Your body doesn't know the difference between you starving it to portray a starving person, and actually just being a starving person.
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I feel like I am starving for affection, starving for emotional intimacy.
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From the start, I was much more worried about starving minds than starving men.
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"We had little children that were starving, big people that were starving," Barlow said.
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"The people have been literally starving, and when they are not starving, they are very close to it," de Mistura said.
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"They said that their families were starving, but what about the families of the people blocked at the border, are not their families starving, too," Stolarski said.
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What she learned was that an early frost had wiped out the pea crop and the farmers essentially had no work and were starving — some to starving to death.
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I've been up for almost four hours — I'm STARVING.
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She's not always eating because she's starving herself at home.
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If starving people lack for bread, let them eat cake.
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I have no food in my fridge but I'm starving.
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Thankfully, starving is no longer recommended for treating any sickness.
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The generation above us still uses the terms starving artist.
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To call that person a starving artist is a disservice.
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Thank god, because I always wake up starving after drinking.
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They provided invaluable data on the treatment of starving populations.
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Neighbors and relatives dispute allegations that the children were starving.
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An aid convoy reached the starving Syrian town of Madaya.
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It's not like, 'Oh no, we're going to be starving.
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We are homeless, we are starving, we need medical aid.
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I realize I haven't eaten since breakfast, and I'm starving.
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""Yeah, but people are starving in North Korea, aren't they.
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Randall, starving to connect with the troubled teen, is thrilled.
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I'm starving and help myself to handfuls of roasted peanuts.
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So instead the coalition seems intent on starving the north.
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What, he asks, could he say to that starving boy?
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By the time I'm paying, total £9.66 ($13.52), I'm starving.
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I don't know what it is, but I am starving!
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Starving polar bear 'can hardly move', say residents of Norilsk.
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He wasn't a starving student anymore, he was an adult.
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And that doesn't mean you have to be starving yourself.
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They were not great, but they were better than starving.
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By the time I look at my watch I'm starving.
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What would you do to stop your family from starving?
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That's when we had a destitute population that was starving.
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Gabriela is starving, but she must feed the boys first.
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Don't reach out to starving refugees — they're killers in disguise.
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To the brain, it seems as if she is starving.
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Then you realize that means 70 million people are starving.
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"I'm starving," Reva said and went straight to the kitchen.
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Firstly, and fundamentally, tax dodgers are starving the 'care economy.
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I grew up starving for things a father should provide.
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You will fear being violently killed before starving to death.
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Nearly 500,000 children are at risk of starving to death.
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Many are starving, dehydrated and burned by leaking diesel fuel.
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Charlie and the Oompa Loompas are very similar, both starving.
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"I saw so many children, hungry and starving," he said.
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"We're there for the starving artist in you," Bartley says.
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I only eat protein, which is easy, because we're starving.
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By 11 o'clock that evening, he was starving and lightheaded.
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We then grab brunch at a restaurant since we're starving.
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Now that it appears I can eat again, I'm starving.
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Overseas we cannot win the peace if people are starving.
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"Nobody can talk about this woman starving," Ms. Liberman added.
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"We can't have people in this city starving," Corcoran said.
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The Venezuelan people are starving, and their country is collapsing.
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I'm always starving in the morning, but I hate breakfast foods.
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All six were starving and she was worried they would die.
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There are kids starving overseas every day, refugees in my homeland.
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They execute people willy-nilly, people are starving to death there.
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I have a Babybel because I'm starving, and I have meetingsmeetingsmeetings.
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Your piece is food for a hungry scene of starving daughters.
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A starving twentysomething mother trying to breastfeed her child in Biafra.
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"We were literally starving," Sheryl Barlow told the FBI in February.
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We're all starving because we didn't eat any proper meals today.
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With less sea ice to perch on, however, some are starving.
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"She was starving, scared and all alone," says a shelter bio.
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Newsflash, Martin: Starving yourself once a week will not fix you.
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Some despairing farmers simply stopped feeding them, starving them to death.
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Fatal drug overdoses usually kill by starving the brain of oxygen.
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When I was starving, all other problems vanished by the wayside.
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I'm still starving after dinner, so I snack on some peanuts.
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I'm starving, so I decide to make a dinner of quesadillas.
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They are all what To the Bone is: white, young, starving.
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She also had this confession about starving at the Oscars. Mood.
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Starving for funds, delivery app SpoonRocket bit the dust March 12.
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This requires starving herself, eating laxatives, and exercising twice a day.
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Pizza is the late-night hero to drunk and starving stomachs.
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If children were starving, America was obliged to ease their suffering.
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They weren't starving if they had cereal, the little sister said.
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At least that will keep them from starving during the storm.
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When she emerges, she's feral, starving, covered in her own waste.
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I do really like it, and it keeps us from starving.
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God's good food, while people in China are starving to death.
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People can lose weight without starving themselves, or even counting calories.
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Both African and African Americans are starving for more direct investment.
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Individual bears are starving and drowning, and fewer cubs are surviving.
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Starving dogs chained to decrepit houses surrounded by patches of dirt.
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Trailing in the series, starving for runs, Joe Maddon stayed calm.
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There's one out of every five American children starving right now.
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Is denying food to a poor, starving person all that different?
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Then when I come back, I'm starving and dinner is ready.
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Other critics say inefficiency and corruption are starving Nineveh of funds.
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" However, she added, "When people are starving they will get violent.
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These guys, late 60s early 70s, they weren't starving as much.
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For a while, I was not hungry, then I was starving.
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Unlike most of her rivals, she is not starving for attention.
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God bless that woman, I'm starving and don't feel like cooking.
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Right now, whatever your political side, America is starving for heroes.
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K. and I bolt to the hotel room because we're starving.
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"There are a lot of children starving in America," he notes.
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The days of shivering, starving, and fearful settlers are long gone.
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But the alternative for these horses is starving in the wild.
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The trope of the "starving artist" got established for a reason.
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Evening arrives and the zonked, starving you hates the earlier you.
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"It shouldn't take starving children and media outrage for aid to be delivered It shouldn't take starving children and media outrage for aid to be delivered," said Nadim Houry, deputy Middle East director at Human Rights Watch.
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You learn sharing, and with boarding school food you were always starving.
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Then I go to Trader Joe's, which is dangerous because I'm starving.
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They are all starving, freezing, losing their minds with boredom – and betraying.
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We tend to forget to eat 'till we are starving during vacations.
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It feels sacrilegious to dismantle the dream of the bohemian starving artists.
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She likely wandered into the restaurant because she was lost and starving.
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But without the food baskets, he warned, many others would be starving.
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JF: Yeah, the data aren't clear about that and people aren't starving.
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It's not like Macs are starving for apps like Chrome OS is.
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"Starving these companies of valuable highly trained talent helps," she tweeted Wednesday.
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It is frustrating to have your utensil vibrate constantly while you're starving.
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I'm starving, so I scarf down a piece and toss the crust.
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Because when you are subjugated and exploited, holding that line means starving.
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Left: Fido was found starving under the elevated train on Roosevelt Ave.
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Why, when people are starving, am I on a carpet that's red?
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The Art of Starving by Sam J. Miller Matt discovers something strange.
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See, it's not the fighting that kills most people; it's the starving.
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But I was really starving to create a story about a woman.
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We're all starving and decide to head back into town for sushi.
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I pack up my stuff, starving and sleepy from the long day.
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But that's the starving artist lifestyle, and I ain't dealin' with that.
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Looking forward to not being starving as soon as I get home!
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This is a city of cold, hungry people starving and under siege.
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I'm starving, so I whip up vegan mac and cheese with broccoli.
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Mr Trump proposes starving some regulatory agencies while beefing up military spending.
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The idea that baby's fine with a starving mum just isn't true.
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If you think starving yourself is the way to go, it's not.
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We're both starving and find a pub just off the main road.
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GUILFOYLE: It&aposs clearly not starving if you know what I mean.
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Women with HG can start to lose weight — they are essentially starving.
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People at home are starving, he said, and conditions will only worsen.
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I'm exhausted this go round, swirling with emotion and starving, like constantly.
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The starving can only look at food they cannot begin to afford.
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She's not starving herself or exercising to the point of passing out.
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See, it's not the fighting that kills most people — it's the starving.
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We're starving so head to a restaurant we passed in our taxi.
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"There's people starving all over the world," the doctor says to Danny.
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But 20 minutes later I was starving and my stomach was stinging.
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They were very polite, and ate delicately even though they were starving.
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"I know how stupid it sounds, but I was starving," she says.
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She's feisty but even she can't survive starving alone in a dungeon.
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Preheating a traditional oven feels like it takes years when you're starving.
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"Most fighters in the UFC, they are starving," St-Pierre told Helwani.
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Starving out guerrillas is one thing; but it will kill civilians too.
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There -- dehydrated, starving and exhausted -- Wheeler and her boys waited, she said.
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He comes at me like a sick, starving dog, and for what?
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Throughout the holy month, I have spoken with starving civilians across Syria.
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I'm starving when I get home, so I make an early dinner.
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Despite billions of dollars per year in aid, millions more are starving.
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"The Venezuelan people are starving and their country is collapsing," Trump said.
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Finally, by cutting supplies altogether, Assad forced its starving citizens into submission.
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Like a bottomless pit, damn near starving for lunch by 11 am.
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Paul Ryan, America's good boy of starving the poor, has given up.
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We're hoarding it; we're starving people from it, people who need it.
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They were all frozen and starving, and some of them were injured.
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Sea lion pups, emaciated and starving, have washed up on California beaches.
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Starving to death while drowning in a sea of poop and corpses.
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At least, they console themselves, they're not starving like the Romanians — yet.
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There isn't much food in the purple urchins, because they're starving, too.
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Will you reward us for the virtue of starving while others ate?
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"That stuff is fast to make and they were starving," he said.
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I'm starving, so I grab a piece of cheese to munch on.
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Spanberger was trying to savor the moment, but her kids were starving.
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When you're starving, Lynch seems to be asking, are you truly alive?
