The result would sate media appetite for star content while saving the studios huge sums of money. |
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These reactions may include muscle aches, joint aches, chills, low-grade fever, decreased appetite, headaches, nausea and swollen glands. |
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The clinical characteristics of acetonaemia are hypoglycaemia, depressed appetite, with high levels of serum fatty acids and ketones. |
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Some consumers will continue to want quick fixes, whether it's exercise in a can or a pill to curb their appetite. |
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The signs of anemia and acetonaemia are general appetite loss and various indications of general lethargy in the cow. |
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Those who wanted to build up the appetite, began by munching on seafood popiyat and meat jelly. |
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Perhaps then their appetite for loud and highly dangerous explosions would be satisfied. |
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Ironically, Australians love to watch sport but they are losing their appetite to play it. |
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Ever longed for that in-between meals treat, but don't want to ruin a healthy appetite for punk rock? |
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The strong appetite for a piece of Ireland was often shallow, faddish and dishonest. |
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His positioning was faultless and his appetite for pain and mayhem truly awesome. |
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If television is anything to go by, there seems to be a huge appetite for shows about the love lives of rich New Yorkers. |
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Of course, to be patient, you have to have a long investing horizon and an appetite for some risk. |
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He had a great appetite for working on the land and was in ready demand around the locality. |
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Maybe that explains her passion for fine red wines and her insatiable appetite for weirdness of all flavors. |
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He had an immense appetite for life and loved gadgetry of all sorts, especially cars and boats. |
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There is an appetite for a balance between both strong leadership and a democratic system. |
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But the shoulders have widened and the appetite for victory sharpened by a few years' reflection on the might-have-beens. |
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When your appetite returns, eat mild foods such as rice, dry toast, or bananas. |
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The Ritalin eliminated the nocturnal hallucinations but they also destroyed Tom's appetite and imagination. |
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She just had no sexual appetite and her husband was complaining bitterly about the infrequent rolls in the hay. |
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Come on woman, you've already had a romp in a supply cupboard, how insatiable can your sexual appetite be? |
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If your appetite is gone, simply sip water and nibble on saltines for awhile until you feel like eating again. |
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Louis sat back down and tried to enjoy his breakfast, but worry nagged at him and he lost his appetite. |
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The governments in the past have not had much of an appetite for dealing with things in the round. |
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Every night for the last week I have had to phone for a takeaway because I can't control my appetite. |
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A certain lustiness, a certain appetite for the pleasures of life, is an attractive, human quality. |
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She then began to complain of decreased appetite, weight loss, urinary incontinence, and ataxia. |
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A mythology of looming threats has created an insatiable appetite for security, which then has to be assuaged through totemic gestures. |
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Each mouthful is so poignant, however, that our appetite, if not assuaged, is at least abashed. |
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As for Tom, a clear sign when a forward has lost confidence or the appetite for the fray is when they choose to kick rather than take contact. |
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Over the past five years, few teams can touch them for number of tries scored and appetite for attacking play. |
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When you do feel comfortable with someone, though, your torrid sexual appetite will make him very happy. |
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Regular exercise will increase your appetite but your increased metabolic rate will more than compensate for it. |
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Cheap tracts and single sheet broadsides fed an apparently insatiable popular appetite for novelty, sensation and titillation. |
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Others have a ravenous appetite for the glues used to bond carpet to its backing. |
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Guy was a strong, healthy baby, with an appetite to match, waking regularly at four hourly intervals for a fill-up. |
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This relates to the practice of blooding young hounds on fox cubs to whet their appetite for hunting. |
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Another way to increase appetite is to add flavor to wholesome foods using spices, sauces and seasonings. |
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This massive book with its lavish illustrations of gorgeous furniture and interiors whets the appetite for more on the subject. |
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Kerri's appetite was well and truly back as she scoffed them and talked to Danielle about girly things. |
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Whether or not you find it heavenly, though, depends on your appetite for overly orchestrated synthesized schmaltz. |
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William, however, appears to have escaped not only unharmed, but with his appetite for soldiering undiminished. |
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His hunger hasn't waned, his appetite for the game remains totally undiminished. |
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The appetite for political consulting is triggered by the recognition that campaigning is an undertaking for professionals. |
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Widening the gastronomic horizons are the Cantonese, Japanese, Afghan, Punjabi, Mughlai, Indonesian styles, all there to whet one's appetite. |
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He also brought to the job an almost manic energy, fuelled by a huge appetite for food and drink. |
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We were both broke and working pub shifts but nothing could abate my appetite for conceiving low budget film ideas. |
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He had malaise, lethargy, and poor appetite but no history of night sweats. |
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I've had flu since Friday, in a muddle of tissues and lying down, drowsily watching DVDs, and no appetite. |
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It's precisely that rapacity, that appetite, that makes them who they are, that allows them to recognize themselves. |
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A house suited for quiet family life but within an hour of Dublin whets the appetite of country loving commuters. |
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There is little appetite for unilateral initiative among Western powers today, including the unchallenged superpower America. |
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The pensions industry is well known for its insatiable appetite for savers ' money and its attempts to part us from it. |
