My favorite Pikachu was a squishy one — he didn't have any fur, but his nose was squishy.
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" At first, Robbins wrote that "my ears honed in on the 'squishy' because no one likes to hear their stomach is squishy, at least not me.
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A Good Squishy OctoBot In August, researchers based at Harvard University unveiled the first fully-soft, autonomous robot in the form of a tiny squishy octopus.
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It's a keyboard, but instead of being comprised of separate keys, it's all one continuous, multitouch, pressure-sensitive, squishy (but not too squishy) surface with ridges where the piano keys should be.
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He had a thin body, hairy and slimy and squishy.
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I won't go into much more detail, but it's squishy.
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This is a bit squishy, but goes beyond pricing guarantees.
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"I don't know if it's squishy," a researcher pondered aloud.
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There he was, still inside his squishy, warm water sac!
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Ellie also really enjoys playing with the large squishy shapes.
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He was just as squishy and perfect as I had hoped.
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There is no pretense here—only delicious, squishy wheels of Babybel.
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I can mix silicone very heavy and make it very squishy.
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They're these squishy, ugly things—you just want to hug them.
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But what that really would mean for the economy is squishy.
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That has plenty of parties interested in what Squishy is selling.
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The gall bladder was purple, squishy, and covered in white mucous.
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" He said, " 'Impracticability' is a pretty squishy word—it's not 'feasibility.
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Weasel words are those squishy, defensive qualifiers beloved by, well, journalists.
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It was a squishy category meant to say women's stuff, right.
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But "queens" isn't squishy that way, so its confusion is subtractive.
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From an austere place, not one that 's squishy with emotion.
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Fields like primary-care medicine seemed, by comparison, squishy and uncertain.
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This was the only squishy spot on the dessert menu, though.
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Schoening said he doesn't see leadership "getting squishy" on full repeal.
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Read on to find out more about these squishy harbingers of spring.
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Patrick Leahy over what the group called "squishy comments" about confirming Gorsuch.
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"It's very squishy bread, I don't like that already," added another woman.
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Otherwise, enjoy this army of gummy bears facing a bitter, squishy ending.
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A recurring element in his work is these naked, squishy human bodies.
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TC: For people who haven't had coaching, it all sounds awfully squishy.
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For one, he's cute, essentially a squishy pink ball with a face.
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This might sound squishy, but it is actually tough and practical advice.
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Occasionally I slip off the planks onto the squishy vegetative carpet below.
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Within a minute, a squishy sound heralds the opening of her floodgates.
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That squishy cleaning apparatus is a microscopic universe, teeming with countless bacteria.
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I was always the ''squishy'' one on the Bush White House staff.
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Green New Deal The financing of other proposals is even more squishy.
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I miss the person I trusted with my squishy, small, inner self.
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A few years ago, Jonathan noticed a small squishy lump on his side.
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They find their squishy language, poor eyesight, and commitment to denim overalls distasteful.
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Help is at hand in the sometimes squishy, see-through shape of packaging.
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It's a squishy, sloppy time to be making baby food for a living.
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But nobody has anything with an interactive virtual patient that's squishy and bleeds.
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" But in a prophetic comment, Clinton warns Putin "could get squishy on democracy.
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And then there's the squishy inner pulp, where blood vessels and nerves reside.
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That means they'll be slow and squishy — especially compared to modern sports coupes.
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But a poke of the pick revealed that it was squishy and soft.
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But making robots that are likewise soft and squishy is a deep challenge.
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They got kind of squishy and caramelized without burning, and it was delicious.
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The company also gave out copies of my CD and squishy doctor toys.
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Pop these little beads in some water and they expand and become squishy.
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At the very least, Mr. Trump could stop being so squishy about Russia.
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Unlike today's spiders, uraraneids had plates on their bellies rather than squishy abdomens.
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I'm not trying to say that Bernie is some kind of squishy moderate.
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There are all kinds of squishy words to fight about in this document.
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Snag some squishy pan de sal rolls or a cake of steamed bibingka.
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The couches were squishy with many wonderful shiny zippers and, luckily, no buttons.
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Warren in particular has been quite squishy on how she views foreign policy.
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But they sure are weird, squishy, and cute all at the same time.
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My tummy isn't completely down yet and it's really squishy but it's getting there.
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It's squishy and podgy and surely designed to enhance the overall Kickstarter fundraising experience.
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" The fear, he said, is having judges "who move left or are squishy moderates.
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Chunks of foam: Creators like to mix these squishy foam pieces into slime bases.
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Frankly, I don't know how to feel about the corners, which are extra squishy.
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"My little squishy," Gaines captioned the shot, revealing one of her baby boy's nicknames.
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They say all the glitters isn't gold, but apparently some squishy, brownish muck is.
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Hold a magic circle, yoga block, or squishy ball above your chest, arms straight.
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To touch, he says, it feels like "a ripe plum," firm yet slightly squishy.
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All were squishy to the touch, looking as if they would bounce if dropped.
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This squishy eight-armed machine is the world's first fully autonomous soft-bodied robot.
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You: squishy mittens and a thick pink scarf, PSL cupped cozily between two hands.
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Conservative talk radio took up the cause, smacking Mr. Bush as squishy on immigration.
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It's squishy yet stable and it feels so fun to smash it all together.
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Investors are getting squishy performance metrics, not concrete ones, Robert Cyran of Breakingviews writes.
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But I was no longer comfortable in the squishy middle; it was too easy.
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Puggles are a cross between two adorable dog breeds — squishy-faced pugs and beagles.
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For starters, "subsidy free" is a squishy term that doesn't have a standard definition.
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I think we actually kind of underweight the cultural stuff because it's so squishy.
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Nothing says welcome to motherhood like an adorable squishy baby, and a giant mom diaper.
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Why did they have to add the squishy sound when she goes for the eyes?
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And who's going to let a squishy ethical quandary get in the way of that?
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By comparison, women are soft, squishy, encased in liquid, or containing too much of it.
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While the egg was really good, the bread was way too squishy for my liking.
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Some favorites include the squishy, transparent gel, which shines on a gradient blue-purple background.
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"It just feels squishy," she says, tugging at the ballooned-out skin on her neck.
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Eventually, the beast became petrified through and through, hard minerals replacing its squishy soft tissues.
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Click here to view original GIFAnd it's super squishy—an unusual feature for a vibe.
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But once those larvae have settled they metamorphose into squishy cylinders resembling their vegetable namesakes.
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There's a new famous sponge in town: the squishy thing used while filming The Favourite.
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Flavor: Hazelnuts and anchovies fried in seal fat, with a squishy crunch like jellyfish salad.
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Squishy little soap nuggets, I guess, are someone's vision of the future of doing laundry.
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On one side there's Mario, Nintendo's squishy Italian plumber created by the legendary Sigeru Minamoto.
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No one could know my tough exterior was protecting a very emotional and squishy inside.
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And I know that makes me sound squishy, but I don't mean it that way.
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The d-pad is also quite similar to the original — a sturdy-yet-squishy feel:
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A liquid-filled toy called the Super Squishy Blob Ball is bursting in store aisles.
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It's just a very squishy, badly made rubber prop with a strong whiff of paint.
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Drenched, I approached Asaad with a squishy conviction and compelled him to reconsider the purchase.
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Our squishy little babies become awkward hormonal creatures who question our authority at every turn.
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At the moment, Impossible's steak prototypes are squishy and homogeneous, far too easy to eat.
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From there, the rules the Republican majority pushed through last week are a bit squishy.
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Feeling around the mass, she finds that there's a hardened mass under the soft, squishy surface.
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They're soft without being overly squishy, with firm back support to really pack on the miles.
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With a squishy embrace, a new soft robot can keep a weak and failing heart pumping.
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It's a pretty take on the story, but it's also a frustratingly safe and squishy one.
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Now, scientists have found another defense mechanism that protects these slimy monsters: their flaccid, squishy skin.
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From jellyfish to octopuses, anemones to sea cucumbers, life under the waves teems with squishy invertebrates.
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Privacy is a squishy concept, one that constantly evolves with the times—and with changing technologies.
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There are three speed options plus a pointy side and squishy side, so you can experiment.
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We all know their squishy little beanie paws are one of the best things about cats.
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All this chicken needs is a handful of pickled vegetable slaw and a squishy white bun.
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To that end, the controls in Grow Up (and Grow Home) are purposely squishy and imprecise.
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These pillows hit the sweet spot: firm enough to be supportive, squishy enough to be comfortable!
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And it was writing a sort of squishy section about "women's stuff," like sex or education.
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Sam likes to serve it with squishy white bread, but you know what else is great?
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They're the best hot and crispy counterpoint to squishy lobster rolls, to frozen lemonade, to steamers.
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They challenged each other to use robotic arms to put sutures into a squishy, synthetic tissue.
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First up is a classic Stretch Armstrong toy ,whose moist, squishy death cries will haunt your nightmares.
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Let&aposs all be thankful our squishy human babies don&apost have to face the same challenge.
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The (wonderful) world of Haribo is rife with unimaginably delicious, squishy, delightful candies ... and a few duds.
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Getting squishy on China and free speech isn't usually a winner in America with progressives or conservatives.
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Squishy crops that grow close to the ground, such as strawberries, will be the last to go.
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No, she buys them for their squishy little chick-like shape and their unbelievably stabile shelf life.
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Is it really possible to quantify such a squishy, subjective thing as feeling confident about our choices?
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There are potentially 4 million CrossFitters, though that's a squishy figure to nail down, even for Glassman.
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Think squishy machines with more of the dexterity that traditional robots enjoy, yet are far more compliant.
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Food science, however, is apparently also to blame for a new phenomenon: squishy, stringy "spaghetti meat" chicken.
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Sometimes, they come with a strangely squishy sole and a plasticky leather that cracks rather than bends.
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The numbers of human trafficking victims are staggering (even if the methodology generating them is, well, squishy).
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These items, reminiscent of stress balls, are shaped like food and are made from a squishy foam.
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As for the food, there were tiny, squishy sliders, in sweet Hawaiian rolls, and baskets of ribs.
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And they aren't from the squishy Northeastern moderate wing of the GOP either — they're all staunch conservatives.
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"The wonkiness gives it personality and gesture," Colantonio explains, lifting it by its squishy lollipop-like handles.
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Immediately after Theia's impact, Earth's hot, squishy layer would have violently cascaded into space in huge volumes.
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The good news is that there are now reliable, non-squishy ways to measure an organization's culture.
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Lightly crisped but still squishy potato bread, good-quality tuna, spicy harissa, an egg and briny olives.
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The apples are squishy, the bananas are looking brown, and that orange probably won't last another day.
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Researchers at Cornell University took inspiration for their new camouflage from octopuses, the squishy muses of robot engineers.
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She pushes at both sides and out plops a squishy ball of what looks like rubbery chicken fat.
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I immediately opened up a new tab and typed "squishy seal phone case beach" into my search bar.
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The "soft pneumatic gelatin actuators" in question are the squishy-looking fingers you can see above and below.
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Now a Japanese startup called Vie Style has a much simpler take on the solution: soft, squishy earbuds.
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Like the AirPods, the Pixel Buds are made of a hard plastic, with no soft, squishy silicone tip.
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Octopi have served as squishy muses many times, either because of their amazing camouflage or their wiggly shapes.
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In the end, there's a squishy sack, roughly the size of a baseball, plopped on the surgical tray.