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Wildlife groups have been scrambling to rescue animals suffering burns or starving.
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"First of all, are you starving?" she asked, coolly opening the menu.
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As a result, starving polar bears have been spotted wandering into towns ...
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"This will prevent you from arriving at dinner feeling 'starving,' " Freuman said.
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RAVENOUS After a couple of hours in the museum, everyone is starving.
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Coffee, orange juice and sandwiches were ready for hot and starving flyers.
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But Ms. Ehni realized that starving artists wanted to look good, too.
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What we're really starving for in Silicon Valley is great general management.
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He narrated a folk tale in which a starving woman hears the moo of a cow coming from the heavens and she prays to Allah to bring down the cow so that she can feed her starving children.
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Frightening figures on them starving themselves to splurge on buy-backs are misleading.
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Best known for Curse of the Starving Class (1977) and Buried Child (1979).
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It's delicious, and I'm starving, so I eat a bowl and a half.
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And more than 8 million people are at risk of starving to death.
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I'm pretty starving, so I add a piece of sausage to each burrito.
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The depletion imperils Israel's biggest reservoir, starving the River Jordan and Dead Sea.
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Everyone is starving, so we grab a quick dinner with our ski partners.
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I'm starving and heat up the last of my leftover pasta before crashing.
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The dogs were allegedly frightened, starving and suffering from various kinds of infections.
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Rising rates also mean bonds start offering more attractive yields to starving savers.
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I'm starving, so I head to the cafeteria for scrambled eggs and toast.
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And now Hirol is starving: At 28 months, he weighs just 19 pounds.
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Lately I've been waiting for him, but today was long and I'm starving.
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The starving coral then turns bone white and becomes more susceptible to disease.
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This person ends up saving all these people, including their family, from starving.
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Cohen says the D.C. market is "starving" for the Watergate's new luxurious face.
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I lay around for a bit and finally get up because I'm starving.
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The starving dog that came to be known as Puppy Doe was euthanized.
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I'm starving and have to be on a work call at 2 p.m.
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I am meeting T. for dinner at 9:30, but I'm starving now.
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It also assures that you won't be starving by the time lunch hits.
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You're whistling along as an ark's worth of animals are starving and dying.
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It is no exaggeration to say that Venezuelans are slowly starving to death.
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You stumble home after a few glasses of frosé, and suddenly you're starving.
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Otherwise, they risk starving to death, or getting drawn into endless civil wars.
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The cash shortage affected people in much more serious ways: Many were starving.
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There's also this cover of Hailee Steinfeld's "Starving," which I hadn't heard either!
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And, of course, having fewer starving North Koreans would be a nice bonus.
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Neither will feed his starving country nor keep his ambitious inner-circle happy.
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I'd been imagining something like Plumpy'Nut, the nutritional paste given to starving children.
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"The Chadian people are starving for food and for freedom," the spy said.
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"It's a bit like starving the patient to starve the disease," he said.
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I'm usually starving after a show so we order a lot of food.
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Our Farmers will do better, faster, and starving nations can now be helped.
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You could add an egg, fried or boiled and sliced, if you're starving.
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Those who remain are too often starving, jobless and, increasingly, without any hope.
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You guys better take some footage of this right now, 'cause I'm starving.
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GMO hysteria makes it harder for starving kids to get nutrient-rich rice.
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I can't go back to those days of being a poor, starving artist.
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By lunch, I was starving and decided to tackle the bugs head-on.
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Famine by definition is large numbers of people who are starving to death.
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Starving Yemeni children are reduced to eating a sour paste made of leaves.
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People were starving because no one had the courage to bring them food.
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Me getting drunk faster from starving myself, that was just a bonus point.
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Starving diplomacy and aid now will result in greater defense needs later on.
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"We're starving," read the desperate plea, which found its way to the authorities.
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"People were starving and there wasn't much agricultural activity anymore," Ms. Brügger said.
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"I called starving actors and asked them to pay their bills," she said.
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Pressley's feet were killing her; her 10-year-old stepdaughter, Cora, was starving.
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This capital deficit is starving innovative and valuable growth opportunities across rural communities.
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A little bit wet, but we are starving so frankly we don't care.
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"The research here is very clear: Those orca whales are starving," Rosenfield said.
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I'm starving, and go across the street to my friends' house for dinner.
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They were just staring at my food like the starving creatures they were.
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When I was nine months pregnant and starving every second, I weighed 210.
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I'm already starving so I eat a handful of chocolate-covered coffee beans.
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Authorities say they discovered the adults living in squalor with 11 starving children.
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And, while Melrose's managers have slashed overheads, they're not starving GKN of investment.
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It's incredible that neither one of our starving lovers thought to eat it.
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That could prompt creditors to pull back on lending, starving economies of capital.
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You don't get to be president of CAP without starving some poor mothers.
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It's not the fact that citizens are starving or dying in the streets.
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"Berlin is like, starving artist paradise," a character says in the show's trailer.
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I'm starving, so I eat a bowl of cereal and then make a sandwich.
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It's like we are starving for leaders like this even if they are fictional.
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To somehow gracefully dismantle the romance, the idea around the starving artists... it's painful.
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Some studies suggest that maximum human longevity is best accomplished by minorly starving ourselves.
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I hope this will tide me over so I'm not starving during my workout.
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I'm starving, so I eat a slice of banana bread I brought from home.
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For a country heavily dependent on foreign food aid, that means starving the people.
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Some of the homes are described as "concentration camps": patients were skinny and starving.
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People with dollars are shunning the official financial system, starving it of foreign currency.
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He also suggested Mr Trump might derail it by starving the investigation of funds.
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"The Syrian Army is simply shelling a city of cold, starving civilians," she said.
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The icons depict melting sea ice, starving polar bears, dead trees, and flooded people.
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"Twenty-five years ago, people were starving for want of this," he says, marvelling.
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I'm starving and waaaay too tired to cook, so I order Malaysian food ($17.18).
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When you're starving, it's not a matter of jokes and laffos to lose food.
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It's feast or famine for the Detroit Tigers' offense, and right now they're starving.
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I'm still starving after, so I have a PB&J bar from Trader Joe's.
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But Song couldn't bring himself to eat it remembering how his countrymen were starving.
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I'm starving, so I eat a bunch of dried mango I brought from home.
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Passpartout: The Starving Artist is available for PC and Mac via Steam for $9.99.
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After lunch, I am still starving and try to think of a snack supplement.
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Grr. Still starving, so I snack on some plantain chips and tamari rice crackers.
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The rescued horses were dehydrated and starving; some had visible hip and rib bones.
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Killing civilians, starving them, is a now common military tactic in the Syrian war.
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At this point I'm starving, and I make way too much food for myself.
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WATCH: Survivor's Cole Medders Passes Out On the red tribe, poor Cole is starving.
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A new documentary, Starving the Beast, recently examined the state of public higher education.
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When I first played RDR2, I attempted to give a starving prisoner some food.
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Being fit and healthy is a lifestyle not a diet, fad, or starving yourself.
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I know nobody wants to admit this, but I was kind of starving myself.
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And when that didn't work, the President and Republicans set about starving it instead.
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"They're starving our school districts," Jewell said in April, referring to the Legislature. Gov.
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Many of those countries, including Colombia, are taking in refugees who are literally starving.
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After yoga, I'm usually starving and craving something grounding, satisfying and easy to digest.
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So if there's a starving person, giving them food is the essence of Buddhism.
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Frail bodies lug what few things they can carry — including sick and starving children.
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Authorities also found 11 starving children there and the remains of one other child.
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"My kids will come home from daycare or school and they're starving," she said.
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"We are starving and need food and water," the message said, according to authorities.
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The hedge apples reappear, as food for starving deer, not as fodder for symbolism.
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Congress can also withhold funding to the executive branch, essentially starving it into submission.
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And, like his father, Kim has continued policies that have left many thousands starving.
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So even though I was starving, cold and exhausted, I could feel strangely powerful.
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Scientists have noted that it's during the winter that the orcas are especially starving.
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Trump called Kim "obviously a madman who doesn't mind starving or killing his people".
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I'd already been working with Cedric [aka Starving Yet Full] and Fritz before that.
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That's because I was starving, and when the body starves, the brain does too.
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Despite Hoover's 1931 claim that "nobody is actually starving," the country was desperately hungry.
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"Me getting drunk faster from starving myself, that was just a bonus point."—L.
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Republican Representative Yoho said in a statement the Cambodian people were "starving for democracy".
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"There are hungry nights that I go to bed and I'm starving," he said.
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As a writer, I believed one more giant myth: that of the starving artist.
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Kevin Carter's 1993 photo of a starving Sudanese child being watched by a vulture.
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Jacob and his community willingly provide food to the starving, depleting their own stores.
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When she does, a golden smile spreads across her face – this girl is starving.
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"They were all starving, all skinny," said Ms. Sánchez, the orangutan rescue group's director.
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Starving those who protect our nation of the secure communications they need is foolish.
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"Starving the beast" has not worked for recent Republican administrations and won't work now.
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Seven million Yemenis — nearly a third of the population — are at risk of starving.
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Sheriff's deputies provided food and water to the siblings, who claimed they were starving.
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It sucks that starving artists can't actually afford to live in 'music city' anymore.
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She was exhausted and starving, but at first, she couldn't bring herself to eat.
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I'm absolutely starving, because with all my unexpected meetings I never got to eat lunch.
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Torres called for a congressional investigation into Trump administration's "almost willfully starving" of Puerto Rico.
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"We have seen a deliberate strategy of surrounding, besieging and starving innocent civilians," Obama said.
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My husband gets home at 8:30 and we eat right away because I'm starving.
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Some people distract themselves from emotional pain by drinking, taking drugs, cutting or starving themselves.
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Coast Guards in white hazmat suits transfer starving souls from rickety boats to navy ships.
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Venezuela's economy has been in free fall for months, leaving much of the population starving.
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She had six children starving in the marshes, waiting for her to return with food.
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The problem is, it ended up going six months... I was starving by the end.
