Sucking up the shit flushed away by culture, sucking out the clean air.
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But at this point, I don't want to be around toxic, blood-sucking, life-sucking people anymore.
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" – Pete Davidson "I was fired from the show for not sucking his face, where Rob was fired for just sucking.
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Some methods include getting them to express their feelings that trigger thumb sucking, explaining the consequences of what could happen if they continue thumb sucking, and reward small improvements.
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Lisps and other inflection anomaliesExpert tips for helping your child stop the thumb sucking habitFor the most part, thumb sucking is harmless unless it goes on for several years.
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No." - Paula, 26 "Couldn't cum without sucking my toes.
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Are you ... Uber's been sucking up all the oxygen.
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Germans have been especially irked by negative ECB rates and mass-selling newspaper Bild portrayed Draghi as "Count Draghila," a blood sucking vampire, who is sucking dry the bank accounts of German savers.
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They were spotted sucking face -- as usual -- earlier in Malibu.
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The government is tightening austerity this year, sucking away demand.
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Its endless barrage of bewildering choices save it from sucking.
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If you're Korean, you're sucking in your breathe in awe.
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It's growing very fast — they will be sucking in imports.
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Just a little helping hand for the wind sucking wand.
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The same goes for sucking on these lollipops all day.
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It's also a drain, sucking money out of your home.
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Here are the best vacuums for sucking up pet hair.
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And I didn't have to worry about sucking anything in.
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Whenever there's senior level departures, there's a sucking sound upward.
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Singing, talking, smoking, sucking dick, eating delicious snacks, drinking smoothies.
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At least you're sucking up your own dust and noise.
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Lendl spoke, Zverev listened, occasionally sucking on a water bottle.
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They always knew we were sucking dick at gloryholes, anyway.
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As Spieth spoke, he stared ahead, sucking on the mints.
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I was seen as sucking up to the evil system.
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Another is in her bra and sucking on a popsicle.
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Democrats know that impeachment is sucking up all the oxygen.
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Just another person taking up space and sucking up oxygen.
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The taste, Etta told me, felt like sucking on metal.
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We're not talking about sucking up to your boss, either.
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All while sucking up the majority of online ad dollars.
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Yeah, so they don't sell cars would be sucking, right?
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At best, they often feel pointless; at worst, they're soul-sucking.
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Sleep-training practices, such as swaddling and sucking, reflexively calm infants.
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Sucking and licking toes can be ticklish ... from what we hear.
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I enjoy sucking cock and looking at tits and eating ass.
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He then inserted a glass dropper, sucking up the white liquid.
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You'll be ready to go for the next snot sucking session!
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The driver strike is sucking up all the oxygen right now.
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Lights coming from behind the monolith enhanced Vantablack's light-sucking abilities.
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She keeps sucking a dick or going out and dancing, whatever.
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It's a hybrid that actually transforms into a laptop without sucking.
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By 2011, White and Padgett were sick of sucking it up.
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Smart people know the difference between being helpful—and sucking up.
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Beckham was spotted Saturday in WeHo sucking face with Lexi Wood.
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If he wasn't chain smoking he was sucking on a vape.
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"He was like sucking my toes," she recounts as James squeals.
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But sometimes L.A. can feel a bit intense and soul sucking.
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Some people like sucking on ice chips or frozen ice pops.
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Sucking up those young customers is a natural move for Amazon.
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And it's far from alone in sucking amid the Sonic catalog.
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It must be energy-sucking sometimes, and utterly bizarre at points.
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They are the most soul-sucking strain of professional sports franchise.
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They are already devouring one another and sucking the bones dry.
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They might be holding Mr. Harper up or sucking him down.
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"They are sucking the blood of the people," Mr. Noor said.
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It simply wandered around a room sucking up dust and debris.
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Go deeper ... Earth's climate-change liposuction: Sucking carbon from the air
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There is no banking industry sucking people in with high salaries.
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Prolonged thumb sucking can cause dental issues such as misaligned teeth.
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Historically, that blood-sucking bug would not survive the Alaskan climate.
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Today, six ships comb the ocean, sucking sediment from the seabed.
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If you're sucking and not playing well, they'll tell you that.
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"Warren is sucking the oxygen out of Bernie's campaign," Bannon said.
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Or, as one redditor put it, "A faith sucking rabbit hole."
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O'Connor said thumb sucking and nail biting can both "reduce tension and increase feelings of comfort," but as of now, there is no direct link between thumb sucking in babies and nail biting later in life.
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It definitely serves its purpose (half snot-sucking, half toddler torture device).
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You've survived this long without sucking at the teat of big ISP.
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They're dead, vacuous orbs sucking in any genuine positivity that surrounds them.
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Yay, it has twin motors for sucking up more dirt and dust.
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Sucking it up for the team may be dangerous to your health.
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They're all sucking into the paint because he's so effective in there.
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At one point, the duo enjoyed a period of synchronized thumb sucking!
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And the company sucking up all the oxygen, of course, is Facebook.
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But the data show that the "giant sucking sound" has largely faded.
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Marlowe's weather imagery of sucking stars and blazing meteors is outrageously visceral.
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This baby is literally sucking the life out of me, I think.
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The way they eat is by sucking up their food or prey.
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But thanks to some upcoming changes, it might stop sucking so bad.
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That is difficult to square with a rising dollar sucking in imports.
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Like the doctor sucking out the blood from a patient's neck wound.
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"It's not just sucking up the files because that's easy," he said.
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Sucking all your nights and weekends into a wormhole of lost time?
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More believable, but please don't subject us to any more face-sucking.
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" And the email went on, calling him a "lying scum sucking ass****.
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But trees are profoundly adept at sucking carbon out of the air.
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Another problem comes from the sucking in of sea water for processing.
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The feared mob boss had been sucking on it like a bib.
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You're basically just sucking fluorescent liquid concoctions out of a plastic tube.
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He made a sucking sound as he tried to take in air.
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Trump won by sucking up all the oxygen in the debate hall.
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Facebook's creepiness stems from it sucking in data to power ad targeting.
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See: Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling sucking face at the 2005 ceremony.
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He'd been sucking off some doctor and the doctor was on call.
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Transubstantiation: me after him, a baby sucking my nipple, rain ribboning windows.
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NAFTA caused neither a giant sucking sound nor a massive economic boom.
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They're hiccupping, sucking their thumbs, listening to voices, feeling and developing nerves.
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They do this by sucking away the calcium from your jaw bone.
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He deserves to be ridiculed — the bully sucking up to the bully.
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Mueller battle royale sucking up an enormous amount of D.C. media oxygen.
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They endure fire ants, suffer sunstroke and nearly drown in sucking mud.
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I inflated my belly like a balloon, sucking in air for ballast.
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It was like sucking on a very sour tangerine, or an orange.
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Does "sucking it up" mean pandering to cultural angst or nativist fears?
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This didn't stop Cruz from sucking up to Trump after the election.
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North, east, south or west, the city's population is still sucking smoke.
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She looked left and right, making humming sounds and sucking her thumb.
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Jackie, sucking on her mother's finger, wears an oversized floppy pink hat.
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There is one area in which Democrats are not collectively sucking wind.
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"You been sucking hind teat on a warthog" — your face is dirty.
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Way more corrupt lawmakers, lobbyists, and donors sucking at the government teat.
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The cooling units are already in heavy use and sucking in air.
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Staying in a marriage that is sucking the life out of you.
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They hang out in the ground, sucking sugar out of tree roots.
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It is also about the soul-sucking nature of life under capitalism.
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They just walk right by and go about their soul-sucking lives.
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Fifteen years ago, when many of you were sucking at the teat of your mothers the rest of us were sucking at the teat of technology, and we, being brave technological pioneers, bought our RAM and installed it ourselves.
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But the more existential problem was it wasn't sucking very much at all.
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Novikov hungrily obliged, sucking down a third of the can in one sip.
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If you want to ditch your dreary life-sucking job, go for it!
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Imagine sucking back 50 Domino sugar packets at once, and that's a Dollarita.
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Preventing the phone from sleeping and sucking continuously on GPS will do that.
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In a graphic display, leeches are shown to be sucking against bare skin.
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"I think the political conversation is sucking all the oxygen out," she said.
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Two minutes later [To Inara]: UR SUCKING SOMEBODYS DICK TO GET THOSE EPICS.
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Try putting your hand on your stomach right now—and not sucking in.
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Shortly afterwards, Congo plunged into a horrific civil war, sucking in several neighbours.
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Cruz even gave another speech Thursday morning sucking up more of the airtime.
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But sucking all the insane pizzazz out of architecture that's become world renowned?
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Let the light of the Patriots sucking warm your cold and weary existence.
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And the youngsters tend to favor a vast array of data-sucking apps.
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He jeered at leftists as "egg-sucking phoney liberals" or "communists and queers".
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There's a sucking and popping noise as the blonde pushes Buddy's face away.
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But EU citizens are still, all too often, stuck sucking in unhealthy air.
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Forests are gigantic carbon sinks, sucking up greenhouse gasses and expelling precious oxygen.
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Lose your kidneys and your life is going to start sucking real fast.
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The joy-sucking iPhone X. Photo: GettyToday's kids are better behaved than ever.
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So thank you condoms for sucking, I'm now a dad and it's amazing.
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The Stamp Gang was Australia Post's attempt at sucking kids into stamp collecting.
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Here's a chance to grab all its sucking power at a good discount.
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A dedicated GPS device offers you clearer instructions without sucking up your data.
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You know what that means: You better start sucking up to your circle.
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Shortly thereafter (and apropos of nothing), Lux starts sucking her son Harlo's cock.
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Instead of sucking up the makeup, it pushes it out onto the face.
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You won't find any suggestive fruit sucking in the booths at REDO Media.
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They are a real blow to humankind, especially with the ankle-sucking pants.
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Babies have been seen sucking on their fingers in utero weeks before birth.
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When a pediatrician discusses thumb-sucking, it's usually because a parent is worried.
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He doesn't play the time-sucking video games he dearly loves much anymore.
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I'll admit the first place my brain went was blood-sucking she-vampire.
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Election security is sucking up all the oxygen in policy conversations these days.
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We manage to stay alive by sucking our joy out of one another.
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That night he fell asleep sucking his thumb and wearing his father's hat.
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He'd had one once, and the doctor had prescribed sucking on lemon drops.
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They take a hit, sucking on the device as they would a cigarette.
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That being O.K. is the humility that comes only with sucking and persevering.
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Walking away from that region has a way of sucking America back in.
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That drew a statement from Manchin driving home his point about Washington sucking.
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It was never super clear why Graham was suddenly sucking up to Trump.
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Sucking down a tube of eggs, she imagines making herself a steaming omelet.
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It's great for big spills and sucking up crumbs between the couch cushions.
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But it opens in a bleak 21st-century, soul-sucking, corporate New York.