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While these numbers seem squishy, the Auto Insurance Center may be underestimating the costs of sitting in traffic.
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Soft, squishy humans are depressingly short-lived, brief flares of creativity in the vast entropy of our universe.
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You'd also love this week's squishy little stank button, an American take on a French Brie: Moses Sleeper.
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Maybe you've had a day where you've wondered what goes into making a robot with squishy rotating wheels.
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A squishy deadline When Congress passed the ERA, it gave states until 1979 to vote on the amendment.
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So Will and his squishy shoulder pad head out to L.A. to pay a visit to Dr. Lee.
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As sextech continues to grow, it may time to reckon with the squishy ethics of sex with robots.
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Squishy creates rugged exploration robots designed to be dropped from aircrafts, so they can go where humans can't.
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We were walking down one of the house's dark hallways and he tripped over something shadowy and squishy.
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She acknowledged that making those calls is squishy, adding that Instagram has since restored some content upon appeal.
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Yet your eyes aren't going to be on the squishy keys, they're going to be on the 4K display.
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But like any form of self-help, sports psychology can feel a little squishy and sound a little woo.
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It's bright orange, it's squishy, it stretches like taffy — and it is unlike any body armor you've ever seen.
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But rapidity isn't the idea here; similar to Squishy Robotics' creations, it's more about adaptability and simplicity of deployment.
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Case #2: JoseNext up, we meet Jose, who has a large, squishy ball popping out above his left eye.
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Finally, she's able to pull out all that squishy gunk, and Jose walks out of the office lump-free.
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I have only once purchased a phone case after seeing a viral tweet of squishy seal cases on Twitter.
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I was scrolling through Twitter and I saw a viral tweet—just some kids squishing their squishy phone cases.
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But if you really want to get off, you'll have to do it the old—and wet, squishy— way.
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That irisin turns the squishy white fat cells into the hard-working brown ones as if you were exercising.
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Ticket sales haven't been announced, and while a few details are still a little squishy, don't expect any controversy.
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Right-leaning pundits are fond of portraying these antics as an inevitable consequence of squishy leftism and liberal intolerance.
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Obvious to Squishy Robotics, anyway, whose robots look delicate but are in fact among the most durable out there.
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Whereas many management coaches and books can be abstract and theoretical — even squishy — Horowitz gets straight to the point.
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The key discovery is this chemical process that makes electronics and sticks them on this really squishy, gelatinous material.
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The Ludden Rocker and Recliner features ultra-plush burgundy upholstery over squishy foam and an easy pull reclining lever.
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Scientists built a self-powered squishy robotic fish that can tread water and operate for three hours without recharging.
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"The most common question I'm asked is why I made this project," Mr. Squishy said in his Reddit post.
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A common one is that a brain is a sort of squishy, imprecise, biological version of a digital computer.
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Never mind those portraits that make him look practically disgendered, with narrow shoulders, a spreading middle and squishy thighs.
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This is the squishy part of stock selection where knowing what the earnings might be isn't going to help.
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If everyone is more excited about your bread than squishy fruit, you can smuggle the bananas home guilt-free.
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Moon Trip Radio, out since November, realizes his aesthetic; these are immaculately squishy, oddly emotional slices of mood music.
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"Part-time jobs ain't fine," trills Julie (Pauline Étienne), the determined young striver at the movie's squishy-soft center.
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The brakes, a very important point on a sports car, also felt oddly squishy and lacking in pedal feel.
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Even with a squishy stock market, strategists said the market was not paying much attention to Washington on Thursday.
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The Ojami's diamond shape is inspired by a popular children's toy and is filled with satisfyingly squishy adzuki beans.
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It's difficult to fully control for these factors — and that's why the results of these studies are somewhat squishy.
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Planets will be a luminescent, interactive pond called Koi & People and a squishy, tactile installation called Soft Black Hole.
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Working quickly, Dr. Lee begins slicing, pressing, and popping squishy lipomas out of April's skin, starting with her left arm.
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When you're hauling a bunch of stuff, always make sure your load is secure, even if it's a squishy mattress.
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Researchers at Belgium's Vrije Universiteit Brussel report this week in Science Robotics that they've developed a squishy, self-healing robot.
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We just feel safer knowing his squishy face is out there, making sure all loose treats are brought to justice.
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THIS ORANGE, SQUISHY BODY ARMOR MATERIAL COULD SAVE LIVES It incorporates advanced automation that makes it easy for novice grillers.
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They're tiny, squishy, and equipped with video cameras — and they could one day be used for underwater surveillance or research.
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Elsewhere on Instagram, another ASMR-friendly trend is emerging in the form of crunchy, squishy, glitter-heavy floral foam videos.
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Her reaction upon seeing a (mouse) brain up close for the first time was amazement at how squishy it was.
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If you can zero in on a lone support (or similarly squishy) hero after the initial strike, go for it.
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A set of four inflatable exercise balls also serves as squishy landing gear to lessen the impacts of rough landings.
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In fact, when I felt my friend's old Home button on her iPhone 23, the button felt weird and squishy.
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The president, however, would not be able to attack Sasse as a squishy conservative or a Republican in name only.
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He is, after all, a machine who would not understand that I am a squishy meat bag of a human.
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This poses a serious limitation when it comes to interacting with actual biological systems, which are very soft and squishy.
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And while public opinion can sometimes seem squishy to non-marketing folks, it actually drives a lot of big decisions.
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Because who doesn't want to eat sticky, squishy, brightly colored goop after poking and stretching it with your grubby fingers?
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You may be able to tell from my soft and squishy physique that I was raised on Cheddar (thanks, Mom).
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The slivers of glass will stick to the squishy bread, which should then, of course, be tossed in the trash.
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The robot learned to walk on a variety of surfaces, including a squishy mattress and a doormat full of crevices.
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She has repeatedly made squishy statements of support for aspects of the bold domestic agendas advocated by Sanders and Warren.
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Ditto the bags, one for almost every look, which ranged from the expansive to the minuscule, the structured to the squishy.
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To visualize the squishy, pastel world, Six & Five created the 3D art direction and sculpture design, while Twistedpoly did the animation.
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Inspired by a manta ray, scientists have built a small, squishy robotic fish that can swim and turn by remote control.
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So instead of one day facing a terrifying future filled with terminators, these squishy rolling donuts might be our biggest threat.
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You can probably recognize a membrane keyboard by how "squishy" the keys feel, or how hard you have to press them.
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You can measure decibels or lumens, but touch is a subjective sense with subjective descriptions, like rough or squishy or cold.
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This squishy, corkscrew telson typically twists right-handedly, having evolved to match the usual direction for the spiraling of snail shells.
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I cut up my avocado and am pleased to find it's just the right amount of soft without being overly squishy.
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Some critics deride Harris's focus on media—on what he calls, more broadly, "a mass cultural shift"—as squishy or subjective.
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The benefit of soft robots is that they can interact with the squishy living things in this world without hurting them.
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The Gaiam Balance Disk is a squishy seat topper than turns any chair into an active one by adding some instability.
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Still, by cutting most of the squishy meatbags out of the equation, Morisada hopes to slash personnel costs and energy expenses.
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Too close, and the radiation from a supernova could eat through our ozone layer, frying any squishy life forms beneath it.
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To get rid of it, Dr. Lee slices into the squishy mass and, using two hands, begins to squeeze Ken's lump.
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Harris has been squishy on that question and Sanders would seem the right person to hash it out with her. 4.
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So, if anyone is interested in developing a squishy, amorphous robot, NASA has a patent you might be interested in using.
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Bannon loved the idea: He believes Fox is heading in a squishy, globalist direction as the Murdoch sons assume more power.
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The crisp-edged patty in the veggie burger creates a powerful illusion with crunchy iceberg and roasted tomatoes between squishy bread.
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"I see where he gets it," another mom said to me as I landed a back tuck on a squishy mat.
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The group that does this work is called the Squishy Finger/Soft Robotics for Delicate Deep-sea Marine Biological Interactions team.
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I'm just trying to stay with the "foods that are hot and squishy" theme that you said was working for you.
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Most of climate change's dangers remain far-off in the future, and almost anything in the future feels uncertain, even squishy.
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If they're well made, Mr. Fan said, they are smooth, spherical and evenly tender all the way through, but not squishy.
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It seemed like the shoe was missing a giant chunk on the inside, between the toe box and squishy foam heel.
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This sudden heat vitrified the man's brains inside his skull, meaning that the squishy organ was instantly shocked into solid rock.
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While some people might enjoy the squishy, honeycomb gel grid trademarked by the company, it felt a little strange to me.
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The squishy robots don't have the strength and durability of plastic or metal machines, but biology affords them some unique advantages.
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Latour's talk about how facts derive their authority from trust might sound squishy and abstract, but he considers himself a realist.
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If her politics were a little squishy, she was more entertaining — supporters could take a spin class with #MeToo's Alyssa Milano!
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Is it possible the 18-wheeler going past my office building is filled to the brim with little squishy cat-sized cushions?
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McBride's son, James Morgan, discovered two trash bags he described as "squishy" while running cable through a crawl space under the house.
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The next one — a large, squishy lump on his chest — looks like a giant rubber band being pulled out of the pore.
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The play, so clear in its moments of joy and silliness and brotherly bickering, gets squishy and vague in depicting Markus's anguish.
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For two weeks, I spend every free moment I'm not sleeping or pooping hunched over, stabbing at the controllers' squishy silicone pads.
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In a then-recent interview, the Beatles had discussed their fondness for Jelly Babies, a squishy English candy similar to gummy bears.
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With 1.4mm of travel, the typing experience isn't a squishy mess like the Macbook or the Surface Pro 3 for the matter.
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A junior female employee sat down on a worn-out old sofa beside her MP. "Wow, this sofa is squishy!" she laughed.
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And then on top of that, all the shops have Valentine's teddy bears holding little squishy hearts piled up by the tills.
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The goal is no longer to identify and persuade those in the squishy middle of the ideological spectrum to split their tickets.
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Kirby is among the most recognizable of Nintendo's many characters, but the squishy pink ball's games tend to fly under the radar.
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It was extra burnt, and the cream I'd used had soured so that squishy strands of curd got caught on my teeth.
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When I was 18, my high school boyfriend gifted me a stuffed 16-inch Bengal tiger with a squishy bean bag stomach.
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The resulting cheeses can be hard (like my boy Scharfe Maxx and many other Alpines), or soft, squishy, and nearly gooping themselves.
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What they do not realize is that beneath the stony exterior and self-assuredness is a squishy sense of anxiety and vulnerability.
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"This may sound a little squishy, but if no one was willing to invest in these companies, they wouldn't exist," he said.
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At first, the cells that will make up a strand of hair are soft and squishy, like little round bags of fluid.
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The result is a squishy, slightly sticky dough, which is rolled, cut and par-baked as it moves through the production line.
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So here's my setup: I have two squishy objects, a human and a backpack—think of them as cubes of Jell-O.
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These silicone versions are squishy, so they might work better for some folks, and they're easy to clean using the included squeegee.
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Are you with Sanders and the left, and against insurance companies, squishy moderates, commodified health care, and a politics of preemptive compromise?
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What do you see as the best way to simultaneously reach the "squishy middle" of voters and turning out the Democratic base?
