarp.
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And since most kettlebell-swinging crop-dusters aren't smothering their steaks with honey in the first place, It seems like the best solution would be harm reduction.
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In chilling police video released this week, a 23-year-old Arizona woman can be seen allegedly confessing to smothering her 5-month-old daughter to death.
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This activity has led to a rapid increase in the amount of loose sand and mud being washed into the lake which is smothering the lake floor.
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No one could deny the gravity of these accounts, but are they not in danger of smothering, rather than bolstering, the individual narratives at the movie's heart?
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When Barnett's hands were busted up against Daniel Cormier he began using his elbows to step inside blows and throw kicks or knees after smothering Cormier's offence.
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It is imperative instead to stop giving aid and selling weapons to a military-backed regime that is set on smothering all life out of our politics.
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Wuhan, the city at the center of China's viral outbreak, has been subdued since the government put it under a smothering net of travel restrictions on Thursday.
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Lehkonen nearly got his first career hat trick with a short-handed chance with 7:44 left on a breakaway, but Murray made a sliding, smothering save.
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He denied for days that he was involved in his daughters' killings and told police he saw his wife smothering their two daughters, according to court documents.
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The limited-time-only confection was made by stuffing original glazed donuts with birthday cake batter, dipping them in strawberry icing and smothering them in colorful sprinkles.
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The smog smothering millions in the Indian capital of New Delhi is so thick, it's plainly visible from space, showing up as a milky blanked covering northern India.
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The incredibly sweet Croatian players apologized by helping the photographers to their feet, and much like an overbearing grandma during the holidays, smothering them in hugs and kisses.
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What can be insidious about Sunday psychology isn't that these feelings are real and smothering, but that it's up to the individual to fix them by buying products.
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Her mother was infantilising, prudish and smothering; her father was a loquacious and much-loved journalist who treated Angela to expensive gifts, dresses and "a succession of cats".
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They worry that rooming-in could lead to mothers' accidentally smothering their children and possibly contribute to sudden unexpected postnatal collapse, a rare but often fatal respiratory failure.
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In the book, these are designed to hide the wearer from view but also limit their ability to perceive their surroundings, smothering any feelings of independence or freedom.
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Carried on eastward-flowing air currents, dangerous particulate matter from wildfires is increasingly smothering large swathes of the US, causing health scares wherever these air pollution spikes hit.
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Yes, smokin' hot Brazilian model Izabel Goulart and her Team Germany soccer star fiance, Kevin Trapp, are heating things up in Mykonos ... smothering each other by the pool.
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Qatari gas is crucial to generating the electricity powering the air conditioners that keep Abu Dhabi and Dubai livable in smothering heat that can reach 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
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When shut the screens occupy the front and the back of the device, meaning there's really no way to hold it without smothering the second screen in handprints.
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Marybeth Tinning, convicted of the 21985 smothering death of her 24-month-old daughter Tami Lynne, was released from prison on parole this week after serving 220 years.
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Flannery later went on to play a supporting role in "Helicopter Mom," a movie that centers around neurotic Maggie's (Nia Vardalos) smothering relationship with her son (Jason Dolley).
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Villanova reached the final by smothering Providence's stars Ben Bentil and Kris Dunn on defense, and Kris Jenkins scored 2125 points for the Wildcats, who won, 217-2119.
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With its winter browns and crepuscular lighting, her house couldn't be more uninviting; with his smiles and smothering love, her husband, Drew (Dan Stevens), couldn't be more absurd.
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Republicans are now pulling a page from that playbook in hopes of smothering the impeachment inquiry arising from Trump's communications with Ukraine before it gains any more steam.
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At times, her love is smothering and damn near possessive, with song titles like "I'll Kill You," and mentions of the gun she keeps stashed in her purse.
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The movie is both heartwarming and grating in its clichés — like the stereotypical emotionally smothering Jewish mother (Arquette's character breaks into her son's apartment when he's not home).
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Talati starts to prep one of the traditional wedding dishes— patra ni macchi— by smothering cod fillets in a green paste before wrapping them individually in banana leaves.
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Its sense of motion comes not just from the consistent and engaging drum programming, but also from the churning and smothering walls of distorted, crackling guitars and bass.
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We were there for lablabi, an ingenious concoction that involves taking chunks of day-old bread and smothering them with chickpeas, a deeply spiced broth and harissa chili paste.
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When Oliver realizes that the group is musing smothering Simon with a pillow, he realizes that he's actually so not interested in being an alternate on the Keating squad.
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"The unprecedented regulatory power the Obama Administration imposed on the internet is smothering innovation, damaging the American economy and obstructing job creation," the comment posted by the bots reads.
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Older boxers like Joe Louis, his closest rival for title of "best-ever", wanted to be champions of all Americans, smothering their black frustrations to make everyone accept them.
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I gushed praise for Rothwell's slight adjustments in his use of smothering hands last week, but he made Josh Barnett very uncomfortable in the standing portion of the fight.
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In the second half, the Wolf Pack doubled down on a smothering defense that forced Loyola into three shot-clock violations and another half-dozen hurried, off-balance attempts.
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The mother-daughter bond, fierce and smothering and complicated, lies at the heart of the film, and it is after Antia's departure that "Julieta" finds its deepest, richest tones.
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Not only have we covered basically every single hack in the book for these creamy green babies, but we also have an entire slideshow dedicated to smothering it on toast.
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The very limited-time Chocolate Glazed Doughnut are made by smothering Krispy Kreme's Original Glazed Doughnuts with a rich chocolate glaze, and we can do more than just eat them.
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The film ebbs and flows with Nic's highs and lows from the drug, and from the guilt he feels when facing his caring, but smothering, father, David Sheff (Steve Carell).
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Oklahoma built a lead as big as 15 points in the first half, thanks to a smothering defense that made it difficult for USC to find much room to work.