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They are surrounded by real sand, and yet their bottoms are mucky, sucking silt.
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Environmentalists and neighboring states worry about Foxconn sucking up all of Lake Michigan's water.
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NSA triples metadata collection numbers, sucking up over 500 million call records in 2017
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So far, this blood-sucking mystery has left us with more questions than answers.
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Eight years ago, could you imagine drawing a presidential candidate sucking his own dick?
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For adults, sucking may be a tension-reducer like wiggling your foot or tapping.
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And it's a one-way economy — the sucking and the digging is out here.
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In another chilling moment, Gomez coyly reveals that she is sucking on an eyeball.
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But sucking money from bank accounts might have unintended consequences and would be unpopular.
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" She added with a joking shrug, "A little sucking up is probably never bad.
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Hardware companies are responding, too, with distraction-less phones that address time-sucking apps.
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We pull up to a light, and while I'm sucking him he starts laughing.
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C'mon, did you ever envision a gunk-sucking facial magnet in your medicine cabinet?
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And that's how we come to the semiotics of sucking a trans woman's dick.
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Facebook is very good at making it difficult to leave its soul-sucking ecosystem.
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But there's still nothing like experiencing one of these skin-sucking sessions for yourself.
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Bieber is no longer sucking pacifiers in public or sharing sus social media content.
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Likewise, if you're sucking, that level will drop back down with a depressing thud.
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Sucking deposits out of the commercial banks could force them to find funding elsewhere.
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Covered in blood and sucking wind, Conor McGregor found an inflection point for 22.
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"It's sucking the oxygen out of the room, everybody knows that," said Arizona Sen.
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His mandate, also new, is to knock it off with the sucking around already.
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But first-gen iterations of new technology are often unnecessarily big and battery sucking.
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Sucking on lollipops was supposedly added to his character to indulge that sweet tooth.
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"We start by sucking a sheet off the stack with vacuum feeders," she said.
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Choose from toffee baubles, berry jamboree, Nutella ganache, M&Ms, sucking candy (?), and Starbursts.
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Debris scattered, rupturing a window and partially sucking one passenger out of the opening.
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Many of us will enjoy watching that soul-sucking moment the night of Nov.
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"Obviously, the economy is having an effect because it's sucking people back," he said.
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Victory complicated Grant's life by sucking him into politics, complicating the storytelling as well.
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Maybe this was all some arcane plan she'd explain later, while sucking his dick.
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The baby was sucking from a bottle and seemed to glare disapprovingly at me.
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That movement was sucking wind before the election and died a quick death after.
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"This baby is sucking the life from me," Teigen tweeted during her second pregnancy.
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So what if you're sucking up dust and the noise is driving you crazy?
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And once an investor joins more than one board, its time-sucking properties multiply.
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They were on a reconnaissance mission home through sucking mud and hip-high waters.
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But that loan must be paid back with interest, sucking the funds back out.
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The Amazon is sucking in carbon and greenhouse gases while slowing the rising temperatures.
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"Slapping him" or sucking it up are not, in fact, a woman's only options.
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We can't have it all be about TV ads and sucking up to billionaires.
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To prevent flooding, this 72-foot-wide concrete funnel is sucking down the excess.
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Instead of just sucking food out of the water, giant clams farm it themselves.
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They're not good at politics, but they're really good at sucking up people's money.
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The Cyclone V10's cleaner head now includes adjustable vents for sucking in larger debris.
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There's usually a lot more sucking, licking, and touching involved than actual, you know, blowing.
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People's entire lives have been overturned by these (increasingly common) blood-sucking, itch-inducing pests.
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When government is an abstract entity sucking in tax dollars, most people don't like it.
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They operate by sucking in air from the back and spitting it out the front.
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Alphabet is very good at sucking in personal information and repackaging it to sell stuff.
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Can blockchain technology fix the soul sucking tedium and cost of back-and-forth bureaucracy?
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There's a lot of it … There's lots of dents, holes from the liposuction sucking out.
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Babies are soothed by sucking and pacifiers can help calm a crying baby in seconds.
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Rwandair, the loss-making national airline, is sucking in subsidies as it opens new routes.
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A well-connected oligarchy is sucking up a disproportionate share of the proceeds of growth.
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The resource-sucking trial set Microsoft behind competitors like Google on crucial innovations like search.
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Why is the US such a great place to grow other people's water-sucking crops?
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I've been thinking I suck since I was old enough to know what sucking meant.
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No associations were found for nail-biting or thumb-sucking and asthma or hay fever.
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Fossils of blood-sucking bugs from the time of the dinosaurs had been discovered before.
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With that, the observatory could use the diesel generators to run its power-sucking radar.
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Jobs in manufacturing were being shipped overseas and in trade, China was sucking us dry.
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Instead, people are sucking up Ethereum's resources to breed and trade digital cats called CryptoKitties.
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I gasped as his mouth found purchase on my neck, sucking and then nipping lightly.
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Is your browser sucking up memory and disk space and slowing down your whole system?
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But just seeing mega-stars Pitt and Cruise as blood sucking vampires is worth it.
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Joakim was sucking face with a hot mystery babe Wednesday on a yacht in Ibiza.
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Worse is when a relationship with one of these giant time-sucking games becomes unhealthy.
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More sophisticated operations use water cannons and boats sucking mud from the bottoms of rivers.
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Sucking is usually when I shout, "No go back to what you were doing before".
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There's something sucking around me as this beautiful force hits me and then goes back.
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Nearly everyone had regretted registering for a space-sucking, clunky machine that they never use.
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I've honestly thought about putting my mouth around her nose and just sucking it out.
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That clown was sucking more than a water bottle when I was done with him.
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Couples are sucking down blue tinged liquid and doing tequila shots to 'Niggas in Paris'.
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Gird your loins (and your bank accounts), people — you're in for some salary-sucking treats.
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Heldring said the leading tech companies are disrupting other sectors and sucking up the dollars.
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They're not really hydrating, but they're not sucking all the moisture from my lips either.
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These hard sucking candies with layers of flavor grew in popularity throughout the late 1970s.
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The Dues Sucking firefighters leadership will always support Democrats, even though the membership wants me.
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Since then, there have been alleged sightings of the blood-sucking critter across North America.
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Here are a few of my favorites: • Put some blood-sucking leeches behind your ears.
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Students can take notes or sketch, but most processors can't handle power-sucking design apps.
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And newborn instincts like the sucking, grasping and even head turning are important for survival.
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A patient four beds down was sucking lamb stew through a straw and shivering uncontrollably.
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The singer has been spotted numerous times around the world (literally) sucking on a pacifier.
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It just happens by accident, usually because you've overcome an illness or plain old sucking.
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I walked down the street sucking on cigarettes the way I did in my youth.
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So, instead of sucking up to dictators, we want you to find a safer hobby.
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Do you enjoy sipping a cup of hot ginger tea or sucking on ginger candy?
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But under your hand, the unexpected: the undone buttons, the sucking mouth, the bared breast.
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Jaden was hugging, sucking face and holding hands with Sarah Snyder during the NYC event.
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The last time it happened a monkey chased a staff member sucking on a lollipop.
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We have had trouble with sucking (checked for tongue tie / lip tie) those were fine.
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Most were sucking on filthy icicles that had fallen from the eave of a greenhouse.
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With each oxygen-sucking, uphill step, I slipped and slid backward on the sandy slope.
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Editorial Libya has become a vortex of human suffering, sucking in thousands of desperate migrants.
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Airplane emissions, single-use wrapping paper waste, and electricity-sucking Christmas tree lights — oh, my!
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Earlier this year, a woman's review of the Tracy's Dog Clitoral Sucking Vibrator went viral.
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"You can't have guys in here sucking up energy, because it's tough," World Peace said.
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Some apps, like Facebook's, may be worse offenders at sucking your battery dry than others.
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Hemp is, however, useful for food, textiles and sucking up heavy metals in the ground.
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Just one at the end of the day, and just sucking that first drag. Okay.
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A retractable foot, a siphon for sucking up water, powerful muscles, and, sometimes, a pearl.
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I don't often see people sucking on lipstick tubes, so that seems an unlikely scenario.
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Remember, back in the summer, Anwar and Kendall were sucking face at an after-party.
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Alongside toe sucking, foot jobs, and massages, she allowed Mark to give her regular pedicures.
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Black holes look like they're sucking in matter from all around, but that's a common misconception.
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Beyond hair pulling, kids and adults alike struggle with nail biting, skin picking and thumb sucking.
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In Reebok uniforms, UFC fighters turn entrances into time-sucking chores instead of parades of personality.
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But, are those half-gallon margaritas you're sucking down at TGI Fridays sabotaging your gainz brah?
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It's powered through the air by induction: a green alternative to the average energy-sucking bulb.
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Andy King begged producers to cut that dick-sucking story from the Netflix Fyre festival documentary.
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Easily agitated, Wooden Phone would pop his lip -- the equivalent of a child sucking his thumb.
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Hunting for deals on flights can be a soul-sucking (not to mention wallet-draining) endeavor.
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App Annie noted that mobile was sucking up more of people's time in 2018, as well.
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Trail and Madson knew Cunanan sucked, but you can't report someone to the police for sucking.
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Sucking (instead of licking) is just one way to add some variety to your oral game.
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After sucking in a lungful of air, as if loading for a verbal barrage, she continued.
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"There's nothing more demoralizing, it's so utterly soul-sucking and degrading," Peterson says of the account.
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The fighting is rooted in old conflicts and now involves many groups, sucking in Yemen's neighbours.
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You now have two of your largest expenses sucking money away from you every single month.
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But, he calculated, even sucking on sugarcane all day wouldn't produce enough fructose to cause disease.
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Look, I know it's a bit early to be talking about getting high and sucking dick.
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"My hall pass is Quinn from Homeland," revealed Teigen in between sucking on her ring-pop.
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" Domscheit-Berg also described Assange's penchant for eating raw meat and sucking "one lemon after another.
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When event host Angelo Cataldi says "Go!" the burst of slurping, sucking, grabbing, and gasping begins.
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"They bought the competition and now they're sucking the data out of the competition," Warren said.
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Despite claims that they aren't dating, the two were seen sucking face at a club recently.
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His flow is sucking the life out of that song, on an album called More Life.
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Father-shaped sucking holes in your life weren't something Charlie had to spend much time researching.
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With Google and Facebook sucking money out of newsrooms, the Bezos model has become increasingly popular.
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In our ad-driven, data-sucking digital universe, why would your WebMD visits be any different?
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A Gonatus squid was spotted sucking off the face of a "really huge dragonfish," she says.
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The soup dumplings include a pillow-size monster served with a straw for sucking the broth.
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Its purpose is to stop the roundabout from sucking in all the potential wealth and opportunities.
