As drinkers become thirstier and thirstier, the advice we receive from above gets more and more laughable.
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So salt made the test subjects feel hungrier, but not thirstier.
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So salt made the test subjects feel hungrier, but not thirstier.
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Even so, hot weather has a flip side by making people thirstier.
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I would have been thirstier, wouldn't I, if I'd been out longer?
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"Everyone here is thirstier than Tara Reid in rehab, honey," chimes in another.
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People are younger, poorer, less equal and slowly hotter, hungrier and thirstier before.
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The last thing the internet needs is to get any thirstier for Jeff Goldblum.
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Some people also notice that they're thirstier than usual (and, therefore, peeing more often).
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Apparently, the bigger batteries and the thirstier chips will end up canceling each other out.
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Years of cooking have taught me that the harder a flour is, the "thirstier" it is.
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Southwest is retiring seven fewer older, thirstier 262s from its fleet this year than it originally planned.
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Like a thirstier version of parklands to the north, it receives far less freshwater than it used to.
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That's about the same as GTI and thirstier than Fiesta ST, both of which run on standard fuel.
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But then, nearly in line with a dramatic drop in gas prices, Americans began buying bigger, thirstier cars again.
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And back in 1987, 1988 and '89, he was even thirstier for attention because he didn't get as much.
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The thirstier Explorer Platinum I'm driving has a 3.0-liter V-6, and gets an estimated 18/24/20 mpg.
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Hard to tell who's thirstier here: the fan hucking a water bottle at Mizzou's QB, or the Mizzou QB himself.
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Brito doubted that climate change would mean an ever hotter world that would boost beer sales by making people thirstier.
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"A warmer atmosphere is a thirstier atmosphere," Deke Arndt, NOAA&aposs chief of global monitoring, said in the press conference.
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These dams store water for thirstier months (it rarely rains in the summer), hold back flood waters, and generate some hydroelectric power.
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Nobody on the entire planet has ever seemed thirstier for a vice presidential nod than Chris Christie since his endorsement of Trump.
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And they regrettably show that the thirstier Pompliano grows for attention, the more he starves his filings of truth and common sense.
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"Millennials are now thirstier than ever for adventures and new experiences, and we want to be right by their side," Acevedo said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Kirin will provide a litmus test of whether Japanese investors are thirstier for bigger changes at Japan Inc.
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Bloodier and thirstier is popular opposition—not only to Trump, but to free speech, property rights, border security, bathroom security, and police.
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As the holy month begins tonight in most places, the vagaries of latitude mean that some will be hungrier and thirstier than others.
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In fact, he has tweeted at the Barefoot Contessa three times in the last two days, and each tweet is thirstier than the last.
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Alien species, such as eucalyptus trees which are largely native to Australia, are thirstier than indigenous vegetation and draw more groundwater through their roots.
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The announcement was a huge relief for some automakers who say that US consumers want larger, thirstier cars, especially with relatively low gas prices.
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When fuel prices rose before the recession of 2007-09, legacy airlines with older, thirstier planes cut capacity while upstarts with more fuel-efficient aircraft expanded.
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In fact, Americans have shown a growing preference for larger, thirstier vehicles like SUVs, reducing the average fuel economy of the cars sold for some automakers.
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A double whammy of studies in The Journal of Clinical Investigation in April disproved the long-held belief that consuming metric tons of salt makes us thirstier for water.
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Greater efficiency, however, comes with risks of its own: that farmers persist in planting thirstier crops than is rational in an arid climate, or switch to more water-intensive ones.
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And let me tell you, you will never have been more impressed by (read: thirstier for) this blue-eyed actor as you will be while watching him wield around a giant sword.
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When you urinate often, fluid that comes from your tissues will also be excreted along with the glucose, causing your body to become dehydrated quickly and making you feel thirstier than usual.
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To meet such fleet averages, vehicle manufacturers have to sell lots of fuel-sipping small cars to offset the thirstier SUVs, trucks and large passenger models that generate the bulk of their profits.
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Since CBD gives you more of a body high than anything, you don't have the weariness that pure alcohol punishes you with (I did notice I was a little thirstier than normal, though).
