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Pang and his team wanted to figure out how the tentacles stuck to things underwater, so they made their own tentacles.
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This is because it has two sets of tentacles, long and short, and its stance at the beginning of the video — bell motionless, tentacles outstretched — suggest it's an ambush predator.
Predicting results can be hard because Berkshire's tentacles spread far.
But their tentacles don't have any muscle to constrict prey.
The tentacles of the new regulations reach far beyond Europe.
He asked how to cut the tentacles from the cap.
Straighten the tentacles and place on top of the citrus.
It'll clean the area and help remove any remaining tentacles.
In most jellyfish, stinging cells are part of the tentacles.
Facebook's tentacles are starting to look more and more alike.
Odd beasts, dark tunnels, and writhing tentacles are cool again.
They even seemed to dance, lifting their tentacles in strange motions.
But you put your tentacles out as much as you can.
Jellyfish galaxies get their name from their long "tentacles" of gas.
Even the ones with tentacles where their eyes ought to be.
MACCALLUM: Boy, there are a lot of tentacles to this story.
The tentacles of what happened were that powerful, especially in music.
Bluebottle tentacles are laced with venom to paralyze and entrap prey.
Only thing time, it's less tentacles and more undead and spooky.
The jellies use these tentacles to snatch meals off the seafloor.
And there's a new shadow monster, very large, with more tentacles.
Here's one of an octopus wrapping its tentacles around our planet.
Its tentacles span the globe through operatives usually attached to embassies.
Suspicions abound in Hong Kong that the party's tentacles are spreading.
After four hours of trying to free its tentacles, it died.
Octopuses have blue blood, can change colors, and regrow their tentacles.
Chinese technology giants are continually looking to spread their tentacles abroad.
Roughly chop the tentacles and then slice the bodies into rings.
My tentacles are coming out of the pigeonhole in all directions.
Some corals even seem to investigate the oil with their tentacles.
Boil the tentacles for 5 minutes, just until the skin tightens.
Wariness follows me home from school, its tentacles twisting my head.
A novel and lethal plague spreads its tentacles around the earth.
Broken octopus tentacles and snapped sea slug tendrils were carefully mended.
Right now, you're probably imagining twisted tentacles spelling out creepy cephalopod communiqués.
Cool tentacles to room temperature, then toss with 2 tablespoons|30 ml.
In that framework, I'd imagine Bob being this blob-monster with tentacles.
PiS's tentacles are spreading from the government and media to civil society.
Each has writhing tentacles, which will produce zombies until you destroy them.
They just keep merging and spreading their tentacles through the entire industry.
Portion the body of the squid and the tentacles into equal parts.
Lay down the tentacles first, as these take slightly longer to cook.
Instead of a mouth, they have a beak surrounded by powerful tentacles.
"An anemonefish shelters in the tentacles of a closed up reef anemone."
Separate the octopus tentacles from the body by cutting at the joint.
But these are not tentacles — in strict anatomical terms, they are arms.
The Iranian regime has its tentacles in every conflict in the region.
This banded driftfish sought shelter in the tentacles of an amakusa jellyfish.
Squid grasp their prey using suction cups on their tentacles and arms.
I found myself trailing my fingers through the tentacles, watching them dance.
Normally, the tentacles only grow suckers on one side of their pads.
Google, meanwhile, has a Goldman Sachs problem: Its smooth image has grown tentacles.
"We have Apple, Uber, Autodesk and Oculus putting deeper tentacles here, " said Russo.
A- and so I-- I just see all of these tentacles for people.
But Capita's tentacles reach into almost every corner of public-facing government provision.
This particular specimen features two sets of tentacles, one short and one long.
"These days the semiconductor companies have their tentacles in everything," the host said.
"Excuse me, [ma'am], but some of your tentacles are showing," one user commented.
With its tentacles it measured 26 feet — the same length as a bus.
She pictures octopuses bobbing in the sea, their tentacles curling around each other.
Here's the full lineup: Shrimp, squid tentacles, calamari, clams, mussels, and baby scallops.
"It's an octopus with many tentacles, and there are many unknowns," he added.
"Anima," the new solo album by Thom Yorke of Radiohead, has artistic tentacles.
Their job is to keep predators away, and those tentacles must look terrifying.
By day, the images showed low white puffs trailing tentacles of white smoke.
The first was choking out sharks with her powerful tentacles when they bit her.
Squid have evolved complex proteins in the suction-cup cavities that line their tentacles.
These tentacles are formed when the galaxy enters a cluster of hundreds of galaxies.
LONG LINES of lorries stretch like tentacles from Apapa port, the largest in Nigeria.
Octopuses are known for their very long tentacles — and you know what means. Cannibalism.
The spread of Amazonian tentacles is worrying to those wary of concentrated corporate power.
"Fellow monster fuckers, Venom has tentacles, long tongue, he eats people," another user reflected.
But it's probably "whatever they can get their tentacles and arms on," said Bush.
It wore a crown of tentacles, which grabbed tiny critters out of the water.
Similar methods applied to Tunisia and Egypt find the political tentacles reach much wider.
Essentially, Apple is expanding the tentacles of the App Store to many core apps.
While President Trump has as many changing positions  as an Octopus has tentacles, Sen.
The problem has tentacles far beyond the welfare of those living on the streets.
Giant squid have eight arms, and use two long tentacles to seize their prey.
Leave the eyes, as this will keep the tentacles attached to the head. 2.
Those tentacles really reach out much further than that, in so many different ways.
Delicate acrylic threads protruding from a skirt resemble the threadlike tentacles of a jellyfish.
That has companies spreading their tech tentacles into kitchens with a variety of approaches.
You want to end up with four to six tentacles, depending on the size.
They rolled up vast tentacles of wiring and piled up the electronic advertising boards.
When there are small fish available, a jellyfish can capture them in its tentacles.
The two shoot dark brown ink and whirl around in a tangle of tentacles.
Amazon is stretching its tentacles into a wide range of different industries and services.
It has gotten to the point where the council has its tentacles into everything.
These are longfin inshore squid tentacles, and those spots are chromatophores, or pigment cells.
If you look very close, you can see one of its tentacles moving slowly.
Its population size is 6900,2628 in its headquarters, but its tentacles reach 28503 nations.
It waits in the water for whatever swims into its orange curtain of tentacles.
There are a number of different tentacles to that, that we are looking at.
Last year, roboticists in Livorno, Italy developed tentacles that stretch and flex using heated coils.