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It also works with Alexa, runs quietly, has zoned cleaning, and does a good job sucking.
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The Shark Navigator Freestyle is great for both standard cleanups and for sucking up pet fur.
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At ten feet, I could hear the sucking sound of wave troughs disappearing under the ship.
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Annalise and Wes are sucking down all the gravity of the episode along with the vodka.
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What if things get worse and someone else discovers that my sucking is a factual truth?
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Lawyer Up: Justin Bieber is being sued for sucking at beer pong and smashing a phone.
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Plus, watching celebrities do weird shit with juice is way more fun than sucking it down.
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For the past two hours she'd been sucking in her stomach, trying to quell the growls.
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My kids sucking it all up with their TikTok and we have a limited data plan.
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Wanna see Rod Stewart mock Argentina for sucking in the World Cup and then defend Sweden?
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But in media in general, I mean, here you have Facebook sucking out all the value.
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However, the "America sucking equals sweet riffs" model is inherently flawed in oh, so many ways.
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"A lot of large companies have moved here and are just sucking up talent," he said.
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He could see his heart inside of a sucking chest wound the size of a fist.
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Aphids are a familiar sight in the garden, sucking the juices out of your rose bushes.
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Online campaigns like Stop Sucking and the Last Plastic Straw have declared war on the straws.
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They're stuck where they started, soaking up the sun and sucking up nutrients from the soil.
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Not a single person wore shoes, which would have been ripped off by the sucking mud.
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His name is immortalized in one of the nickel-sucking plants used in the Malaysian plot.
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The revelry often keeps them up at night, occasionally luring them out and sucking them in.
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"The U.S. is sucking up all the talent from all across the world," Mr. Collison said.
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This meant that it was sucking up blood, which suggested that it might indeed be malignant.
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D.J.'s silence set this whirlwind into motion, sucking in proxy voices to fill the void.
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" What he was evidently proficient at was "art and languages and sucking up to the masters.
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They are opportunistic omnivores sucking up whatever they can: grasses, crab apples, even snakes and slugs.
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"I don't think it's ever been this hot before," Grimes said, bent over and sucking air.
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Her brother, João Lucas, seemed unaware of her, his eyes closed, his mouth making sucking motions.
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But I can say it continues to be a frustrating, time-sucking and sometimes traumatizing experience.
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What he's said: Rosenstein said he's concerned about the addictive, time-sucking nature of social media.
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The notion of sucking at something flies in the face of the overhyped notion of perfectionism.
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Maybe sucking at something where the stakes are low can lead us to a better place.
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Most kids will give up thumb sucking between the ages of two and four-years-old.
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Harwood recommends initiating a candid discussion with your child explaining the consequences of continued thumb sucking.
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Sucking in and puffing out consistently can also change the color of your lips, Kassardjian said.
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The U.S.-China trade war has been sucking all of the oxygen out of the room.
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We would do all kinds of strip club shows, but also these weird dick-sucking contests.
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Pitch meetings, rife with sucking up and bogus fervor, are among Fogelson's least favorite executive tasks.
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They do a good job sucking you up on play action and hitting it behind you.
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When you disrupt that experience of baby sucking on the mom's breast, what do you lose?
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The clicks play like gibberish to most ears, a chorus of sucking teeth and popping corks.
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The original still reigns supreme—a neon wormhole in the sky, sucking you up, up, and away.
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Whatever the preference, eating crayfish is a messy ordeal that requires a lot of sucking and slurping.
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People were sick of their web searches getting hijacked, or mobile ads sucking up their data plans.
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I look at Jennifer and she's just sucking on her wrist where the Cool Ranch scent was.
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Do you really think drawing a picture of Donald Trump sucking his own dick helps the situation?
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"I went close to the dam first and I could feel it sucking me in," he said.
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"Just the action of sucking starts the chain of events in a woman's body," Dr. Levine says.
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Instead, Cruz took it as an opportunity to crib Trump's big-dog act despite sucking at it.
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Most of China's teapots are in Shandong, sucking in crude from West Africa, Russia, Oman and Brazil.
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At some point, striving for the biggest audience starts sucking the fun and whimsy out of pop.
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Slowly, I move toward her, ignoring the bony elbows, gaunt faces, tired old women sucking their lips.
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We tried to quietly walk past the hoard of blood-sucking monsters, then sprinted to the SUV.
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Bild, Germany's biggest-selling tabloid, has accused Mario Draghi, the ECB's boss, of sucking people's savings dry.
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Secondly, they get stuck in your teeth when you lose patience after sucking them for 40 minutes.
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London is the world's most outsized capital city, sucking life out of the rest of the country.
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A new war could spread far beyond Congo's borders, sucking in neighbours as happened 20 years ago.
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Wheat and rice alone are sucking up almost 70 percent of the water used on crops worldwide.
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Apple Corps, the company they founded in 21843, had become an unholy mess of money-sucking misadventures.
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But this is the atmosphere we're all sucking in everyday, regardless of whether you're human or bird.
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Her social media stardom follows her around the web, sucking an entire news cycle in around her.
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Encase it in this silicone skin to keep it secure so you can keep sucking at Cuphead.
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His music producer Harry is a dervish, spinning from room to room, sucking up all available oxygen.
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And with that, the robot has completed the sole task it was designed for: sucking up lionfish.
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Maybe sucking down goo in one of those Matrix pods wouldn't be so bad, after all. Maybe.
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They may also become clingy or regress in behavior, such as wetting the bed or thumb-sucking.
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They found hundreds of ticks sucking on the ears and under the coat of her poor sheep.
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With my Plume network setup and ready for data-sucking activity, I stopped and waited 30 minutes.
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It is the region's own weakness, rather than malign Western intent, that keeps sucking in outside powers.
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On the right, the multinational chain store sucking profits out of the community and exploiting their workers.
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Even better: The scrubbers EnviroCorp sold would be carbon-negative—literally sucking CO2 out of the air.
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Aside from being intelligent computer geniuses and not sucking blood, hackers aren't all that different from vampires.
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I was expecting a pleasant sucking, but it was way too intense, even on the lowest speed.
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But a big fire can create its own winds, sucking in air from around it, Mass said.
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They see no point to sucking the marrow from life, because for Jaeggy there is no marrow.
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A curious wind was sucking in a thick fog from the water, and Kotka led me inside.
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Later, the perspective shoots down his throat to reveal a baby sucking its thumb at the camera.
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Instead what you saw yesterday was Robert Mueller sucking the life out of the impeachment movement altogether.
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Slow sucking noises replaced the roar as the cloth stuck to every square inch of my body.
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Seven new stadiums are being built, along with other infrastructure, sucking in building materials from far afield.
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It was easier walking than riding, passing over and under fallen trees, and slogging through sucking mud.
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And by that, he means sucking on plastic straws—one of the largest causes of marine pollution.
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Is any venue packed with large Americans sucking the nipples on their water bottles inherently de-gravitased?
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Many of his friends had started sucking on the e-cigarette that resembles a USB flash drive.
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How can we set limits on tracking, advertising, and the fast-advancing field of data-sucking AIs?
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The whole video is basically that stupid tweet about 'The Sheriff of sucking you off' made sentient.
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The absence of those forests contribute to climate change because their trees aren't sucking up carbon emissions.
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Trump treated the campaign like a reality TV show, sucking all the oxygen out of the room.
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As I cruised the back room throughout the night, I found guys fisting, sucking, groping, and kissing.
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Old first-aid maxims — like slitting open the wound and sucking out the venom — are now discredited.
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A massive explosion racks the image on the screen, sucking all the grays out of the picture.
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Then we had the rise of Microsoft sucking the oxygen out of the room so to speak.
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The modern fam was so NOT awkward, Chris and Kat were even sucking face during the outing.
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It was President Emmanuel Macron's strategy for sucking the wind out of the Yellow Vest protest movement.
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And then on foreign policy, you could see Assad sucking up to Trump and Bibi offending him.
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Then again, it was hard to see Graham sucking up to Trump after calling him a disaster.
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The window popped out of the fuselage entirely, partially sucking Riordan into the turbulent, arctic air outside.
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The city then made a rapid advance southward, sucking in villages with dirt roads and rice paddies.
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The warming Arctic had knocked the jet stream wonky again, sucking superheated air north from the Sahara.
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The couple did previously open about how they incorporate toe-sucking into their sex life, after all.
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We can't have a democracy that's all about TV ads and billionaires and sucking up to billionaires.
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Thumb sucking is mostly harmless unless it goes on for multiple years past the age of five.
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In the case of Nest, the situation was resolved by sucking the smart-home newcomer into Google.
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"It's sucking up time and time management at this point in the race is critical," Bennett said.
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Biden is sucking wind on money, and now Bloomberg is moving into his lane with unlimited cash.
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The newer businesses are sucking up investments as Google adds data centers and employees to support them.
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Within minutes, lulled by the sounds of her sucking on her fingers, we were both asleep again.
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She is kissing my cheek, now she's sucking on my cheek and nearly giving me a hickey.
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The blood-sucking pest is considered more lethal to humans than any other animal in the world.
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Should everyone start panicking and prepare to begin sucking up to their new Chinese and Russian overlords?
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Trump outmaneuvered his GOP opponents in the battle for earned media, sucking the oxygen out of news cycles.
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As expected, President Trump's proposed federal budget delivers a wind-sucking gut-punch to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The summer garden is like a sexy vampire—though it may be gorgeous, it's also sucking you dry.
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That's pretty cool, but could you replace the vacuum cleaner with just a human sucking on a straw?
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Finally it was turned on, sucking hungrily at her chest, stomach, and crotch before flopping to one side.
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It makes sense, the competition is bruising and ultimately money-sucking, so ... I think ... Let me step back.
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It's satire through the lens of sucking and fucking, grown in Amazon's completely bonkers self-published erotica scene.
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Because the processes that make up "AI" are often resource-intensive, sucking up CPU time and battery power.
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They are hard AF in the middle and no amount of sucking will do anything to change that.
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Throw a backlight on the Game Boy, and it becomes a battery-sucking hog like the Game Gear.
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In Paris, he's sucking up to this film/record producer guy, and changes the lyrics of their song.
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It's sucking up all the screen time, and watering down a superhero fantasy into a dreary soap opera.
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Remember all that shit-talking you did about almonds sucking up too much of California's drought-plagued water?
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Sucking energy from the warm waters of the Gulf, it became a fully fledged hurricane on August 1083th.
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Sucking up as much data as possible on users is essential for it to precisely target those ads.
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The shifting of U.S. jobs to Mexico created a "giant sucking sound," he famously said during the campaign.
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The rest of us will keep hoping the iPad Pro series stops sucking, or the Surface gets cheaper.
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Trade subtracted 0.34 percentage point from GDP growth, with dollar strength weighing on exports and sucking in imports.
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Stop sucking the joy out of our souls, stop stealing our laughter and turning it into Facebook likes.