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I ate smaller and smaller mouthfuls, not because I was losing my appetite, but to extend the sensation of remarkable tastes. |
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Hawthorns are loved for their sweet, tart taste which can improve the appetite, help digestion and aid in weight reduction. |
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Such is the ravenous appetite for good films possessed by those who love them. |
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In our everyday life we worshipped force, despised compassion, and obeyed no law but our unappeasable appetite. |
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Thanks to a ravenous appetite, he soon reaches 15 feet, and becomes increasingly difficult to hide. |
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Am I, as an entertainment journalist, feeding the public's ravenous appetite for more celebrity? |
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However, often underestimated is the equally ravenous appetite they have for high-performance data access. |
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I still see him around and sometimes feed his unappeasable appetite for attention with a few minutes of reckless poke-you-in-the-eye style tag. |
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The tea from blood-wort loosens spasms and helps in increasing the appetite. |
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Their ravenous appetite for fellow fish makes them one of the largest fresh water species. |
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Earlier plans were mothballed when fund managers lost their appetite for another semi-state sell-off. |
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This person is agitated, anxious restless, tremulous and looses appetite and cannot sleep. |
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Interestingly, blockade of this receptor not only seems to affect appetite, but also seems to help with cravings for nicotine. |
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You can also take the capsules, but the liquid puts the kybosh on the appetite, pronto. |
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Instead of having them don fake beards to simulate age, he allows their youthful appetite for experiment to emerge. |
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Champagne was ready, along with flowers and a menu designed to sate the finest appetite. |
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Mountain air does wonders for one's appetite, and there's some memorable cuisine to look forward to. |
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The chiropractor, who didn't appear to notice he was being two-timed by his date, was the only one other than Sam who still had an appetite. |
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I'm probably being a bit or a worryguts for no good reason, but my spar now seems to have lost a bit of her appetite. |
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Autumn calvers need high quality silage fed to appetite, right through the Winter. |
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However, eating nuts helps to sate the appetite, and studies suggest this tends to lead to a reduction in our intake of other foods. |
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The smell in the wards and the moody patients made him keep his distance and caused him to lose his appetite for lunch. |
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The body clock is clearly controlling the elaborate brain signaling system that regulates appetite. |
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So it may indeed be true that herbal bitters stimulate the appetite, probably by way of speedier digestion and quicker stomach emptying. |
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When you fuel yourself with foods that your body is craving, make a note of how they've sated your appetite or how you felt after eating them. |
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And maybe even worse than that, it seems we all have an appetite for good yarns like the story of the Harvard student. |
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Interestingly, and perhaps not altogether surprisingly, not everyone has the same appetite for risk. |
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Yet why not hope for a change in appetite, why not hope that vulnerability, doubt, languor, even feyness, might find a mass market once again? |
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He's still got a good appetite and his favourite is still roast beef and Yorkshire pudding. |
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You'll stabilize your appetite, which is in yo-yo mode from all the extra sugar. |
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I always prefer this to apple pie, which has too much fruit and pastry for my bird-like appetite. |
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Two years before, he had begun writing to them, asking for photos, information, anything to sate a schoolboy's appetite for space exploration. |
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But there must be something in the Indian entertainment appetite that wants a full evening's masala. |
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These feelings were accompanied by irritability, reduced appetite, insomnia, anhedonia and reduced energy. |
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Our insatiable appetite for food and land this century has exterminated the earth's plant and animal species 40 times faster than average. |
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The disorder is expressed physically in diminished appetite, poor sleep with frequent awakenings, and restlessness and psychomotor agitation. |
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More female than male athletes reported binge eating, fasting, or use of appetite control pills. |
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Anorexia means a lack of appetite, but the condition is misnamed because sufferers control rather than lose their appetite. |
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Baltimore's millers and merchants linked backcountry farmers to an Atlantic market that showed an insatiable appetite for American produce. |
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It might not be ground-breaking but it sure sates the appetite that their hunger for great tunes has precipitated. |
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The activity organized by the new dance club, had guests doing the rumba and tango to build up their appetite for the buffet dinner on offer. |
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It is also instrumental to memory, appetite, mood, perception of pain and libido. |
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Prescriptions were written for a variety of antiretrovirals, antibiotics, antidepressants, and appetite enhancers. |
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Molecular biologists enter the story, but mainly those with an avidity for technology and an appetite for large scale. |
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It is certainly true that there is not the enthusiasm, the appetite, the avidity for film that there was when I first began writing about it. |
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An appetizer of grilled polenta in tomato sauce was so mild that it was more like plain porridge than something meant to stimulate the appetite. |
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My appetite gone, I pushed the bowl aside and traced my finger around the rim of my wineglass. |
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This sort of starter is nearly always a success, with plenty of tangy flavours to whet the appetite. |
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The classic symptoms of appendicitis are abdominal pain, fever, loss of appetite, and vomiting. |
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That appetite could spell trouble for humans who enter the same coastal and freshwater areas as the sharks. |
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Just as a thermostat regulates the temperature in your house, the appestat regulates the appetite control. |
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It was delicious and just enough to satisfy my appetite while not being too filling. |