Some cephalopod species (both living and extinct) sport these hooks on their arms and tentacles.
A shot of a Humboldt squid's arms and tentacles latching onto Widder's undersea light lure.
Ranku's product could fit nicely amongst Wiley's many tentacles that reach across the education space.
According to Herrera, its tentacles have stinging cells equipped with microscopic harpoons that inject venom.
I mean, you have your tentacles all across the country in terms of state legislators.
"They hold their arms and tentacles together in a bunch — like a cockatoo," said Bush.
"These days the semiconductor companies have their tentacles in everything," the "Mad Money" host said.
Environments are crammed with details: crumbling walls, rusting machinery, lush vegetation, and oozing, glistening tentacles.
At this rate, Rubio will be trapped in the tentacles of Trumpism long after 2016.
The tentacles move that prey up into the creature's body cavity, where it gets digested.
And have you seen those Venetian glass chandeliers, with their wild colors and wacky tentacles?
I can't paint a picture without some big robot, or something with tentacles or something.
Facebook used a similar strategy to become a ubiquitous utility with tentacles touching everyone's business.
The tentacles are covered in a brown mucus called gleba, which contains C. archeri's spores.
The green light formed several tentacles, which twisted and writhed together and looped in circles.
The federal government has grown considerably — and its tentacles spread far wider — under President Obama.
Even as certain personalities are divested, tentacles run deep; ties cross administrations and party lines.
Not an Elder God or octopus, but still want to pick up things with tentacles?
Then there's the sea pig, a type of sea cucumber that crawls with its tentacles.
"I would caution you about the tentacles of your public relations juggernaut," Burke told Rotunno.
I had no idea of the tentacles, the ways in which the story would transfigure.
It's got kind of a jellyfish thing going on, with tentacles it uses to snag prey.
The company skyrocketed in value and stretched its tentacles out into all kinds of new categories.
The jellyfish has about 60 tentacles that can grow up to 3 meters (almost 10 feet).
The shuffling horror, all tentacles and alien power, was too much for any mortal to bear.
We, the viewers, mingled at its edges, stepping around where its lowest tentacles reached the floor.
So, really, celebrity just kind of spread its tentacles out through every aspect of the case.
Spindly green tentacles from an unseen monster spill out of its windows, scaring spaghetti-slurpers inside.
"It's an extensive organization with tentacles throughout the United States and also Central America," he said.
He never stood a chance because she got her tentacles in a year before the convention.
And just like most jellies it paralyzes prey with barbs on its tentacles and eats them.
Blanco's past film appearances have included movies like Bermuda Tentacles and Fishes N' Loaves: Heaven Sent.
The tentacles latch onto people's faces to turn them into a part of the meaty hivemind.
All of these nasty, gooey meat rats, people, and tentacles make up one creature: the mindflayer.
The tentacles of their trauma, and the cascade of other crises that followed, are far-reaching.
But what happens when any service gets so big that its tentacles touch the entire industry?
You can't really be an isolationist anymore; we have too many tentacles all over the world.
Terricloth says an album is in the works for a (tentative) 2019 release via Alternative Tentacles.
Three years later, he couldn't work as his fingers were completely covered with bark-like tentacles.
A lobster doesn't have brains as we do—it's more like tentacles all over the body.
But although IS is a spent force in both countries, its tentacles have spread to Libya.
Trailing tentacles then brush against prey, immobilizing the jelly's next meal with tiny venom-filled stingers.
Mischief Brew's latest album, 'This Is Not For Children,' is out now on Alternative Tentacles Records.
Your genitals appear in the final picture like some sort of mini-demogorgon, tentacles and all.
Squid and cuttlefish also develop two specialized limbs, called tentacles, in addition to their eight arms.
Carwash's tentacles reached across borders, landing former presidents and ministers from across Latin America in jail.
Some wave their tentacles from holes in the gnarled stems, like flowers at a mermaid's wedding.
"I will caution you about the tentacles of your public relations juggernaut," Burke told the lawyers.
That was a giant squid of a story, lots of tentacles coming off a central monster.
A clown fish peering out from the tentacles of a sea anemone affected by climate change.
About a quarter of the time, mothers looking to flee the mafia's tentacles go with them.
They're way smarter than regular cats, they lay eggs, and they have tentacles in their mouths.
As the rubber unraveled, it began flailing in the air like the tentacles of an octopus.
Thus Moneyland is not just a financial community; its tentacles spread to other parts of life, too.
"'Feminist tentacles' is a pornographic art project to help 'image affirm' female-bodied sexpriences," Enoch tells Broadly.
First up is a rare jellyfish galaxy, nicknamed for its long, winding "tentacles" trailing out behind it.
"When you get stung by a jellyfish, the tentacles stay on it and keep stinging," he explained.
It's Nepal's largest source of foreign direct investment and has rapidly spread its tentacles in South Asia.
Look closer: they make up the featureless face of an alien, all tumorous growths and wriggling tentacles.
The image captures the glowing, diaphanous bell and the red and orange tentacles that shimmy beneath it.
But the probe also pointed to some conflicts of interests that come with having so many tentacles.
But the exhibition makes it clear that the tentacles of the mafia reach far into public life.
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"It's like a bloated squid with tiny tentacles and a little hat that's waving around," he adds.
Each pair of shoes represents one of the main characters: Spongebob Squarepants, Patrick Star, and Squidward Tentacles. 
Strzok and Page inexplicably had their tentacles in both the Clinton case and the Trump-Russia probe.
And she talked about how fungi send out subterranean tentacles, which fuse with those of other fungi.
Rodger Bumpass -- the actor who plays Squidward Tentacles on "SpongeBob SquarePants" -- was arrested Friday night for DUI.
These big box content farms spread their tentacles as far as possible to cast the widest net.
The caramelized tentacles of the squid were crunchy outside and silky inside; the swordfish was impossibly juicy.
If your grill rack has widely spaced bars, skewer the tentacles to keep them from falling through.
They were very skeptical of being under the tentacles of government and so it just didn't happen.
The tentacles of the Democratic impeachment investigation are extending far beyond the arms of President Donald Trump.
To do so, the squid grasps onto its prey with tentacles lined with hooks and suction cups.
One can only hope that this guy found a platonic touch buddy to ensnare in his tentacles.
So if you have tentacles on you and don't have vinegar, it's best to carefully pluck them off.
To take one tiny detail out of millions: a stall sells soup with tentacles climbing out of it.