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So oral sex when I was around the age of 16, 17 was very much about sucking dick.
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There are real threats elsewhere, yet we find ourselves in a morale-sucking, growth-slowing series of skirmishes.
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Do we see ourselves moving planet to planet, sucking life out of each one for our own survival?
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Sucking aquifers dry, for instance, has prompted the land above to subside, damaging roads, bridges and irrigation canals.
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Jay had to get them out for me, sucking harder than he's ever sucked ... and you know what?
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Malaria is caused by Plasmodium parasites which are carried by mosquitoes and spread through their blood-sucking bites.
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If breathing in a scent all day bothers you, try sucking on lemon candies while you work, instead.
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If that gets passed, taxes will continue sucking into the foreseeable future, despite the existence of better options.
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After all, she has a soul-sucking sword, so it seems like it might be a good idea.
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The team sucking butt, though, even if there's a new local arena coming, may be his breaking point.
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In 2015, the Kylie Jenner lip challenge had people sucking on shot glasses to achieve fuller-looking lips.
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Morena's been fighting to get this discount, claiming Chick was sucking her finances dry instead of finding work.
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Malaria is caused by Plasmodium parasites, which are carried by mosquitoes and spread through their blood-sucking bites.
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People will start sucking up to her — in the same way they used to suck up to you.
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The footage of Swaney's Olympic half-pipe run has gone viral, and she's being thoroughly dragged for sucking.
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Morgan spent much of last season sucking the fun out of pretty much every scene he appeared in.
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"It's a Monday morning," Ainsley Earhardt said, adjusting her fuchsia jumpsuit and sucking the lipstick from her teeth.
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Players have to solve puzzles, find clues, and use Luigi's ghost-sucking vacuum cleaner to save the day.
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Facebook, Google and Amazon are sucking up ad dollars, forcing publishers to search for other streams for revenue.
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" He later added: "The Dues Sucking firefighters leadership will always support Democrats, even though the membership wants me.
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Fight back by sucking on sugar-free candies or chewing sugar-free gum, as both stimulate saliva production.
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Perhaps the GPS is sucking up a lot of battery life, or maybe it's the local music player.
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While the moms try to out-mom each other, Jimmy's sucking it up and hanging with the dads.
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For those who aspire to reach a bit higher, there are soul-sucking office jobs to be had.
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I've done blowjob things where the girl is sucking off a guy, and he cums in her mouth.
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Officially, whiteflies are called hemipterans, a large family of insects that rely on sucking nutrients from their hosts.
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The bitterness of its leaves, the warm straw, the sucking noises, the sharing, make it an intimate experience.
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Tadpoles hatched from eggs in the pond and swam about, sucking tiny particles of food into their mouths.
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A large radar jet crashed there in 1995 after sucking geese into its engines, killing 24 crew members.
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The indiscreet videos demand your attention while burning through your mobile data plan and sucking up your batteries.
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But the blunt reality is that we risk soul-sucking dependency if we're always setting kids' broken arms.
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Many of the crops favored by Indigenous populations are particularly adept at sucking carbon out of the atmosphere.
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Pros: Hands-free, safe design for sucking or teethingCons: Some color options might accidentally break into two parts
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Images are centripetal, sucking all the energy into the heart of the screen as if into a whirlpool.
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I found it slightly creepy — sucking up to Trump and to the Trump administration in hope of favors.
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Fortunately, there are apps designed to prevent trackers embedded inside apps and websites from sucking up your data.
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I wondered, Do these people think I'm sucking on a crack pipe the second I leave the office?
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That leaves little buffer for losses or possible production delays, or for the company's cash-sucking solar business.
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She continues: The notion of sucking at something flies in the face of the overhyped notion of perfectionism.
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Just as with humans, sucking at something is the first step toward becoming sort of good at it.
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Plus your child will stop sucking their thumb on their own and you won&apost need to intervene.
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At home, Benjamin was always close by, a silent witness, sucking his thumb and reflecting while I worked.
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Any impeachment proceeding would be the story in American politics, sucking up media attention and congressional investigative resources.
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But these days, the soul-sucking software company that employs the film's protagonist would have very different digs.
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Sucking up has nothing to do with a real relationship built on respect; it is sneaky and underhanded.
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No one has studied the impact of sucking these vapors deep into the lungs for years on end.
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Or the stress of ditching our twins' diapers, binkies and thumb-sucking in the months before Jack arrived.
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That probably explains the presence of the parasite the researchers were there to investigate: the blood-sucking hookworm.
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I'd be sucking my own blood while trying to make sense of something that's quite hard to explain.
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Tiny little sponges sucking up all the information around them, moldable minds that are all yours to form.
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There is an adorable 4-year-old in a high-visibility-workwear yellow baseball cap, sucking his thumb.
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Lynn Davidson, a developmental pediatrician who is an attending physician at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore in the Bronx, and the author of a review article on thumb sucking, said she tends to be "very low-key" about thumb sucking, since children often stop on their own as they grow.
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Go deeper: Scientists say major push for CO2 removal needed Earth's climate-change liposuction: Sucking carbon from the air
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When she was born, she had two scabs on her hands called sucking blisters from trying to self-soothe.
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The lazy person settles for breaking off and crushing the claws, sucking out the brains, and peeling the tail.
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What could he possibly have in common with a mogul who made his fortune sucking the Earth's resources dry?
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The experience is even similar to if you had a card plugged into the PCI slot sucking up power.
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Then there's Breath, a mining rig that generates the cryptocurrency Monero based on how fast you're sucking in air.
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Vanderpump Rules returned on Monday sucking us all back into the behind-the-scenes, camera-ready drama of SUR.
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Eat the feet by sucking the tender, soft skin off the bone and discarding the bones as you go.
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If I wanted to watch people sucking and being dumb, I would just spend all my time on Twitter.
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Which makes her a perfect foil for a different, oxygen-sucking brand of political warfare: the pro-Trump media.
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They also saw that breastfeeding happened in cycles — sometimes the babies were suckling more, sometimes they were sucking less.
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"We kissed each other with open mouths, sucking at each other like we were eating mussels," Ms. Broder writes.
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A gust of shrapnel blew out a window, partly sucking one passenger in Row 113 headfirst into the sky.
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"The baby doesn't fall asleep, or enjoys sucking too much, ending up regurgitating everything, a total disaster," Cesari said.
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Publishers have reacted to Google and Facebook sucking up their ad revenue by resorting to these user-hostile tactics.
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In fact, you can complete most levels just by sucking them up one by one and firing them offstage.
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In addition, Europe's existing research bureaucracy is adept at sucking up funds, to the detriment of startups and outsiders.
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Sucking down bongs in your room with a nice pair of headphones on and a cat in your lap.
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Both of the children were spotted sucking on candy canes as they held their parents hands outside the church.
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His arthritis clearly didn't hold him back, because in another video Eddie was caught literally sucking his own dick.
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Throw dying in a zombie apocalypse on the pile with painfully high rental rates and soul sucking subway commutes.
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The move reflects how competitive technology companies can be when it comes to sucking up new talent and technology.
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On Saturday, she posted a serene photo of herself snuggling with Batel, who is busy sucking on a pacifier.
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Further sucking you into the illusion is special four-channel spatialized sound, which essentially makes you hear in 3D.
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These devices take the elbow grease out of cleaning, moving around homes and sucking up dirt and dust autonomously.
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I'm in the toilets next to my primary school classroom, on my knees, sucking off my two best friends.
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Kendall seemed partial to the shot-shots, captioning a photo of herself sucking one down with a simple "yum."
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Consequently, Ted Cruz spent this period sucking up to Trump in hopes of inheriting his supporters down the road.
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CDR is a broad term for what is essentially sucking the heat-trapping gas directly out of Earth's atmosphere.
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These flows, rather like vampires, support themselves by sucking away energy from turbulence, instead of the other way around.
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Shrapnel blew out a window, sucking Jennifer Riordan, a Wells Fargo executive from Albuquerque, partly out of the plane.
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"It just needs to rest a tiny bit for the juices to…" Cikowski says, making a sucking hand motion.
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Dementors are magical, soul-sucking creatures that consist of a billowing black robe and a gaping, soul-hungry mouth.
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Higher prices in the United States are sucking in material from other suppliers across the rest of the world.
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These are being blamed for sucking domestic natural gas out of the market and into the export LNG industry.
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As I write, we may be emerging from a long, 27-year period sucking on roots in the forest.
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Right now, the daily leaks out of the White House are sucking all the oxygen out of the room.
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Or, users would cover filtering holes, so they'd end up sucking more (just different) toxic chemicals into their lungs.
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Pair them with those soul-sucking Minion fries and some bright yellow banana ice cream and call it dinner.
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He's excellent at slipping screens, sucking in help defenders, and then finishing above the rim with Rated-R violence.
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In that moment, I nodded in agreement, sucking in my gut so hard my face turned red — so crazy.
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Whenever she gave a speech, you could hear the air sucking out of the room minutes after she started.
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Some argue the bank is already deploying something close to 'copter cash by sucking up so many government bonds.
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Somehow, my pinky finger ended up in his mouth and I was astonished at strength of his sucking reflex.
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Our blood-sucking, disease-spreading mosquito competitors, on the other hand, hate chicken and avoid them like the plague.
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The stone-sucking routine, following Beckett's prose almost as if it were stage directions, comes closest to his spirit.
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Whales aren't sucking carbon dioxide out of the air themselves, but their photosynthetic food (or their food's food) is.
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These countries have been fragmenting from internal conflicts that have morphed into regional proxy battles, sucking in outside powers.
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Harley also shared a photo to her Instagram Story Tuesday of her newborn baby girl sucking on a pacifier.
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The object burst through the plane's window, sucking a passenger toward the hole where the window used to be.
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Both of the children were spotted sucking on candy canes as they held their parents hands outside the church.
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It's been nonstop spit swapping ... sucking face in SFO, cuddling in WeHo and taking it East to South Beach.
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Our country's economy has become a raging inferno, sucking up almost everyone who is willing to work — including minorities.
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If work is sucking all of your energy out of you, your partner will be affected and take note.
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To make matters worse, luxury villas and golf courses are affecting the livelihoods of farmers by sucking up water.
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A gust of shrapnel blew out a window, partly sucking one passenger in Row 14 headfirst into the sky.
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Casper and his bikini-clad companion were all over each other, sucking face and locking legs in the water.
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Caterpillars, aphids and slugs slimed and crawled their way around the mustard plants, slicing, sucking and chewing up leaves.
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Former Blazer Steve Blake leaving new Blazer Evan Turner sucking dust on a pair of very slow, deliberate crossovers.
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Then it's just as easily its own cybercelestial body, sucking you into its infogravitational pull until you can't escape.