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Not many will move to rich countries—starving farmers cannot afford such a costly journey.
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But I fear that we are starving our libraries just when we most need them.
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But the farmer and his daughter are long dead, having killed themselves to avoid starving.
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I tell him to stop talking so we can start eating because I am STARVING.
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People were starving, fighting each other tooth and nail for a single loaf of bread.
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I'm starving and I won't be able to stop for lunch until 1 p.m. today.
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A normality that can't happen when you're a starving artist living in the Middle East.
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We're always running into that: People are starving, but we want art and music, too!
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"You can see the eyes of these creatures that are starving to death," Shester said.
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So I started working out like bloody mad and starving and getting my hair cut.
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The action happens in the darkest of winter, during which the family are near starving.
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The end is near for the brand of choice for Australia's cheapskates and starving students.
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Be careful: This White House and key federal agencies are starving for well-intentioned talent.
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Starving the Beast also identifies anti-tenure policies as a major threat to academic freedom.
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Not involved in that world anymore though—starving artist and all that, you know. Digital?
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Global warming had its starving polar bear; now, ocean pollution had its Frankenstein trash island.
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Those not sent to Mexico are starving on rangeland which cannot support the growing population.
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Let me give you some keywords: British children, starving bear, gun that failed to fire.
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These are lessons they had yet to grasp on Such Blinding Stars for Starving Eyes.
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At the same time, a male clique discussed starving weaker members out of the group.
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Our public lands are being overgrazed to the point that horses and burros are starving.
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"People were spooning white sugar into their mouths, because we were starving," she told me.
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I know I'll be starving soon, but I probably won't get a break until midnight.
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I'm exhausted and starving, so I beeline for Chipotle when I get off the subway.
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On July 239, 1929, not long before he began starving Tammany of its influence, Gov.
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Willy's restaurant spaghetti is delicious, and the kids devour it as if they were starving.
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The North Korean leader is accused of having family members murdered and starving his people.
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"Starving myself meant resisting an endless longing and drinking meant submitting to it," she writes.
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Ibb may be Yemen's most fertile ground, but its IDPs are still starving, WHO reports.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has been starving the open enrollment period of resources.
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The remains were discovered in a wretched compound along with 11 starving children, authorities said.
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Starving white-collar investigations to devote more attention to other priorities has been seen before.
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The imam said the plea for help came through Facebook: We need food, we're starving.
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We were both starving, so we dropped our bags and went to a local bar.
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"When the Soviet Union fell apart, we were starving, and it wasn't fun," she said.
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"I'm starving, and ouryoung men are very eager," MacIntyre recently told the Boulder Daily Camera.
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The sight of food trucks brought starving residents to tears, a U.N. source told CNN.
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The well-worn narrative of helpless, starving South Sudanese "wildly oversimplifies" the reality, he said.
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So "deniers" may really be saving the Asian and Central African poor from starving. What?
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Even a controlled media architecture can't convince people that they aren't starving when they are.
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Starving by this point, so I also order pork buns as appetizers and a beer.
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Some of the protesters, they don't have much money; they're actually starving all the time.
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A small fraction of that cash might go a long way for a starving family.
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I pack two sandwiches so that I am not starving for HH. 11:30 a.m.
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I'm starving — the few pieces of candy I got during the parade were not enough.
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"These other Realtors don't know what being starving is, what being homeless is," he said.
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Meanwhile, the Saudi coalition is starving millions of Yemenis as a grotesque tactic of war.
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"Atlantic City does fine during the summer, but off-season, it's starving," said Mr. Lesniak.
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Since all I've eaten is lounge snacks, I'm starving; we head immediately out to dinner.
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Scientists knew that a starving body will burn its own fat and muscle for sustenance.
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But that changed when authorities received a tip about possible starving children on the compound.
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There was no definitive moment where I said, I'm going to try starving myself today.
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That is not to say that starving one office will bring the imperial presidency down.
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The stock of credit has shrunk every year since 2010, starving productive projects of capital.
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"Children who have lost their homes, starving families, the heartstrings thing," Mr. Hudson told me.
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The singer said she got triggered into starving herself when someone said she looked pregnant.
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"Today let's worry about the starving children in Yemen," he said, before departing the room.
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It comes from women throwing bombs and starving themselves and being tortured by the police.
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That would help cut off trade with other countries, thereby starving the regime of money.
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I'm normally starving by 12:30, but this week I went until around 2 p.m.
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Wifey is starving, so we swing by Falafel House and get her a falafel wrap ($13).
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The bear could have been sick, not starving because of climate change, as scientists pointed out.
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It was like the NFL stashed away one giant nut for all of us starving squirrels.
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I'm starving, so I munch on random stuff from the fridge — bread, pepperoni, cheese, and berries.
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I wake up starving and immediately get out of bed for coffee and yogurt with granola.
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"Starving is never a good idea," said Dr. Sharon Horesh Bergquist, an internist at Emory University.
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Still, much more research has to be done on humans before doctors recommend "starving" bacterial infections.
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I don't really believe in starving yourself because that is not like a beautiful, sexy [body].
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"It touches me anytime I see animals caged, exploited or starving," Jonkergouw told Reuters by telephone.
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The meeting goes well enough, but by the time we finish debriefing afterwards, I am STARVING.
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I'm basically starving; getting pregnant could risk my life, plus I'm at high risk for bleeding.
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It seems like a no-brainer, but the program is pretty pricey for starving writer's budget.
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I've been starving and I've ate some of the most expensive food, dishes that cost $500.
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They're starving for something that might not be as polished but has an authenticity to it.
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When I tried to sleep, the combination of feeling starving and nauseous brought me to tears.
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I'm starving by the time I arrive and already know exactly what I'm going to order.
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She is a 22-year-old mother who has been starving to feed her young son.
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I'm starving and pick up egg cups at Starbucks on my way to the light rail.
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It's relatively simple: the psychoactive component of weed, THC, tricks your brain into believing you're starving.
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In one sketch, the slogan "We are happy" appears beside a starving child holding a baby.
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Maiolino was a child in Calabria, Italy; she remembers all the starving people during the war.
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Especially when you're starving your own people to build a standing army of 1.3 million soldiers.
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For the starving artist, a membership to a top museum will help feed their cultural appetite.
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The way that we did it was the right way, and it wasn't through starving her.
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The company also sued Evergrande claiming that the investor is "deliberately starving" Faraday Future into bankruptcy.
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Others do it slowly, starving themselves to death in a desperate bid to stop the leaking.
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I decide to order some sushi because I am starving and it'll cheer me up ($21.33).
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He remembered Córdoba, hysterical in the early days, crying about his mother and starving for tortillas.
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The fish are often crowded into one small space, living in poor conditions and often starving.
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We asked biologists, psychologists, and neuroscientists to explain how it feels to be a starving animal.
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More recently the CJTF has been implicated in the diversion of food destined for starving families.
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Using chemical weapons is a war crime, but starving thousands of people in prisons is also.
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I'm still starving four hours after my workout, so I eat lunch as soon as possible.
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We are starving at this point and order a bunch of dishes, about 7 in total.
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Apparently, I got so lost in the work shuffle that I didn't realize I was starving.
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That changed when Georgia authorities received word that children inside the compound were starving, Hogrefe said.
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But they're not going to show us starving people, soldiers wanting to defect, things like that.
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Few historical figures embody the image of the "starving artist" the way Vincent van Gogh does.
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Starving after many hours without food, I ate dinner at a nearby kibbutz's restaurant for tourists.
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"I would tell them I wasn't hungry, when the truth is, I was starving," Kallos said.
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By the time I got to my hotel, it was pretty late, and I was starving.
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With permission from the US government, CARE sent packages of leftover military provisions to starving Europeans.
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In Venezuela, starving people are as you read this hunting dogs, cats and pigeons for food.
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My grandparents on the other side were starving to death, so they wanted to get out.
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Sansa was the one to finally kill Ramsay by releasing his own starving hounds upon him.
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Food had not been delivered in some time, I said, and people were starving to death.
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A pregnant female musk ox is especially vulnerable: "She's starving her gestating fetus," Dr. Berger said.
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We calmed and sedated him, his cardiac monitor periodically reminding us of his starving heart muscle.
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He buys luxurious items for himself and his cronies while much of his population is starving.
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I look up from the project I am working on and realize that I am starving.
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This was not about the fizzy highs of starving oneself, but rather pragmatism, substitution, portion control.
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After the dance, Dostoyevsky's starving peasants swoop down on the filthy scraps, greedily filling their mouths.
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Autophagy is also a tool that the cell uses to refuel itself if it is starving.
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In Trump's worldview, starving French peasants wouldn't have needed bread because they had "access" to cake.
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We are starving and T. sees a restaurant nearby on Yelp so we decide to stop.
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The continent was in ruins, its people were starving and its economies were out of balance.
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During the Great Leap Forward, local officials reported exaggerated harvest yields even as millions were starving.
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There, brown bears are starving after one of the worst salmon runs in that region's history.
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" In a tweet, Trump called Kim "a madman who doesn't mind starving or killing his people.
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The latest study only confirmed what scientists already knew: Polar bears are literally starving to death.
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American schools today are starving for programs and strategies that teach inclusion, belonging, purpose and empathy.
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The one where rockstars roamed freely and starving artists could still afford studio space in Manhattan.
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Anyone harming, drugging, starving or neglecting a child will still be dealt with by the authorities.
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They might be conscripted or executed, or join the tens of thousands starving in Syria's prisons.
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He wasn't suffering from a grave illness; he wasn't starving; he wasn't being exploited or enslaved.
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Oh my God, what is this, a charity commercial for starving orphans from the Third World?
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I wasn't starving for recognition, but I wanted to feel that I was participating in some way.
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Fiancé has tomato soup and grilled cheeses on the stove, which is great because I am starving.
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Then I make an entire box of mac 'n' cheese (Annie's or BUST) because I am starving.
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Or the other artist is be a starving artist but have all the respect of the fans.
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Many of North Korea's 25 million citizens are starving, and the poor weather conditions exacerbate that problem.