Tiny black tentacles extend off the sides of the shell around the animal's foot, the main suctioning appendage.
The Trump administration takes this reshuffle to be a simple exercise in removing tentacles from the bureaucratic leviathan.
The largest jellyfish in the Atlantic Ocean, it sports more than 1,000 bioluminescent tentacles that stretch 200 feet.
Sometimes overtly, but often by stealth and dissimulation, the AK party has spread its tentacles across Turkish society.
But Aaron's apparent spam campaign does seem to have its tentacles across various different parts of cryptocurrency Reddit.
Elsewhere in the basement, a Lovecraftian heating system reached long tentacles up into the rest of the house.
A giant squid attacked, and used its tentacles to envelop the bait, like a python envelopes its prey.
They have also referred to it as the New World Order, and soon they saw its tentacles everywhere.
First,  D. enigmatica  has no tentacles, so it  hunts by encapsulating prey  within its gelatinous, umbrella-like body.
Cephalopods, which include octopi, cuttlefish, and squid, belong to the Mollusca phylum, are chiefly identified by their tentacles.
A generative network of nodes starts to grow exponentially, ultimately flowering into an ashcolored bushel of weightless tentacles.
Iron Fist reveals that the Hand is a Hydra-like entity, whose tentacles (fingers?) reach into powerful places.
All of your pre-Code goods are here: blood and guns and tentacles and stranglings and hell demons.
The masterful tentacles of advertising and public relations have manipulated the American table for more than a century.
Mr. Rosner, after studying YouTube tutorials, added heightened visual effects (like tentacles) to "TribeTwelve." initially set in Florida.
You can choose between tubes (bodies) or tentacles — both are delicious — but I like a mixture of both.
Cephalopod tentacles and arms lack bones; instead, they are built from an intricate tapestry of coiling muscle fibers.
When I was looking for new people to try on the show, the network sent out all their tentacles.
The basic Sculpsure setup consists of four mechanical tentacles attached to a cuboid machine that sports a touch screen.
Some states, including Alabama, require cities to be contiguous, explaining the skinny tentacles that reach out to capture territory.
Civil war rages in multiple countries, ISIS' tentacles spread across the region, and millions of refugees flock to Europe.
I spent a minute or so following a titanite around, just to see its shell and tentacles up close.
Director Matt Reeves has called these elements "tentacles" that grew out of the movie concept, and they were fun.
There's an unexpected ickiness to his aesthetic, with its goblins and tentacles, and even its blouses to an extent.
With nine tentacles, there should more than enough room for all of your toiletries on this clever little cephalopod.
Using her tentacles she pulled pieces of shell debris to cover her body, creating a sort of armour plating.
The structures protruding from the wall looked like a cross between octopus tentacles and drops of melting ice cream.
It lost its limbs around 60 million years ago but does have tentacles that it uses to find prey.
The genre is as much a part of his DNA as trailing tentacles are a part of a jellyfish.
All the "Cyclopian horrors of the unknown writhing their ancient Stygian tentacles to drive people to utter madness" stuff.
Thankfully, the fungus is smaller than it looks, with the tentacles only growing to 5-10 cm in length.
In between, delicate yet deadly, thousands of sundews — tiny, carnivorous plants — sat patiently, holding red tentacles to the sun.
Those tentacles have also managed to significantly change the delivery of American health care, and the payment for it.
"tinker" and picking the hard stuff, "cartilage," over the soft stuff — TENTACLES — I thought this was a smooth solve.
Sure, Hollywood will invent a demonic vampire here and there, but you can't really give a demonic vampire tentacles.
Gilead is a monster with long tentacles, and we don't yet know if June was betrayed or simply tracked.
It's possible, he said, that Prometheoarchaeum creates its tentacles with genes later used by eukaryotes to build cellular skeletons.
But they do illuminate how the war on the Western Front sent its tentacles to the ends of empire.
If harm comes to a herd member, all the others react, like the tentacles of a just-brushed anemone.
If harm comes to a herd member, all the others react, like the tentacles of a just-brushed anemone.
The bigger a data and advertising company is, the harder it is to detangle its tentacles from your life.
The cuttlefish extended their tentacles and attacked the on-screen shrimp as if they were prey in the wild.
Trilobites Try having no arms and eating a live octopus that's crawling around on your head with its tentacles.
They consist of a set of tentacles—either six or a multiple of six—arrayed around a central mouth.
This race of alien beings resembles the house cats of Earth, except their mouths are filled with extendable tentacles.
" Ablin said Apple could influence the market overall because "it has tentacles all over the economy and [market] indices.
If a tumor can be excised, it still leaves behind tiny tentacles that even the finest surgeon can't remove.
Those repeated shapes—octopus suckers, anemone tentacles—were made in bulk, in advance, in order to fulfill orders efficiently.
I can still see a woman in my head, trying to force the writhing tentacles back from her face.
From there, they were able to identify other tentacles of the network, and share the information with government authorities.
In short, the once-insular and insulated world of the Internet was actively spreading its tentacles into the real world.
Ben then uses his powers — a giant beast with tentacles coming out of his stomach — to take out the gunmen.
The Suburbicon star explains that the sea creature's tentacles latched onto his daughter, and they had to pull it off.
Tourists mingle with well-heeled locals over tuna tatake and octopus tentacles, sipping wine and exchanging tales of sailing expeditions.
A bobtail squid flares its tentacles for a fraction of a second before making a quick escape into the darkness.
They were often dragging their long tentacles along the seafloor, likely trying to pick up food —with some apparent success.
Considering Amazon's size, it's likely the FTC is gathering info about other tentacles of Amazon beyond the three outlined above.
The army's influence and the tentacles of the intelligence apparatus reached into the press, the courts, universities and private business.
The Octopus card, designed for journeys on Hong Kong's trains, buses, trams and ferries, soon stretched its tentacles into shops.
Like its terrestrial counterpart, this large sea anemone closes its tentacles to capture prey, or to assume a defensive posture.
The creature's two unique set of tentacles—one facing up and once facing down—likely help it to catch prey.
Bubbling orange flesh and tangled tentacles drip down his body; lightning cracks in the distance; his eyes emit ultraviolet light.
"The little fish, which were using the tentacles as refugee from predators, were something you don't often see," Stoyle says.
While it might look relaxed, it's likely on the prowl, hoping something will meander into its tentacles and get stung.