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Any time a man shackles himself in a double forearms guard, a fighter has the option to take advantage of this by smothering his hands and turning over the elbow.
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Of course, they're also interested in writing atheistic D'Angelo-lite gospel epics, reverent takes on turn-of-the-decade chillwave, a smothering bit of shoegaze, and multiple lengthy ambient interludes.
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But as you point out, Todd, this episode has a polite staidness to its movements that keeps it from feeling as closed-in and smothering as it might have otherwise.
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Rather than smothering the tentacles in sauce, the tender legs were painted with just enough olive oil and doused with parsley and garlic to complement the pleasing undertones of charbroiling.
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In November, Watts pleaded guilty to multiple first-degree murder charges for strangling the 15-weeks-pregnant Shanann, 34, and smothering their daughters Bella, 4, and 3-year-old Celeste.
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A washed-out recycling of ethnic clichés and exhausted jokes, the story (once again by Nia Vardalos) returns us to the smothering bosom of the Portokalos family, where Toula (Ms.
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It's always had an aspirational bent in the way it addresses players, smothering them in congratulations as it tries to reassure them that, yes, this really does all mean something.
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Perhaps the absence of smothering trade speculation, along with the well-chronicled format change that established James and Stephen Curry as team captains instead of employing the traditional East vs.
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As a murderer, he wears a bruised strawberry wig made of real hair and porcelain filed teeth, and fantasizes about chemically flaying or smothering a victim with his own scalp.
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D'Andre Swift ran for two touchdowns, including a late 14-yarder to seal the game, as host Georgia used a smothering defense to overcome a sluggish offensive start against Tennessee.
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Cormier has denied killing Fontaine, and his lawyer, Tony Kavanagh, argued that her death could have been caused by "self-smothering" or an overdose of alcohol and the drug gabapentin.
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Alvarez, on the other hand, went for a much more wrestling-centric attack where he wore on Pettis, constantly threatening the takedown while smothering the former champion against the fence.
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Even when Jones was struck with one or two uppercuts he was soon clamping down on the arm or smothering the blows with a biceps tie or controlling the wrist.
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As we exited, we passed a film crew with its hyper-board PAs hovering in artificial light and it came to me: Clearly the answer was reality TV and smothering.
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The scenes at first seem hilarious and then curious and then poignant as I notice the tenderness of some gestures, the diffidence in others, and the smothering desire in still others.
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Smothering Nutella over your pasta is a meal no longer relegated to the realms of hedonistic late night munchie jaunts in the privacy of my own kitchen (don't look at me).
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Mostly celebrated for his scoring, Durant has been especially impressive on defense, smothering Green on every post touch and making him second-guess every drop-off pass to an open cutter.
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So if getting rid of the leaves that are smothering your lawn is on your to-do list, then Amazon's got a sale on leaf blowers today to help you out.
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Certainly Alvarez can take a man down if he needs to, but chilling out in Anthony Pettis' guard is not a great move for anyone who isn't a smothering top player.
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The Estonian soon got a takedown and leveraged his whole bodyweight, smothering while on top of his older opponent, before throwing a number of hammerfists in the corner of the ring.
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They went into that 2013 Super Bowl with the NFL's best offense, but it was stifled by a fast, athletic Seahawks defense that was pressuring Peyton Manning and smothering his receivers.
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The modest leg-thigh piece was rendered crispy and moist, but a mustard cream sauce was so dense with heavy cream it overwhelmed the plate, essentially smothering the accompanying fingerling potatoes.
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Refusing to mention Trump by name, she placed controversial White House policies and rhetoric ahead of his smothering personal style, then cast him in glaring opposition to past Oval Office occupants.
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The result is that when the child grows up, a close relationship with a partner of the same sex as the emotionally needy parent feels not like intimacy but like smothering.
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Both men are psychology professors, at Harvard and N.Y.U., who bravely stand against what can be the smothering orthodoxy that inhibits thought on campus, but not from the familiar conservative position.
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San Diego State used a smothering defense and a methodical offensive approach to record its first-ever victory over UCLA, 23-14 on Saturday at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif.
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The woman in Seasons of Life was, therefore, presented with a familiar double bind: She could be rejected for being too "maternal" and smothering or for being too "assertive" and threatening.
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Argentina's smothering defence limited Gobert's opportunities inside and forced France into a succession of three-pointers, but they could only hit seven of their 31 long-range shots on the night.
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"When President Trump fumed that the Fed's rate increases were smothering his growth policies, he wasn't entirely wrong," Moore co-wrote with Louis Woodhill, a Houston-based entrepreneur and angel investor.
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Sanders was 28 when Portnoy's Complaint came out—the seminal Philip Roth novel that first introduced America to the notion of the smothering Jewish mother, the emasculated father, the libidinal son.
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In the final of the 1947 National Invitation Tournament, his smothering defensive play held the All-American guard Ralph Beard to a single point in Utah's 45-40 upset of Kentucky.
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Mr. Farrow also accuses the NBC News president, Noah Oppenheim, of smothering an investigation into the movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, which Mr. Farrow later published to acclaim in The New Yorker.
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A tendency to self-censor may result, which the philosopher Kristie Dotson calls "testimonial smothering" -- a coerced self-silencing due to the pernicious, often willful, ignorance of the would-be hearers.
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For this last bit, you need to make sure your body is completely absorbed by your surroundings, by smothering your face with mud and your body in the fauna of your surroundings.
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Here and throughout, Lee allows the actors to fill in their characters, letting them add pointillist detail to their portraits rather than smothering them in close-ups or self-regarding directorial virtuosity.
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But Bisping busted open St. Pierre's nose, smothering both fighters in blood as they wrestled on the mat before getting up looking like they'd just left the set of a horror film.
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From the start, you could sense how exasperated this restless Gilda was with her smothering father, the jester Rigoletto (the baritone George Gagnidze), who tries to keep her in seclusion at home.