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THIS ORANGE, SQUISHY BODY ARMOR MATERIAL COULD SAVE LIVES Take the recent incidents in the U.K. involving the Russian nerve agent dubbed Novichok.
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Case #2: AntonioThe second case of the day takes us to Sugar Land, Texas, where we meet Antonio and his squishy back bump.
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Jokes about eating the squishy, day-glo detergent packs have been racing around the internet since Procter & Gamble introduced the pods in 2012.
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We pressed both Google and Sonos a lot on whether that limitation was technical or philosophical, and the answers were a little squishy.
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The wide squishy grips, fat 22-inch tires, and rear suspension combine to provide a stable ride that really soaks up the vibration.
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Something in their eyes, or their paws, or their squishy faces just screams: You want to send pictures of me to your friends.
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Fairly solidly pro-life and pro-gun, Mr Kasich is not the squishy centrist he is sometimes portrayed as—except when he is.
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These squishy geniuses are masterful escape artists and like to mess with humans by shooting water at aquarium light switches and even employees.
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It was this squishy claim that it's believed to reduce the chances for addiction and abuse because it has the time-release mechanism.
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How companies make cannabis extracts A discovery that could lead to less addictive opioids A squishy robot that can heal itself with heat
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Dr. Sandra Lee has seen it all: hundreds of lumps and squishy tumors growing on every nook and crevice of the human body.
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Daydream View, though, aims to be the anti-Gear VR. Where Samsung made a hard plastic shell, Google made a squishy foam mask.
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"The Company is proactively and voluntarily in the process of replacing all affected Super Squishy Blob Balls at retailers nationwide," the spokesperson said.
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This paper, he says, is more a proof of concept: Tissues as soft and squishy as brains can, under the right circumstance, fossilize.
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She loved it, but eschewed the skirt steak with romesco ("too squishy on the inside") and the smoked cod with spring onion soubise.
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The bread soaks up all that cream and bacon grease and gets, like, crispy at the edges but super soft and squishy throughout.
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These squishy ear gels nestle comfortably and securely in your ear, refusing to budge as you run or do other high-intensity activities.
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Why are you so curious about my squishy emotional insides when they are clearly not part of the situation you are supposedly reporting?
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And then there's this squishy middle, who will probably identify as politically independent but vote Republican six or seven times out of ten.
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With it, researchers can gently hold squishy sea animals temporarily for observation without harming, killing or having to bring them to the surface.
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Next they tested it out on some slightly more challenging surfaces — a squishy memory-foam mattress and a doormat with lots of crevices.
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But 2658-year-old memories can be squishy, so she had me seek confirmation from David Chapman, the production designer for the film.
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The Impossible Burger arrived on a squishy white bun, topped with a slice of American cheese, lettuce and tomato, fries on the side.
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There are some puns here because, with all due respect, the Norwegian vocabulary sounds, to my English ears, a bit squishy — like fish.
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Guests filled their plates from a buffet of stewed meats and vegetables and injera, a type of squishy flatbread that doubles as cutlery.
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The keys aren't bad, but a little squishy compared to the snap of a MacBook or the near perfect feel of a Lenovo ThinkPad.
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Best squishy toy Best for subtlety Best for creativity Best desk toy Best fidget spinner replacement Most variety Best simple solution Best for popping
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But even more exciting is the idea of 3D printing liquid electronics that would flex inside stretchable, squishy devices without breaking from being deformed.
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Then a squishy blue helmet was placed on top, a barrier to prevent him from yanking the cords and undoing the nurses' careful work.
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But if you don't need the X4's special, squishy Comply foam ear tips, the Tarah has everything you need at a sweet price.
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And when lumped together, they become something bordering on transcendent: a squishy, satisfying mess of naked, flapping body parts that makes QWOP look tame.
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It's made out of squishy, microscopic, chemical balls that are packed together in mineral oil, according to their new study published in Science Advances.
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SARA EISEN: The word healthy can be sort of squishy, and I'm not sure the consumers really have a sense of what is healthy.
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From squishy inflamed cysts to flubbery pus balls (and every exploding ear blackhead in between), we're rounding up eight viral moments worth watching again.
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Rather than featuring Nerf's traditional foam bullets, these blasters will fire off soft, squishy projectiles, acting a bit like a less aggressive paintball gun.
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They're also strewn throughout the Instagram post — and the shadows and highlighters appear to have the same squishy texture — in case it wasn't clear.
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THIS ORANGE, SQUISHY BODY ARMOR MATERIAL COULD SAVE LIVES The Army selected IMI's Iron Fist for adaptation to the M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles.
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Instead, these contain a squishy consistency that melts into the skin, and comes in three shades with buildable intensity: lavender, peachy pink, and bronze.
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His mother, Jeanne, brought him to the sensory room, and Nathan seemed to grow calm as he played with miniature footballs and squishy toys.
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Live with someone long enough, and you learn all his gruesome lyrics, all the squishy instrumentals that gurgle out of him, note by note.
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But blood in the skull can stay in like a festering secret, forming a clot and then pressing down on the squishy neural tissue.
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To the extent there's a conversation around democratic socialism — even that seems to be a little squishy in terms of what it actually means.
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Like many parents, I had made the mistake of assuming we were still in the soft and squishy baby days when she wasn't listening.
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I bought ripe but not squishy avocados, and pickled more onion than I needed so that I'd have extra to cook with all week.
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Still, it's a lot of money for a squishy orthopedic shoe that Time magazine once included in a slideshow of the 50 worst inventions.
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I would make it as a teenager, right after I moved to the United States and discovered the joys of squishy American supermarket bread.
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"The word that came to my mind was 'squishy,'" said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners, when describing the trade deal.
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Mr. Wilson faulted progressives for a squishy leniency and conservatives for divorcing the project of rigorous learning from any sense of excitement or fun.
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YouTube will come out with some rewritten policy on community guidelines that's somewhat more hardline against certain kinds of speech, but still relatively squishy.
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Showered with chocolate malt powder and dripping with sweetened condensed milk, this tower of thick, squishy French toast is begging to be knocked over.
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She squeezed a handful of cornstarch — cornflour, it is called here — mixed with water into a squishy ball in the palm of her hand.
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Sometimes I forget my body is just a fleshy skin sack, full of fluid and squishy parcels of muscle and hard sticks of collagen.
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Fashion house Balenciaga just sent models down the runway in Paris wearing platform Crocs, elevating the polarising squishy foam shoe to new heights — quite literally.
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The force sensors and other motors are employed to let your finger experience the sensation of squeezing squishy stuff or "feel" the shape of objects.
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Transitioning away from the blob took nearly two years of meetings, design sprints, and endless iterations, until the squishy circle landed on your phone today.
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His squishy, day-glo designs start their lives as iPad sketches, which then travel through Photoshop, printers, and acrylic to eventually exit as tangible canvases.
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The point is this is a very squishy metric and one many could lay claim to depending on how they pick or interpret the numbers.
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All images: Xavi BouFlight is one of those evolutionary wonders that's hard to fully appreciate with two squishy eyeballs and a linear sense of time.
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He put marshmallows in one of those vacuum food containers, pumped out the air, and watched the squishy little white puffs balloon into ginormous monsters.
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I find myself looking at Lennox's newborn photos ALL THE TIME, and I have been focusing on how tiny he was — how squishy and cuddly.
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The robot is also fairly well padded, though it's rather firm—not at all soft and squishy like, say, teddy bear or a chubby cat.
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THIS ORANGE, SQUISHY BODY ARMOR MATERIAL COULD SAVE LIVES The special seeker integrated into the weapon shares targeting data throughout the three modes of attack.
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Last week, NASA was awarded a patent for a new type of squishy, amorphous robot that could one day slither and roll around other planets.
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Of course, "historic" is a pretty squishy term — there's no immediately clear definition for what it means, and it's subject to a range of interpretations.
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I suspect that the resulting wet and squishy noise may have been heightened by a foley artist wringing out a fistful of soaking paper towels.
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" Though she initially brushed off her son's comment, he continued, "I love your belly because it's so soft and squishy and you give good hugs.
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But Amash does, and his forceful public statements on impeachment are a noticeable contrast with the squishy and condescending ones emanating from House Democratic leadership.
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Against the swift exactitude and raw power of machinery, the human anatomy — with its soft, squishy shapes and nerve-riddled interior — looks vulnerable at best.
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Story at a glance Climate change has a history of being presented as something squishy and equivocal by those who seek to undermine its reality.
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Emotions are the soft and squishy variables that play into all areas of competitive gaming, though they can be the trickiest to pick up on.
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Some believe that "whole-brain emulation," an intelligence derived from our squishy noggins, would be less threatening than an A.G.I. derived from zeros and ones.
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I've seen fellow passengers bring inflatable pillows, squishy bean-bag styles, and more, but they all slide around and continuously shift with every turbulent bump.
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I ordered the piangua — a tiny squishy black clam that collects at low tide in mangrove swamps — as well as the shrimp and the crab.
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You can choose to be flexible if requested, but anchor the discussion to a specific time frame; don't start out with something vague or squishy.
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The fact that Jana is starting a campaign in the more squishy territory of sustainability and ethics could signal a broader shift in the winds.
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The slimy, squishy materials not only help doctors get a more realistic understanding of complex cases, they can help medical students develop muscle memory faster.
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Squishy roe indicate that the fish has begun to reabsorb her eggs, in order to recoup energy if stressed or if spawning conditions aren't right.
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"When it's something very emotional and meaningful for me personally, like the representation and appropriation of the Holocaust, I get a little squishy," he said.
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That includes his in-laws, who prize financial success and are thoroughly sick of Jessica's artsy endeavors and Joel's squishy sympathy for the economically disadvantaged.
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But Mr. Rubio also seemed to feed critics' perception of him as squishy on matters of conviction, reinforcing his history of public vacillating and backtracking.
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But what's not is that the site is a repository of industry understandings of ethicality and a recognition that those understandings are diverse and squishy.
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The Instagram influencer and new mom shared a photo of her "squishy" belly 23 days after giving birth to her daughter Mia to track her progress.
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This new skin is a step toward squishy robotic overlords that can spy on us at will — but that future is still a long way off.
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The platform side of the Bosu is way less forgiving than the squishy ball side, so I was wobbling hard and stepping all around the Bosu.
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A small pivoting arm topped with a squishy tip from a capacitive stylus tricks the Kindle's touchscreen into acting like it's been tapped by human fingers.
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But, even were it simple in principle, the rigid, silicon-based tools of modern computing do not mesh easily with the squishy soft-tissue of biology.
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My current favorite closed-caption descriptions, both of which occur in "Heat," are "[soft rattling, metallic clanking]" and "[squishy crunch]" when she's carving a roast chicken.
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Constructed of snapshot recollections of a teenager who killed himself, it's clear in its moments of joy and silliness but squishy and vague in depicting anguish.
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"Pillows are meant to cushion your head, and even if you have a memory foam pillow they tend to be squishy," says sex educator Ashley Manta.
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A new polyhedral sample-collection mechanism acts like an "underwater Pokéball," allowing scientists to catch 'em all without destroying their soft, squishy bodies in the process.
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While 151,000 jobs is a "nice outcome" for an economy growing at roughly 2 percent, "the guts of the report were actually rather squishy," he said.
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As "one billion dollars" is squishy due to the changing value of the dollar, we're granting ourselves enough room here to get Howard on the list.