More specifically, WebMD recommends  rinsing the affected area with vinegar for 30 seconds before removing the creature's tentacles with tweezers.
"These days the semiconductor companies have their tentacles in everything," CNBC's Jim Cramer, host of "Mad Money", said last week.
Tenikle has an insert for your camera to sit on while it stands on all three of its pliable tentacles.
Mr Xi seems to see the new Silk Road as a way of extending China's commercial tentacles and soft power.
Over the past two decades the party has largely withdrawn from people's private lives, but its tentacles are spreading again.
The Shower Squid is adorable, whimsical, and has nine grippy, adjustable tentacles for holding bottles and cans of various sizes.
The "hair" is actually its tentacles, which are often flared above its eyes like "reindeer antlers" as one member observed.
"The clown fish go to the anemone and kind of nibble the tentacles to ask for permission," Mr. Miranda said.
The story of the Kraken supposedly stems from Nordic tales that describe monsters with huge tentacles that roamed the sea.
If only the mind could bury itself at the bottom of the sea, wavering tentacles flexible to the new currents.
Moreover, the octopuses on MDMA spent far more time touching one another with their tentacles compared to the sober octopuses.
Sisig pusit, grilled loops and tentacles of squid, arrived swamped in soy on a silent skillet that should have sizzled.
The actress posted videos backstage, which included moments where she was polishing her tentacles or practicing her evil villain laugh.
They cook quickly: They're done in mere minutes, as soon as the tubes puff up and the tentacles are firm.
Octopi, squids, cuttlefish, you name it—anything with tentacles and big, saucer-shaped eyes eventually became its own viral sensation.
That's life in a world where one company's tentacles reach into countless arenas and it has all the negotiating power.
They rely on suckers at the tips of the tentacles to grip and pull in their meal before biting it.
The farmers were able to pry the octopus&apos tentacles off of the bird, which was able to fly away.
The tentacles (?) look a bit like giant green whiskers, but don't worry, you get better at identifying flerkens over time.
In such circles, the complexity of oligarchy and its Orwellian tentacles induces glazed eyes, if not learned helplessness by design.
This one, found with its tentacles fully extended around 4,790 feet deep, almost looks like something out of Star Wars.
Season tentacles with salt and place in a large saucepan along with the garlic, the bunch of oregano, and the oil.
Poroshenko said it was "absolutely necessary to cut off all the tentacles used by the country-aggressor within our state body".
But whether they did that with a pair of hands or a set of tentacles, we have no way of anticipating.
The tentacles wriggle just enough to be unsettling, but not so much that the comic effect destroys the reality of it.
The worm lives in a cavity at the base of the coral, gaining shelter and protection from the coral's stinging tentacles.
The bacteria aren't used for their flagella, although the tiny tentacles do help the bots stay afloat in the liquid substrate.
That's because Goose is a Flerken: an alien species that lays eggs and that can shoot large tentacles from its mouth.
Those deals expand its tentacles beyond China, where Ant Financial's Alipay is the dominant mobile payment service with 450 million users.
The cover cartoon for the February 24th issue of Vladimir Putin's invasive octopus was a sucker punch right in the tentacles.
Brain Tentacles hits the road with GWAR in April and has tracks pending for a Fugazi tribute and a Samhain Tribute.
It first opened in New York in 2016 before stretching its tentacles to such cities as Los Angeles and San Francisco.
By having those tentacles everywhere globally, they have the opportunity to be more impactful in countries where there is less stability.
Ursula, the seductive villain of The Little Mermaid (1989) was also, save for her creepy eels and phallic tentacles, totally lonely.
Because the tentacles of Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple reach so many industries, any investigation into them could last for years.
ISIS's ability to spread its tentacles within its Central Asian sphere of influence is partly dependent on its relationship with affiliates.
Oh my God... Donald Trump would probably be like this giant amorphous creature that went around sucking everything up with tentacles.
Picture Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton, and all the twitchy tentacles on that roster making the most of their nightly physical advantages.
Having witnessed the way Amazon had spread its tentacles, many speculated that Bookshop also wanted a big cut of their sales.
"He wanted to impose his tentacles of violence on all of us, and we feel it is completely unacceptable," he said.
Many are political, like a 1904 map from Japan where Russia is depicted as an octopus grasping countries with its tentacles.
The robot, which looks like a jellyfish if jellyfish played table tennis with three tentacles, uses sensors to monitor the ball.
But this drifting, at times dreamy documentary follows the tentacles of the confinement industry to stories that hide in plain sight.
Younger Americans (18-29 and 20-49) were more knowledgeable about Facebook's business tentacles than older ones (50-64 and 65+).
A gigantic monster has crashed, landing in a building with its tentacles spreading blocks and tearing down anything in its wake.
Originally tentacles flowed from his back, but we opted for classic horns in order to create a more aggressive silhouette read.
"Syria is facing a great conspiracy, whose tentacles extend" to foreign powers that were plotting to destroy the country, he said.
Amazon has already spread its tentacles into many parts of the economy, from retail to cloud computing and from entertainment to advertising.
This photo was taken at a depth of 2,400 meters (7,875 feet) when the Hemicorallium had most of its tentacles drawn in.
Arkady Gregorivich Rossovich, is a mutant serial killer transformed by the Soviet government into a cyborg super soldier with retractable metal tentacles.
This wind basically strips away gas contained within the single galaxy, blowing it into tentacles, in a process called ram-pressure stripping.
They also printed out what they affectionately call the "sea anemone," a strange little Cthulhu creation that squirts water through its tentacles.
If you search today for Soros, you will immediately find images of his head with octopus tentacles, another classic anti-Semitic motif.
Vaginas are like self-cleaning ovens; an octopus's wriggly appendages are called arms not tentacles; and there's no biological basis for race.
But the firm—derisively dubbed a "great vampire squid" by Rolling Stone magazine—is in the process of seeing its tentacles severed.
Also known as "purple sailors" or "by-the-wind sailors," these jellyfish have small tentacles for catching prey and are relatively benign.
Today another backlash is gaining strength, this time against the giant digital squids, whose tentacles are encircling both public and personal life.
It's not immediately obvious why this jelly features two types of tentacles—one set that faces up and another that faces down.
But we really have our tentacles to the ground in the sense that we're watching a lot of different markets and trends.
Still, his impact has been much broader than that, with his various styles spreading like tentacles into the rest of popular music.
It's inspired by the real thing, with no hard components and microfluidic circuit-controlled tentacles that move in response to chemical reactions.