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GAZA (Reuters) - A Gaza zoo owner is putting the last of his starving animals up for sale.
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The process involves beating, starving, burning, and otherwise physically torturing the elephant for days at a time.
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It's hard not to feel ticked off when you're starving and they're coming from their lunch break.
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As a result, aid agencies are able to operate, which means that displaced people are not starving.
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Read more:Taylor Swift talked about her eating disorder and how the press triggered her into starving herself
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And also you could find a job [you love] that pays very, very poorly and you're starving.
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"In the cowshed, starving was augmented by physical exertion and the constant threat of beating," he wrote.
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Plants went extinct in the perpetual twilight and animals followed, starving off the majority of our ancestors.
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If Vine agreed, they could theoretically generate billions of views and boost engagement on a starving app.
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What best friends are ... It's like saying, I shouldn't feel bad because people are starving in Syria.
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He remembers in particular a starving boy in Biafra, crawling across a muddy playground, covered in flies.
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Being recent grads who pose as starving artists in one of NYC's most expensive neighborhoods is tough.
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The main hospital in Zinder, a southern region of Niger, treats hundreds of starving children every week.
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The UN says Yemen is on the brink of famine, with 8m people in danger of starving.
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By noon I'm starving, so I run down to the deli and get my usual salad mix.
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Mainly, they are starving, with a warming ocean being the likely reason for their lack of food.
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They said several images of starving Madaya residents that were used to portray the siege were fabricated.
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If Trump wins, he has a majority and can push through whatever granny-starving legislation he wants.
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Thousands of Syrians are slowly starving, living under sieges imposed by their own government and allied militias.
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This sounds pretty good to Thomasin, who is starving and has lost all her family and livestock.
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THE TECH COMPANIES ARE NOT STARVING RIGHT NOW AND THIS ONLY COMES UP WHEN YOU HAVE PROFITS.
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It's a truly terrible experience when you find yourself at the intersection of starving and pissed off.
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Those who'd survived the quake were still trying to rebuild on their own, and they were starving.
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Starving, I get fed up chasing this red herring and head toward a row of food stalls.
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It was the start of Ramadan, and he and his "little brother," rapper French Montana, were starving.
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"Have you seen my new Whisky Watch?" starving farmers asked their neighbors during the Highland Potato Famine.
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The orphan was starving, suffering from a severe parasite infection, couldn't keep herself warm, and having seizures.
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Yeong-hye begins starving herself, believing that she can photosynthesize light and transform herself into a tree.
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Abandon as in recklessness, but also sudden departure: leaving behind the starving self, its cold skeletal shell.
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The North Korean leader stands accused of starving his people, torturing prisoners and other human rights violations.
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No one, though, was willing to follow this experiment up by starving people in the same way.
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Often the massacres erupted as indiscriminate retribution after some starving Indians killed and ate a few cattle.
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Ms. Searing said the change helps charities avoid "starving themselves" to avoid the appearance of high overhead.
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Another difficult moment captured on video involved a piece of meat, a rarity for near starving families.
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Some 400,000 people have died, nearly 600,000 are starving and millions have been forced from their homes.
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That could strengthen the American dollar and weaken American exports, while starving riskier emerging markets of investment.
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But it amounts to sustaining the life of a starving person for about 50 cents a day.
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Thus, if capital provides the nutrients that sustain early-stage ventures, women-owned firms are essentially starving.
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As you can see, this (hypothetical) person's three lives are corporate lawyer, museum curator, and "starving" artist.
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It's believed by scientists that the species went extinct during the ice age after starving to death.
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I could even be prediabetic, he joked, but we might never know, because I'm essentially always starving.
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Starving the administration of tax enforcement is tantamount to saying you don't have to pay your taxes.
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Mortgages were junked and money became worthless abroad, but the Icelandic people were more confused than starving.
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Starving SSA's operating funding may be a backdoor attempt to dismantle Social Security by eroding public confidence.
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Unicef has warned that thousands of malnourished children are in danger of starving and lack medical care.
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"Without trucking, we would be naked, starving, and homeless," truck driver Mike Robbins previously told Business Insider.
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"It is better than living here with nothing and starving to death," he said of the choice.
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Right now we have 800 million people living in nutritional deficit, which is a euphemism — they're starving.
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We're creating competition for that corn and wheat between people who are starving and our gas tanks.
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The image of that starving polar bear making the rounds on Facebook will never leave my mind.
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During the Potato Famine, some landlords had shipped their produce overseas rather than feed their starving tenants.
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Abrar is starving in part as a consequence of the American-backed Saudi Arabian war in Yemen.
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Our explainer untangles the complex war, and we have a video about the blockade starving the country.
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Nelson told the outlet she became depressed, refusing to take antidepressants and starving herself to lose weight.
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I'm starving but feeling lazy, so I throw a frozen cheese pizza in the oven for dinner.
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One might say these individuals are starving for soothing and affection and use food as a substitute.
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Food assistance is saving the lives of thousands of displaced and starving people every day, especially children.
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Mostly, there are starving survivors milling about the camps and staring into the camera with hollow eyes.
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I'm also starving, so I stop at a deli by the courthouse and grab a sausage roll.
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In a world of plenty, it is a grave injustice to stand by while people are starving.
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People are starving to death and Castro has locked up thousands of innocent people in concentration camps.
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Aid organizations were so desperate to help that they paid warlords to permit access to starving victims.
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It's about being a doctor who's starving to death, and it's about mysticism, and tradition, and colonialism.
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And I did remember: We didn't throw away food because there were children starving in El Salvador.
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If you took away drug dealing you would literally have young black kids starving in the streets.
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He and other locals disputed police reports the Morton and Wahhaj children were found ragged and starving.
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It's possibly the world's biggest humanitarian crisis, with more than 900,000 suffering from cholera and millions starving.
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French Huguenots, starving Poles, Jews, Arabs, Vietnamese, Iranians, Sudanese, Somalis — the door of this country was always open.
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Importantly, these animals aren't starving, nor are they malnourished, but they are achingly close to the starvation point.
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And we try to provide this cultural production in the streets because people are starving for this also.
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I was starving, my muscles like noodles, holding nothing but my cell phone, key card, and press pass.
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That allows China to maintain internal capital controls without starving its firms of hard currency or foreign investment.
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But by taking Hussle's life, the gunman also took a love story our community was starving to see.
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"You almost can't tell people you're a vegetarian because they feel like you're starving your baby," she says.
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And we were a poor family, so after practicing I'd be starving and we'd have nothing to eat.
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I don't really care because I am starving, but the place seems to be a little jammed up.
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Your pregnancy weight may not fly off because you're starving all the time from expelling so many calories.
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I'm starving, but this place only sells dessert…so I order a brownie sundae and a pear cider.
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He trafficked in pottage, trading a bowl of it for the birthright that belonged to his starving brother.
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Not letting myself take lunch before noon though, or I'll be starving by the time I get home!
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The stage show retracts that free pass, with its Cheka firing squad and cutely starving post-revolutionary peasants.
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"We were all expecting a dinner when we arrived and there wasn't food and so everyone was starving"
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I'm starving by the time I get home, so I heat up my egg roll in a bowl.
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Many ban genetically modified crops, refusing even to accept them as food aid when their people are starving.
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I'm starving, so I quickly run through my food options in my head and nothing sounds too appealing.
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Neither option is ideal, especially the latter (there's a reason why the term starving artist exists, after all).
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"My boda boda man is starving and so is the woman who he buys groceries from," Isabella said.
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"The thought of feral kittens freezing and starving to death is just viscerally painful for me," he says.
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People think that we can put platforms in the ocean or we can feed the odd starving bear.
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And one being inflamed by Iran's protection of a vicious dictator slaughtering his people, starving them to death.
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Tasha Robinson: So which was harder, starving yourself down to a Hank Williams weight, or learning to yodel?
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In other words, sea lions seem to be starving to death because the food chain has been disrupted.
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"Had I stayed behind in my village, my family would have been starving," the 45-year-old said.
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Either she was starving at the end of the night or just loves her some Katy -- or both.
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Perhaps because he's not starving and drying himself out right now, he's handling the undertaking with good humor.
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They say 14 million people are at risk of starving to death in Yemen unless the violence ends.
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"Look those people in the eyes that are starving and tell them you can't have electricity," Perry said.
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And yet the country's mortality rate isn't expected to increase: In other words, Ethiopians aren't starving to death.
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That's no longer the case, at least where the stakes are concerned, as "Starving the Beast" makes clear.
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Arnold's apartment cozily conveys what the seventies actually looked like for a starving artist: houseplants, milk crates, afghans.
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There is not enough will power in the world to hold us back from eating when we're starving.
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More than 80 percent of the servers' salaries is taken to support their country, where citizens are starving.
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There's no room for classical freedoms when there's a frenzied mob starving for its daily dose of outrage.
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There are predictions that soon as many as 14 million Yemeni citizens could be in danger of starving.
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Others say they're spending all their money on Syria and weaponry and the people are starving to death.
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Starving the higher-profit vehicles is a bad move that limits Tesla's ability to survive a sales downturn.
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James Hays Jr., 48, is in custody for allegedly beating and starving his girlfriend's children, Missouri investigators say.
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So, you just had a good run or a good all-evening skronk fest and you're freaking starving.
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This issue has prompted frantic, starving customers to shift into "MacGyver mode" when trying to open the jar.
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I was occasionally asked what motivation slaveholders would have had for beating, starving, or otherwise maltreating enslaved workers.
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Instead of [feeling a] sense of freedom to eat for two, I felt limited to starving for two.
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One homeless family rode the bus all night and then showed up in the morning, ragged and starving.
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We're left, instead, to marvel, as Lil Wayne continues to feast on other rappers: "I'm starving," he says.
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Running out of food & medical supply, starving & injured protestors counting down to confront #hkpolice bullets with bare hands.
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Endangered since 2005, the orcas are essentially starving, as their primary prey, the king salmon, are dying off.
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After the Panic of 1893, the mayor of Detroit urged starving residents to grow potatoes on vacant lots.