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I'm standing there cutting fruit but suddenly I hear a deep, meaty-sounding sucking to the left of me.
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Yes, said David, and I heard the hiss and crackle of him sucking on another joint across the room.
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And now they're calling up sucking up to me because they need the music and I said 'Fuck you.
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Despite what one might see (or do) at Folsom events, openly jerking off, sucking, and fucking are (supposedly) prohibited.
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Maggie's fantasies about vampires sucking her blood are as morbid as Brontë's story of a dead girl named Cathy.
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" Another Fox alumnus said, "His only talent was following orders, sucking up to power, and covering up for people.
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Syria may not be Russia's new Afghan quagmire yet, but its quicksand is sucking Russia in deeper and deeper.
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"Even sucking on a pacifier and then giving it back to the kid produces a reduced risk for allergy."
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Because while they're maintaining their platform, they're already sucking all the, like I said, the juicy bits out. Yeah.
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I mean, shout out to Meek Mill for letting Nicki post a pic of him sucking on her toes.
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"There is a delicate balance between advocating for yourself and sucking it up a little bit," Ms. Eisenhart said.
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I would find myself wandering those trails alone, fucking and sucking and making out, having strange conversations, making friends.
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Will it stop feeling like an inviting, time-sucking television screen in my pocket and more like ...a phone?
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In photos taken by wildlife cameras, she looks almost as if she were sucking in her cheeks to pose.
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Imagine you&aposre a consumer with high interest credit card debt that&aposs sucking your budget dry every month.
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Donald Trump used (and abused) the GOP, using it as a host body, sucking the life out of it.
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Sucking at relationships isn't exactly something bisexuals can exclusively claim as our own, like mood lighting or Marlon Brando.
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Some had been concerned this was higher, with other new business lines expected to stop sucking up funds sooner.
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Nearby distribution centers for big companies like Amazon are sucking up most of the available labor, Mr. Thompson said.
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Drinking very cold ice water or sucking on something cold may seem counterintuitive, but cold can numb the throat.
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With its cavelike layers and endless rooms, its visiting authors and readings, the place keeps sucking you back in.
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Rinaldo has a hearing with the NHL's safely department for sucking-punching Colorado rookie Samuel Girard in Saturday's loss.
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His policy answers were exercises in vacuity, less showcases for a potential president and more giant televised sucking sounds.
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L and other folks who are in the show, and this is sort of sucking up all the oxygen.
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Instead, the summer athletes in Rio reported sucking back green smoothies and beet juice, along with salads or sandwiches.
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The problem arises when the plot holes are so big that they become sucking voids, devouring everything around them.
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You're effectively seeing this giant sucking sound out of the entire retail ecosystem into a small number of players.
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All told, Phelps was sucking in about 12,000 calories — around five times what's recommended for the average American man.
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Its pleasure is more closely related to that of the pacifiers that infants suck on, where the sucking reflex first tricks the body into believing that it is working at getting itself some food, then takes over entirely and turns sucking on something into an activity that is valuable in and of itself.
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By then we had stories of these aliens raiding chicken coops and sucking the blood from dogs and unsuspecting infants.
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The war was sucking the life out of the UK, and Winnie knew only Uncle Sam could turn the tide.
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The devices are known to be disruptive, jamming nearby phones and sucking up vast amounts of metadata from innocent bystanders.
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It holds that opening our jaws and sucking in air cools the brain, something other labs have found support for.
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Unfortunately, the kid's noble attempt to save his family from a scourge of blood-sucking pests didn't exactly work out.
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If Amazon was sucking up data from Facebook about who knew whom, it may explain why Santiago's review was blocked.
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According to the new research, a mere 12 percent of mothers said they use the sucking technique to clean pacifiers.
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No shame in Brooklyn's game ... he was seen sucking face with Playboy model Lexi Wood just last week in WeHo.
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His friend from school serves as an exposition vacuum, sucking up every detail of Spider-Man's character, powers, and costume.
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" Mami was simultaneously sucking on a cigarette and shaking a lit match in the air to extinguish the flame. "Oh!
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The idea behind it is compelling: instead of carrying your attention-sucking phone around, you can carry this tiny thing.
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Whether Congress passes bipartisan legislation encouraging government investment and coordination for technologies sucking CO2 from the sky and related efforts.
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How can we stop ourselves from wanting to know what happens next when they keep sucking us into their stories?
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Porn always starts with dick sucking, then about four or five different positions, and then you cum in her face.
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Oh, and Zuckerberg's ambition in growing Facebook into a data-sucking giant has resulted in the destruction of his reputation.
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A new patent filed by Sony could let you charge a smartphone by sucking precious energy from a friend's device.
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Deep in the Amazon jungle, ecologist Leandro Moraes filmed a moth sucking the tears out of a sleeping antbird's eye.
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Federal Reserve interest rate hikes can be damaging to emerging markets, sucking out capital as risk-free U.S. rates rise.
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Mary had a normal pregnancy, but as a newborn, Henry had trouble gaining weight, breastfeeding or sucking on a bottle.
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They'll close off the pores on their leaves, called stomata, to keep the dry California air from sucking out water.
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And when the conversation turned to toe-sucking, Laich revealed that Hough, 31, is a big fan of the move.
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A third feature Google is introducing highlights the unused apps on your phone that could still be sucking up data.
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He also added a strong dose of Euroskepticism, accusing elites in Vienna of sucking up to the powers in Brussels.
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If you shut the door to your bedroom, you probably won't hear it sucking up dirt in your living room.
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But somehow, despite kind of sucking at this whole interstellar travel thing, I've ceased to find frustration in out there.
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V404 Cygni is a system 8,000 light-years away, consisting of a black hole sucking up matter from a star.
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By the end of the show's 8 o'clock hour, she was sucking a lollipop back in the show's control room.
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Forrest had a normal pregnancy, but as a newborn, Henry had trouble gaining weight, breastfeeding or sucking on a bottle.
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Some researchers are taking on the burden of addressing lead contamination through innovation — small, lead-sucking robots, to be exact.
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To complicate matters, he said that sucking carbon out of the atmosphere isn't as cut and dry as it seems.
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"She was sleeping on her couch and woke up when she realized he was sucking on her toes," prosecutors alleged.
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As the relationship flourishes, the kindly man dupes the lonely mother into installing an information-sucking virus at her workplace.
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Sulfates into the stratosphere, a trillion thin mirrors in space reflecting sunlight, cloud-seeding, forests of artificial CO2 sucking trees.
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Persistent droughts were sucking the earth dry while open cut mining left scars in the ground tens of meters deep.
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But even after the first harvest, it continues sucking CO2 out of the air, creating biomass, and replenishing the soil.
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The father of two alleges he's sucking up camera time to protect his wife, but Dorit is an adult woman.
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Chloe Green is super pregnant, which is why this pic of her sucking on a vape pen is so interesting.
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"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star was splashing around and taking selfies with the guy, while sucking down pineapple drinks.
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But in this galaxy of endless twinkling wrongnesses and uncountable sucking black holes, there is a lodestar that shines brightest.
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It opens swiftly and violently, sucking down a whole lot of buildings and cars and it nearly gets Cruise, too.
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Why don't we finish on that, Jason, because everybody else is sort of sucking wind behind these two, presumably. Sure.
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Measured by total GDP, the decoupling is greater still, because prosperous cities are sucking in disproportionate numbers of urbanising Americans.
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With the app already sucking down power because of its constant GPS usage, you'll notice your phone's battery drain quicker.
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The shutdown is already the longest in U.S. history and it's sucking all of the air out of the room.
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Big companies are automating their jobs, sucking value out of our local economies and paying little or nothing in taxes.
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Trees also affect the amount of water stored in the mountains simply by growing, sucking up water from the ground.
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Enhanced FTAs will spur domestic industry in nations housing Syrians, sucking up refugees and natives alike in an expanding economy.
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He said it was sucking his breath out, and he got back in his car and tried to get out.
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As USA Today noted, even Tiffany Trump is sucking the Secret Service dry by taking overseas vacations with her boyfriend.
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You're not able to remove the venom that has been injected like that, so sucking is a waste of time.
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But increasingly, authorities around the world are acknowledging that work should, at the very least, not be totally soul-sucking.
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The bubble expands to a maximal size and begins to collapse, sucking the glass bead towards it as it does.
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By "priming" the dick, I know that it's ready to go by the time I get to the actual sucking.
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Two million people were walking together on a hot day to a rocky hill and sucking down bottles of water.
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The rest of the evening follows suit, which is fitting for a supernatural Western comedy involving a soul-sucking demon.
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"He probably sees the opportunity in Balaton," Wossala said, sucking on a pipe on the patio of his lakeside home.
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While he has blasted unions as "dues sucking" organizations, he outperformed recent Republican presidential candidates among union households in 2016.
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An added benefit: as opposed to sucking electricity, the plants will help insulate the home, reducing heating and cooling bills.
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It is applied to crops like apples, oranges and strawberries to combat insects like spider mites and sap-sucking bugs.
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There's a thing with an eye that's gonna stick with me every bit as hard as the podling life-sucking.
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It's capable of sucking the dust and debris that sticks to your windows or any glass surface, for that matter.
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A curious passer-by might notice plaintive children in styling chairs, sucking on lollipops, while young women comb their hair.
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But if a snake does bite you, do not engage in the oft-dramatized process of sucking out the poison.
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They set about cleaning up the water with hyperactive single-mindedness, eventually sucking up 90 percent of the lake's phytoplankton.
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Will these people set themselves up on new career paths once they are liberated from the time-sucking unemployment system?
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After the race, the victors celebrate by sucking on pacifiers or drinking cheap wine from baby bottles to symbolize rebirth.
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The prospect of losing a case seemed worse to me than the prospect of sucking it up and moving on.
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The experience of sucking it up through the rolled bill (you are instructed not to snort it) isn't especially enjoyable.
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Some of the bottles with straws that are designed to be leakproof require strong sucking to get any water out.
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The less we use their products, the more that land goes wild again, sucking in billions of tons of carbon.
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Together, they're sucking more support away from Clinton, who is the slight favorite in the general election to defeat Trump.
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"Rays and sharks have this cool way of leaning over and literally sucking them out of their burrows," he said.
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It's got a twin-turbocharged V-6 sucking down gasoline to both motivate the rear wheels and charge the batteries.
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When asked how he prepared for the role of the blood-sucking heartthrob, Wesley, 37, joked about his character's primping.
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Unfortunately, the debate about the BCRA is sucking all the attention that could instead be devoted to improving health care.
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Storms add to their girth by sucking up evaporated seawater and build stronger winds by converting water vapor into energy.
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Due to physics, any gap in the seal acts like a straw, sucking the harmful particles directly into your mouth.
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By sucking up particles to eat, they function like natural water filters, making marshes, lakes, and other habitats more livable.