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The cumulative effect of bringing these works together, intended to transmit something of the artistic milieu Wilde floated through, is rather like being surrounded by seedy orchids, smothering in their dense perfume.
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How sad, he says, that children can no longer partake in such innocent amusement, not after the blackness of ISIS descended on these ancient lands, smothering them like a blanket does a fire.
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But kimchi has long been a staple of Korean dining, immediately recognisable by its pungent odour and red appearance — the colour a result of an ample smothering of gochujang, a pepper-based condiment.
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Biden didn't help himself at the Wing Ding by smothering his few crowd-pleasing lines in what was the last of more than two dozen speeches the audience had heard over three hours.
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After a marathon interrogation, he confessed to sexually assaulting the toddler and smothering her—a confession Juárez's attorney says was coerced and unlawful because his client was denied a lawyer after requesting one.
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With billions of dollars in special privileges flowing to industries picked by bureaucrats instead of markets and investors, we risk smothering better products and technologies from inventors and entrepreneurs without influence in Washington.
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In America problems are solved not by smothering ideas generated outside the in-crowd, but by bringing people with different points of view together, and then letting them come to a collaborative solution.
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It is not pretty, and it isn't the controlling, smothering application which Foreman used so effectively, but it creates obstacles and it gives the usually slower Rothwell a leg up on defending blows.
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Since no one in the region orders whole fish, fish are broken down almost immediately after they are caught, even before orders are taken—primed for frying, blackening, or smothering in lemon butter.
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"Well, I'm voting for Trump, so smothering me with face farts is probably what I need for punishment," one such person wrote in a response to a Madame Hillary ad before the election.
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Smothering his doubts, Valente says he had the body brought to his home, and then, in response to an old request made by his wife, got out the wedding dress used by Mrs.
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But as Anne Harrington reminds us, it wasn't all that long ago when psychiatrists were pilloried as a bunch of woolly Freudians in thrall to specious ideas about absent fathers and smothering mothers.
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Marina Foïs is also good in the smaller role of Manon's mother, whose smothering neediness during her visits to the school provides the implicit answer to the questions everyone asks about Manon's violence.
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Right winger Jordin Tootoo pulled the New Jersey Devils into a 2-2 tie midway through the third period, mere seconds after a smothering penalty kill by the Flyers temporarily preserved their lead.
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Belichick built this reputation by twice smothering prolific offenses in Super Bowls — the 1990 Bills, when he coordinated the Giants' unit, and the 2001 Rams, in the championship that launched New England's dynasty.
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At Hermès, Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski tried to break out of the strictures of good taste that have been smothering her since she arrived, mining the 1960s and '70s for her mustards and greens.
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Though not exactly a claustrophobe, I've definitely come close to panic attacks over the years during moments of smothering restraint, so this whole ordeal seemed wildly unpleasant, despite its claims to the contrary.
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Away from "the all-encompassing and smothering embrace of America" — the motherland — these women peek out from the losses of their past tense, the temporariness of their present, and begin to see one another.
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Lawler was given time and space to work and never had to worry about the smothering pressure of Brown's usual game which is enough to take it out of anyone in the welterweight division.
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XAVIER 74, BUTLER 57 Four days after stumbling at Creighton, No. 5 Xavier got back to basics and used a balanced offense and a smothering defense to run away from Butler on the road.
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For all that anti-grand coalition campaigners complain about the party's submission, its problem is more the opposite: Mrs Merkel has embraced the SPD's politics almost to the point of smothering it to death.
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This contest is portrayed, somehow, as a cool, fun thing, and not a rich dude smothering the development of newer and more vital culture because he really liked Space Invaders and The Last Starfighter.
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But Sheeran fans who aren't as into smothering their food with ketchup have plenty else to be excited for, as he announced the tracklist for his forthcoming album, No. 6 Collaborations Project, on Tuesday.
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After killing her, Watts placed his wife's body in the bed of his truck and drove, with the girls, to a remote oil field, where he buried Shanann before smothering Celeste and then Bella.
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Most recently, as the tobacco control meeting was taking place in a conference center near Delhi, WHO officials ignored the fact that Delhi residents were smothering in the worst smog crisis in a generation.
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Kante's calm smothering of rivals' attacks, brilliantly showcased in suppressing the threat of Belgium in the semi-final, gives the French defense more time to organize themselves, and they have consequently looked assured throughout.
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The idea is also to bring in enough strongly conservative voters to keep out the regulatory creep smothering liberty in places like California, a state many redoubters disdainfully refer to as "the C-word".
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After denying for days that he was involved, Chris Watts told his father on August 15 that he'd killed his wife because he saw her smothering their two daughters to death, the video shows.
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Your ruling planet Venus enters Scorpio on December 2, bringing a good vibe to your relationships, but don't expect the vibe to be light and easy—it's not—it's heavy, sensual, smothering, and passionate!
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Hair and teeth, arms and legs kicking wildly, smothering and quiet struggle: it's far scarier than a shuffling zombie or seventy, or any combination of Hollywood aliens you could throw a flaming stick at.
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Culverts too small to accommodate spring runoff or large debris became impassable barriers to migration, and loose dirt from roadways washed into streams, smothering spawning gravels and turning crystalline river systems into muddy waterways.
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As much as I love the Dolby informed, 3D hi-end sound design thing, I always end up smothering each track, resampling, rerecording, a lot of inserts heavily compressed and distorted, stuff like that.
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This 34-page zine collects an illustrated story written from the point of view of a shape-shifting narrator who seems to be smothering a woman who hides from the character inside a box.
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When Alabama and Clemson meet in tonight's College Football Playoff championship game in Glendale, Arizona, all eyes will be on the matchup between dynamic Tigers quarterback DeShaun Watson and the Crimson Tide's smothering defense.
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But if the President continues to audaciously charge ahead in his last days—smothering the American people with ruthless regulation—he will be met with strong opposition in Congress and from the American public.