Its long-term prospects are immense, spanning all of the many tentacles of Wall Street and the financial industry, and immensely valuable.
Lee and his successors inculcated into their citizens an acceptance for a nanny state whose tentacles reach into all aspects of life.
MELBOURNE, Australia — What lives a mile under the sea, has tentacles and fins and looks like a decapitated chicken ready for roasting?
To clean them, cut each one in half just below the eyes, separating the tentacles from the head and setting them aside.
Mr. Lovitt said that people who are stung should remove the tentacles from the skin immediately before cleaning the area with seawater.
Rodger Bumpass -- aka Squidward Tentacles on "SpongeBob SquarePants" -- can rest easy ... he won't get sacked from the show for his DUI arrest.
" He likened the community of Russians who typically support these London sales to a "sea creature that's pulled its tentacles back in.
The Castro regime's tentacles extend to several Venezuelan governmental institutions, including the armed forces and the offices of immigration and health services.
I wish Harry and Megan every success in their bid to escape the joint tentacles of outdated royalty and unjustified public criticism.
Unable to escape the tentacles of the racial obsessions that carried him to the White House, Mr. Trump drowned all around him.
Health matters, aging and death itself are omnipresent in this book, like tentacles pulling a collection of stories together into a whole.
The other two walls portray an abandoned interior caving in at the corners, with vines creeping in, like tentacles, through a window.
Dougherty's tentacles spread so far that Republicans already think it could be a boon for President Donald Trump's election chances in 2020.
George, who was about an inch long, had a grayish body, grayish tentacles, and a conical shell striped in beige and brown.
Each new song triggered a different set of jellyfish behaviors: flashes of color in its gelatinous body, tentacles pulsing with the rhythm.
"I would caution you about the tentacles of your public relations juggernaut," Justice James Burke told Rotunno on Tuesday, according to Reuters.
Unfortunately, the impact is not limited to this country – the defamation is designed to extend it's [sic] tentacles, to reach other shores.
So you can pick a shellfish with weird tentacles (Omanyte and Omastar) or a shellfish with scythes for arms (Kabuto and Kabutops).
But in the climax, when Goose shot large tentacles out of his mouth to swallow the Tesseract, it all started to make sense.
Using tongs, transfer tentacles to a cutting board, cut into 1/2-inch pieces on an angle, and transfer to a bowl. 2.
What's comforting about these octopi are their soft tentacles, which hospital staff say remind babies of the umbilical cord and their mother's womb.
Rodger Bumpass -- aka Squidward Tentacles on "SpongeBob SquarePants" -- says cops lied about his DUI arrest ... but Bumpass' accusation could actually hurt him legally.
Oh, and Enchantress has a bad-CGI brother named Incubus (I only know his name thanks to Twitter) who has lava-like tentacles.
It has two layers of feeding tentacles that can be retracted into the tube, and one of the layers forms a distinct spiral.
Towards the start of the video you can see that its long tentacles are even and extended outward, while the bell is motionless.
The rich world is awash with great glowing orbs for the main population centres and orange tentacles for the roads that link them.
To their amazement, the submersible captured haunting images of the large medusae, some of them dragging their one-foot-long tentacles behind them.
Back-line rotations are crisp and there's always someone with freakish tentacles waiting down low, either forcing another pass or protecting the basket.
Bursting forth organically and covered with a scaly texture, these dynamic sculptures balance vine-like tentacles and vibrant florals from a static position.
Despite its imposing appearance and frilly tentacles, the barrel jellyfish isn't dangerous to humans or other marine creatures; it feeds entirely on plankton.
Each small animal has a central mouth and feeding tentacles, and secretes a stony substance around its base that binds the colony together.
With tentacles running in every direction, all parts of the Trump brand — his presidency, his business, his foundation and his family — are imperiled.
Remember when Vee Parker (Lorraine Toussaint) was Litchfield's own Stranger Things Shadow Monster, wrapping her dark, drug-running tentacles around everyone in sight?
Portuguese-style octopus — thick tentacles mingled with charred onion, potato confit and crumbled chorizo — was a small masterwork of salt, spice and succulence.
While Power has fiddled, Putin has also extended his tentacles into nations that had been staunch US allies before Obama turned on them.
According to legend, the Kraken is believed to be a giant sea creature with tentacles that lurks in the depths of the ocean.
Google is a gigantic octopus, with sprawling, growing tentacles reaching deep into every nook and crevice of media companies — very much including Axios.
The demon her son has been battling turns out to be a monster whose tentacles are everywhere and whose appetites are beyond reckoning.
In the game, she appears as a huge octopus-like creature covered in black fur and tentacles — perfect for holding on to things.
"Me homeless cause hobi & joon took my job," the rapper captioned a meme of Spongebob Squarepants' resident grouch Squidward Tentacles begging for change.
When a scientist drops a shrimp in, this cousin of the squid and octopus pauses, aims and shoots its tentacles around the prize.
Two tusklike spines protruded from the soft tissue near the hinge, and on top of its mouth was a row of fluttering tentacles.
In 6503, a bubble sub off Japan captured the first video of a giant squid, a creature with a nightmarish tangle of tentacles.
Fatigued after their long journey, the two travellers rested with Sazeracs in a forest of ferns, bright-green tentacles stroking their hair. ♦
In 2015, a dolphin in Bunbury known as Gilligan suffocated while trying to eat an octopus with tentacles more than four feet long.
A skewer, planted vertically, holds it all upright, with the tentacles massed at the top, curling upward and suggesting a wild-haired puppet.
Eventually, however, the neoliberal ideology extended its tentacles into every area of policy and even social life, and in its third stage, overextended.
He also was heavily involved in an underground lottery, with tentacles that extended into the city's political and organized crime worlds, she said.
He is on television, he used to run a magazine and he has his tentacles wrapped around a new media company called Majordomo.
It's interesting to see the tentacles of the cartels, the government, and then you add the CIA and how they operate in Mexico.
If the attraction is mutual then it's tentacles will move in reaction to their gaze, amplifying the language of seduction between the two people.
Then a small, tar-covered whale leapt into the air, crashed into the surface of the tar, and erupted into a mess of tentacles.
Jellyfish, an education firm with tentacles in several countries, will use it to teach Japanese to young graduates from East and South-East Asia.
Sue Doster, 53, struggled to hold up her top hat, a foam sailboat being sunk by the red tentacles of a kraken sea monster.