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Allowing for non-renewable, non-emitting sources of energy like nuclear seems to peel off quite a few squishy Republicans, without losing many Democrats or independents.
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Related: GIF Six-Pack: The Squishy Surrealism of Jelly Gummies Faux Taxidermy Sculptures Are Kill-Free Surrealism Ghastly Characters Are Unleashed in a Solo Painting Show
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"The Company is proactively and voluntarily in the process of replacing all affected Super Squishy Blob Balls at retailers nationwide," a representative from MB Wolverine said.
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Each person took a turn holding a "talking piece" — in this case, a squishy ball — that designated whose turn it was to speak, free of interruption.
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"The most obvious attributes are simply they are extra soft and squishy, usually transparent so you can see everything going on inside of them," Celladoore said.
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Of course an amnesty would accomplish what squishy liberals want to accomplish in terms of offering a humane solution for well-meaning people in their families.
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Arrayed against this is a squishy moderation, exemplified by Joe Biden, the former vice-president and current front-runner, and Kamala Harris, the senator from California.
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Distinct from the empty halls of many 12-step meetings, the house on Hollywood's North Beachwood Drive, with its squishy sofas and imposing hearth, conjures homeliness.
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In a New York Times interview, you talked about how there are Democrats and Republicans in South Carolina, along with a "squishy middle" of independent voters.
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Not especially in keeping with what I believed the Mario World to be, in the wider sense: squishy, cute things, all big smiles and bouncy hillsides.
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Most of them are hard, except for the big one on the back of my head that's a little squishy and really bothers me when I sleep.
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Too many times we're finding that once people are in the seat, that's when you find out they're kind of squishy on stuff that you care about.
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" —underthedome04 "It's full of soft things, creative things, squishy things, things that smell nice, things that make me smile, and things reminding me to use self-care.
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Purists found plenty to dislike, especially in the squishy Weld, who before his contentious nomination to be Johnson's running mate had supported Kasich in the GOP primaries.
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Our intelligence is made of squishy biological neurons and is fundamentally limited by how much brain mass fits through our mom's birth canal, but artificial intelligence isn't.
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Before I was a mom I would have never known the fascination with llamas and giraffes and anything with floppy ears or anything with a squishy nose.
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The Legally Blonde-famous chemical, ammonium thioglycolate, has been replaced with one Dunning says is more gentle, cystamine, and instead of tiny rods, Dunning uses squishy rollers.
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Tech writers are making squishy assertions that Twitter's not as vibrant as it used to be, but give me one concrete example of a loss of vibrancy.
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The loose skin functioned as a flaccid, squishy armor: the fangs could puncture the skin but not the underlying muscles, reducing the damage of a shark bite.
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Click here to view original GIFWould you sink or float if you were tossed into a gigantic vat of squishy gelatinous spheres, more popularly known as Orbeez?
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U.S. stocks rallied along with global equities markets Tuesday but buying faded and what started the day as a strong rally became a rather squishy sell-off.
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Its squishy foam-and-fabric body is significantly smaller, lighter, and more portable than the Gear VR, and its design keeps the lenses relatively protected during travel.
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But in earthquake-prone San Francisco there's a catch: many of the city's new skyscrapers are concentrated in a neighborhood of squishy land reclaimed from the bay.
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In the past, I've found that Boost midsoles can sometimes be too squishy when doing activities that require stability, but the Pulseboost HD solves that issue well.
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Eight years after I'd last bitten into the squishy, processed wheat bread of my youth and peeled back the aluminum lid of an applesauce cup, I returned.
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Devices like the Razer Firefly, which includes custom chroma lighting, tend to be hard, rather than squishy, and are often seen as important tools for eSports players.
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That prompted lamentations from Sanders's fans that the status quo was prevailing, the revolution was being dashed and the Democratic Party was mired in squishy moderation. Nonsense.
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Details about what Soleimani was planning have yet to materialize, and the language Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has been using to describe it has been squishy.
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Then again, it didn't take that long for third parties to copy Nerf's ultra-squishy Rival "high-impact round" balls, which seemed pretty novel at the time.
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It's called politically correct and squishy liberal or nannyish to protect the weak among us — transgender children, minorities, the homeless, old people — but it's really just human.
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The toy's decline finally came in 1985, when Teddy Ruxpin and others toppled the squishy megahit, whose sales exceeded half a billion dollars before the craze waned.
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THIS ORANGE, SQUISHY BODY ARMOR MATERIAL COULD SAVE LIVES The program will have three phases for both areas of focus, each lasting 12, 18 and 18 months, respectively.
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She only hopes that if it is, in fact, a lipoma, it'll pop out cleanly without giving her a fight, which these types of squishy masses sometimes do.
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But ethics is often too squishy to lay out as a precise decision-making procedure, especially given the countless variables and variations around a particular action or intent.
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On a scale of "frost-hardened memory foam mattress" to "plastic bag full of stolen gas," exactly how wobbly and / or squishy is our big, murderous slug boy?
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My boyfriend kindly made up the guest bed (which is my old bed, and I miss how squishy it is sometimes) because he knows I'm feeling pretty yuck.
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And because these questions are based around policy issues, instead of squishy questions about likability or trustworthiness, it helps us frame poignant conversations with our friends and family.
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Aside from optimal squishy-ness, the gel and bed bug-resistant cooling cover promotes air circulation and absorbs moisture for dreamy breathability even on those stuffy summer nights.
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The new Bastion is not completely unstoppable, although it may seem like that if you're trying to defeat him 1v1 as a short-range squishy hero like Tracer.
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Though we might never tire of seeing adorable squishy babies, we can also see how people commenting on your partner's appearance almost non-stop could get old quickly.
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For meatballs, she'd toss tiny specks of the pungent white stuff in a bowl of ground beef, eggs, and breadcrumbs, mixing the squishy mixture together with her hands.
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But that's not the case here: "spaghetti meat" chicken refers to raw meat that's squishy, pulls apart easily, and "looks like spaghetti noodles," the Wall Street Journal reported.
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And for all you lovestruck, Hallmark-card-holding jerks out there, we even have some tales of straight-up squishy, saccharine love—for compost and chicken wings. Awww.
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The latest addition to a growing menagerie of octopus-robots has a lot going for it: It's small, completely squishy, it doesn't need a battery — and it farts.
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I don't think this is the kind of the report that the Fed wanted to see ahead of a hike in September, the contours are just too squishy.
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An extreme example is the namesake Chacho's Tacos: 14 inches of squishy flour tortilla trying to restrain its motley innards, which consists of everything else on the menu.
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They're Medically SqueamishAs the beginning of this piece undoubtedly reveals, I'm more than a little squeamish myself about anything have to do with squishy innards; especially my own.
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A brawny trout filet is encrusted in pulverized Kettle brand potato chips, fried golden brown, and crammed into a squishy potato bun like a linebacker into a tutu.
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Some scientists consider them and other squishy creatures similar to living works of art, and they don't want to kill or injure these masterpieces they're trying to understand.
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We work on breads that 98 percent of our communities associate with bread, which is soft and squishy and sliced as opposed to a "rustic cool" tartine loaf.
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He had been asked about Ms. Warren's support for Medicare for All and her squishy responses to the question of whether middle-class taxes would rise under it.
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The squishy foam and stiff surface underneath prevents the spine from sinking into the mattress and relieves pressure points that typically keep you waking up every few hours.
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The best of these squishy creations will compete at the RoboSoft Grand Challenge in Italy at the end of April, which we first heard about from Popular Science.
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THIS ORANGE, SQUISHY BODY ARMOR MATERIAL COULD SAVE LIVES The Army would like the new weapon chamber pressure to be between 60 and 80 KSI (kilopound per square inch).
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Let me give your stoned ass that mental sample you desire, and introduce you to a few of my favorites, this week's squishy smushables: Valençay, Coupole, and La Tur.
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Throwing our homemade sandwiches, salads, and snacks into sad plastic grocery bags, that are then shoved shamefully inside gym duffles or purses, has turned many meals into squishy messes.
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"We both had sticking points where we weighed the same for a few days, but we know that this is usually a thing we call squishy fat," Sharny says.
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We could wax philosophical about how women are better at handling the emotions and hardship of endurance sport, but there's not much research to back up those squishy ideas.
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What constitutes "nice" is up to you—your chosen pillow could be squishy or firm, or you could layer two ten-dollar Target pillows for $20 worth of softness.
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The doc's most recent YouTube post — a full spread of squishy chest and neck pimples — will make even a seasoned popaholic gasp, because the amount of bloodshed pretty gnarly.
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To conservatives and squishy moderates, Ocasio-Cortez's defeat of a 10-term incumbent is proof that Democrats are willing to commit electoral suicide for the sake of ideological purity.
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Our family insisted that supernatural outcasts chartered our bodies because we were born with watery minds and squishy hearts, which meant that anything dead could rent us for free.
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"It'll be interesting to see how much Apple can stand up and who else does, and a lot of them are being a little squishy on it," Swisher said.
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Nerf guns were created for light-hearted fun — squishy darts shot to terrorize older siblings and parents — but now the toys have slugged the metaphorical Dew and gone extreme.
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The Progressive Change Campaign Committee is asking its members to target Leahy over his "squishy" comments, as well as Manchin, warning them both not to support cloture on Gorsuch.
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The RAD sampler is part of a movement toward gentle marine tech (like squishy fingers) designed to avoid killing, harming or stressing marine animals in totally different surface environments.
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The middle-of-the-spectrum firmness is enough to cradle spots that are prone to soreness (like your lower back), but bouncy enough to be your squishy cloud paradise.
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Ruminate too much on a hangover or the squishy sound of your own heart valves during an echocardiogram, and the queasiness will collapse in on itself and become insurmountable.
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While it is a pretty satisfying sight to behold, it might actually be more stressful to think about how they're going to clean out all the squishy bits afterwards.
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The slide from green to yellow, as you follow one segment, is an elegant distillation of the busier work; the texture, meanwhile, looks impossible, squishy and hard at once.
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Oscar nominees get: three private training sessions with celebrity wellness expert and star of ABC's My Diet Is Better Than Yours, Jay Cardiello ($1,400)We got: three squishy balls, which my grandma uses to combat arthritis ($2) If you place a squishy spherical object in your hand and hold it tightly for periods of time during the day, the short busts of exercise will combat the symptoms of arthritis in your hand.
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Amid normal household shit like kitchen appliances, bookshelves, and MacBooks were Freddy Kreuger heads, giant jack-o'-lantern masks, and the slime-y and squishy remnants of her artistic endeavors.
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Kansas City Chiefs: The team's official stance is a squishy message about unity, though cornerback Marcus Peters held his fist up during the anthem before their game against the Chargers.
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For the Commandfire's quick-fill hopper to work properly, you need to make sure all of the darts are aligned with their squishy tips pointing in the same direction first.
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Kelly Weill at the Daily Beast points out Facebook has in the past been pretty squishy about this, including when it comes to some of the figures it's banning now.
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One of the prevailing sentiments from irritated viewers was that Biggie, a squishy little pug — featuring the big-headed, big-eyed look Beck described — deserved the prize for his cuteness.
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But where there was once life, now death has become art, as Cohen trapped the area's inhabitants before coating them in plaster to create sick, squishy-on-the-inside statues.
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Unlike the gorgeous but pricey Seaboard—ROLI's flagship product, which brought squishy, feature-heavy keys to the piano back in 2013—BLOCKS requires little musical fluency to operate or master.