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After his brief title reign had been abruptly cut short, Showtime lost to Eddie Alvarez, whose smothering grappling clinic handed the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, native the first consecutive losses in his formerly near-pristine career.
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TEXAS MOM, CONCERT PIANIST&aposS WIFE, FOUND NOT GUILTY OF SMOTHERING DAUGHTERS BY REASON OF INSANITY In November 2016, a father was dropping off his son at Karia's home for childcare, a criminal complaint stated.
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"The unprecedented regulatory power the Obama Administration imposed on the internet is smothering innovation, damaging the American economy and obstructing job creation," read thousands of identical comments posted this week, seemingly by different concerned individuals.
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The Russians, playing as the Olympic Athletes from Russia because of a doping ban, won thanks to second-period goals by Nikita Gusev and Vladislav Gavrikov less than a minute apart and a smothering defense.
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The one-time waitress and school bus driver was convicted in 1987 of killing her 4-month-old daughter, Tami Lynne, by smothering her — and is suspected in 7 of her 8 other children's deaths.
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We looked so united on television — a mourning crowd at a vigil, smothering sobs into each other's shoulders, tear-stained faces raising fists of resistance — but we were lost in a community we couldn't recognize.
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He admits that while the cuisine can be rich (and OK, if you only eat the fried stuff, it's not great), it's about more than smothering things in barbecue sauce and sticking on the grill.
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Because the story feels less abstract, it also feels in conversation with certain other television dramas about brilliant girls from smothering villages, set in communities where male violence is no more notable than bad weather.
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Unlike Rogue One and Solo (the first wave of spinoff films, which could, at times, feel smothering in their desire to explain and reference the main saga), The Mandalorian feels more like its own thing.
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It's a consequence of frontman Zachary Cole Smith's devotion to a specific, smothering sound: heavy-lidded bass lines, chiming guitar leads layered on top of each other like blankets, vocals dancing on the edge of intelligibility.
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The rescue package is cleverly devised, but woefully late: Mr Modi had ignored repeated warnings, notably from Raghuram Rajan, his own central-bank chief who was sacked last year, that the debt pile was smothering investment.
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After suffering a smothering unanimous decision loss to perennial lightweight contender Khabib Nurmagomedov, dos Anjos embarked on a run of impressive victories—toppling the likes of Jason High, former UFC champion Benson Henderson and Nate Diaz.
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Its legions sweep across land like the Golden Horde, "always three steps ahead of the gardener, traveling underground, seeding by the million, smothering all in their path," says the British writer and landscape designer Isabel Bannerman.
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And once entry was effected, the route was perilous: either down through smothering cream, or into a bruising welter of ice cubes into which they were jammed repeatedly, cruelly, to make the drink longer and colder.
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In that smothering gesture, that silencing violence, lies an ominous reminder of why such boys and men often avoid facing any negative consequences for victimizing a girl or woman (among vulnerable others, such as nonbinary people).
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Starting Monday, Krispy Kreme locations across the country will be stuffing their original glazed donuts with birthday cake batter, dipping them in strawberry icing and smothering them in birthday sprinkles to really nail down the party theme.
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Levit, who prevented the world champion from using his height and longer reach to any effect by smothering him, steered the Russian repeatedly on to the ropes and came on strong in an often scrappy third round.
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A Queens man was sentenced in State Supreme Court on Tuesday to 50 years to life in prison for beating and drowning his mother and then, more than a year later, smothering his father in his bed.
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Guard Avery Bradley led the charge with 23 points, but it was seven players in double-figure scoring, seven players with at least two assists and a smothering defense in the second half that overwhelmed the Magic.
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A New York college student who pleaded guilty to smothering her newborn daughter and then placing the infant's body in a trash bag after hiding her pregnancy has been sentenced to eight years in prison, PEOPLE confirms.
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Christian Clark has been charged with murder for the smothering death of her 17-month-old son and attempted murder for trying to kill her 2-year-old daughter, according to a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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While on the surface there are many similarities between Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez, you might be better off thinking of Alvarez as an exceptional mid-range puncher, and Golovkin as a more smothering close range fighter.
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The new study, published on Monday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution, suggests that long before cats became our couch-hogging, computer-smothering companions, they were hard workers — protecting barns, ships, and villages from disease-carrying rodents.
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Often when facing that counter the better thing to do is to push through and fold behind the right elbow or shoulder, driving into the opponent and smothering him rather than trying to retreat into the stance.
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The unions said Verizon was deliberately neglecting and in some cases smothering its wireline business, noting that wireline workers typically earn more in pay and benefits than their counterparts on the wireless side, which are mostly nonunion.
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Spending all of your free time with your spouse, for example, could indicate you're codependent and smothering them, and being on your phone constantly could mean you're not giving your relationship the attention it needs to thrive.
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BANGKOK — Thailand's most dynamic political force in years was ordered disbanded on Friday by the country's Constitutional Court, in a ruling that rights groups say is part of a pattern of judicial harassment aimed at smothering democracy.
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Before Chris was sentenced to life in prison Monday with no parole, prosecutors cited his desire for a "fresh start" with Kessinger as his motive for strangling Shanann, 34, and smothering their daughters, Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3.
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" The article reported that opponents of Mr. Haines had adjourned to the Whartons' home to draft a statement that "in smothering further criticism, the society is put on record as fearing to face charges of negligence and inefficiency.
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Spending all of your free time with your significant other, for example, could indicate you're codependent and smothering them, and being on your phone constantly could mean you're not giving your relationship the attention it needs to thrive.
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On Tuesday, Chu detailed the abuse her nephew suffered: fellow Marines subjected him to four hours of "corrective training" that included forcing him to carry a 25-pound sand bag, beating him and smothering him with the bag.
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So, when it was announced that McGregor was officially off the card, Diaz packed his bags and set out on vacation, smothering what little hope remained that he would be stepping onto canvas in Vegas on July 2003.