Look out for eels' eyes peeking out from coral castles, and watch the glowing green tentacles of a sea anemone wriggle in the tide.
All the gooey meat stuff is Stranger Things 3 is strange and gross, but one of its worst manifestations is the face-hugging tentacles.
The scientists suspect this was for defensive purposes or to capture more prey; the jellyfish's stinging tentacles are still active even after it's dead.
Preorders for the album are now available via Halo Of Flies Records andFeast Of Tentacles Records, and the official release date is October 2.
One spindly, the other evocative of a flowering human heart, they're connected by way of wires that feed into the tanks and become tentacles.
Or you don't like having them in your bed because they're like diapered squids suckered onto you with their squid beaks and flailing tentacles.
We ambled along the small harbor where octopus tentacles hang to dry before grilling, arriving at the seaside Captain's Table fish restaurant for dinner.
Sonangol employs some of the Angola's most powerful people and its tentacles spread beyond energy to real estate and railways, and trucking to telecoms.
As tech's tentacles stretch ever-further across the globe, the need for powerful journalism to help hold it to account has never been greater.
The caliphate and its dream of a vast terror-producing nation headquartered in Syria with tentacles stretching across the Arab world may be gone.
The sneaker collection includes SpongeBob Squarepants, Patrick Star, and Squidward Tentacles Nike Kyrie 5s and Sandy Cheeks and Mr. Krabs Nike Kyrie 2 Lows.
NOAA has posted a video on the website showing a pale, rounded form with expressionless eyes and languid tentacles resting on the ocean floor.
The shape and function of an animal's fangs, claws or tentacles as well as the composition of its target also influence how it penetrates.
Freed from the tentacles of drug addiction and coercive control, Shaw sees now how she fell victim to both Richard and her meth addiction.
But for Trump, beneath everything is the Mueller investigation and its tentacles, which can flare at any moment, edging other events from the headlines.
Gerrera straps victims to a chair in a room with a strange beast that rubs greasy tentacles across their temples and extracts the truth.
AirJelly, a giant flying jellyfish, is gently propelled up and down by eight tentacles and directed remotely with a bearing inside the helium body.
His job is to coach state officials through the regulatory tentacles of safeguarding a national security objective, something they're still learning as they go.
Toss the bodies and tentacles with olive oil, salt and pepper, and grill them fast over high heat, until they're just charred and tender.
Russia has continued to deny that it operated the doping program, whose tentacles reached to the highest levels of Russian sport, according to investigators.
In fact, their act goes down in humiliating fashion, with Ollie wrapping one of his many tentacles around Tammy's leg and dragging her offstage.
The country is hosting its first Winter Games amid a national reckoning about big business, politics and the tentacles of influence that link them.
The villi, the tiny fingerlike tentacles that normally cover the inner surface of the intestines and absorb most of the nutrients, had been flattened.
As for the aliens, suffice to say that nothing you've ever eaten, even in a Greek restaurant, will prepare you for tentacles like these.
" Asked about the network's copious Russia coverage, Mr. Lack said he had no qualms, saying of the story, "It's got a lot of tentacles.
The first cuttlefish spied the "shrimp," and very clearly put itself into reverse, backing up a bit before shooting its tentacles at the mirage.
The cuttlefish extended their tentacles and attacked the on-screen shrimp the same way they would if they saw their prey in the wild.
From "A Dolphin's Recipe for Octopus": Try having no arms and eating a live octopus that's crawling around on your head with its tentacles.
A shower squid keeps all of your cosmetic products together with its adjustable tentacles, so you don't have to bend down to reach anything.
It creates really fun structural designs that allow for ideal grouper and marine life rehabilitation habitats inside the head, the ship and the tentacles.
The core elements of the premise — rogue tentacles, prickly villains, a found family and swoon-worthy romances — are familiar to aficionados of genre entertainment.
I think very quickly the tentacles of the Republicans in Congress with all their ideological obsessions and infighting have got hold of the administration.
You've seen it on TV: Korean restaurants serving up plates of still-wriggling octopus tentacles, chopped up feet from the table while still alive.
But thankfully it features sausage-shaped animals playing various "sports" such as Kick Each Other Into Spike Pits and Something Indescribable Featuring Tentacles And Flags.
Someone in the visitors' guestbook, after all, has artistically rendered their experience in the pod as a mass of tentacles exploding out of the paper.
When Arlo, a 19-year-old actor, loses his best friend after a horrible accident, the familiar tentacles of depression creep back into his head.
This is a movie where a half-man / half-octopus cuts off, grills, and serves his own tentacles to oblivious diners while grimacing in agony.
The succulent, steak-like tentacles had been marinated overnight in olive oil, basil, chili flakes and the juice and zest of lemon, lime and orange.
A Portuguese Man-O-War jellyfish is not a snack for the faint of heart—the creature's tentacles are almost as toxic as cobra venom.
Google mints money on search, Apple created the iPhone profit monster, and Amazon has wrapped its tentacles around everything from online shopping to cloud computing.
Now, the multiplying tentacles of the Harvey Weinstein sex abuse scandal have touched a former president, a former presidential candidate, and a former presidential adviser.
The simulation department adds the "secondary motion" of the fins and tentacles, and this simulation allows the characters to move naturally to complement the acting.
It's not quite clear what the clown fish does for its host, but those stinging tentacles may save the fish from becoming someone else's dinner.
Meanwhile, the San Francisco-based company has extended its tentacles into other markets like food delivery and logistics, despite lingering questions about labor and safety.
While it's striking, it seems like having a dozens of shimmering tentacles resting on your shoulders and rustling around would be more distracting than helpful.
As you zip through the world — a trippy, abstract place full of pulsating tentacles and shape-shifting pyramids — a thumping rhythm plays in the background.
Although not a panacea for social change, a universal guarantee of housing security, dignity and affordability safeguards families from some of the tentacles of poverty.
They likely use the suckers on their tentacles to pick up their prey and then carefully transfer them from sucker to sucker into their mouths.
Startup culture and surges of absurdly lucrative tech money have sunk their bland bougie tentacles into California's most historically eccentric, experimental, and sexually inclusive city.
Gibbering, I lay on the ground, my limbs flailing like dumb tentacles as I waited for the cultists to drag me towards their eldritch altars.
The thickest part was packed tightly into the cervical spine, with tentacles snaking up into the midbrain and cerebellum, which regulates balance and motor coordination.