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As the atmosphere warms, it is also thirstier, so that when dry periods come the air sucks more moisture from the soil and the plants and makes the land more susceptible to fire.
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Friends featured plenty of hookups and raunchy moments, but according to the creators' interviews with CNN anniversary special Friends Forever: 25 Years of Laughter, NBC took some issue with the sitcom's thirstier content.
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Wyatt's feelings for Decker have been well-documented throughout November, with his comments on her photos ranging from the simple "Hot Queen" to the thirstier "Are inhalers over the counter?" to the drooling emoji.
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Many of the cars making their debut at the show are larger and thirstier, reflecting a new era in which the Trump administration may ease gas-mileage targets and slow the adoption of other regulations.
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Events like Evoke in Chelmsford promise not only UV lights, but freeze-jets, blackouts and balloon drops—and their clientele are likely to grow ever thirstier for new gimmicks, bigger capacity and bigger name DJs.
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A big reason US car companies were foundering was that gas prices suddenly shot up and US automakers, who for years were making bigger, thirstier cars, were suddenly facing a cash-crunched, fuel-abstemious market.
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Maybe. But every dedicated Snapchatter knows nothing is a thirstier battery hog than the Snapchat app and Mophie's smallest batteries are light, colorful and will give you enough juice for one full charge and then some.
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Too Short says the irony's not lost on him that the "I Need a Freak" rapper now has a daughter ... and one day in the near future, he might have to break down some of his thirstier lyrics to her.
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But the issue that stoked the unrest is a perennial one: the division of the water of the Cauvery, an 800km- (473 mile-) long river that rises in Karnataka's western highlands and supplies rich farmland in the south of the state, as well as thirsty Bangalore itself, before tumbling east into the even thirstier state of Tamil Nadu.
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A guy named Michael Hoffman tweeted several photos on Friday morning: one screenshot of the Wi-Fi network, one of the sign, and one of a real-life human wearing a giant yellow sandwich board that said "If Your Wi-Fi Network is OldBaySeasoning, DM Us." (Apparently, the only thing thirstier than a person who just ate a bunch of Old Bay is Old Bay, the brand.) So yeah, they found her.
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Others full-on catfish the competition, including 37-year-old Black lesbian Karyn Blanco, who plays as "Mercedeze," a hot, slim, and heterosexual Black woman; schlubby wife guy and opera aficionado Alex Lake, 32, enters The Circle as younger, hotter, and thirstier "Adam"; social media editor Sean Taylor, a fat white woman, decides to use her slim, modelesque friend's photos; and Seaburn Williams, an adorable, goofy 29-year-old Black man, plays as "Rebecca," his actual real-life girlfriend.
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Steve reveals he poisoned the water to deter pursuit. Hugh keeps tensions high by romancing Diana, infuriating Steve. As they get thirstier and thirstier, a parched Diana offers Hugh first the diamonds, then herself, in exchange for some of the water. When he rejects both, she even offers to be his slave, but with the same result.
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During each turn, the character has a certain number of "moves". Each move makes the character hungrier, thirstier and more tired. The objective of the game is to ensure the character's survival. This requires that the player scavenge supplies from ruined settlements in the area.
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Profile of a Cootamundra wattle in Canberra, ACT A. baileyana is used in Europe in the cut flower industry. It is also used as food for bees in the production of honey. American urban landscape designer Renée Gunter uses this plant in her South Los Angeles lawn as a drought-resistant alternative to thirstier plants.Lodi News-Sentinel, Oct 12, 2007, Bettijane Levine, Los Angeles Times, Drought resistant plants, Retrieved Aug.
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Class B was taken out by an 1100cc version of the Mini Cooper. 1967 rule changes mandated a minimum number of pit-stops to negate the advantage economical smaller cars had of requiring fewer stops. This change favoured the larger, thirstier Fords and Holdens. The Minis handled the corners well and could, theoretically, run the entire race on a single tank of petrol, but the larger-engined cars were faster in a straight line.