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The latest estimates — up to 80 more structures than previously counted as destroyed by lava smothering two newly evacuated subdivisions — could bring the total number of homes and other buildings lost over the past month to nearly 200.
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In a speech in Long Island City, Queens — where local protesters demanded that Amazon drop its plan to build a big new campus — Warren connected the companies' success at smothering start-up rivals to their influence in Washington.
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Jason Kint, the chief executive of Digital Content Next, a trade group that represents entertainment and news organizations, said the reaction from the networks and Facebook could end up amplifying Mr. Trump's closing argument, rather than smothering it.
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The latest estimates - up to 80 more structures than previously counted as destroyed by lava smothering two newly evacuated subdivisions - could bring the total number of homes and other buildings lost over the past month to nearly 200.
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HONOLULU – A neighborhood called Vacationland on Hawaii&aposs Big Island had disappeared as lava poured into two oceanfront subdivisions, smothering hundreds of homes and filling an ocean bay, turning it into new land that now juts into the sea.
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However, Naishtat establishes the imbalance of power between these two men with a single shot in which Claudio, captured in extreme close-up, towers over the stranger, Claudio's bald head a giant globe, his figure practically smothering our view.
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After strangling Shanann, who was 15 weeks pregnant, and smothering his two daughters, with Bella putting up a struggle as she fought for her life, Chris loaded their bodies one at a time into the back of his truck.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Diane Rwigara says she will not let more than a year in detention derail her campaign against President Paul Kagame, the rebel-turned-statesman lauded for transforming the small African nation's economy but criticized for smothering dissent.
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I am desperate to overload my senses in the coming months, making reservations at the world's best restaurants, reaching out to past lovers and friends, and smothering my family, giving them the time that I so selfishly guarded before.
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But the two-time Vezina Trophy finalist, who had a four-game losing streak, was in control all night, smothering pucks and limiting rebound chances as Tampa Bay ended a stretch of four games allowing four or more goals.
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By the time his Wheaties box hit the shelves of American supermarkets in early 2015, Pettis had already lost his lightweight championship to Rafael dos Anjos in a gruelling five-round smothering on the feet and on the ground.
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On December 30, 2004, a huge fire at the República Cromañón nightclub in central Buenos Aires took 194 lives when a flare ignited the roof, smothering revelers in toxic smoke as they tried to escape through locked emergency exits.
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He will sing the anthem one last time on Sunday night, the Blues assuring that the Stanley Cup finals will return to St. Louis by smothering the Boston Bruins, 290-290, to even the series at two games apiece.
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And we've all got relatives who, like too many broadcast booths, have been repeating themselves for 20 years; and yes, sure, a part of us loves them, but another part of us fantasizes about smothering them with a pillow.
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The same could be said about bitterness smothering Washington after the recent government shutdown and resentment stirred by an immigration debate that is an existential issue for both parties, and could yet shut the government again early next month.
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During our week on Guam, we only saw one art exhibition — a traveling show of terracotta warriors, no less — and it was all the more powerful for being juxtaposed with the drab spectacle of US imperialism smothering a Pacific island paradise.
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As when we discussed the smothering infighter Jeff Fenech the other week, doubling, tripling and even quadrupling up is important because the opponent has to adjust or else he is going to be hit in the same place over and over.
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After strangling Shanann, who was 15 weeks pregnant and smothering his two little daughters, with Bella putting up a struggle as she fought for her life, he loaded their bodies one at a time into the back of his truck.
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Demme's opening scene immediately establishes the film's trademark—uncanny realism—as Jodie Foster's Clarice Starling is alone on an FBI obstacle course, while Howard Shore's bombastically morose score crashes in with chunky strings, smothering Clarice in a peculiarly sudden foreboding.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has set itself a staggering task to cure its smothering pollution: switching coal-fired boilers and heating systems in at least 1.2 million households in 28 of its smoggiest northern cities to run on gas or electricity.
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There's a pervasive hush and sense of stillness that lingers over the region of Gokseong, and scenes of brazen, crazed madness are often preceded by shots of tranquil mountain vistas whose lush, thickly forested landscapes increasingly feel smothering and secretive.
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He and the rest of the Seahawks will visit MetLife Stadium on Sunday, returning for the first time to the site of the franchise's only Super Bowl win — a championship fueled by a smothering defense that remains the team's identity.
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Reading was the lifeline that enabled Raymond Danowski to escape the smothering grip of a Bronx public housing project and an abusive father, so when Mr. Danowski grew older, both rhyme and reason prompted him to stockpile books of poetry voraciously.
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Suddenly facing a three-games-to-one deficit in a best-of-seven series, Golden State won't be overly concerned by the smothering "We the North" passion that surely awaits in Toronto for Monday night's Game 22016 at Scotiabank Arena.
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For this study, the researchers zeroed in on fat and, in particular, visceral fat, a particularly hazardous type of fat that accumulates around our middles and deep beneath the skin, smothering internal organs and heightening the risk of metabolic problems.
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Consequently Jon Jones' only real concern in that fight was shutting down Teixeira's right hand, which he could do by fighting beyond range, smothering Teixeira in close, or simply taking Teixeira's punch on his forearm and then moving into the clinch.
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Leslie Fong, a former editor of the Straits Times, wrote in the South China Morning Post, a Hong Kong paper, of the sorrow many of his compatriots feel "at the sad spectacle of a city smothering itself in full global view".
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A probable cause statement filed in court by police and later made public said Henry had admitted to deliberately smothering each child - two girls, aged 7 months and a year, and a 3-year-old boy - starting with the older daughter.
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The second is to do what dos Anjos did each time he wanted to bang the body along the fence in this bout—dig the body shot and immediately fall into the clinch, smothering any attempt at a counter attack.
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The same pressure cooker that Dos Anjos put Anthony Pettis, Benson Henderson and Donald Cerrone in had zero effect against Nurmagomedov, who bundled the now lightweight champion to the ground with frequency and ease, smothering any hint of a submission attempt.