The flare on the tongue is the paprika in Old Bay, strewn over the tentacles and rings; the earthiness comes from cumin, infiltrating the batter.
It's just that it has shifted and mutated into a massive system of management and control, whose tentacles reach into all parts of our lives.
Then, about 20 hours into the recording from the Medusa's fifth deployment, Dr. Robinson saw the sharp points of tentacles sneaking into the camera's view.
In total, there have been 373 confirmed cases and six deaths in the U.K.   The Associated Press: Tentacles of Olympic cancellation would reach around globe.
"You just feel the tentacles, the suction-y things — I don't know the right term — but I could feel it, and it hurt," he said.
Farther up the plate's circumference were tiny tentacles and curled-up hulls of salted squid, as purple as a bruise, rinsed five times until swollen.
What was it like to waltz through the convention in a 35-pound ensemble, hefting aloft a web of tentacles 15 1/2 feet wide?
You use WASD on a keyboard to navigate around, avoiding obstacles or threatening octopus tentacles and picking up speed boost and shields on the way.
" Or this metaphor, directed at Jews: "You have wrapped your tentacles around the U.S. government, and you are deceiving and sending this nation to hell.
It's a simple matter of coating the bodies and tentacles lightly with oil and laying them on the grill over a brisk bed of coals.
The economic tentacles of big tech firms will reach into every corner of the economy, inserting its influence into the local politics of every community.
Corals are really a collection of tiny creatures called polyps — these polyps each bear eight tentacles and share a stomach, giving the octocoral its name.
But then the true monster of VR appears: Hellant, with its glowing power cord tentacles that can suck the energy right out of your body.
The sea nettles are framed in close-up, their trailing tentacles and mouth-arms casting otherworldly yellows and browns against the deep blue of the tank.
And, with a large population of vulnerable people, those networks have swelled, their tentacles reaching across the country and up to the highest levels of government.
Zhang has spoken over the past year about that new strategy, and Alibaba has been acting on the plan by spreading its tentacles across different sectors.
Its fuzzy, round form finds its inverse reflection in the hydra's tangle of outward-reaching, lacy tentacles of "Soul II (HDY 3014)" (ink on washi, 2014).
The medium wasn't always the same—rope, manacles, and tentacles were all in play—but it was the only thing that could truly incapacitate Wonder Woman.
Some galaxies wander the cosmos, tentacles extending like hungry jellyfish — and now scientists have found active supermassive black holes at the center of six of them.
ISIS reflects an ideology that made its bloody debut on the global stage with bin Laden, they said, and has since spread tentacles around the world.
At the end of each of the tentacles is an applicator which has a flat, rectangular face with about the same area as a playing card.
Tentacles reached out from their shells and wove their way into enormous variety of creatures which eventually became the octopus, cuttlefish and squid we know today.
There was a shiver, a ripple, a strange pulse that passed through every inch of him, and he didn't feel the fence's tentacles wrapping him tight.
You'll notice the dark blue spilling and exploding, like ink or fireworks or stretched tentacles, as if it intends to debunk the frozen water, dethrone it.
Perhaps the most prominent atrocities are the repeated scenes of rape, with the film's most infamous attack featuring phallic tentacles accosting and probing an unwilling victim.
But they have up to a hundred laid out like a necklace of tiny, iridescent, blue-black pearls nestled in the tentacles that line their shell.
Even if it sells these products at a loss, they still provide valuable avenues through which it can insert its other business tentacles into people's lives.
While moving through a light falling of marine snow, the octopus travels around the water almost like a jellyfish, before revealing its long, almost webbed tentacles.
Its tentacles could stretch even further over the health care system if it acquires Advisory Board Company, a consulting firm that works a lot with hospitals.
The Finding Nemo sequel tells a similar story, with less pathos, more tentacles Pixar's filmmakers aren't immune to the idea that all children's films need morals.
This kind of radicalism hasn't just been limited to social issues like marriage, abortion and gun rights, but has also spread its tentacles into fiscal policy.
Perfume Genius's blouses and tentacles exist in a lexicon as rich and specific as queer culture itself, one that becomes legible, if not sensible, to devotees.
But the greater difficulty is that a thorough Olympic history must also be something of a world history, with tentacles sprawling far beyond the Games themselves.
Speaking of the magical combination that is ganja and seafood, Confit Octopus Salad just might be our favorite way to simultaneously enjoy tentacles and body highs.
And contributed to a caricature of it as a vampire octopus with masses of tentacles all maneuvering to feed data back into a single, hungry maw.
Since the 19th century, the motif of an octopus on propaganda maps has represented the inhuman spread of evil, its tentacles grasping for land and power.
It also features a portrait of a black-eyed demon Trump sporting crustacean-like claws and tentacles that could only belong to some hellish sea monster.
About 20 hours into a recording, just 100 miles off the coast of New Orleans, sharp points of tentacles began sneaking into the submerged camera's view.
Consider the case of Mr. Connor, the New York-born, Atlanta-raised 25-year-old whose social media tentacles reach millions on Tumblr, Twitter and Instagram.
Dr. Nobu speculated that a species of Asgard archaea on the seafloor dragged bacteria into a web of tentacles, drawing them into even more intimate association.
"Russia is continuing to extend its digital tentacles into every aspect of American life, it is absolutely chilling and profoundly dangerous to our future," said Sen.
But new research shows that the tentacles of that octopus extend farther than ever—all the way into the most popular streaming video services and devices.
The league's genius instead was to extend its tentacles around the world, the first American sports league to lay plausible claim to becoming a global business.
Policy makers and analysts are worried that conglomerates like Wanda, with debt tentacles extending across the financial system, could threaten the health of the broader economy.
Cornyn has tried to cajole lawmakers to support the act to stop China using its "tentacles" to undermine American security through the acquisition of advanced technologies.
The company's tentacles today reach a number of categories in the country, including e-commerce, payments, online ticketing business, video and audio streaming and VC deals.
Just like the U.S. government has worked tirelessly to combat organized crime, policymakers need to labor doggedly to beat back the creeping tentacles of Russian autocracy.
The mass arrests captivated attention in Italy, where the term mafia originated, and provided a glimpse into the extensive economic tentacles of Chinese gangsters in Europe.
There's a tendency here, in part because of our Cold War inertia, to see Putin as this creature with his tentacles in every part of the country.
The animal, however, had different plans, and soon after her camera started rolling, it used its sticky tentacles to attach to her face — and wouldn't let go.