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For that matter, we may also puzzle over why the woman wearing the banana skirt is sucking her own breast.
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"If 'large value' as a style is sucking wind, there's an easier hurdle for active managers to leap over," he said.
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The concept for any hyperloop is sucking the air out of the tube, leaving a nearly airless, frictionless environment for travel.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)There are now three power settings on the Cyclone V10, including a battery-sucking MAX-power option.
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A video, posted on Friday, featuring the 2 week old sucking on a pacifier while wearing a pink elastic bottom gown.
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Cubicles: Thanks to workplace culture icons like Dilbert, the cubicle was once considered the epitome of the soul-sucking office environment.
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And all the while, Varga is sucking every one of us dry before we realize what's happening, leaving the husk behind.
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I'm interested in the kind of person who wants a pic of Donald sucking his own Donald hanging on their wall.
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None of them were posed and filtered, nobody was contoured to within an inch of their life, or sucking anything in.
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The black asphalt of this side street off Sunset Boulevard is sucking up the sun and radiating its heat back out.
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In addition to building electric vehicles, launching rockets, and colonizing Mars, Musk wants to reinvent tunneling and destroy soul-sucking traffic.
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"Is it a Rave or Daddy Duty … " the actor jokingly captioned a recent Instagram photo of himself sucking on a pacifier.
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An old pump for sucking water out of a well, powered by gasoline (smuggled in from Turkey at a large markup).
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He shows us how to suck the life force out of someone, by sucking on said girl dance partner of mine.
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And lastly, this research doesn't speak to the risks associated with cleaning dirty, potentially germ-ridden soothers by sucking on them.
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Despite looking like a bottle of milky squid ink, it was delicious and left me feeling incredible after sucking it down.
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That being said, we still run the risk of nabbing a subpar, moisture-sucking formula (they can't all be perfect, right?).
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Surprisingly no one tries to coerce me into their store — probably because I'm the weird girl sucking on a plastic spoon.
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"She was sucking on her pacifier, but her eyes were rolling to the back of her head," said grandmother Sonia Melendez.
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Modern Love As I rode in a cab across the Brooklyn Bridge, a man I barely knew was sucking my toes.
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Apple is currently driving a tricked-out, super-data-sucking car all over the world, but no one really knows why.
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Additionally, Moving Animals says, the baby elephant appeared "skeletal" and was seen sucking his trunk, which is a sign of distress.
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This suggested that this ancient whale was a "suction feeder" — an animal that catches prey by sucking water into its mouth.
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Go to Settings, then scroll down to Battery to see which of your apps is sucking up the most battery life.
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What the Deebot is very good for is sucking up King's fur, which is short and black and gets freaking everywhere.
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Nintendo hasn't said much about the game, but at least we know that Luigi's ghost-sucking vacuum will make a return.
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In Squamish, British Columbia, there's a company that wants to stop climate change by sucking carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.
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Blotchy, as is the custom for the female octopus, cannibalized her lover, sucking in his flesh, arm after arm after arm.
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Before I got up to rescue it, the robot just sat there, happily sucking away without moving for about five minutes.
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"They are mosquitos, sucking our blood," complains Henry Pamplona, an elderly guaquero, as he shovels picked-over grime into a wheelbarrow.
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"Whether that's Mom's breast or a pacifier or, in this case, Dad's chest, sucking is just comforting," she explained to GMA.
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Meredith (Ellen Pompeo, the $20M woman), is still sucking the blood out of Schmidt the intern (no, literally) while she operates.
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Abolishing it might lead to a sectarian power struggle, they say, sucking in other countries, such as Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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"This is a whole new way of measuring these wells and, by extension, sucking out more oil for less," he said.
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To manage the habit, she was proactive in getting Marlowe to associate sucking her thumb with a "lovey," a special blanket.
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Unfortunately, the president had also enthusiastically passed a tax-cutting programme which resulted in demand sucking more imports into the country.
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That's the domain of burly wet/dry vacs, which Milwaukee has finally managed to shrink into a debris-sucking handheld package.
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And this study did not find associations between nail-biting and thumb-sucking with the onset of asthma or hay fever.
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This, ecologists fear, could trigger an enormous algae bloom, choking out sunlight and sucking the remaining oxygen out of the bay.
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They looked different than feature phones and, among the few companies that were producing data-sucking smartphones, different than each other.
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Here's the secret to eating these successfully: Start by biting a tiny hole in the wrapper and sucking out the soup.
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"He's sucking all the oxygen out of the room to his own detriment," said Republican strategist and Trump supporter Ford O'Connell.
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The neck is an erogenous zone, so kissing, sucking, and biting the sensitive skin there can can really turn someone on.
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If RSS alone doesn't quite do it for you, there are other tools that make finding online content less soul-sucking.
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At his place is where we first kissed, and that lip-sucking, Hoover experience should have been my cue to leave.
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"Wilbur's been sucking up for months, trying to get back in the president's good graces," said a source close to Trump.
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My LIX 3D Printing pen was sucking in reeds of filament and spitting out hot, soft-ish material from the tip.
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The country is currently sucking up copper at a faster rate than even during the boom years of rampant infrastructure spend.
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Someone must have informed them that they were sucking the Everglades dry or something because they use normal pool water now.
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Following Renu's instructions, he sips his glass of Sula Chenin Blanc carefully, sucking air through his teeth as he does so.
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His boots sunk into the soft mud at every hop, coming out with loud sucking sounds as he ripped them free.
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The microphones sit in my ears, sucking in sound like audio microscopes, so it just looks like I'm listening to music.
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In fact, Apple said last year that sometimes closing and reopening apps later can end up sucking even more battery life.
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But for people who collect records for reasons beyond physical ownership, the revival is sucking all the joy out of it.
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They are an emotional black hole Whatever emotional manipulators are feeling, they're geniuses at sucking everyone around them into those emotions.
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He's so cute that it's hard to look away, though that may just be his giant peepers sucking you in forever.
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Keeping your lips on the bottle, you take a drink and use a "sucking motion" to swallow the water and pill.
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In humans, this would be tantamount to sucking in your ribcage to the point of collapse, and then releasing it again.
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I've watched men getting fucked, women sucking guys off, drag queens fucking hairy muscle guys; nearly everything is tolerated and encouraged.
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After sucking the pill's red coating off, he crushed the rest with the edge of a cigarette lighter, then snorted it.
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Meanwhile, if thumb-sucking continues past when a child's permanent teeth come in, it can change how the teeth line up.
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Brexit will whack the public finances, forcing the government to raise taxes and cut spending, sucking further demand from the economy.
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This gives you a tab-by-tab breakdown of which pages are sucking the most life out of your laptop battery.
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Vampire Thanks to all the lusty gazing, sucking, and biting they're known for, vampires make for an great role-play choice.
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"Retail sales are coming online ... sucking share from traditional retailers," Paul Hickey, co-founder of Bespoke, told CNBC's "Power Lunch " Monday.
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It turns out that two of childhood's more maligned habits, thumb-sucking and nail-biting, might actually improve the immune system.
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Doing that makes it seem like sucking up to the incoming White House resident could be a way to get ahead.
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I heard an unpleasant sucking sound, felt a bit of dull pain, and then the handset was firmly attached to me.
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All the while, I pray for her to slip from their grasp and to give herself to that sucking dark current.
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Oh my God... Donald Trump would probably be like this giant amorphous creature that went around sucking everything up with tentacles.
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Just anything we could get our hands on, we were just sucking up everything that we loved and were getting into.
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There it will sit, sucking up your precious brain energy, for the next hour, day, month or even a whole year.
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At the meeting, residents accused farmers of sucking the water out from under them and the state of shirking its responsibilities.
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Brendan Rodgers' meaningless corporate-speak left Liverpool fans increasingly frustrated, while seemingly sucking the charisma and confidence out of the club.
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Another, of the basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian, memorialized him in a familiar pose: seated on the bench, sucking on a towel.
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They've been sucking blood since T. rex and triceratops roamed the planet, and they won't give up the habit anytime soon.
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These machines work by forcing a cleaning solution into the furniture, and then sucking it back out into a separate chamber.
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Nor was David Ginola, another big attacking talent with a habit of sucking much of the oxygen out of a room.
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It also gave him an ease with ensemble work that allows him to blend with other actors instead of sucking attention.
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The waistband comes right under the bra line, sucking any little roll you may have on your stomach up and in.
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The move only fueled the sense in Catalonia — Spain's most economically powerful region — that Madrid was unfairly sucking away its wealth.
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In the future, offsets may come from sucking carbon dioxide straight from the air via technologies known as direct air capture.
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His existence depended on the skill and labor of others; he was a leech sucking the lifeblood from the social body.
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You can also keep the throat moist by sucking on a piece of hard candy or, better yet, a medicated lozenge.
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THE REAL QUESTION IS CAN WE CONTINUE TO AFFORD THESE MAMMOTH TRADE DEFICITS THAT ARE SUCKING MONEY OUT OF OUR COUNTRY.
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It's pretty clear the battery on this thing is simply too small, since background refreshes or notifications aren't sucking extra juice.
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Despite the Knicks sucking hard this year (they lost by 14 last night) Miley rocked a Kristaps Porzingis' #6 t-shirt.
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They wiggle about for a bit on Elena A. Kalinicheva's back before getting down to what they do best: sucking blood.
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He takes control of everyone's computer in the shop and floods their screens with weird images of her boss sucking toes.
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" He looked at it, and some of it you could see he was sucking in his breath, but he's, "They're old.
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Passengers described scenes of panic as a piece of shrapnel from the engine shattered a plane window, almost sucking Riordan out.
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"I kept saying to myself, when he was sucking up, that's about legal work or something down the road," Mr. Codey said.
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Even though bats have a bad rap as disease-carrying, blood-sucking creatures, they actually play an important role in the ecosystem.
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To Eurosceptics who accuse Brussels of sucking the life out of the nation, he insists that, no, the EU magnifies French power.
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"I recommend sucking it up a bit, so that the nerve endings in your hands can help build that strength," she says.
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To be honest, I'd prefer it if Google did not associate my name with pictures of Donald Trump sucking his own dick.
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As the two are off quite literally sucking face, Bibiana grows increasingly frustrated at the lack of time she's had with Arie.
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CNN and the rest of the news media have a tougher job (other than sucking up the personal attacks from the president).
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The first-ever cleanser from the cult-favorite brand is designed to remove makeup and clean your face without sucking it dry.
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Pay no attention to the urban myth about sucking out the poison, and skip the so-called venom-extractor kits, he added.
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Crews consisting of eight workers are using high-powered jet hoses to break up the mass before sucking it out with tankers.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't always seem like there's time to drink water when you're sucking down your vodka soda on the dance floor.
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Now, it says there were some "technical irregularities" that resulted in it sucking up data the agency is not allowed to have.