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MIAMI 2116, LOUISVILLE 65 Led by Tonye Jekiri, No. 12 Miami (23-5, 12-4 A.C.C.) used a smothering defense to hold No. 243 Louisville (22-7, 11-5) without a point for nearly five minutes down the stretch in Coral Gables, Fla.
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The next day, the complaint states, Fleener brought Johansen, 22, with him from the homeless camp where they lived back to Latus' home, where they allegedly pushed inside before tying the older man up, punching him and smothering him with a pillow.
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An Indiana woman accused of smothering her children to death in September allegedly claimed she did so out of fear a drug cartel would track down her children and torture them, according to newly-released court documents obtained by multiple media outlets.
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A 29-year-old Indiana woman who was charged three months ago with smothering her two children to death has penned a letter to the judge in her case admitting guilt and expressing her readiness to serve a lifelong prison term, PEOPLE confirms.
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Related: 'Smothering the Outcry': The Inside Story of How the State of Michigan Poisoned Flint Despite assurances that the state will continue supporting Flint's recovery, residents like Maegan Wilson wonder if they will stay with the city until the crisis is over.
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Federal agencies continue to sell off land to be mined and fracked and drilled by oil and gas and coal companies, while shutting out and smothering the critical science-based studies and reports that would otherwise point their bosses in the opposite direction.
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" Mr. Nealon's quip came after other speakers in the packed Wilshire Ebell Theater in Los Angeles had described Mr. Shandling's mother, Muriel, as smothering, wounding and, as the security consultant Gavin de Becker, a longtime friend of Mr. Shandling's, put it, "awful.
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According to the National Weather Service, the high-pressured system smothering the West Coast is expected to stay in place through Labor Day weekend, with temperatures in some places hitting 25 degrees above average in some areas (with highs of 115 degrees).
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The blackened mole smothering this turkey is made from chiles de árbol, and while the small, thin chilies have the look of something that would definitely make your nose run and your eyes water, they're pretty mild in heat, all things considered.
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As Savannah and Laura, respectively, Kristen Stewart and Laura Dern play the women who are simultaneously creating and caught up in something bigger than themselves — clawing to get out of a smothering lie, but not wanting to abandon the glamorous lifestyle that this lie affords.
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While Regina's hovering and smothering leads her daughter to lash out, Evangeline treats Madeline like a colleague — but also increasingly exploits her as a source of material, this beautiful girl with volcanic emotions who seems so much more alive than everyone else in the room.
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Krispy Kreme fans will also remember the limited-time-only cake batter-stuffed donuts the chain released in honor of their 82nd birthday in July, stuffing their original glazed donuts with birthday cake batter, dipping them in strawberry icing and smothering them in birthday sprinkles.
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Moving deeper into town, the cliffs disappear along with Cave's house in the distance, and the fog rolls in quickly, smothering the pier and turning the shore eerily still, even as crowds of people wander around like ghosts unknowingly trapped inside their pastoral vacation.
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This roster is loaded with tenacious lockdown defenders such as Jimmy Butler, Klay Thompson, Paul George, and Kevin Durant—meaning Team USA is able to switch virtually every matchup, effectively smothering the opposition while causing errant passes and shot clock violations: And you know what?
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I would keep on toying with these little people for a few more minutes, dropping one here and there, smothering a few between my breasts while giggling… How do you deal with the fact that you could never live out your deepest sexual desires?
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The smaller, reality TV side of Trump insists on self-destructive tweets, fights unworthy of the President of the United States, and smothering his own positive messages with noisy irrelevancies, which give the liberal media an excuse to avoid covering the important, good news.
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On a recent visit by journalists from The New York Times to Myin Hlut, one such village in Rakhine State, tropical foliage had reclaimed what was once a place of human habitation, vines curling up concrete posts and smothering the scorched foundations of homes.
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Rafael dos Anjos versus Eddie Alvarez was intriguing because it was the division's most smothering and methodical pressure fighter against a fighter who did his best work hitting hard and circling the cage, polar opposites in style but each an expert in that craft.
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Similarly, B.J. Penn's smothering of opponents mouths with his hand was a strategy which many fans didn't like, and occasionally a referee will now tell a fighter not to do this though again it is not specifically prohibited in the rules of the game.
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With pitiless efficiency, the Astros swept aside the Indians on Monday to advance to the American League Championship Series, the final blow coming via a smothering 21998-22000 victory on a summery day at Progressive Field as the Astros clinched the best-of-five series.
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Many of those friends, as well as Western governments and human rights organizations, have said that the couple appeared to have little say over Mr. Liu's final days and funeral, and added that they feared Ms. Liu would remain under house arrest and smothering surveillance.
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - Police arrested a young mother on Tuesday on suspicion of smothering her three young children to death, one at a time, in the family's Phoenix home, then propping their bodies on a sofa as if they were napping, authorities and court records said.
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Her obsession with her social status, fluttery ways, and smothering approach to motherhood would never have earned her a Mother of the Year award, but as Episode 6 of the series revealed, there was something significantly darker lurking under her already bad mom facade.
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Coal turkey has got me on the runChina has set itself a staggering task to cure its smothering pollution: switching coal-fired boilers and heating systems in at least 1.2 million households in 28 of its smoggiest northern cities to run on gas or electricity.
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It is reached with a short flight of stairs from La Chambre de Sido, or Colette's mother's bedroom, which created a psychological promiscuity with her mother the writer experienced as intimacy while a girl, only to find it smothering when she became an adolescent.
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Cohen's voice, supplemented by an orchestral, repeating chorus, is urgent and gruff, comparable to the style he uses on similarly themed songs — including "You Want It Darker," from the album he released this October, in which he sings about darkness descending after smothering a flame.
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"I would strongly suggest that one of the crisis response tools that you use is an investigation into the discourse of your employees on resisting the Trump presidency, resisting the Trump agenda, and then smothering some of conservative outlets that seek to amplify that content," he said.