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The dogs are starving out the cats, and a couple of sphynx supremacists are pushing for total war.
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We worried that if she kept starving herself, she'd be sent to a more depressing, regular nursing home.
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Or 7-year-old Amal Hussain, whose horrific photo showed her starving to death in war-ravaged Yemen.
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Her wailing baby, May Ling, refuses to latch on to breastfeed and is starving after days without eating.
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The 26-year-old Parisian, a former dancer, sees herself as health-conscious, when really she is starving.
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When too much soil is piled up, the air and oxygen are pressed out, starving the tree roots.
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The economic shocks could spread to other industries, starving local and state tax bases of sorely needed revenue.
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Even though there was a crisis, it was still shocking to hear that people were starving to death.
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But to reach the great majority of starving Yemenis, food would still have to cross the front line.
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"People are starving," said Eldar Saetre, chief executive of Equinor, the Norwegian oil giant that works with Pdvsa.
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We've already stopped for one swimming break, and by the time they bring out lunch, we're all starving.
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We finally get done and we are starving and walk back along the Cliff Walk to our car.
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Starving yourself is a lot easier when you have 15 years of training in overriding your survival instincts.
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I appreciated Freshly meals most on days when I came home late starving and not wanting to cook.
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We decide we're starving so we go in search of food, but everyone has stopped serving food already.
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Print advertising and circulation revenues continue to fall, starving magazine companies of the lifeblood that long sustained them.
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"There's no indication that America's starving housing markets will be fed, as buyers fight over scraps," added Young.
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Centuries ago, "if you were starving and got something to eat, you were mighty thankful," Butash told HuffPost.
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And if you're not starving or dying waiting for basic medical care, maybe the violence will get you.
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It's been so many things that you could feed the starving orphans of India or China with it.
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Which are worse, starving children or abused animals, and which answer would you accept in a prospective match?
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That these images alternate with photos of starving infants and armed men in camouflage only heightens their impact.
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You should feel hunger during the starving period, so you can feel it for poor people as well.
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For Pearce, it's about making politicians understand that firing nukes abroad could lead to starving citizens at home.
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Armed civilians in gunfights with starving, desperate pirates is, for better or worse, the real future of shipping.
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Increasingly, as dean of St Patrick's cathedral in Dublin, he would campaign for Ireland and its frequently starving people.
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I'm starving so I stop at the only fast food option near my hotel and grab a chicken wrap.
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"We're waiting for death at any moment, either by bombing or starving," one said, asking not to be identified.
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My niece tells me she's starving, so we head to McDonald's and get chicken nuggets and a Big Mac.
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Meanwhile, the progressive left also blame the well-off for abandoning public education and starving the system of resources.
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The rescue found the cat wandering the streets "frail, starving, emaciated and terribly matted," according to a Facebook post.
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"You can't imagine what it's like to go to class and have to concentrate when you're starving," she adds.
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Our plan is to go to hot springs, but we're both starving and decide to get food somewhere first.
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Rivals have recoiled at what they view as a model that ultimately destroys businesses by starving them of investment.
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NUKE. While everyone else was busy mad-maxing it on land and starving out, I had a thriving civilization.
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And more importantly, collecting data in countries where people are starving is difficult, because they are often at war.
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"My grandparents are starving, and I'm trying to take care of them," the little girl said, according to Dennis.
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He signed the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform, which critics claimed would crush employment by starving businesses of capital.
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In the 214s the logic of starving lousy businesses and feeding good ones was spread by management-consulting firms.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The concept of the starving artist is as old as art history itself.
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"People would say I should eat a burger and they'd ask me why I was starving myself," she says.
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The operation sent US troops to Somalia to protect humanitarian relief convoys intended to feed the country's starving people.
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"It seems to us that boys are starving for this type of positive approach to masculinity," Wing told me.
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This man is starving and of course the fruit is more appealing than the shofar which is more abstract.
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So many of these women couldn't give breastmilk; they had starving babies and asked for nourishment above everything else.
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I'm waiting to eat breakfast with her, but I'm starving, so I eat a clementine to tide me over.
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They are fearful of government troops killing them if they seek to flee, or of starving if they stay.
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According to the rescue organization "Street puppies," many of those dogs rescued arrive at the shelter starving and emaciated.
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I munch on eggplant dip I have so I'm not starving by the time I get back from dance.
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The real-life Duranty published an article entitled "Russians Hungry, But Not Starving" which made light of Jones's reporting.
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Growing up, your parents may have told you to be grateful for your food, because some people are starving.
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I'm starving and exhausted, so I go through the Taco Bell drive-through and get a cheesy potato burrito.
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I get this one done in 10 and am immediately starving afterward, so I snack on olives and cheese.
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Corruption, decaying oil infrastructure, and a starving workforce have caused production to plummet to the lowest levels in decades.
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It turned out to be quite a delicious meal — or we were just so starving that it tasted good.
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We stop by the teriyaki place next to Safeway only to find it's closed today, and we are starving.
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Rather, they expected typical Martian dust to layer upon the solar panels, eventually starving Opportunity of light and power.
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I didn't eat a ton today, so I'm starving, and I devour dinner while we talk about our days.
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I'm a big fan of Passpartout: The Starving Artist, which slipped out onto Steam last month shortly before E3.
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She also suffered several malnutrition due to the lack of food, to the point of nearly starving to death.
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U.N. official: 400 starving Syrians must be evacuated now or face death CNN's Lorenzo Ferrigno contributed to this report.
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Opinion: The starving of Syria CNN's Raja Razek, Joshua Berlinger, Richard Roth and Hamdi Alkhshali contributed to this report.
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Then, in two years, we'd have two desperate, starving, nuclear-armed countries, each in tinderbox areas of the world.
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Sheeran sang Steinfeld's "Starving" during an appearance on Capital FM. Listen to Steinfeld's carefree "Shape of You" cover below.
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So, if your starving artist status doesn't allow for expensive dinners, we've found your entry into the culinary world.
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The opposition is trying to hasten Maduro's end by starving the government of financing and making his rule untenable.
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North Korea has shown it has no qualms starving and torturing its own people to make this a reality.
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"The Venezuelan people are starving and their country is collapsing," Trump told the United Nations General Assembly last week.
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Motorcars drove by starving people—as they would continue to do into the indeterminate future—for the first time.
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It was a time-honored rite of passage, practiced by generations of starving actors and students of the theater.
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The Norwegian Polar Institute said changes in the Arctic led to the reindeer starving, Norwegian news outlet NRK reported.
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Apple is the poster child of the current spate of stock buybacks, which are starving investment and exacerbating inequality.
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I hadn't even realized I'd been starving for it, and there was Alcott waiting for me at the table.
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When we hear about the effects of climate change, we often think of eroding coasts or starving polar bears.
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When Dan arrived, he was horrified by what he saw: scores of dead babies, skeletal children and starving adults.
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Imagine that you and your children are starving and ISIS or Al-Qaeda or Boko Haram offers you food.
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That changed when a note was forwarded to Georgia authorities saying children inside the compound were starving, Hogrefe said.
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Things like, "People are starving and she's complaining about not wearing makeup for ONE week?" bannered through my head.
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"I would definitely still be starving myself if I had not found circus arts," she says in the video.
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We are both starving, so we feast: We split octopus, mussels, fries, salmon, tuna, and a bottle of wine.
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This is a problem in both humanitarian terms — many of these people are already effectively starving — and security ones.
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There, the businessman saw starving children in Ho Chi Minh City while on a trip to Asia in 1999.
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I don't eat much when I'm working because I don't have time, but on my days off, I'm starving.
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While the orcas of Puget Sound are starving, Trump is trying to weaken the law that protects endangered species.
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The sickle cell mutation seemed to defend against malaria by starving the single-celled parasite that causes the disease.
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We are working to use the river to put sediment back into the starving wetlands that desperately need it.
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When they claimed to be starving, Child Protective Services and Adult Protective Services provided them with food and drink.
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The largest number of starving children is in Borno state, which has been hit the hardest by the insurgency.
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I showed them photos on my phone of starving children, and they said that this was unfortunate and undesired.
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Set in a grimly realist France, its abundant starving poor and oppressed are entirely disconnected from the wealthy classes.
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This has the side effect of starving networks of viewers and accelerating the demise of these 20th-century relics.
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Nikki Haley, America's ambassador to the United Nations, has condemned, rightly, the Syrian government for starving its own people.
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Story at a glance Photos of five starving African lions in a Sudanese park began circulating online on Jan.
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Read more: In Yemen, the markets have food, but children are starving to death What is happening in Yemen?
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It opens as a poor starving boy named Johnny is given a magic seed, which grows into a flower.
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Instead of starving in silence, these women tweet jokingly about the ways they live up to our unfair standards.
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They left men, women, and children starving in the streets while stuffing their own pockets with other people's money.
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"I thought of my mother, who in October 1944 was in Birkenau, she was naked and starving," he said.
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Your fellow churchgoer has accused you of poor judgment and smelling bad while comparing you to a starving orphan.
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We aren't starving so we order an app and a burger to share along with a couple of drinks.
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Starving Haftar of his air assault capacity will significantly limit his ability to continue an offensive in the west.
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"I always heard the term 'starving artist' and I was like that's never going to be me," he says.
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Both teams are undefeated at 3-0 ... and Bills mafia is STARVING for a win against Belichick and Brady.
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And since I was starving because I hadn't eaten all day in anticipation of a feast, I ate it.
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In a separate statement, the WFP said it would again attempt to reach starving people in Deir al-Zour.
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Not only is it possibly providing transportation to people in need, it may also be keeping people from starving.
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By the time I was blessed with my pair I was left frozen and starving with an uncharged phone.
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This makes them the perfect target for attacks on civilians aimed at starving the population and breaking their morale.
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Punin himself, accused of "anti-Soviet activity", was to die, starving, in a desolate gulag north of the Arctic Circle.
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We are starving for knowledge about how unique platform mechanics such as share buttons and encryption contribute to lynch mobs.