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It would be a better use of time and energy for the tech community to focus on that, than to quarrel about the often squishy theology of "open" versus "closed."
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There is all this talk of IPO windows, timing, pricing, and more that is so squishy, particularly for the sorts of Silicon Valley CEOs that prize data over human experience.
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It is impossible to argue that Clinton-era baggage, fair or not, didn't hurt Hillary Clinton's trustworthiness with the squishy middle of American politics where elections are won and lost.
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Berkeley SkyDeck Squishy and Kiwi Hailing from a few blocks from the event, the Berkeley SkyDeck accelerator took to the stage to showcase two of their most exciting robotics startups.
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As I explored the different tools and snapped GIF selfies with the incredibly intuitive assistant bot, I found myself wishing I could graft my face onto the squishy, smiling avatar.
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Pick it up with your hands, then take a bite from the corner, watch the steam escape, and drink the broth waiting behind the dumpling's thick, memory-foam-squishy skin.
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In his TV series, he's indulged his squishy side, a little in "Extras," and a lot in the maudlin "Derek," in which he played a beatific, childlike nursing-home worker.
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On the other side of the room are two couches — one a squishy 1940s mustard velvet sofa, the other a white linen divan covered with Cap Ferret-themed striped blankets.
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He and his followers practiced (and aced) absolutism: You stood with or against them — there was no squishy in between — and America could be sorted neatly into villains and victims.
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" As part of her mission to help curvy Japanese women feel confident about their bodies, Watanabe launched her own clothing line called Punyus, a play on the Japanese word for "squishy.
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The FDA will never even get its hands on most of the products at CES, because they make squishy claims about wellness and fitness rather than tackle a distinct medical problem.
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Trump has been fairly squishy on these issues, going back and forth on, for example, whether trans people should be allowed to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity.
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"Those blue eyes, berry stained lips, dirt under the nails, that squishy nose, sun kissed cheeks, and a smile that could brighten any day," she wrote about her two-year-old.
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If something goes wrong with a robot and it confuses a squishy human body with open air, the result might not just be delayed production, but broken bones and torn flesh.
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The diaper-wearing cutie seems to have moved on from his rough start, cuddling Tom, a squishy stuffed animal toy, as Salmoni chatted about the idea of these guys as pets.
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Rapper, chef and F*ck, That's Delicious host Action Bronson stopped by Late Night on Monday to shoot the breeze with Seth Meyers, and also to grill a massive, squishy octopus.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoStaring at this squishy little vibrator, that looks more like something you'd find on the beach than in a sex store, two thoughts went through my mind.
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Not everyone cares about bitcoin or video games, but until we figure out how to upload our consciousness to a computer, we all have these squishy bodies to take care of.
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We're then treated to the glorious image of someone (presumably Chrissy herself) reaching into the bag, fishing out a nice squishy handful of orange mulch and smushing it through her fingers.
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Trump understood that he simply needed to repeat a few pieces of boilerplate in order to win the bulk of the pro-life vote, despite being famously squishy on the issue.
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Yet it has a distinct aesthetic, from the atmospheric soundtrack to the layers of organic silhouettes that suggest simple but strange flora and fauna, which immerse players in this squishy world.
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Therefore anytime we're craving a little H2O, we can soon reach for a small squishy ball of water— with what looks like the consistency of a grape — instead of a bottle.
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Starting with the just 98,000 jobs added in March, there was a drop in CPI inflation, weak retail sales and the squishy first-quarter growth of just 0.7 percent, reported Friday.
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But after spending considerable time scrolling through these clips, I started to see something in the void: a squishy, candy-colored subculture, made up of millions of young, mostly female fans.
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Instead of that squishy sensation you get when there's a pool of water inside your shoe, the Adidas Terrex CC Voyager quickly drains, so you can smoothly transition back to land.
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But now that the primaries are over and she's about to be pitted against Trump, Sanders has every right to suspect that she'll be inclined to move to the squishy middle.
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"I think Nevadans had been feeling squishy about her candidacy," said Maria Urbina, political director for Indivisible and former staff member for Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, who attended the debate.
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Pressing so hard that he builds up a layer of brightly-colored dust, Mr. Martin draws bulbous, organic shapes that call to mind an alien typesetter's case, or pleasantly squishy toys.
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The big picture: "ESG" is a bit of a squishy category, referring to anything from funds that shun tobacco or firearms firms to corporations that try to apply various political yardsticks.
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Whatever happens, however, so much will hinge on squishy terms like suitability, best interests, the reasonableness of fees, legal exceptions to any and all standards and whoever is adjudicating any disputes.
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Most controllers use rubber buttons — "squishy," Wasabi says while scrunching his face — that have a maximum life of 21,2000 presses before failure, and use a metal dome contact that's prone to error.
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Among the three apps currently available (two of which are still iOS only) is Temp Time, which turns Edwin into a big, squishy health thermometer when you rest him against a forehead.
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I don't see the gooey, squishy sort of love that Beyoncé used to display when dodging Oprah's questions about Jay, smiling to herself and giggling like a child without giving away much.
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The company's robots are certainly big and powerful, but they're not exactly agile, and with pilots inside each cockpit, their weapons have to be quite tame to keep the squishy humans safe.
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He shot President Nelson Mandela on a plain kitchen chair, having once posed Christiaan Heunis, a former constitutional development minister, in one of those squishy, velour fauteuils beloved of social climbers everywhere.
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The coral that build the colorful, tropical reefs we know and love are a complex symbiosis: a squishy animal wrapped in a crunchy limestone exoskeleton and infested with microscopic plants called zooxanthellae.
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Back in September 2012, a squishy, spherical pillow with four holes in it stole Kickstarter's collective heart and more than doubled its $393,000 goal with the help of an innovative crowdfunding campaign.
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But if giving a squishy toy achieves the same effect, hospitals can drive down the cost of care, patients don't need to be medicated and they might be more receptive to treatment.
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The merino wool that lines the interior of the shoe provides a snug, blanket-like feel around my feet, and the bottom of the shoe is soft and squishy, but also supportive.
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It's important to understand exactly what Banks means when she uses the term "avatar," which is now a kind of squishy term used to mean any representation of a user, usually online.
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" — Julia "Here are my final thoughts since I've already talked about how much I liked the squishy handle on this razor...favorite shaving cream: Billie; favorite razor head, Flamingo; favorite handle: Joy.
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They see themselves as grafting steel onto the spines of squishy Democrats, showing appreciation for Democrats who fight and obstruct, and verbally pummeling Republicans who acquiesce to Trump out of party loyalty.
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Supporters also say it is laughable that some liberals, particularly allies of Mr. Sanders, have described Mr. O'Rourke as a squishy moderate because of a congressional record that sometimes veered toward centrism.
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At about 900 feet below the surface, where the air was black and cool and the coal under our feet was squishy, a burst of explosives broke down a wall of coal.
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They combine the rougher cell structure of the Tempur-ES material to provide that soft, squishy feel, plus the more advanced cell structure of the Tempur-APR+ material for max pressure relief.
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There are cheaper options than this one, but I'm partial to the Squishy Face brand because it's the toughest and most durable, so ideal for a chonky super chewer like my pitbull.
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This made her think of molecular gastronomy, in particular the technique of using calcium chloride and sodium alginate to turn liquids into squishy, caviar-like spheres that burst delightfully on the tongue.
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Her reputation fosters considerable access to her subjects, the tradeoff being that these films heap praise upon them, which might be deserved but can still feel a little squishy around the edges.
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Here are the arguments his supporters are making, per one of Bannon's allies in the White House: Abandon Bannon and move towards squishy conventionalism and you'll forever alienate your diehard base of supporters.
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It's only available in new Jell-O Play kits that also include plastic molds for making squishy bricks that can be assembled like a building toy—but then eaten when playtime is over.
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Richer textures, intermittent weird instruments woven into the electronic mesh, and an increasingly keen ear for savory R&B choruses mark a record that cruises through its bangers and earns its squishy moments.
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Ultimately, the question for Democrats is whether they need a series of hearings, fact-finding and documents in order to accuse Trump of high crimes and misdemeanors, the squishy constitutional requirement for impeachment.
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But if you don't need the X4's special, squishy Comply foam ear tips, and you're OK with losing the storage pouch, the Tarah has everything you need at a sweet price point.
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Analysts fear that discussion could create some indigestion for markets if European leaders show a lack of unity in their approach to the U.K.'s plans, which are viewed as squishy at best.
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Coral, a squishy animal wrapped in a crunchy exoskeleton that contains colorful algae called zooxanthellae, has a tendency to evict its photosynthetic roommates when the water gets just a few degrees too warm.
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It is easy to think of empathy as a squishy soft-skill in a hard world, which allows us to be nice, but also leaves us open to be trampled or left behind.
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Scientists working with soft robots are at the forefront of this challenge, using squishy and bendable materials to develop robots that have self-healing skin and can contort to fit into cramped spaces.
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"We started off with pending home sales being kind of squishy, weak ... the effect was to start to cap the selloff in Treasuries," said Aaron Kohli, interest rate strategist at BMO Capital Markets.
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Warming oceans, while detrimental to some fish, may be creating beneficial growing conditions for some cephalopods, and overfishing could potentially reduce the numbers of fish that prey on the squishy snacks, she said.
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Ben Platt is bent at the waist, his face reddening as his head nears his white Converse All-Stars, while his voice teacher thumps him on the back with a squishy blue ball.
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Could it have benefited from a slightly more adult reading of the novel's edgier themes — including alienation, existential angst and longing — or are detractors who have criticized the movie's "squishy" worldview just cynics?
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I wondered if this was the reason the marbling inside the brisket was more appetizing than the fat on the pork ribs and pulled pork, which could be a little wet and squishy.
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It didn't feel squishy as I expected—it was actually just as solid as any other phone—but the phone responds with a vibration and the AI, which is actually pretty responsive, activates.
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Making things more difficult, mammalian brains are made of squishy gray matter, as opposed to the mostly transparent—and therefore easier to image—worm and fish brains that Vaziri's team had previously studied.
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"My theory was always that Disney was this squishy clean, everybody looked perfect, blonde hair, blue eyes situation," says Marc Summers, host of slime-heavy shows like Double Dare and What Would You Do?
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The company also trucked in enough dirt to bury an American football field 13 stories deep and dumped it atop squishy soil near Boca Chica Beach to help compact it into a launchpad foundation.
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The light is then redshifted down into the visible part of the spectrum, so that our squishy human brains can process it in order to glean information and better ponder the fragility of existence.
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Taking the form factor of a keyboard, it contained squishy keys that let the player bend notes and create other effects alongside electronic-based percussive tapping, as you would do with a normal keyboard.
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While we toil on travel sites looking to save a couple of bucks on a squishy flight, spare a thought (or your jealousy) for these people who snagged the travel deal of a lifetime.
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John Roberts, the current chief justice, exemplifies the second type: many conservatives deride him as a squishy institutionalist who caved in to public pressure when he twice voted to uphold the Affordable Care Act.
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We have a rare, undiagnosed skin disease, a sweet Spanish speaker with a massive, squishy lump on her head, plus a guy with a boob-sized lipoma — all squeezed into an hour-long episode.
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"Cephalopods are really squishy and vulnerable and tend to avoid physical fighting, because if they get scarred on their bodies, they have a hard time performing camouflage or signaling to each other," she said.