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The bones of a Thibs Era Bulls–caliber defense are there—Rubio, Wiggins, and Towns are all plus defenders already, and Dunn should become one, too—but it's probably going to take at least a little bit of time before they're smothering teams like those Bulls did.
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In Dallas, a political committee aligned with Mr. Trump, America First Action, has disseminated an online ad branding Colin Allred, a black civil rights lawyer, as hostile to gun rights — accompanied by the image of a white woman with a dark-skinned hand smothering her mouth.
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Her motherhood wasn't just about absence, it was also about smothering intimacy; it wasn't just about choosing her work over her son, but about connecting the two spheres—making him her editor, sharing the cause and material of the Balkans; touting him as her intellectual heir apparent.
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Michael F. Armstrong, whose dogged pursuit and exposure of crooked cops as chief counsel to the Knapp Commission in the early 1970s was credited with smothering an ingrained culture of corruption in the New York City Police Department, died on Thursday at his home in Manhattan.
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But this reality — my reality — has been twisted by Mr. Trump and pundits to sound as if doctors like me and parents like me are smothering full-term babies at birth or injecting them with dirty needles to kill them (filled with what I have no idea).
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And the third scene is a dark fantasy from Ducky (Keegan-Michael Key) and Bunny (Jordan Peele)'s point of view about becoming giant laser-shooting toys and wreaking havoc at the carnival — a callback to Bunny and Ducky's murder/smothering fantasies from earlier in the film.
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Just as every man from the ninety-seven pound weakling to the great Randy Couture can be turned foetal if he is hit hard enough in the body at the right time, almost any smothering fighter can turn from a brawler to just a bully in a moment.
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"I would strongly suggest that one of the crisis response tools that you use is an investigation into the discourse of your employees on resisting the Trump presidency, resisting the Trump agenda, and then smothering some of the conservative outlets that seek to amplify that content," he said.
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For Teixeira, most had probably given up on the idea of him winning the title a while ago and he is certainly getting long in the tooth, but there still aren't many light heavyweights who can hold back his smothering top game or handle his brain-rattling punch.
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In diagnostic terms, the two occupy separate categories: mood problems refer to common conditions like anxiety and depression; personality disorders are rare, idiosyncratic behaviors, characterized by patterns, like a fear of abandonment and urges to self-harm (borderline personality disorder), grandiose self-regard (narcissistic), or smothering clingy-ness (dependent).
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When Engler was elected governor in 1990, the intellectual foundation of his signature policy issue — education reform — came via a Mackinac Center white paper that pushed school choice as a means of breaking up the "bureaucratic monopoly" of a public-education system smothering risk-taking and entrepreneurial moxie.
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Years of progress made in smothering corruption, encouraging democracy, and combating Russian revanchism could all go up in smoke—all because Giuliani's ghoulishness knows no depths, and his unalloyed illiberalism just so happens to benefit a president willing to go to unprecedented, and unsettling, lengths to assure re-election.
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But he is also the third candidate to challenge Mr. Engel from the left, illustrating a major question confronting progressives: Could the surge of liberal energy end up smothering itself, drawing an influx of challengers who scrap for the same votes while allowing entrenched incumbents to coast by?
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George had a game-best 21 points and 93 rebounds Friday, but the Pacers used smothering defense, solid rebounding and a dominating second half to defeat the Toronto Raptors 101-83 in Game 6, tying the best-of-seven series 3-3 and forcing Game 7 on Sunday in Toronto.
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Let those sugars caramelize even further by slipping it into the oven to bake for a bit (toss it with meatballs or sausages, or smothering stuffed shells with it, for extra points) It's basically the same process as letting the sauce reduce over time on the stovetop, but more hands-off.
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That's just hard work and positioning, and it's not affecting their ability to get forward as soon as possession is won, but it makes you think the U.S. staff noticed that might be France's engine room, its pivot point in attacks, and they are just smothering everyone who tries something there.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — In its campaign to throttle Iran into submission, the Trump administration has in the last several weeks applied smothering force — blocking the country's last avenues for selling oil, classifying the elite Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps as a terrorist organization and deploying ships and bombers to the Persian Gulf.
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Watts, the 33-year-old serving three life sentences without parole for strangling his wife Shanann, 34, and smothering their daughters Bella, 4, and 3-year-old Celeste, is seen in the footage with his arms crossed when an officer tells him he feels sorry for him and the anxiety he's enduring.
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As Madeline, she burns so brightly that you can see how the character compels and alarms so many people in her orbit, including her smothering mom (Miranda July) who Madeline sometimes thinks about harming, and the theater director (Molly Parker) whose rehearsals are a sanctuary until their "collaborations" start to feel vampiric.
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His methods included smothering with a pillow; poisoning with arsenic, cleaning fluid, rat poison, Demerol, morphine and codeine; deprivation of oxygen using a faulty oxygen tank; and attempted injections of HIV and hepatitis B. Not all of the 87 victims Harvey claimed could be identified, but his claims of responsibility didn't waiver.
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In order to kill them, we had to stage intricate infiltrations and elaborate death traps—posing as a mark's psychiatrist, listening to his issues with his deceased mother, and then smothering him with a pillow was the epitome of Hitman's contextualization of victims and dedication to making us trade sweat for blood.
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Thankfully (for all you miserable, miserable Real Madrid fans out there) Ronaldo, however, had something else to say something about that: Usually, these Classicos are much closer, but Real Madrid dominated the night with a show of offense and a smothering defense that snuffed out the likes of Neymar, Messi, and Suarez.
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Dinosaurs could not have flourished without these dramatic events that reshaped the earth just over 250 million years ago — lava spewing from countless erupting volcanoes, smothering life wherever it flowed, greenhouse gases blanketing the planet, heating the ancient ocean and triggering a sweltering global warming that helped wipe out most living land animals.