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He has some money but his people are starving and he wants legitimacy, he wants legitimacy on the world stage.
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Both companies have said that the deal has been starving them of raw supplies and wiping out their profit margins.
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They are among more than 80 sick and starving pelicans taken in by the group throughout the state since April.
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I'm exhausted and starving, so my dad and I decide to grab dinner together then head home before returning tomorrow.
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Relying on just one or two seed funds increases your odds of starving to death in the post-seed gap.
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" The president also said U.S. agricultural products could be shopped "to poor & starving countries in the form of humanitarian assistance.
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I'm starving, it's my one break to eat, and I can't even use my phone to order a proper lunch.
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The first temptation was to turn stones into bread, which would satisfy a starving man's body, but not his spirit.
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For 663 days, he refused food and drink save for water, starving his body in the name of nonviolent resistance.
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I ate a tomato salad and a slice of bread with peanut butter before coming here, but I am starving.
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And mine couldn't possibly explain to me that war had led to hyperinflation and sanctions, which were starving the country.
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Such dramatic changes can be taxing on their bodies, but the alternative, amid a starving winter, is almost certain death.
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I'm starving, but we're going out to brunch in a few hours and I don't want to spoil my appetite.
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I forgot to bring snacks, but need to wait until 12 to eat my lunch or I'll be starving later.
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A photo of a vulture near a starving child helped drive home the extreme hunger faced by people in Sudan.
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He's a starving hippopotamus on the block and probably the smartest, boldest passer his position has seen in 30 years.
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I have no time for breakfast and am starving by the time the publishing party is done at 9:30.
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Before Arnold Schwarzenegger was the biggest action star in the world, he was a Mr. Olympia champion starving for fame.
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As soon as I sit down I realize I'm starving, so I grab strawberries from the fridge to snack on.
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The people of Madaya, not far from the capital Damascus, are starving to death at the hands of their government.
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Upon discovering the baby, Urrea realized that her umbilical cord had been cut, she was starving, and struggling with hypothermia.
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I drink peppermint tea and eat an English muffin so I won't be starving when I get to the party.
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Introduce these guys in large enough numbers and they can gobble up C. diff's food supply, starving the infection out.
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There are months I don't remember because I was starving, and others where I succumbed to out-of-control hunger.
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The coral is not dead, but it is starving, as the algae provide up to 80 percent of its nutrients.
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At the Bird Treatment and Learning Center in Anchorage, staffers usually see a few sick or starving murres each year.
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Their warships have blockaded Yemeni ports, helping to create a humanitarian catastrophe in which children are literally starving to death.
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I realized that the trauma associated with starving to death in my Aztec lifetime carried over into my current incarnation.
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In addition to performing "Shape of You," Steinfeld also sang her own songs "Starving" and "Love Myself" at the party.
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The first two are the life blood for a marketplace starving to free up seed capital which grows the economy.
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If, like me, you are anxious about the condition of public universities, Starving the Beast will only heighten your concerns.
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A desperate plea for help sent to a Georgia investigator stated people inside were "starving and needed food and water."
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He tumbles down the artistic ladder, first painting propaganda posters, and finally, half-starving, getting a job dressing shop windows.
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Debunking something like this is hardly necessary: Living without food, or at least calories, is called "starving," and it's fatal.
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Economic benefits alone will give the Kim regime greater political legitimacy than it has with a deprived, even starving, population.
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By this point your life is in danger because you are starving and I have systematically put it in danger.
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The Venezuelan opposition is trying to hasten Maduro's end by starving the government of financing and making his rule untenable.
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Goddard is a big lad, but with four more fights on the card starving him out was off the table.
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Major banks across the Continent remain reluctant to lend, starving even healthy businesses of capital needed to expand and hire.
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Last time he was gone for nearly two days and returned starving, cold, and mucky in the dead of night.
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The scene that day called for a crusading Lady Cornelia Showalter on a mission to save starving residents of Chinatown.
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"Being out of town all the time and living in cheap hotels, starving to death," he told All About Jazz.
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" So "Politics of Starving," last night I was sitting in front of my stereo going "What was that fucking chord?
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And let's be real: The Star Wars franchise isn't exactly starving for swashbuckling male leads whose personalities coast on swagger.
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If we eat shit so bad on this record that we're starving, we'll just try to make something somebody likes.
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Your point about black and brown kids starving isn't so far from the truth in some parts of the city.
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While millions of Africans are eating unhealthy foods or overeating, millions of Africans are still starving or near to it.
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Starving, he sucked on the Clif bar wrappers and contemplated catching and eating the crickets he saw inside the cave.
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This was false; in fact, the teenager committed suicide at home, starving herself while parents and doctors offered palliative care.
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Others have described being served inadequate meals while incarcerated, starving their bodies of the nutrients needed for a healthy delivery.
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In 1890, the 403-year-old Claude Debussy felt forced to write the archetypal starving-artist letter to a friend.
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Meet Abrar, 12, who is starving in part as a consequence of the American-backed Saudi Arabian war in Yemen.
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The most common war casualty in Yemen is not a soldier with a bullet but a child who is starving.
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The message, sent to a third party, said, in part, "We are starving and need food and water," he said.
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When I stepped outside, the sun was to the west, the M2 was at the curb and I was starving.
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When they huddle and chant their team's slogans, they sound as primal as starving cougars that have spotted new prey.
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PARIS — People in Venezuela are starving, suffering and have been fleeing the country at a rate of 5,000 per day.
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For me, the most wrenching sight of this trip was of two starving boys near the southern tip of Madagascar.
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The penalties are meant to speed the demise of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's regime by starving his government of cash.
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The demand for Popeye's chicken sandwiches is insatiably high, and the world is starving for the return of our hero.
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Give your child breast milk, and you are a perfect mom who also might be starving that poor little creature.
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" U.N. humanitarian chief Stephen O'Brien, however, told reporters the reports of people starving to death in Madaya were "wholly credible.
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As a matter of fact, there was humanitarian aid stocked in U.S. ports while many Puerto Rican families were starving.
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So they have to go through a starving period where they have to cut down on how much they eat.
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Exhausted and half-starving, Melville was scouring the wasteland for fellow survivors of the most famous ship in the world.
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Separately, the military has been implicated in a widespread food import scheme that has left nearly the whole country starving.
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Starving Messi of the ball by winning the midfield battle would seem the obvious starting point for Deschamps' precaution-taking.
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Starving civilians seems to be an intentional part of its military strategy; so is barring journalists and human rights observers.
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When you do not eat one of the three macro nutrients — those three things I just mentioned — you're starving yourselves.
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Starving ISIS of oil revenue — which has become the administration's "official" justification for the mission — does just that, he said.
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" As I got closer, I heard John shout out, "Get in here Pullman, I'm starving for my Pritikin Diet Soup.
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Nobody wants to sit down to a state dinner with Kim Jong Un while people in North Korea are starving.
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The real strength of moneyed interests in Congress derives from America's unfortunate habit of starving its public institutions of resources.
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By starving the donor cells in a way that forced them to stop dividing, Campbell matched them to the eggs' cycle.
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American troops had entered Somalia in 21977 as part of a United Nations mission to feed starving victims of internal chaos.
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Everything has stopped except the shelling, except the starving, except the cold of the winter and the fear and the terror.
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Interestingly, visual art is a close second — perhaps because many starving artists are not that likely to fill out LinkedIn surveys.
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"Zendaya's ultimate retort to Giuliana Rancic is starving herself down to the size of one of her elbowz," the comedian wrote.
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The two-year-old female polar had appeared, starving and exhausted, in the northern nickel-producing city of Norilsk on Sunday.
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Jacqueline Hayes was accused of beating, starving and forcing a child in her care to play a game of Russian Roulette.
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Check out the MUNCHIES Guide to New York for more ways to eat like a king on a starving artist's budget.
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"We have seen a deliberate strategy of surrounding, besieging and starving innocent civilians," Obama said during a year-end news conference.
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"Give these young people the chance to shine, to tell their stories, as you've heard, the country is starving for this."
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I'd read about evacuation in books on World War II, grim stories of sick, starving children getting lost in train stations.
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Yemen is starving because it is a battleground in a political struggle in the Middle East between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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The Syrian opposition leaders are right: Through their inaction, powerful nations are now complicit in the starving of civilians, including newborns.
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Regardless of the type you nabbed circa 1997, you could definitely count on accidentally starving it to death by noon. 6.
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I'm starving, so I heat up my leftover chicken and brown rice and eat it at the front desk while charting.
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She emailed me because she saw that there were starving children in Yemen and she wanted to do something about it.
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And so my husband and I were starving and when we left, we said, we need to go get some food.
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We're also all starving, so we head out to get pizza, and I get two slices and a soda for $3.
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"The most important signs of a starving newborn are constant crying (even after nursing) and near-constant feeding," she tells PEOPLE.
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"The hardest part of the war was people starving - everyone was malnourished and that was truly terrible to see," she said.
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Truth be told, your friend waits too long between meals and eats like a starving stray just about anywhere you go.
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I am starving and decide to treat myself to a sausage, egg, and cheddar sandwich from the Potbelly in my building.
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We're having lunch on the plane but I'm starving and get a protein bar from the vending machine at the airport.
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Because starving yourself is never healthy and nutrients aren't the sort of thing you should ever just skip for a day.
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Hunger in prison isn't new for Heard—he successfully sued the MDOC in federal court for starving Muslim prisoners during Ramadan.
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After graduation, Naipaul suffered a period of poverty and unemployment: he was asthmatic, starving and depending on his wife for income.
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It was less often noted that those starving children had been forced into Madaya in an Iranian-backed sectarian cleansing operation.
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Tedium and drudgery is better than starving but it's not better than taking care of elders or children or making art.
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A proud woman, Martinez said she does not want her children on the streets begging, but it is better than starving.
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The punk songwriting structure at the core of many of Cursive's contemporaries is absent in Such Blinding Stars for Starving Eyes.
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Poor kids are not starving, but often the school lunch is their only proper meal, with junk food supplementing their diet.