Image: NASA, ESA/Hubble, A. FabianA stunning new image captured by the Hubble Space Telescope shows a galaxy that's being strangled by tentacles of gas and dust.
There was a swirly one with forest green vines, or else tentacles, all tangled up in a barbed wire fence like the one around her grandparents' farm.
"The tentacles may run deeper and broader than people think, so they're going to have to engage in due diligence to worry about this now," Zarate said.
For years he had the internet scrubbed of his face, fearing the dark tentacles of Big Beef would end his clandestine wagyu evangelism by any means necessary.
In the comics, Flerkens look like Earth felines but boast extra features (like tentacles inside their mouths) and special powers (like the ability to hop between dimensions).
BERMUDA TRIANGLE IS NO MYSTERY, OCEAN SCIENTIST EXPLAINS Once the tentacles are removed, it's best to then soak the same area with hot water for 20 minutes.
The aliens, giant seven-legged "heptapods," who speak by extending their sinewy tentacles and drawing symbols in what looks like free-floating ash, don't necessarily mean harm.
And then there was the greediest question of all: Did I really want to share the charred octopus, which had the thickest tentacles I had ever seen?
By infusing its tentacles with properties of different animals, it's able to turn into a constantly evolving killing machine, becoming deadlier and deadlier the further you progress.
The villainous sea witch Ursula, meanwhile, will be portrayed by Queen Latifah, who suits up in velvet tentacles, white hair and gold shell necklace for the role.
After a few decades on view, the botanical and zoological pieces were often considered outdated; countless items ended up in storerooms, their petals shattered and tentacles snapped.
Gaga soared over the stage in a silver jumpsuit, rode a robot with massive tentacles and sat in a giant egg that was hanging from the ceiling.
The movement also spread its tentacles near and wide, dispatching hundreds of veteran operatives to new fronts in Turkey, Egypt, Libya, Yemen, West Africa, Afghanistan and beyond.
The hyolith "feeding structure," Moysiuk explained, displays a "row of flexible tentacles extending away from the mouth," which it probably used to sweep food into its mouth.
Instead of the usual chunks of pork or chicken poking out of the chile-laden broth, tentacles, purple and white, curled over the radish and avocado slices.
He still has the White Stripes haircut, parted in the middle, with long bangs like tentacles, but, lately, unless he's onstage, he usually combs his hair back.
The microbe starts out as a tiny sphere, but over the course of months, it sprouts long, branching tentacles and releases a flotilla of membrane-covered bubbles.
Using a scanning electron microscope and other tools that tested for traces of specific elements like sulfur, Mr. Moysiuk found several samples had tentacles near their mouths.
" Colonialism, she realized, "was no longer a matter of my own maligned fate but a system of evil whose tentacles reached into every phase of African life.
The latest model of the company's proprietary printer, dubbed Stargate, stands 30 feet tall and has two massive robotic arms that protrude like tentacles from the machine.
A magnificent red octopus Fujio documented in the western suburb of Chofu, for instance — whose tentacles curled to create pockets perfect for hiding — was destroyed last year.
"There are many tentacles on both sides, both for the individual and the system that individual is accessing," said Amit Rahav, the VP of marketing, in an interview.
A larger problem is that the written word's tentacles have reached so deeply into the collective consciousness of mankind that they have become almost synonymous with civilisation itself.
Click here to view original GIFResearchers working in the South Pacific have captured stunning footage of a deep-sea jellyfish that looks like a flying saucer with tentacles.
"Many countries are legitimately freaked out about the ruthless amoral Facebook vampire squid having its tentacles jammed into their countries' control of currency and banking systems," he said.
The tentacles of the disinformation apparatus, thought to be rooted in the Kremlin, have been found fiddling with elections everywhere from Ukraine and Bulgaria to France and America.
In the wake of his assassination, the local press suspected the crime was the work of the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, a brutal prison gang with long tentacles.
" And in 2013, a Slate piece criticized the growing abundance of "crack" foods as "a despicable trend ... extending its tentacles beyond the five boroughs of New York City.
This leaves your ends splayed out over your head, like far-reaching tentacles, and then your hairstyle has officially taken on roughly the same shape as an octopus.
The isle introduces a new assortment of post-pubescent demon seeds, led by Uma (China Anne McClain), a chip off the old tentacles of "The Little Mermaid's" Ursula.
Just a few feet under the surface, its long tentacles, each a girthy strip of vermillion tie-dye, sewed up with an endless avenue of suckers, hover listlessly.
Slightly smaller than the average giant squid, the animal appeared to attack the bait in a way scientists hadn't anticipated — by using its tentacles first as a weapon.
Aside from a few small creatures — my first glimpse at aquatic alien life is a school of mini-squid with only three tentacles — the ocean is mostly empty.
Another amazing source were the black community papers, like the Norfolk Journal and Guide, which was the primary black newspaper in southeastern Virginia, and had tentacles beyond that.
They will let him know that no matter how much money he has or how big a star he is, there are places where his tentacles can't travel.
In a Facebook post, the Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue warned beachgoers to avoid the creatures, as stepping on one or touching its tentacles can deliver a sharp sting.
These bailouts will only prolong the industry's undignified demise, and at the expense of West Virginians, who have sacrificed land and health to coal's grasping tentacles for centuries.
I did write a letter to Jello [Biafra] and the person at Alternative Tentacles did say that Jello was sorry, but he was in Brazil at the time.
When players go to confront the Shadow Nightmare, its final form, DethI ("death-eye"), literally draws from cosmic horror, appearing as a giant, shadowy eyeball with spiked tentacles.
The power of the United States may be lessening in a relative sense, but the country has its tentacles in projects and countries virtually all over the world.
"From where has the money come to build and finance the vast collectivist underground which reaches its tentacles into education, the churches, labor and the press?" he asked.
In Seattle, the Sound Transit system tackled the problem not with an image of a man, but a purple octopus with eight long tentacles draped over neighboring seats.
And I think it has allowed the tentacles of the federal government to get into the reaches of credit allocation which I think to be a bad thing.
The bunkers at Erin Hills are rough-hewed, a shade of cloudy khaki, and have creepy, slender ribbons of sand that look like the tentacles of alien monsters.
The movie repeatedly digresses, however, to explore several other interludes that basically parachute in, exposing tentacles of the operation in a way that's moderately interesting but dramatically numbing.
The kayran is a massive sea monster with deadly tentacles, and slicing through it is really tough, requiring a little bit of memorization and a lot of skill.

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