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The blood-sucking females are responsible for the spread of dangerous diseases such as yellow and dengue fevers, chikungunya and now Zika.
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The e-cig was empty, but Sammi kept on sucking, hoping to extract some hidden morsel of nicotine from the purple cylinder.
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Or, if you really hate Uber, maybe the best thing to do is use those revenue-sucking discounts as much as possible.
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The entire point of the story is that The Witness is sucking new people into gaming because of how engaging it is.
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But the contentious 2016 battle for the Republican presidential nomination is sucking up most of the oxygen for those activists this spring.
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In fact, there are plenty of new acne spot treatments that zap zits without sucking all the moisture out of your face.
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Beyond sucking it up and paying, or choosing to move, there's not much you can do if find yourself in this scenario.
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I've never actually trained in it, but I've heard that the skill is accomplished by sucking your balls up into your abdomen.
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But lately, my schedule (and basically, my life) has become too hectic for me to even indulge in sucking my pores dry.
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It's especially cool at about the 1:30 mark when it rips right over a pond, sucking up water into its vortex.
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They are sucking trillions of dollars out of our country — they're rebuilding China with the money they take out of our country.
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For three months his dredging platform, two miles offshore, has been sucking up dirt from the sea bed and piping it ashore.
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The elongated stress of that sucking flow increases the goo's viscosity, the better to suffocate said predators by clogging of the gills.
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"My only concerns about the thumb sucking were speech delays and problems with her palate and teeth long-term," Amurri Martino continues.
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But would the show really go that route so soon after having Spencer trying to betray Rick by sucking up to Negan?
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Palihapitiya's latest effort will operate as a standalone business, automating the time-sucking process of evaluating a company's health prior to investing.
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When the bot is placed on a wet surface, the humidity-sucking layer swells, shooting the bot up, away from the surface.
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Ten little kangaroos line up for their pre-bedtime feed, sucking on little mounted bottles with their names written on the side.
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Each and every dead fitness tracker must have its battery removed—a tedious, soul-sucking job that must be done by hand.
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There it gathered data about the seabed and how larger robots might move carefully across it, sucking up valuable minerals en route.
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It seems as if one is far hotter than a typical white dwarf, perhaps because it's sucking up matter from the other.
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In this most challenging and tumultuous of years, Americans can still count on one thing: The Cleveland Browns sucking at NFL football.
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One was just an eerie car ride shot from inside the vehicle, soaking in desolate landscapes, sucking you in with each frame.
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Novae are explosions that occur on the surface of white dwarf stars sucking up matter from a partner in a binary system.
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No matter how hard you try to have a conversation with the guy, he can't help but cite some joy-sucking factoid.
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But possibly the best thing about the Move is that it isn't yet another notification-blasting, attention-sucking screen to stare at.
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"Slurp away as though you're sucking on a bottle allowing your natural sounds to emanate freely," Dr. O'Reilly writes in her book.
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One evening during a scavenge I came across a picture of a woman sucking off an impish clown with a cracked grin.
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The firm is out with a new report which shows online retailers are "sucking share" from traditional retailers at an "incredible" rate.
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I've been calling these type of toys "clit suckers", but I don't know whether any of them are actually doing any sucking.
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Pulp producers are also thriving thanks to the storm that is sucking life out of much of the rest of Brazil's economy.
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Any time a mosquito is shown sucking on the skin, there's audio of what sounds like someone smacking their extra moist lips.
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I don't know if I'd have enjoyed the movie as much if I hadn't just sat through the sucking void of Bright.
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So I approached sweaty, kissing strangers to find out their go-to face-sucking strategy, but, you know, some discretion is advised.
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The flight was headed to the runway and just about to take off when the airplane engine began sucking in swirling snow.
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At the same time, one of the study authors advised parents not to encourage nail-biting or thumb-sucking in their kids.
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Between investment rounds and fund-sucking death spirals, startup culture treats money like gamblers do: there's either plenty of it, or none.
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It seems like yesterday when we first spotted Apple sucking her thumb at a Coldplay show while headphones protected her precious ears.
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Turns out our ancestors stumbled onto something magical: Salt preserves the meat by sucking the water out, retarding spoilage and concentrating flavor.
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Once in New York, he pitched a plan for developing a carbon-sucking technology to Gary Comer, a founder of Lands' End.
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Hot from the oven, they make a great snack, eaten one by one with your fingers, sucking the bean from the skin.
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Usually, the crash occurs when enough nervous investors suddenly try to cash in their investments, sucking out all of the operator's cash.
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Armed with the Poltergust G00, a ghost-sucking vacuum cleaner, Luigi has to get rid of the ghosts and find his friends.
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Deep Woods Bug Spray has an optimal 25% concentration of DEET that keeps the greatest number of blood-sucking bugs at bay.
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They warned of "a giant sucking sound" of jobs fleeing to Mexico, the loss of American sovereignty or a contagion of corruption.
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With Donald Trump sucking up the lion's share of the media time, the party certainly has the cover to at least try.
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And not only are our leaders failing to keep fossil fuels in the ground, they're throwing taxpayer dollars at sucking them out.
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Someone must have informed the place that it was sucking the Everglades dry or something because it uses normal pool water now.
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Anyway, the thing about the clinch is that you're breathing into your opponent's shoulder, they can hear when you are sucking wind.
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Chyler Leigh gives an understated but crackling performance, sucking us into the character's inner turmoil but also evoking a sense of relief.
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In the past few years what has Putin done to deserve an American president sucking up to him for an "extraordinary" relationship?
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And I had a flash in my mind of a woman holding a sledgehammer in one hand and sucking on a pacifier.
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Oscar Isaac briefly shows up as Gauguin, sucking on a pipe and proudly fanning his feathers, but this is Mr. Dafoe's movie.
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If a character isn't going to fulfill a role, if an Oedipal subplot starts sucking gas, bury it out on the road.
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It blocked the dangerous buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere by sucking excess carbon from the ocean and subducting it underground.
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Without it, we would be the blob people from "Wall-E," sucking down Soylent while watching Netflix on our self-driving recliners.
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It's worth noting, though, that Demi Moore ended up in hospital in 2012 after allegedly sucking on industrial grade whipped-cream chargers.
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My son's latch was imperfect, and in his early, sleepy days I didn't realize he was sucking ineffectively and slipping into jaundice.
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Doing so risked sucking large debris into the engines, which would cause serious damage and could prevent the airline from reclaiming them.
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This is an annoying process, soul-sucking even, but it's also too common in couples not to "see" what the other contributes.
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In another story line, Marceline tries to patch things up with her own dad, an irresponsible demon-king addicted to sucking souls.
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It's hard to tell what brand of H2O Sam was sucking down, but hopefully they recycle in the Seven, err Six, Kingdoms.
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" And on March 10 when the Coachella music festival was postponed, he suggested it should remain that way until it "stops sucking.
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Rather than sucking recruits and resources away from Lashkar-e-Taiba, a new political party could have drawn in more of both.
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That means Ford, with survivability questions looming over aircraft carriers, can support large, power-sucking equipment such as lasers, according to Capt.
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At a minimum, we would all be better off if we stopped associating our political opponents with blood-sucking, disease-carrying pests.
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And he didn't know what he was thinking, until a truck bellied past, sucking the air from the side of the car.
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Carried by sap-sucking insects called spittlebugs, it arrived in the port of Gallipoli, near the southern tip of Puglia, in 70.
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Face half hidden beneath a black turtleneck, L crouches on chairs like an anime arachnid, sucking up candies and sniffing out clues.
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In a nearby teahouse, two men, Ali and Arash, were sucking on a water pipe, as state television droned on behind them.
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It was like a Rumba had gone rogue on my lumbar and wouldn't stop sucking until I surrendered my ability to walk.
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Solving the climate imperative will require cutting greenhouse gas emissions down to zero, ideally in this century, and probably sucking some out.
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"Thumb-sucking has not cut the Heinz mustard during the Great Bull Market," Rolfe wrote in the third-quarter letter to clients.
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Mr. Wahab and Mr. Saed had cobbled together sections of hose and a small electric pump for sucking up free underground water.
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Isn't that where click-hungry press organizations and ill-informed uncles thrive, symbiotically sucking each other's teats of inflammatory information and outrage?
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On a recent day, the chimpanzees were kept in cages on the grounds of a nursery, sucking their toes and peeling bananas.
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It is constantly filtered, and there is a vacuum-like machine that runs around it all day, sucking up any foreign matter.
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If you are the sort of person I normally suck up to, you should know that my sucking up takes no breaks.
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"I think my fans found it pretty hot, the video of me sucking his cock," explained the performer who'd run Roddy's competition.
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What a difference a few days can make ... Joe and Sophie spent Monday double fisting fruity drinks and sucking face in Miami.
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The presidential race may be sucking up all of the oxygen, but there's a photo finish shaping up for control of Congress.
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"Is it a Rave or Daddy Duty … " the One Tree Hill alum cheekily captioned an Instagram snap of himself sucking on a pacifier.
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AB: I'm waiting for the point in the interview where you are like, okay, let me attack why you guys are actually sucking.
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And if every new company has to pay to play, you're sucking dollars away from innovation and using them to line ISP pockets.
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The Cyclone V210's improved power meter now includes an indicator letting you know when it's having a hard time sucking something up.
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The first showed him wrapped up in a brown towel after bath time, and the second was of him sucking on a pacifier.
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Farideh Sadeghin, Culinary Director: I will be sucking down Manhattans because they are the only perfect thing that I can turn to today.
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"They are #1 in their conference but thanks 4 sucking my dick hard enough 2 think I have that much power," she wrote.
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Since her self-imposed exile, Lilith has spent her days hunting down and seducing men, then sucking out their souls with a kiss.
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Such a power plant wouldn't just be emitting less greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, it would effectively be sucking CO2 from the air.
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Forests help tackle climate change by sucking carbon out of the air, reducing levels of planet-warming carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas.
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Mosquitoes only start biting people once they&aposre adults, so given enough time, the danger of blood-sucking female mosquitoes could be eradicated.
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Which is pretty much the opposite approach to sucking up everything in the background and hoping your users don't realize what you're doing.
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The media industry, which gets to tell the story, sees it sucking revenue out of newsrooms alongside the rest of the advertising industry.
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Only time will tell, but we'd bet that addictive (and time-sucking) iOS games will likely make their way onto these free devices.
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It was all surreal and head-spinning and then one of her bandmates started sucking up the other's hair with a vacuum cleaner.
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There are signs that the jihadists are learning from one another and sucking money and support from militant groups in the Middle East.
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It's not bad, they're still getting a good education, but it's sucking a lot of the joy out of the process of learning.
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"Known for his intelligence and easy-going disposition, Charlie could often be seen sucking his paw while relaxing on exhibit," the aquarium said.
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Life at the top of the city's restaurant scene became a soul-sucking endeavor, and eventually, she says, she just yearned for simplicity.