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Why would a starving artist hit on Maggie Bateman or rescue her orphaned son if he weren't after the Batemans' money?
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And if so how did the joyous "Hallelujah" chorus from Handel's "Messiah" resonate with the starving and terrified inmates of Buchenwald?
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Millions of disheartened, struggling working-class and middle-class voters are starving for a voice that supports their needs and goals.
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While starving yourself during daylight hours for a month is a pretty extreme way of doing this, moderation isn't for everyone.
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The requirement mostly benefits two New York companies, Corker said, and can mean that aid takes months to reach starving people.
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Yet the organization promises a purpose: a chance to bring the political will and the starving spirit into shining, total alignment.
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He had returned to the island twenty days earlier, to try to grow millet, because he was starving on the mainland.
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The truce sharply reduced hostilities in March and allowed aid groups to deliver humanitarian supplies to starving civilians in besieged areas.
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Meg is a successful lawyer with a picturesque family life; Pam is living the starving artist's ideal and somehow making it.
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Once you get the hang of it, it only takes one second to give a starving baby access to liquid gold.
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They seem to leach the intelligence from her body, in the way that the starving devil leaches mineral from her bones.
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I would have loved to paint for a living, but I didn't have it in me to be a starving artist.
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Some of us remember being told that no one should be completely happy if there's even one starving person out there.
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Murphy also said he wanted to make people think about the cliche that Afghans are starving and miserable all the time.
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Opinion: The starving of Syria CNN's Raja Razek, Tim Hume, Joshua Berlinger, Richard Roth and Hamdi Alkhshali contributed to this report.
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"The message sent to a third party simply said in part, 'We are starving and need food and water,'" Hogrefe said.
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This lack of transparency weakens the democracy by starving electoral debates of substance while permitting money to secretly influence policy outcome.
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Don't take any opening slots; becoming a perpetual opening act in half-full rooms is like starving an orchid of sunlight.
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By starving the economy of foreign exchange, this action will harm the private sector, most Venezuelans, the poor and the vulnerable.
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"Theft" is a bleak parable about Seth, a starving family man who has been jailed for stealing a loaf of bread.
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In another article on Friday, New York Times editors explained why they decided to publish the photos of the starving children.
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I'm an enthusiastic person — earnest and hungry, starving really, to learn as much as I can, at work and in life.
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I came here with nothing, lived off Sylvan Road, ended up homeless and starving, but I was always praying and believing.
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Humanitarians give water to people who are dehydrated and food to people who are starving, regardless of their background or paperwork.
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It's a precursor to a heart attack, when a clot cuts off blood flow to the heart, starving it of oxygen.
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A searing portrait of the starving girl published in The New York Times last week drew an impassioned response from readers.
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It is trying to tackle its considerable debt problems without starving its economy of the money that keeps growth chugging along.
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Democrats should oppose them because they are starving state and city coffers of funds needed for important services, such as schools.
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He gains weight and he loses it — starving his body down to 159 pounds — before gaining it back all over again.
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To avoid falling into the 'starving artist' category, I work full time in nursing to cover rent and afford art supplies.
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While housing prisoners, the jails were known to be ridden with disease, and prisoners were over-worked, over-crowded, and starving.
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"Cynical people think politicians are prompted to action only when they see the starving kid in the street," Mr. Lowcock said.
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The liver is programmed to do that when your body loses access to its preferred fuel -- carbohydrates -- and thinks it's starving.
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I'm starving after this last meeting and eat the apple and Trader Joe's Movie Theater popcorn I packed with my lunch.
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" He also denied the idea that the Saudi-led blockade is "starving" Qatar citizens, insisting it is "not born in fact.
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The Southern California couple is charged with torturing and starving 12 of their 13 children over a prolonged period of time.
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But, I don't want to be starving by noon so I head to the office kitchen to make myself some oatmeal.
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She told investigators that children made fun of Conner "because he is fat," and he was starving himself, the affidavit said.
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"We are starving here," she said, describing how she and her son Dixon Bront are struggling to provide for her grandchildren.
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Tedium and drudgery is better than starving, but it's not better than taking care of elders or children or making art.
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The siblings told officers that they were starving and police did not give the parents' motive for holding the children captive.
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With food shortages and supply lines cut, according to the United Nations, people trapped inside the city have been starving to death.
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Iran's crude exports fell to about 400,000 barrels per day (bpd) in May, starving Iran's economy of its main source of revenue.
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Around two-thirds of Yemen&aposs population of 27 million relies on aid, and over 8 million are at risk of starving.
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This means the black hole at the center should be starving because there isn't enough material in the galaxy to feed it.
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Using unrealistic classical constructions of beauty for women, Antin documented losing nearly 10 lbs (4.5 kg) through a process of starving herself.
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The cliché of the starving artist exists for a reason—it's hard to get paid for your skills with a paint brush.
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I was starving by the afternoon, so I had another apple and almond butter snack, which never fails to keep me satiated.
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Around two-thirds of the country&aposs population of 27 million relies on aid and 8.4 million are at risk of starving.
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I'm starving afterwards, but need to wait for my mom and dad to shower and get ready before we can grab food.
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"For every person who follows and shares this on their story we will provide one meal to starving Sudanese children," it read.
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The headlines run from accusations ("Kaepernick Ignores Starving Children") to outright lies ("There are 221 convicted felons playing currently in the NFL").
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Rain and snow might've coated the ground in a thick layer of ice, researchers said, keeping the mammoths from foraging, starving them.
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I don't get down on myself or try to "make up" for one too many servings of ice cream by starving myself.
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Although Madaya is only an hour's drive from downtown Damascus, residents and international aid workers say much of the town is starving.
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I'm starving by the time it's all over, so my husband grabs me a veggie burger from one of my favorite cafés.
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I was convinced she was starving, and I truly felt that my body was not working how it was supposed to be.
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Sometimes I'll even plan out the snack I'll feed the kids when they get home on school days (because they're always starving).
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Thanks to this morning's tortilla, I'm not as starving as I usually am by this time, but I eat an apple anyway.
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He knows that he's intentionally starving them, that he's using Cuban security forces to harass dissidents and beat children in the streets.
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Their motion cited blog posts where the accuser allegedly said she was starving for attention and also suffering PTSD and anxiety disorder.
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Many farmers, including Ogilvie, have been forced to shoot starving cattle, which he said was putting a big strain on the family.
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We are surmising that his mother lost her homeland due to habitat destruction and was starving and hunted in human-made areas.
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" The mixed media artist continues, "these calories are cheap and abundant, but are starving our children of the nutrition necessary to thrive.
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But it also seemed there was no clear plan for distributing the aid, if it got through, to millions of starving people.
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And even as the WTO's dealmaking arm is paralysed, the Trump administration is weakening its judicial one by starving it of judges.
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I feel like I'm starving, so I eat slow and hope six ounces of food is enough to fill me up today.
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Alan is now at the point where he's questioning everything — living safe and easy while people are starving and America is broken.
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Iranian Behrouz Boochani, who is living in the camp on Manus Island, says the refugees are starving and are without medical treatment.
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If I ordered a burger in public, I found myself making a case for it ("I've had zero protein today, I'm starving").
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Found abandoned in February, Lula the bear and Simba the lion were starving and living in cages filled with feces and urine.
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Sweeting was found starving inside an Extended Stay Hotel in Peachtree Corners, but that charge was dropped as part of the plea.
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The legislation would divert funds from so-called sanctuary cities to homeless veterans, literally starving cities of promised and expected federal funds.
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"When we think about college, so many folks think about a starving student, an overworked student, an overburdened student," he told me.
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Around two-thirds of Yemen&aposs population of 27 million relies on aid and 8.4 million are already at risk of starving.
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With the nation still starving for more manufacturing jobs, it's hard to believe the pendulum won't swing the other way pretty soon.
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Over many days and many miles, they burn that energy reserve to power their wings and keep themselves from starving and freezing.
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I'm huffing and puffing directly behind him, my brain slowly starving for oxygen as I veer toward the edge of a cliff.
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Starving terrorists of their territory, their funding, and the false allure of their craven ideology, will be the basis for defeating them.
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"Our intended audience are the people who have spent the last 13, 14 months thirsting and starving for the truth," Spielberg said.
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ALIMA's head of mission Hassan Issa said in five years of work he has never seen so many starving children in N'Djamena.
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After two EP releases in a straightforward post-punk style, Cursive released Such Blinding Stars for Starving Eyes in 1997 on Crank!
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A group on Facebook that calls itself the Medical Authority of Madaya has been posting videos it says show the starving residents.
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The truth is I couldn't possibly answer every email, but these letters showed me how many Americans are starving for historical perspective.
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Firefighters use them to open breaks in the forest that are devoid of anything that burns, starving an approaching fire of fuel.
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People who are starving, who have no incomes, who can't care for their families, are left with feelings of hopelessness and desperation.
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Inside the city, tens of thousands of Sunni civilians are trapped, starving and lacking medicine, according to activists and interviews with residents.
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Maduro has sought to tighten his grip on power in Venezuela, despite reports that Venezuelans are starving and dealing with severe poverty.
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Rather than starving these programs, Congress should seize this opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to Israel's security and so to our own.
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I eat a leftover meal from last week (chicken stir-fry) while it cooks because I'm starving and I hate wasting food!
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All buildings require upkeep, and in a sense the deliberate neglect of Brutalism had the same effect that starving public bureaucracies did.
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Farmland has been replaced by buildings—many of which now hold starving Yemenis who have fled the civil war in the north.
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" He also denied the idea that the Saudi-led blockade is "starving" Qatar citizens, insisting the claim is "not born in fact.
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These numbers reiterate the point we made back in July of 2018: The notion of investor protection is starving on the vine.
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According to The Washington Post, experts have said the African penguin could last a mere two more weeks before starving to death.
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The Southern Transitional Council has accused bin Daghr's government of starving Yemenis and pushing the impoverished country to the verge of famine.
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"If we can't prevent our fellow citizens from starving, we must ask ourselves what kind of country we really are," he said.