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Payton retired in 2007, but the smothering guard unforgettably known as "The Glove" remains a passionate critic of zones at the pro level — even though his son Gary Payton II of the Washington Wizards happens to play for the N.B.A. team using more zone than anyone (9.8 percent of the time, per Synergy).
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Related: 'Smothering the Outcry': The Inside Story of How the State of Michigan Poisoned Flint The criminal charges come nearly two years after the financially struggling city, which was under the control of a state-appointed emergency manager at the time, stopped buying water from Detroit and instead began drawing from the Flint River.
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On College Basketball With two fewer losses than any team in Division I and the esteemed Atlantic Coast Conference's regular-season and tournament championships in its pocket, Virginia (31-33), with a smothering defense and the pace of a manatee, was named the top overall seed in the N.C.A.A. tournament bracket released Sunday night.
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This is also the case with Brandon Maxwell, who has been progressively smoothing out his more interesting edges (he began his career as Lady Gaga's stylist), smothering them in deep-pile cashmere knits, perfectly tailored high-waist flares, plush peacoats and sweeping shirtdresses that felt like an audition to be the next Ralph Lauren.
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One highlight stands head and shoulders above all the rest from the Golden State Warriors' 132-113 drubbing of the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Sunday night: Steph Curry, feinting and probing against the smothering defense of LeBron James before knifing to the rim for a layup against the much bigger man.
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If someone, a lover or even a friend, is making you feel like you can't live without them, or that they will lose their shit without you, realize that it's time to reach out to your best friends, or a counselor you trust, to help you get out of the smothering, controlling relationship you're caught in.
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You think about the hour it takes you to get him ready before bringing him out the house, about the likelihood of him screaming the whole way through the trip, about the possibility of someone picking him up and smothering him in a scent of their sickly perfume causing him to vomit down his adorable outfit.
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Rogers had never been to the fourth round of a major tournament before Sunday, but once there she demonstrated all the composure of an experienced hand, smothering the 133th-seeded Irina-Camelia Begu, 6-3, 6-4, on Suzanne Lenglen Court for her fourth straight upset victory and a date in the French Open quarterfinals against Garbiñe Muguruza.
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In just the first 18 months after his July 2012 election, Peña Nieto "managed to bust open Mexico's smothering monopolies and antiquated energy sector, restructure the country's education system and modernize its tax and banking laws," Tepperman writes (though he may have lost some of that political capital after his widely criticized August meeting with Donald Trump).
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The question has always been how will this work out against a) a smothering wrestler who will pin him to the fence in such situations (such as in that long awaited Khabib Nurmagomedov matchup), or b) a quality ring general who will move in and either pound him or trap him against the fence when he does this.
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A decorated Vietnam veteran who had collected 13 police commendations, Mr. Burge and detectives under his command were accused of extracting confessions from more than 100 people while questioning them in the 1970s and '80s by shocking them with cattle prods, smothering them with plastic typewriter covers and pointing guns in their mouths while pretending to play Russian roulette.
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Flummoxed for a game and a half by the Toronto Raptors' physical defense, Golden State swung back in a big way by smothering the Raptors to score the first 18 points of the second half and abruptly snatch the momentum from the hosts in a 109-104 victory that evened these finals at one game apiece.
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Stunning knockout victories over the likes of Ryan Couture and George Sotiropoulos have made opponents more than wary of the punching power of Pearson, leading to the opposition trying their best to nullify his biggest weapons by taking the fight to the ground to stall out a decision victory with a smothering, wrestling-based attack—case in point with the aforementioned losses against both Dunham and Trinaldo.
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Also, if a new baby is entering the family and will sleep in the same bedroom as the parents, Dr. Siracusa said, that might no longer be a good place for the pet to sleep – not because of concerns of a pet smothering a baby, he said, but because space may be an issue with that many human and furry bodies in one room.
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"Of all the many emotions of the magical first moments of a baby's life, of all the many tender moments a mother shared in that first embrace with a completely helpless and fragile life, smothering a newborn and pitching its body over a fence in the cold of January is impossible to understand," District Attorney George Brauchler said, according to the 18th Judicial District Attorney's Office.
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The King is one of the few movies I've ever seen that answers the old saw of whether it's possible to make war look truly unattractive on camera with a resounding "yes": This war is all anonymous armored figures hurling themselves at each other like football players to bash about with swords or beat each other to death or drown each other in the soupy, smothering mud all around them.
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Stunning knockout victories over the likes of Ryan Couture and George Sotiropoulos have made opponents more than wary of the punching power of Pearson, leading to the opposition trying their best to nullify his biggest weapons by taking the fight to the ground to stall out a decision victory with a smothering, wrestling-based attack—case in point with the aforesaid losses against both Dunham, Trinaldo and Brooks.
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Read more:A 79-year-old inmate has been linked to more than 60 deaths, making him the most prolific serial killer in US historyDallas police believe they may have found a serial killer suspected of smothering elderly women with pillows before stealing their jewelryThe people living in Ted Bundy's old house are getting sick of curious murder tourists wanting to look aroundSerial killers tend to gravitate to similar jobs — and some of them might surprise you
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When staying indoors during a winter storm, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers tips for looking after yourself and others: Make sure any infants younger than 1 year old are not sleeping in cold rooms and have adequate warm clothing, such as footed pajamas, one-piece wearable blankets or sleep sacks -- but remove any pillows or other soft bedding from a baby's crib, since they pose the risk of smothering or sudden infant death syndrome.
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Danny is a safe haven for people who don't fit in — a description that fits self-loathing Larry to a T. Cajoled into taking the stage, Larry gradually loosens up until he's belting out Kelly Clarkson's thematically appropriate "People Like Us" alongside drag queen Maura Lee Karupt (Alan Mingo Jr.) The bandages smothering him magically disappear, restoring his body to its pre-horrifically burned state, and the club fills with confetti as feathered dancers join the uplifting number.
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