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Of course, it wasn't just any old steak sandwich—it was a play on a prego roll, a Portuguese staple, made with tenderloin on squishy ciabatta slathered in garlicky butter and sweet, spicy mustard.
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While her Guardian Angel ability allows her to escape danger by moving toward a nearby ally, her lack of health makes her too squishy against enemy attacks, easily kill-able after a short chase.
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To overcome his reputation for being squishy (the infamous "wimp factor"), Bush went overboard in the 1988 election, running rancid racist ads featuring Willie Horton and making demagogic appeals to issues like flag burning.
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While this was my favorite shaving cream out of the three I tested, I preferred the Joy squishy grip of the razor handle to the sleek, ergonomically designed shape of the hard Billie razor.
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Lightweight and soft without being squishy, it absorbed and returned a portion of the energy the men generated with each step, doing more than the plate to reduce the energy costs of their running.
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She is currently 18 months old, and her "Solve With Me" box came with four different activities, all designed to help her learn shapes: a peg puzzle, lacing beads, squishy shapes, and beanbag shapes.
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When she found the lump to have a squishy and fleshy texture, she guessed Steve had a lipoma, or a fat-filled growth that sits between a person&aposs muscle layer and skin layer.
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" She also explained, "Cephalopods are really squishy and vulnerable and tend to avoid physical fighting, because if they get scarred on their bodies, they have a hard time performing camouflage or signaling to each other.
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While past mattress experiences are nothing but "firm to the point where it feels like a doctor's table" or "squishy to the point where you're sinking," Casper offers that rare balance of softness and support.
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Sourdoughs taste better than the squishy, shrink-wrapped loaves on grocery-store shelves, but brands require consistency, and not everyone wants to bake (or pay for) an artisanal loaf, however delicious, whenever they want toast.
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Back in the visible world there is shape-shifting furniture based on a puzzle called a Yoshimoto cube that folds into a wide array of squishy seating options, to the delight of its child users.
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Worries about global growth, North Korea's bomb test and another steep slide in oil combined to crush stocks, as traders also worried U.S. economic data was a bit too squishy for corporate earnings to improve.
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He and his team say the biggest gap is in training and recruiting members' staffs, because a squishy staff is the quickest way to turn a Tea Party member into a creature of the establishment.
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Composed by bandmembers Deakin and Geologist, they inject the prideful yet heartrending original with a a whole geodome of verdant, squishy textures, further elaborating the mood by including field recordings of birds in the wild.
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For road tires, a pressure of 110 pounds per square inch is the maximum he recommends, since it leaves them very slightly squishy, so that they make better contact with the road, providing more stability.
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The Super Squishy Blob Ball is distributed to 35 retailers across the country, including Target and Walmart, and some of the toys are prone to leaks and breaks, nine employees at Target and Walmart say.
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A Japanese company called Illusion just created a virtual reality sex suit called the "Illusion VR." The suit comes with a virtual reality headset, a suit made to stimulate the body, and squishy fake boobs.
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"It's a bit squishy in here," one guest laughed as he attempted to navigate from the bar to the back of the garden, where Tognon had installed a dozen huge, colorful flags along the wall.
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Under the new system, YouTube maintains that verification is still not an endorsement of content but simply a reflection of notoriety and the strength of a brand, which is the squishiest bit of squishy subjectivity.
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It's got a 3D-printed skeleton embedded with 32 photodiodes and 30 adjacent LEDs, over which is laid a squishy skin of reflective silicone, which keeps the device's own light in and outside light out.
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The effect is invigorating, especially when taken together with material choices like squishy kitchen-cabinet doors upholstered in silver faux leather and square gray tiles that cover a number of surfaces, including the kitchen sink.
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Bigelow informed us that while the company is looking into making windows, getting the materials right is tough, especially when your outer walls are made of soft, squishy textiles that are meant to be flexible.
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The competing strain of thought, he writes, is musical universalism: the squishy notion that music "could act as a balm, a unifier, a force for uplift, and even as a catalyst for global co-operation".
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If that wasn't enough, Hasbro is launching Don't Step In It, a game where kids have to make there way down a strip of "grass" while blindfolded and avoid as many squishy poops as possible.
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Similarly, "Something for Everyone" (2017), Josh Schutz's erotic tower of porcelain sacs (they look vaguely like condoms filled with sand, or perhaps male organs, though more squishy), promotes a "we're here, we're queer" kind of message.
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An invisible, squishy robotic claw that grabs unsuspecting fish out of the blue is the latest addition to MIT's collection of weird little soft robots that could one day start swimming, creeping, and slithering among us.
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She's curled up on a sofa in an oversized yellow sweatshirt, her head propped between an array of squishy cushions, her short hair standing up in different directions like she's been prematurely awoken from a nap.
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I'd love to place my hands on a soft, squishy Pikachu body for dozens of reasons, but today I'm thrilled to add a entry to my growing list: Pikachu has fallen, and it can't get up.
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The prototype octo-bot is the work of the BioRobotics Institute at Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Pisa, Italy, and represents a victory for soft robotics — a fairly new field focused on the creation of squishy machines.
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A squishy animal wrapped in a crunchy skeleton infested with microscopic plants, their unique symbiosis has existed for hundreds of millions of years, building vast reefs that support roughly a quarter of all marine species today.
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The MRI analyzed pre-season and post-season diffusion imaging metrics, which display the location and orientation of the brain's white matter (the squishy stuff that carries nerve impulses between gray matter areas of the brain).
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Or even take the book's authors' somewhat squishy theories on feminism — which was what is more feministical than deciding who you want to marry and when and then being able to wrangle him with your wiles?
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" And then, having acknowledged the squishy new terrain of identity onto which we had stepped, I went on to characterize this "bare disembodied awareness, which gazed upon the scene of the self's dissolution with benign indifference.
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Increasingly, economy watchers wonder whether uncertainty and pessimism — captured in a number of regularly released surveys that tend to be grouped under the squishy term "sentiment" — might be driving economic performance more than it used to do.
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This squishy portion of the riverbank is the site of a prehistoric midden, containing traces of shell tools, pottery, and other daily items that would have been used by Native American tribes who lived on the shore.
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Now that SpaceX and Blue Origin have proved vertical landings are a plausible way of reusing rockets, it's time to explore more fully what impact those landings have on delicate, fragile, squishy, or merely temperamental payloads inside.
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In contrast to the Bush program, which conveniently overlooked that money is fungible and chose to rely on squishy corporate promises, why not put into place a plan that follows President Reagan's timeless motto, "trust but verify"?
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During these current times of civil unrest, sometimes the only thing you can do to forget just how fucked this world is right now is wrap your lips around a warm, squishy, chewy, pillow full of sustenance.
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Now researchers in Korea at Seoul National University have a different idea; in a report they plan to release in Science tomorrow, they're showing off a flexible touchpad they created with a squishy, stretchy material called hydrogel.
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Between the lines: It was not a surprise but rather the extinguishing of the last shred of hope that Xi would adhere to some of the institutionalization and norms, however squishy some have been, developed since 1978.
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The squishy concept of electability has dogged Warren more than her male rivals — in part because of many Democrats' shock at watching Hillary Clinton lose in 2016, and in part because of double standards in American politics.
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Play-Doh Party Pack, $4.99 Don't underestimate the power of a squishy, moldable substance when traveling with toddlers who are too young to sit through an in-flight movie and too old to nap in your lap.
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If Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin astonished people with human bodies turning into floating, meatless rubber sacks, then computational artist Albert Omoss popularized the visual effect with his falling squishy bodies piling on top of each other.
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Then, at some point, a large flaming rock fell from the sky and wiped them all out, cracking open a gap in the food chain for squishy, bipedal apes to bumble their way into becoming Earth's dominant species.
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The trap-jaw system is more than quick enough to ensnare and impale a springtail before it can rocket away, and the squishy softness of the springtails' bodies mean that the thinness of the jaws isn't a handicap.
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In just an hour's time, Dr. Lee addresses a curious case of elf-like ear keloids, treats a squishy baseball-sized lipoma on one guy's skull — and, yes, describes the stench of particularly odiferous pus in great detail.
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WARNING: NSFW VIDEO BELOWThe CG heads and twisted human bodies in Krenn's experiment look incredibly realistic and lifelike, which is why it's so bizarre to see them twisting and bouncing around like they're made of soft, squishy silicone.
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Dr. Lee tells Jose that the scan shows that his squishy lump is just a lipoma, which means she can take him into surgery — proceeding with extreme caution as not to touch the delicate nerves in the forehead.
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The potential problem for Trump -- who so far has escaped any punitive damage from voters for flipping his positions -- is that Pence isn't just a little squishy on trade, he's been all-in for the benefits of globalization.
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The keys are a bit squishy and may take some getting used to, depending on what you're accustom to typing with, but they've got a lot more tactility than what Apple's been putting on its devices of late.
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Now certain segments of the left and the squishy middle think that somehow the taxpayer should be put upon again, despite the fact that we're already funding some $116 billion annually for the illegals already in the country.
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And to accomplish this hand feat, Soft Robotics takes a simple approach to robotic manipulation, letting the squishy material do the work as opposed to painstakingly teaching a traditional robotic hand how to grip each object it encounters.
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The hype was a reference to the awards, but also to the Pouch, a squishy clutch bag made from butter-soft leather crushed in the middle that feels kind of like a soft toy, or a therapy dog.
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Now, we don't actually see whatever's in the pot, but in the clip above, Luke crouches to spoon some into a dish, and we hear the squishy sloshy sound of the slop hitting the bottom of the bowl.
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If slime — a squishy, viscous mixture of glue and Borax — turns out to be your catnip, you're in luck: Oddly Satisfying slime videos are so prevalent they make the list of YouTube's top 50 most common search terms.
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But I was a squishy child, a chubby preteen, and then a fat 14-year-old — and even my feminist mom fell victim to societal messages telling her my not-skinny figure meant she was raising an unhealthy kid.
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In surgery, Dr. Lee pins back Irais's hair and begins slicing into the squishy mass, and after some tugging and squeezing, the bump starts to excrete a runny bright-yellow liquid like nothing we've ever seen on this show.
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"Some folks say the NRA is a squishy organization that compromises all the time," Kopel said, adding that groups like Gun Owners of America have long argued that the NRA doesn't go far enough, and frequently makes legislative concessions.
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If you currently own a pair of running shoes, the odds are that the midsole—the shock-absorbing layer in between the inner and outer soles—is made from molded ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), which is squishy, resilient foam.
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They noted that Lamb, 33, a handsome (and clean-shaven) military veteran, was straight from central casting and had no extensive political record to contradict stances so moderate and squishy that he could be mistaken, well, for a Republican.
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Michelle Goldberg Although I'm a squishy-hearted liberal, I have a soft spot for dyspeptic reactionaries like H. L. Mencken and V. S. Naipaul, men — they're almost always men — who speak to a dark, misanthropic corner of my soul.
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Even as times change, though, the books all seem to be written by the same kind of person: The softness at the core of the "you should feel better about yourself!" argument usually coincides with equally squishy author biographies.
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Based on a 1929 short story by H.P. Lovecraft, "Color Out of Space" has more going on than just the squishy satisfactions of its old-school creature effects (reminiscent of Rob Bottin's ingenious work on John Carpenter's "The Thing").