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Production of the 103 A0 series began in August 1955.Tourist Spotter's Guide -- 103 A0 103-series Tourists had four speed transmissions and ten inch wheels, enlarged from the three speed transmissions and eight inch wheels of earlier models. The result was a larger, heavier, and thirstier scooter on one hand, and a faster, more sophisticated scooter on the other. It is stated that 34,060 Tourist 103 A0s were built before production ended in September 1957, but this production figure is disputed.
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The daughter took it and went, but when she bent to drink, the prince and dog pushed her in. The hag grew thirstier, and sent her son, though he demanded the golden cloak; he met the same fate as his sister. Finally, she sent her husband, though he demanded the golden chessboard; he met the same fate as his children, but when the prince and dog went back to the cottage, his ghost followed them. They had to wrestle with it and defeat it a second time.
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Fossil water is a non- renewable resource. Groundwater levels decrease when the rate of extraction by irrigation exceeds the rate of recharge. By 2013 it was shown that as the water consumption efficiency of center-pivot irrigation improved over the years, farmers planted more intensively, irrigated more land, and grew thirstier crops. In parts of the United States, sixty years of the profitable business of intensive farming using huge center-pivot irrigators has emptied parts of the Ogallala Aquifer (also known as the High Plains Aquifer).
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The Prowler was only available as a 3.5L V6 that was rated at ~250 hp at its highest. For what was considered to be a modern "hot rod", this was not considered to be enough power, so the Howler was given a 4.7L V8 - which had nearly the same horsepower, but had significantly more torque. The engine is mated to a five speed manual transmission, instead of the Prowler's four speed automatic. This freed up some room in the undercarriage to enlarge the gas tank for the thirstier V8.
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Hajar ran seven times back and forth in the scorching heat between the two hills of Safa and Marwah, looking for water. Getting thirstier by the second, the infant Isma'il scraped the land with his feet, where suddenly water sprang out. There are other versions of the story involving God sending his angel, Gabriel (Jibra'il), who kicked the ground with his heel (or wing), and the water rose. The name of the well comes from the phrase Zomë Zomë, meaning "stop flowing", a command repeated by Hajar during her attempt to contain the spring water.
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Still others were listed merely as "missing in > flight," and it is a safe assumption that many of these exploded, went down > in flames, or crashed as the result of vapor lock, carburetor icing, or > other defects. During the war years, the C-46 was noted for an abnormal number of unexplained airborne explosions (31 between May 1943 and May 1945) that were initially attributed to various causes. In particular, the fuel system, which was quickly designed, then modified for the new, thirstier Pratt & Whitney engines, was criticized.
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In one study, participants had their thirst intensified by consuming a large portion of their daily sodium intake or quenched by drinking to satiety. They were then asked to estimate the distance to a bottle of water. Those participants who were thirstier ranked the bottle of water as more desirable and viewed it as closer than less thirsty participants. Another study performed by Balcetis and Dunning had participants estimate the distance to test results that contained either positive or negative feedback and to $100 gift cards that they had the possibility of either winning or not.
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The headquarters company maintained the reconnaissance section and mortar platoon, while the assault gun platoon was re-equipped with M4 tanks armed with 105 mm assault guns in enclosed turrets. The 70th also consolidated the three assault guns assigned to the tank companies into the assault gun platoon. :Service Company – consisted primarily of the battalion maintenance platoon and the battalion supply and transportation platoon. The supply and transportation platoon more than doubled the number of trucks in order to support the increased logistical requirements of the thirstier and heavier- gunned Sherman medium tanks compared to the lighter Stuarts.
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Piers Courage drove in all seven races, winning at Teretonga Park in New Zealand and finishing second, third and fourth with three retirements in the other races to finish third in the final points standings. Self-entrant Silvio Moser then acquired the car, having arranged for Williams to switch the engine for a 1968-spec 3.0 litre DFV, as well adding extra fuel tanks on account of the thirstier engine. Silvio raced this unique car in 7 of the 11 rounds of the 1969 Formula One season, his best result coming at Watkins Glen where he finished 6th, and he also used the car in the International Gold Cup and two rounds of the European Hillclimb Championship.
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