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China is the world's largest importer of scrap metal, sucking in more than three million tonnes a year to supplement its copper needs.
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The new features announced yesterday seem to build on the same ideas of setting quotas and keeping pesky data-sucking apps in check.
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In 1998 every computer looked the same—a beige box sucking dust in and spitting out heavily pixelated renditions of the Oregon Trail.
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Trees take decades to reach their carbon-sucking potential, so large-scale planting needs to start soon, notes Tim Searchinger of Princeton University.
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That is outside of Facebook policy to call a law breaker in this country, sucking off the benefits that are meant for Americans.
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They also experience difficulty swallowing and sucking and do not reach the point of being able to sit up or stand by themselves.
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And even if renewables are cheaper, bitcoin mining would be sucking up energy that could be replacing fossil fuels powering homes and industries.
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The second group, which includes some American congressmen and chattering classes, liken Aramco's accomplishments to sticking a straw in the ground and sucking.
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If the fake news people want to stop being insulted and they want to stop the CNN sucks (inaudible), then just stop sucking.
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If the party truly wishes to increase its minority support, the states will need to stop sucking the oxygen out of the room.
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You know about Bush's name, the change in the party, and Trump the big bad bully sucking the air out of the room.
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So in the late '80s, researchers got the clever idea of sucking out the viral innards and inserting good genes to fight diseases.
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Now, to be clear, we're not suggesting Niantic or Nintendo is harvesting your emails or sucking up the files in your Google Drive.
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Then, people came up with the seriously dangerous idea of sucking on a drinking cup to score the plumping effect from the suction.
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Supply and demand are favoring the U.S. industrial space, despite fears of China's slowing economy sucking the wind out of the sector's sails.
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This rollback on specific areas of the shrew bod' might be an energy-saving adaptation, throttling down disproportionately calorie-sucking apps like brains.
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The authors frame the modern time-sucking dilemma as twofold: the "busy bandwagon" of ever-crowding schedules and "infinity pools" of digital distraction.
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She described a "soul sucking" feeling stemming in part from an ethical conundrum tied to researching the ills of online extremism and amplification.
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Sucking blood is good as hell, and this song is the perfect backdrop for biting that special someone until they're undead, undead, undead.
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He relentlessly paints immigrants as leeches, sucking America dry of all the resources that should be going, presumably, to tax-paying white people.
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Dementors, the deadly, soul-sucking creatures that dim the light of whomever they descend upon, are widely thought to be emblematic of depression.
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We eat them with our hands, peeling off shells and sucking out brains, our lips covered with salt and our hands with grease.
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Or maybe I'll get addicted to some new, battery-sucking game, like Pokémon Go, that demands a bigger screen or longer battery life.
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But as we've seen so often before, that's the magic of running an actual referendum rather just sucking on a few opinion polls.
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But because before I even became a reporter, I was a native Floridian -- and that meant sucking it up, enjoying hurricane-watching parties.
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The firm has acted as a catalyst for competition, forcing the old guard to slash prices and innovate, and sucking in new contenders.
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Mr. Lubow does get Arbus's life onto paper, however, and there is no denying that her story is a whirlpool, sucking you in.
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Though its owners took no dividends, that debt became an albatross for the toy retailer — sucking money out of it year after year.
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There are bad teams, just as there will always be bad teams, and some of them are still sucking around in major markets.
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I realized that for me, being a leader isn't about "sucking it up," but rather having the strength to let yourself fall apart.
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To make at least some kind of profit, I need to make sure my teachers aren't sucking my coffers dry with idealistic salaries.
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Nearby lurked the three Trump subs—one wearing a suit, one in a jester cap and one in his underwear sucking a binkie.
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"They're nothing but old monsters, sucking the city and everyone in it dry," remarks Raven, one of the main characters, during a mission.
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"These districts have severely been affected by the ongoing stories of blood sucking and possible existence of vampires," the United Nations report reads.
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Yes, sriracha tastes good—pretty great, actually—but for too long, we've been sucking it down at every meal without even asking why.
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Power companies would produce fewer emissions if they burned coal and left the forest alone to keep sucking carbon out of the air.
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Sucking on drops can soothe and moisten the throat, and versions with menthol could have a tiny numbing effect on that annoying tickle.
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James Blunt sounds like Prince Charles sucking on a helium balloon, and that might be the least sexy thing I've ever thought about.
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The strategy bypasses the time-sucking layers of approvals needed to release a traditional White House statement and also side-steps the media.
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Whether a Wall Street bro or the stripper drugging them, everyone's doing soul-sucking works that blurs the lines of legality and ethics.
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She experienced her pigness as a void — a black hole that had been stripped of its sucking power and was now simply nothing.
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Lip balm Airplane air is notorious for sucking the moisture out of skin, so protect yourself against the inevitable dryness coming your way.
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The reported hissing was likely the sound of a pump sucking in air through a sensor to measure air pollution, Mr. Miller said.
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Instead of accomplishing nothing and sucking up our tax dollars doing nothing for their entire sentence and then winding up back in prison.
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Bigham, a wildlife caregiver, can often be seen there holding an orphaned baby koala that is sucking furiously on a bottle of milk.
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Existing methods to collect them for study often involve sucking them into little containers that are kept pressurized and brought to the surface.
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Taking a huge straw, plopping it in the Antarctic waters and sucking up the one thing that all wildlife there feeds on: krill.
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But it can't because it's all about NOW, and NOW is just like that, unstoppably changeable, all about sucking in and spewing out.
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"The real question is can we continue to afford these mammoth trade deficits that are sucking money out of our country," he said.
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Dozens of PlayStation 3s sit in a refrigerated shipping container on the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's campus, sucking up energy and investigating astrophysics.
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"They were perilous at times, and physically demanding, with heat, dust, sweat and danger from wild animals — from blood-sucking leeches to tigers."
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They were perilous at times and physically demanding, with heat, dust, sweat and danger from wild animals — from blood-sucking leeches to tigers.
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Before and after the incident, as it's often called, she was grist for thumb-sucking takes on women, femininity, sports and social class.
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"Bloomberg is sucking the air out of the room right now," said Cathy Rosenfield, 61, as she waited in Warren's Henderson selfie line.
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The crowd is decidedly relaxed and older, so there'll be plenty of time for friendly chatter and Lone Star beer-sucking between dances.
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Some of the creatures discovered for the first time include giant anemone-sucking sea spiders, flesh-eating crustaceans, zombie worms, and carnivorous sponges.
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In the video, the priest can be heard saying "I shouldn't," before leaning over and sucking down a line off a silver platter.
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It does not want to anonymize and protect you; it wants to drain you of your privacy, sucking up every bit of personal data.
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On a physiological level, cryolipolysis works by sucking up body tissue, exposing it to extremely cold temperatures, and freezing fat cells, Dr. Matarasso says.
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That gets expensive fast, and it makes the $2360 Coral One seem even more appealing given it's an all-in-one dirt-sucking solution.
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Which from Gothic morphs through tensegrity to floating feelers sucking in carbon and oozing isotopes of Greek Fire, trading lung waste for jet fuel.
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"I've done more for Firefighters than this dues sucking union will ever do, and I get paid ZERO," Trump tweeted at 5:56 a.m.
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Earth Day is a great time to rethink the way your home is powered — is it sucking energy where you could be conserving it?
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Kate Middleton and Prince William's 1-year-old son Prince Louis ended up stealing the spotlight with his animated faces and royal thumb-sucking.
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"It was soul-sucking," Sarandon told Cagle, who noted how difficult it must have been for the actresses to match every gesture and intonation.
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At one point, the avian—a black-chinned antbird—opens its peeper as the erebid moth feels around with its proboscis, or sucking apparatus.
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The last time we checked in with YouTube's The Brick Wall, they had built a brick-sucking robo-vac out of Lego and Technic.
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O'Reilly: Depending on what figures you look at, Google and Facebook appear to be sucking all the growth out of the online advertising market.
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And he paid billions of dollars in energy subsidies and made concessions and somehow sucking up and bribing dictators would make for world peace.
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While Baltimore does offer tips to residents infested with the blood-sucking bugs, the city doesn't have any mitigation programs, according to its website.
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On The Office, Kinsey played Angela Martin — Dunder Mifflin's cat-loving, party-planning, fun-sucking employee who kept the accounting corner in constant fear.
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" Four minutes after his tweet about Pennsylvania, Trump wrote, "The Dues Sucking firefighters leadership will always support Democrats, even though the membership wants me.
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A hot and sweet sucking on her tongue while her hands roamed over Iris' back and low on her hips, pressing them urgently together.
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The gravelly voiced party leader, perpetually sucking on an electronic cigarette, appears to both revel in that status and to be embittered by it.
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"I'm wondering how many bj's this cost," a user tweeted at her; "Alinity be sucking some mad D at the HQ ?" someone else quipped.
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Throughout the day's speeches, Sanders' delegates routinely and robustly jeered every mention of Clinton – a display that left Kim Netherton of Colorado sucking lozenges.
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Sucking up may, as the adage has it, get you anywhere, but it also takes you places that you do not want to go.
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"I remember, in fifth grade, you're so unaware of your body, you're not sucking in — although now, who knows, kids probably are," Schumer said.
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Most of the 27639 divers onboard set up shop here, sucking down water mixed with electrolytes, making entries into dive logs and comparing notes.
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The baneful ones are to attract both predators (mainly in the form of bats) and parasites (mainly in the form of blood-sucking midges).
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In 1992, another "billionaire businessman" based his third-party presidential candidacy on, among other issues, the "giant sucking sound" of jobs flooding to Mexico.
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Concerningly, there are signs that the jihadists are learning from one another and sucking money and support from militant groups in the Middle East.
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One common kind of black hole is called an X-ray binary, caused by a dead or exploded star sucking in everything around it.
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Yes, you read that right: an actual magnet is passed over the skin, gently sucking the product out of your pores along the way.
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Its gravity field is so huge, it acts like a gigantic vacuum cleaner, sucking in comets, asteroids, and cosmic debris in the solar system.
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If you have a handful of other apps open at the same time, those vampires may also be sucking greedily at your data plan.
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In a pair of tweets on Monday, President Trump slammed the "dues-sucking" leadership of the fire fighters union for its endorsement of Biden.
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Rather than gnash into prey like their relatives, they act like living vacuums, sucking in water and whatever edible material comes along with it.
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The scientists considered the possibility that the tiny creatures were actually parasites, but the unwieldy configuration couldn't have been conducive for sucking up nutrients.
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Yet it was incredibly compelling, sucking you into a non-linear mystery buoyed by the performance of Viva Seifert as traumatized widow Hannah Smith.
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For the most part you're sucking down $13 drinks made of mid-shelf booze that are most appealing for their irreverent, holiday-centric titles.
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