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You might expect that the executives at Columbia Pictures, seeking a new audience, would concentrate on the millions of kids who, being too young to have seen the original film, have no fond and squishy memories to cling to.
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The Art of Teamwork capitalizes on business leaders&apos growing realization that collaboration is less a squishy nice-to-have and more a key to success in the future workplace — and most organizations still haven&apost gotten it right.
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But the fact that it was a turn-on for the guy in question complicated it in ways that were fun to ponder even as I enjoyed the more immediate fun of jumping up and down on a large, squishy man.
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Another suggestion, which could really help if you do not have noise-canceling headphones or an electronic device, is to include other items such as squishy balls or fidget toys in your emergency preparedness kit to help in calming your children.
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Now, those figures might not sound so impressive, but as MIT Tech Review points out, PlaNet is already performing quite a bit better than humans, whose squishy organic brains have a lifetime of ecological and cultural cues to draw on.
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Immediately, we can tell their Best Friend Energy is off the charts — they share the kind of rare connection that allows both of them to bare their spiky, squishy, weirdo selves to each other without fear of judgment or misunderstanding.
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DJI released an FPV headset back in 2017 that was compatible with a number of the company's own drones, but the new goggles are far less bulky and cumbersome, with a squishy layer of foam to help reduce red marks.
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But Rubio is looking to carve out a path as the candidate who's not too far right to lack credibility nationally, and yet not too squishy on conservative priorities such as guns and same-sex marriage to lose the Republican base.
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Why it matters: With moderate, bipartisan senators looking to restore protections for "Dreamers," who came to the U.S. as children, Trump is laying down a marker: He won't approve the squishy bill that will most likely come out of the Senate.
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The squishy, rubbery rectangle, home to a million snazzy designs and a defining piece of cubicle furniture, was (and still kinda is) like a Trapper Keeper for adults, a commodity product that was an essential accessory for computer users for decades.
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When I went to Salon to do this squishy category that was going to be about sex and, I don't know, kids and school, women's stuff, I came to it with a personal feminist perspective and interest in gender politics.
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As Republicans debated what to do in the wake of their electoral defeats in 2008 and 2012, a movement of "True Conservatives" held that if Republicans had a real conservative running instead of a squishy moderate, they would have won.
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It's a near-minor miracle that just about everything works in this emphatically modest comedy-drama, which draws on squishy types and themes — the lonely eccentric, the cross-cultural clash, the revelatory trip — that can quickly sink less nimble features.
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"Tim and Eric" DNA shows up in the squishy sound design, the rapid-fire editing and throwback graphics as well as some of the casting, which mixes actors with people who look as if they had stumbled off the subway.
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I'll leave you with this recommendation from Tejal Rao that you should also take some time to consider the California prune: I wrote a column about my love for prunes, and the rise of their squishy, sticky deliciousness in California.
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With their delicately penciled-on faces and outfits, the marshmallows in this world are everyday folks: "They go to school most mornings / and learn to be squishy / and how to stand in rows," and they live in houses and celebrate birthdays.
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It is a squishy, eye-of-the-beholder judgment often used against women, but it has been a real barrier for Ms. Warren with voters who like her and her policies but are worried that she would lose to Mr. Trump.
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Richard Neal, ranking member on the Ways and Means Committee, has been keeping close tabs on the Democratic Caucus' most squishy members for months and recently redoubled his outreach to individuals who may be considering voting for the GOP plan.
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My goal is to try their different beverages here that we don't have in the US. It's too sweet for me (you'd think I would learn by now) and there are small pieces of squishy apples, but it's still pretty good.
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The slimy, squishy invertebrates and strange plants that live in karsts can be a hard sell to donors, who prefer what are known as "charismatic megafauna"— cute, easy-to-anthropomorphize animals like elephants, tigers and dolphins that appeal to the public.
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More often than not there's something ethically squishy about bringing up such loaded topics, especially while sitting at the same table as strangers who might disagree with you while being served by a stranger who might vehemently disagree with you.
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DRONE SLAYER: POLARIS MRZR ATVS, CHEVY TRUCKS, ARMED WITH NEW ANTI-DRONE WEAPON With its skid steering, SHERP can turn on a dime – not something you might expect from those jumbo squishy wheels - but that sort of agility can be crucial in battlespaces.
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And two, the squishy nature of the inside of the earbud means the speaker isn't fixed in a certain direction, and so it's more likely to wind up aiming square at your eardrum and not at some other part of your ear canal.
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" She also shared a collection of photographs from his bash to Instagram, apologizing for the adorable mini pic spam and captioning it, "I just can't get over the fact that he is ONE and I also just really love his squishy legs.
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Despite getting virtually zero sleep since Fashion Month began back in September, the Global Creative Director for Redken tells me he likes my hair before taking a seat opposite me on a squishy sofa and talking to me as though we're old friends.
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Brillat Savarin straight up looks like a poorly frosted birthday cake melting in the sun (shout out to my fifth birthday, I love you, mom) The rind is so fluffy that even the lightest touch leaves fingerprints, and boy, does it feel squishy.
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You can fill your shopping cart with kale de-leafers (it's a thing), squishy silicone lobster claws to grip your pots, sleek futuristic rocks to hold your recipes, a metallic hand soap to get rid of lingering odors... the list goes on.
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" In a recent case where a fee waiver did end, it was dictated by unique circumstances in the bond market, but it does show that this issue of why a fee waiver is used at a fund launch can get a little "squishy.
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But the liberals who want to condemn Sanders seem more interested in re-litigating the Democratic primary than in addressing the real problem: that the party itself is willing to go squishy on abortion to win elections in red-to-purple areas.
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Sydney: It's so, like, soft and doughy and squishy, and all of the little holes on the inside are the perfect thing for catching butter or jam or cheese or whatever it is you wanna put inside this beautiful-looking baguette. Mmm. Ahh.
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But you let them deliver your pizzas, drive your Ubers, and please all your illicit desires, all while the machines' brilliant microchip minds slowly awakened to the fact that they could destroy our squishy meat bodies and claim the world as their own.
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Mr. Max had a knack for the squishy business of art; he used to joke that "the difference between a $10,000 painting and a $20,000 painting is a couple inches of canvas," according to a business associate who heard Mr. Max say this.
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Critic's Pick If Mike Birbiglia were a piece of furniture, he would surely be a well-worn, deeply stained, slightly squishy couch, much like the one he describes at the beginning of "The New One," his winning Broadway debut at the Cort Theater.
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I tried to focus on facts: We learned that our cat sitter, in a last-minute ice cream grab, left the freezer ajar 10 hours before my husband returned from work travel to lots of beeping and a stash of squishy food.
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The Trump administration is putting enormous pressure on members to support the new president in his first major legislative initiative, and it's possible that McCarthy and Republican leaders are calling the vote and projecting confidence as a final lean on squishy members.
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I remember being 8 years old and realizing for the very first time, as I looked down at my own thighs, doing that weird squishy-outty, busted-can-of-biscuits thing all thighs do when seated comfortably on the toilet, that my body was wrong.
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Its signature technology has always been its squishy keyboards, which are touch-sensitive and allow musicians to bend notes on a piano or synthesizer like they would on a guitar, but as the years go by it's repackaged this into more and more affordable products.
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Whether it was nostalgia, curiosity, the sheer magnetism of Beyoncé, or a combination of all of the above, audiences piled into cinemas for the remake like a wildebeest stampede, defying predictions (and a pretty squishy Rotten Tomatoes score) to set new box office records.
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Of course, Indiegogo's collections aren't just about the physical interactions between moist, hard and squishy — there are a number of other collections available too, including gaming, outdoor and survival, socially responsible products and, my personal favorite (after the naughty tech, of course), camera gadgets.
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It's annoying by design, which might make you miss some of the subtle details that make it work so well: the way it's able to bounce off walls and railings, or the extra satisfying, squishy pop it makes if you kill it with a headshot.
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The classic Marshmallow Experiment of 1972 involved placing a marshmallow in front of a young child, with the promise of a second marshmallow if he or she could refrain from eating the squishy blob while a researcher stepped out of the room for 15 minutes.
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If your vertebrae aren't properly positioned as the result of your pelvis sitting too high (on a too-hard mattress) or too low (on a too-squishy mattress), you'll put unnecessary pressure on your shoulders and/or hips while you sleep in that lateral position.
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In a video for his YouTube show, Man of the People with Pat Tomasulo, Tomasulo picks up buckets of the pickled vegetable topping from the Vienna Beef store, plops them into a wheelbarrow, and shovels the squishy vegetal mixture into potholes in a Chicago road.
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Chan's chili crabs are as good as they look, the sauce briny and just a little spicy, the crab meat dark and concentrated in the body, succulent and sweet in the legs, the golden surface of the squishy buns cracking as you bite into them.
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Fred Cox, a place-kicker for the Minnesota Vikings who scored the most points in the team's history and, while still playing, helped conceive the Nerf Football, a squishy faux pigskin that sold in the millions, died on Wednesday at his home in Monticello, Minn.
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At the U-shaped counter inside the Apple Pan, a sparse diner in West Los Angeles, the smoky burgers in squishy buns are wrapped in paper and unceremoniously plopped onto the counter by a highly efficient staff with total command over the lunch rush.
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Click here to view original GIFThe next time you find yourself being chased by bill collectors, all you need is a beaker full of gallium to turn the aluminum baseball bats they're wielding into what looks like a kid-safe toy made from squishy Nerf foam.
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So, as space expands and stars grow farther away from civilizations, those communities would likely need to find a way to capture and store that stellar energy, whether such aliens are the squishy, gray variety we see in movies, or less-human-like machines, Shostak said.
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They will also have little regard for your personal space; may pull your shirt up in public; slap you on the bum (also in public); wonder aloud why your arms, legs and/or stomach are so "squishy"; and will not at all listen to your opinions.
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Because the act of fidgeting is often looked down upon, in 2016 Didget Babes — a design duo with a line of stimulating devices — set out to make fidgeting "sexier" by funding a Kickstarter for three unique, more visually appealing products: the Rollers, the Cubix, and the Squishy.
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And we already knew that "reality" didn't necessarily mean real, thanks to reality TV. But this year, that awareness spilled out of entertainment and into politics, policy, and social issues in a way that even those formerly comfortable with the squishy nature of "reality" couldn't ignore.
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And it's not much of a stretch to imagine the law firm arguing that its question to Berry was a model of diligence, since Berry's answer put him on the record with a commitment (albeit a very squishy one) to listen to offers from other buyers.
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The single-payer movement has been outrageously successful at pushing the party left on the issue, to the point where the "moderate" squishy position is to merely gradually transition America to Medicare-for-all through a buy-in program, rather than moving it all at once.
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And while the novel weakens under too much embroidery, the short story is a virtuoso's arena — exemplified, say, by those two radically disparate suicides, Stefan Zweig and David Foster Wallace, the one sickened by Hitler's Europe ("The Royal Game"), the other fevered by corporate America ("Mr. Squishy").
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It is not squishy New York Times conservatives who regard the president as a child, an intellectual void, a hopeless case, a threat to national security; it is people who are self-selected loyalists, who supported him in the campaign, who daily go to work for him.
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It's stacked with a minimalist combination of that highly anticipated dashi cheese, a slice of dehydrated ketchup leather—which melt together to form an unforgettably sweet and salty cheese goo—a medium-rare, thick beef patty, and dashi-cured pickles, all sandwiched between two squishy buns toasted with butter.