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un is accused of numerous human rights abuses, including starving his own people and having family members killed.
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My native country is starving and it is time the elected representatives of my adopted country, and our proud democracy, spoke out.
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The idea that abolishing UNRWA — or starving it and its clients by defunding its operations — will promote peace is illogical and dangerous.
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Ilse, Greta tells us, liked to ride her horse through the camp wearing tight sweaters and little else, taunting the starving inmates.
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In those two nations and two more (Nigeria and Somalia), 20 million people are starving or in danger of doing so. 21.
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These front-end loaders, in effect, were two starving lions fighting for the last bits of an already picked-clean zebra carcass.
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Whether you're a starving teenager or a peckish adult, a slice of pear cake and a glass of milk are satisfying indeed.
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Starving mother to death might be a more humane decision, but it was immediately rejected by my sister who is a Buddhist.
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That changed when they received a tip about possible starving children on the compound, the sheriff said, prompting the raid this month.
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Listed as endangered since 225, the orcas are essentially starving, as their primary prey, the Chinook, or king salmon, are dying off.
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In an aptly harrowing scene, it depicts "Souperism," wherein evangelical Protestants offered a meal to poor, starving Catholics in exchange for conversion.
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During those decades, the country was rebuilding from war, and my parents had sent back a lot of money to starving relatives.
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Seeing the starving bear in Norilsk prompted many on social media to call for residents to give it food, Mr. Gorshkov said.
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To do so, Nadolsky went from "pretty much starving myself" to eating whatever he wanted, including a nightly bowl of ice cream.
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But it's difficult to give the Saudis much credit for relieving the suffering of a country that they are bombing and starving.
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The airstrikes have killed thousands of civilians, and the war has resulted in the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with many Yemenis starving.
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My sympathy in a play like "Starving Class" lies not with the animal character but with the real animal in that role.
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We're sorry to say that the starving 7-year-old girl whose photo accompanied our recent report from inside Yemen has died.
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As a community, we are still starving for LGBTQ representation and visibility at all levels, particularly at the federal level in government.
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Mr. Trump said the reversal was meant to apply pressure on Cuba's Communist government by starving it of much-needed foreign currency.
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"And they're starving us to death, so nobody can stop me going out on to the streets to protest," the woman said.
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I'd like to show her the country beyond starving orphans and disease, the country where my grandmother was born and still lives.
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"Starving the regulators is the quickest way to ensure that this work is essentially outsourced to the regulated industries themselves," she added.
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That is the only way tax rates for much of the country can go down without starving the Treasury, the experts say.
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It's what I'm starving for when I consider the game worlds where I try, and so often fail, to get similarly lost.
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Children are starving to death and people of all ages are dying of treatable diseases because of the lack of basic medicines.
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If the body thinks this is kind of like itself starving or it's similar to that, does this actually work for obesity?
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"This seems to reflect that investors were starving for some paper out of the periphery," ABN AMRO analysts wrote in a note.
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Other children were starving, authorities say Police raided the ramshackle compound August 3, hoping to find 3-year-old Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj.
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In response to Maduro's lavish meal, Venezuelans have posted images on social media purporting to show Gökçe sprinkling salt over starving children.
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That sermon really does not have to be the best sermon in the world when my son is starving for my attention.
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"We want to protect all human life: the immigrant, our grandmothers who are dying, people who are starving," he told The Atlantic.
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These growing number of communities where there are not local papers or websites picking up the slack, where they're starving for news.
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So many bands could be unemployed and make all the music they wanted and not to have worry as much about starving.
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One night, I came home at three or four in the morning with my girlfriend at the time and we were starving.
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"Politicians would never condone starving potentially millions of their own citizens by firing a large percentage of their nuclear stockpile," he said.
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Which, given that Chewie's iconic roar was partly achieved by Star Wars' sound designer starving a bear for a day, seems somehow fitting.
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I am starving because I forgot to pack food for my day on campus, so I head to Starbucks on my way home.
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Taj kissed her like he was starving for it, and she kissed him back like her passion could sustain him for a year.
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"We're starving for the playoffs," said the 33-year-old Ward, who was with Carolina in its last playoff appearance in 2008-09.
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La-Z-Boy isn't just sitting around after a starving puppy was found abandoned on the side of the road in a recliner.
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Pope Francis called for urgent humanitarian aid for the starving people of South Sudan, saying millions risk being condemned to death by famine.
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Around two-thirds of the country&aposs population of 27 million relies on aid and 8.4 million are already at risk of starving.
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These are up to 12 year-old girls, starving themselves because they don't feel like they fit into the crowd, or their friends.
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A big acting break or new football contract can render a once-starving actor waiting tables or amateur college athlete an instant millionaire.
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"We are not feeding Peter by starving Paul here," he said, adding no asset sales were planned to help pay for the deal.
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Human Rights Watch, along with Iraq Oil Reports, reports incidents of children and adults starving to death or dying of complications from malnutrition.
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The agreement on humanitarian relief now needs to be implemented, because there are enclaves that are literally filled with starving people throughout Syria.
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Then again, that is a much quicker way to go than by getting locked together in some forest and slowly starving to death.
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I'm starving, so my husband runs to the diner to grab breakfast while I clean up the bedroom ($23.46 on the shared card).
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He should also lift restrictions on banks that force them to give cheap loans to the government while starving private firms of credit.
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The cartoon features two destitute but determined characters who pursue the last flame in hell for fear of starving and freezing to death.
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I had already consumed fruits, cheeses, chicken satay, savory pastries, and a sandwich, but I was still starving due to all the walking.
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I'm starving — and take it from a London girl — Nando's is the only place worth heading for a mammoth pile of junk food.
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Indians hear such criticisms less often because Mr Modi has cowed the press, showering bounty on flatterers while starving, controlling and bullying critics.
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Basically, he feeds the capitalist machine by convincing people to buy things they don't need while kids are starving in his own country.
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I propose that next year, producers hire a food truck to sit outside the Emmys, because apparently everyone is starving the entire time.
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I could have kept starving myself and obsessively working out for hours everyday but it never would have lead me to self love.
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The resulting dry spells have destroying crops and pastures, leaving animals starving and pushing millions of people to the brink of extreme hunger.
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In the disturbing videos, the starving bears in spartan concrete enclosures were seen begging visitors for fruit and even eating their own faeces.
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Starving but surviving in a then-cheap city that welcomed dreamers, Patti Smith set about trying to capture the energy of her generation.
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She eventually escaped and fed her husband to a pack of starving dogs before returning home and reuniting with her scattered, broken family.
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The frozen babies that starving mothers abandoned in the alleys did not fit into my worldview, so I couldn't process what I saw.
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In one scene, starving Ukrainians look on ravenously as Norton eats an orange, its peel the one dab of color in the frame.
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"I had a vision of a starving artist and it's almost this romanticized thing that kids do in college," Lowry told NBC Better.
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As a 16-year-old model, Hunter McGrady spent hours toiling away in the gym and starving herself to maintain her 163-lb.
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Crabtree, who built up access among India's traditional business elite over many years, sees a nation that is starving for more government capacity.
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"If I had a problem, I'd be starving, I'd be hocking this watch, my championship rings, I would sell my house," Jordan said.
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I was 18, and already practiced at starving when I read Marya Hornbacher's Wasted, the canonical text of the late-century eating disorder.
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"You're already hungry at church and [after] a 30 minute ride you're starving by the time you get to Granny's house," she says.
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It seems to be forgetting that during Chairman Mao's "Great Leap Forward," the Chinese political system survived 85033 million people starving to death.
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Authorities raided the New Mexico compound last week, rescuing eleven children between 1 and 15 years old who were starving in filthy conditions.
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According to a joint statement this week by international aid groups, 14 million people are at risk of starving to death in Yemen.
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After Scar takes over as king, a new scene is shown in which the Pride Lands are barren and the lionesses are starving.
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In 2012, Occupy Museums started Debtfair, an exhibition for artists to discuss their debts and put a face on the starving artist trope.
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Eleven children were rescued from the compound near the Colorado border last week where authorities found them starving and living in filthy conditions.
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People wake up every day cold, there are people sleeping on the street, people starving, and you hear famous people complaining about this?
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That's long-term sustainable change in your body as opposed to just doing cardio sessions and going into caloric deficit and starving yourself.
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Mr. Assad has continued to block humanitarian convoys, despite a warning that the United Nations would begin airdrops of food to starving towns.
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Southern Residents are starving because we've depleted the salmon runs they rely on by damming their rivers, logging, and developing the surrounding habitat.
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The shots of a likely starving child (who is also implied to have transformed into the wolf at some point) complete the portrait.
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The sidekick, who was sitting on a desert island, raggedy, starving, alone, fading, suddenly drops out of the sky and onto your character.
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Three of us go to Red Egg and since we are starving, we order more than we should but it is so good!
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Father and son plucked dried corn kernels from their brown sheathing, tossing unusable white kernels to a starving pig that survived the storm.
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When Peeta throws a starving Katniss bread in the flashback, he's keeping her alive long enough to work out a strategy for survival.
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When rainfall is reduced and monsoons are suppressed, the Nile fails to flood as usual, starving the crops that depend on its water.
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And like all starving young artists, the PC Music team needed to sustain themselves on more than one of GFOTY's beloved Starbucks coffees.
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That's why Russia doesn't shrink from bombing civilian hospitals, or Hezbollah from starving entire cities into submission, or Assad from using chemical weapons.
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Aida Muluneh was a middle school student in Canada when local newspapers and magazines started running dramatic images of starving children in Ethiopia.
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The novel's most horrifying victim is the starving mother who doesn't recognize her children because she had to sell her memories of them.
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Others were thirsty and starving, desperate to know when more tests would come, and when they would finally be free to go home.
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Many Yemenis are starving as a direct result of the war, which has inflated food prices, leaving most unable to afford the supplies.
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When the mother got locked away, the dad couldn't provide for the whole family, and their youngest kid ended up starving to death.
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More people have flocked to their doors for food, she said, a testament to how necessary their services are for many starving communities.
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