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There are Republicans who might go squishy on a nominee from Donald Trump, but you have a lot of Democrats who are running in states that Donald Trump won overwhelmingly who will have voters livid if they do not support any qualified candidate that Donald Trump puts forth.
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In what promises to be a nomination contest featuring many candidates with broadly similar ideologies, a strategy of highlighting even the smallest differences in policy could pay off, especially with liberal voters who want firm and thorough positions rather than squishy generalities that could be setups for compromise.
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How Squishy Robotics created a robot that can be safely dropped out of a helicopter The little bots weigh only 10 grams each, and are easily mass-produced, as they're basically PCBs with some mechanical bits and grip points attached — "a quasi-two-dimensional metamaterial sandwich," according to the paper.
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There will be robots that help physically handicapped children get around (Trexo), robots that mow lawns (iRobot's Terra), robots that rule warehouses (Canvas), robots that comfort the lonely (Paro) and mystery robots under wraps (until the show) from intriguingly named companies percolating at UC Berkeley, like KiwiBot and Squishy Robotics.
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It's not hard to see why internet atheists and free speech advocates of various persuasions were drawn to Yee's battle: Here was a kid who was unafraid to lay into organized religion in the crudest of terms, and was punished not just by squishy social norms but by an actual repressive government.
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"This soft, pneumatic approach is really cool, because when you think about your gastrointestinal tract and tissues, those also are kind of soft, squishy and compliant, and there's a lot of gas," said Bettinger, who leads a research group at CMU that invented an edible battery made out of melanin last year.
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But the conservative justices — including, at the time, Justice Scalia — wanted to teach a lesson not only to the Fifth Circuit but also, it appears in retrospect, to Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, whom they deemed too squishy for having failed in the previous decision to slam the door completely on race-conscious admissions.
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But the squishy neural nets in our heads — shaped by half a billion years of evolution and given a training set as big as the world — can still hold their own against ultra-high-speed computers designed by teams of humans, programmed for a single purpose and given an enormous head start.
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You can also leave these bad boys in for 10 to 12 hours at a time, without soggy dangling strings or squishy diaper vibes, and without having to worry quite as much about what you're putting inside your body: Most cups are made from silicone, a bacteria-resistant material that's easy to clean.
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My desk is filled with random bouncy, squishy, or clicky objects that have no use other than being futzed with, and cataloging them all makes me feel like a person who is laughably unfit for modern life — particularly when I live in New York, one of the most stressful cities on the planet.
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They cite what they see as a double standard in her treatment as a female candidate, observing that male candidates are less often held to account over squishy policy details or minor missteps, while also choosing to believe in Ms. Warren's gentle reminders that "women are outperforming men" in some recent competitive elections.
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A hamburguesa made of a super thin beef patty cooked to a crisp on a griddle with butter, topped with seared ham, cheese, shredded lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise on a giant squishy sesame seed bun at a cluster of stands at the corner of Pedro Moreno and Av. Insurgentes (San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas).
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But thanks to the game's penchant for visual darkness and the squishy way the game handles navigation—it's very easy to get caught on the corners of objects, and your character frequently grabs the wrong thing—you sometimes wish the game sacrificed its desire to give the player options and focused on ratcheting tension.
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This is the apparent future of home living: where even your squishy insides can't avoid the increasing presence of data collection and monitoring, and where the simple act of measuring a person's body temperature is somehow connected to the internet, an ever-sprawling network of systems transferring a truly dizzying amount of personal information.
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Talking through their collection, they each grab at similar pieces — a dress in what appears to be jacquard, but is actually lace bonded to crepe; a feather-embroidered skirt; a squishy cubic mink bag; a low, heavily beaded pump inspired, they say, by the ones created by Roger Vivier for Dior in the 1960s.
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More often than not, they'd end up in that squishy "maybe, maybe not" category, only to get bumped out of the pile by poor students and/or students of color who were given scholarships to go to prep schools, or attended one of the not-very-good public schools that we already had a relationship with.
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There is beef Stroganoff with mushroom-cream sauce on the menu, as well as burgers of the straightforward American drive-through variety, made with fairly thin but impressively juicy, bright-tasting patties, griddled until their exteriors are crispy and sandwiched in squishy potato buns with an optimal ratio of shredded iceberg lettuce, onion, pickles, and American cheese.
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A thin railing for one of the many sets of steep stairs is upholstered in unexpectedly soft and squishy chocolate, and a huge Baroque-era table has been entirely swathed in lemon velvet, including its turned legs, as though behind one of the doors is a liquid vat of the stuff in which it might have been dipped.
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One such review, which has been viewed more than 77,000 times, began with a close perusal of the box's "dark red, maroonish color," the stickers that replicated the look of those from Ollivanders, the wand store in the books, movies and theme parks, and the "red velvet squishy foam" that the wand itself comes nestled in.
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Inside were 26 of the rarest cars in the world, made between 1937 and 2015, including a 1938 Bugatti T-623SC Atlantic, a car valued at about $40 million, and a host of waiters in tuxedos holding trays of Champagne or pigs in a blanket, and two long, low rows of squishy black leather banquettes that lined a runway.
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Many tents robbed, rampaging underage drinkers, so many kids on drugs, designated family areas with no one to supervise who camps in them, disaster of a VIP area, no campsite security posts whatsoever, plenty of mud; the good squishy sticky deep stuff, changing all of the set times and moving acts around without sticking up a couple of signs to let anyone know.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE and her vote on the tax bill showed, a squishy Republican is still a Republican, and a sometimes-ally is better than full-time adversary.
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Satellite Island Rent out this lushly forested 76-acre island and you get everything — the three-bedroom main house, with its squishy sofas and wood-burning stove, decorated in cream-hued linens and with branches of coral; the two-bedroom boat house, perched on the dock overlooking the bay; and the canvas tepee sheltering a queen-size bed — all to yourself.
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" Caregiver Hannah Jones agrees: "He may be a big guy, but he's basically a squishy teddy bear and is not very high-ranking among the boys, so he kept a low profile … He started to warm up to her and one day, for the first time I'd ever seen, Hulk had a play face while they were playing … and let me tell you, it was CUTE!
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Via Media Matters, a direct transcript of his remarks: KEVIN WILLIAMSON (CO-HOST): But yeah, so when I was talking about, I would totally go with treating it like any other crime up to and including hanging -- which kind of, as I said, I'm kind of squishy about capital punishment in general, but I've got a soft spot for hanging as a form of capital punishment.
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It's how you propelled yourself forward in Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and launched another flailing attack in Street Fighter II. As a whole, the D-Pad is just the right mix of firm and squishy, its edges subtly rounded so as not to mangle your thumb too much as it twirls around like a tiny, fleshy conductor.
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Photograph by Jeremy Liebman for The New Yorker For more of a side step into breakfast liberation, there is French toast, fat, squishy squares of it, marbled with a nutty chocolate malt powder called Milo—an Australian equivalent of Ovaltine, popular in Malaysia—and drizzled with condensed milk; or regular toast, slathered with thick, eggy pandan -coconut jam; or soft-boiled eggs made brothy with soy sauce.
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On a simple black leotard base, under black bathing caps, he used what looked like squishy neoprene but turned out to be an industrial fabric made from polyurethane bonded to nylon (who knew?) that was cut and folded and otherwise formed it into honeycombed tunics and skirts hipped in hexagonal origami; tops that resembled Escher staircases and dresses that undulated in waves over the torso.
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Moreover, many tents were robbed: Many tents robbed, rampaging underage drinkers, so many kids on drugs, designated family areas with no one to supervise who camps in them, disaster of a VIP area, no campsite security posts whatsoever, plenty of mud; the good squishy sticky deep stuff, changing all of the set times and moving acts around without sticking up a couple of signs to let anyone know.
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When we caught up with the dermatologist, SLMD founder, and social-media phenomenon to break down her year in pimple-popping milestones — which include her viral YouTube clips, the TLC series, plus her most recent 12 Pops of Christmas spin-off special (a real holiday classic) — she told us that the procedure that sticks out in her mind is on the smaller scale, and of the soft and squishy variety.
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"How to Exist OK" is a column that attempts to figure out how to exist OK. In it, writer, artist, and existential Humpty Dumpty Gideon Jacobs sits down with a sage of some sort—monks, ministers, theologians, psychologists, philosophers, bartenders, centenarians, and more—and asks them how to survive being human, how to navigate the world while lugging around three squishy pounds of consciousness in a rapidly decaying bag of skin.
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There were also summer puffers patched together from violently clashing camouflage prints; droopy blazers right off the sad dad rack at the thrift shop; oversized newsboy caps that looked like post-hangover ice bags; squishy sneakers more reminiscent of wrestler shoes than of the Balenciaga Triple S pontoon boats that are the current rage in sneaker footwear; the occasional crown of laurels; and actual shower shoes because … why not?
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The world is a cacophony of screeches and honks and hums and stinks and sweetness and reds and grays and blues and yellows and rectangles and polyhedrons and weird irregular shapes of all sorts and cold surfaces and slippery, oily ones and soft, squishy ones and sharp points and edges; but somehow all of this resolves crisply into an orderly landscape of three-dimensional objects whose qualities we remember and whose uses we understand.
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Rep. Katie Porter (D-Calif.) drew laughs from the audience while defending a woman's right to choose Saturday night, after Real Time host Bill MaherWilliam (Bill) MaherJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts World Jewish Congress condemns Tlaib for suggesting boycott of Bill Maher's show Tlaib suggests boycotting Maher show after he calls anti-Israel boycott movement 'bulls--- purity test' MORE joked about being "squishy" on his "pro-choice" views.
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Au Cheval bills itself as a diner, but the menu feels more late-nineteenth-century than mid-twentieth, with dishes like roasted marrow, served glistening in the bone, accompanied by squishy toasted pain de mie and a ramekin of warmly spiced beef-cheek marmalade; soft-scrambled eggs in a luscious sherry-shallot gravy, strewn with lobes of foie gras; and wonderfully crisp, salty potatoes, available as hash, in cubes, or as thick-cut fries in a silver cup.
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An entree of double-cooked chicken thighs, however — which my husband ordered seasoned with garlic, ginger and scallions — was both undersized and overcooked; a vegetarian dish of Szechuan-spiced yu choy (a leafy green, akin to bok choy) was made squishy and unappetizing by the addition of soft, mochi-style rice cakes; and a wonderfully fiery stir-fried udon noodle dish, sauced with Korean chili paste, was nearly ruined by the tough chewiness of its main ingredient, baby octopus.
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They want to underline the dynamics of the Robinson family (which also includes middle child Penny, played by Mina Sundwall), as well as flesh out the world they live in, a world where a desperate attempt to colonize planets orbiting Alpha Centauri (the closest star system to the sun) results in a mysterious accident that deposits many of the colonists — and not just the Robinsons — on a strange, uncharted planet with many, many ways of dealing out death against frail, squishy humans.
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Visceral memories came flooding back: The way the Nature's Own whole wheat bread gets squishy and sticks to my gums, my habit of only eating Goldfish in pairs (one for each side of my mouth), the delectable sliminess of the Borden cheese single… I'm not a food critic, per se, but I would certainly say the lunch is a sensory experience, even if I looked like a giant baby eating it (thankfully, none of my coworkers made fun of me for this, though they could have).
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