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As a taster of what's to come, this comes close to completely satisfying the appetite. |
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Just at this time he made a discovery that helped him satisfy their new appetite for solid food. |
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I sat in my seat without much of an appetite and ate, after I was told to, filet mignon with some Caesar salad. |
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There is clearly an appetite and demand from the public for access to private historic houses. |
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Marie's voice rose shrewishly, riding the high waves of the baby's incessant outcry against the restrictions upon appetite imposed by enlightened motherhood. |
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The drug war shows no signs of abating in Mexico and the appetite for drugs in the United States remains high. |
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In addition to headaches and restlessness, she had lost her appetite and a lot of weight. |
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The data show that when government is divided, congressional Republicans tend to control their appetite for more government. |
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You can also work up an appetite with a beach volleyball tournament or rock out to your favorite local band. |
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I'd like to propose a toast to unfettered, abandoned appetite. |
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For me lunch is normally a jacket potato or some soup, and I found this meaty sandwich filling enough to keep my appetite in check for the rest of the day. |
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There appears no appetite for introducing such a law and given this government's general wariness about upsetting businesses that is not surprising. |
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The cooler temperatures of the last week should have quelled the amorous residents' ardour and after their recent exertions they should have quite an appetite. |
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It was also her open sexual appetite, which Cooke brings up in section after section of the book. |
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But many have no appetite for the horrors of gyms and earnest aerobics. |
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If you have a ravenous appetite for rock and jazz, this is a must-read. |
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I slept well, and woke with a ravenous appetite for breakfast, as usual. |
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That taste of carnal pleasure unleashed a ravenous appetite. |
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You will develop a ravenous appetite when you're not on the bike anyway. |
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He has a stubborn streak and definite strains of a rebellious nature, partly cultivated by his circumstances, which give him an appetite for dispute. |
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He had a hearty appetite, took very little exercise, and spent his days sitting at his office desk and most evenings sitting in front of the fire, listening to the wireless. |
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Short-term, they include teeth grinding, dehydration, anxiety, insomnia, fever, and loss of appetite. |
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Are we in for another overhyped, overdramatized extravaganza that does little more than feed our appetite for salacious fare? |
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But it might also whet the public's appetite and be less of a burden on the taxpayer should motorists stubbornly refuse to leave their cars at home. |
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I have no appetite problem at all, in fact, I eat more than usual, any fat and sugar laden bakery is my favorite here, not to mention their curry wurst. |
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There is little sign that Beijing has the appetite to scrutinize its own policy errors, though some in China have pointed the way. |
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He had a ferocious appetite back in his single larrikin days and was known to eat pretty much anything including curtains, flowers or anything that was handy. |
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Lions and other large predators like hyenas and leopards are killed by livestock owners who have no patience for the carnivores' appetite for cows, sheep, and goats. |
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Sleep deprivation lowers leptin, a blood protein that suppresses appetite and seems to affect how the brain senses when the body has had enough food. |
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The computer industry has now grown to such dimensions that copyrighting a software product does not satisfy the appetite of powerful sections of the industry. |
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Whether it's sleepless nights, mood swings or loss of appetite, the chances are that the stresses and strains of everyday life have affected you at some point. |
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In Scotland this appetite for debate is as strong as elsewhere in Britain. |
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While hunger and appetite are often experienced together, when we are hungry and want a particular food, appetites for foods can occur in the absence of hunger. |
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Rather, we notice an increasing appetitiveness in our people, an increased willingness to pursue power, pleasure, and personal appetite without constraint or shame. |
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But Bush won and they have to deal with the very sobering fact that there's no appetite on the other side of the Atlantic for funding Armalite politics anymore. |
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He could not assimilate the nutrients in food even if he had an appetite. |
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Why bother to curb your appetite with a cure so close at hand? |
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Having suffered from the dreaded lurgy all last week, it was quite a telling sign that, for the first time in the past seven days, I suddenly found I had an appetite again. |
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Symptoms of avitaminosis include tiredness, muscular weakness, lack of appetite, skin spots, bad breath, insomnia, irritability, nausea, depression and headache. |
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People suffering from Prader-Willi need half as many calories as normal but have an appetite that cannot be sated, which usually means that they are clinically obese. |
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He was hungry all the time and nothing could sate his appetite. |
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Romanian cuisine is savory, flavorful, and stimulating to the appetite. |
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Two more courses whetted the appetite for the roast, which was a venison rack with savoy cabbage, a pancetta ham basket filled with mousseline potatoes on a venison reduction. |
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There was, apparently, no end to the stuff or to the appetite for snorting. |
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This was a woman with an insatiable appetite for the visual world and the talent to capture it on film. |
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Given the insatiable appetite for apps, some bankers believe they must embrace the mobile option. |
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Whether tinged with fruity aromas or floral hops, the dry quality of these Abbey beers and strong ales is an ideal way to wake up the palate and promotes the appetite. |
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Among others, they include interference with sleep and suppression of appetite. |
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Most beginners heap their plate with two or three of their favourite items, and soon find that they have no appetite for several of the exotic dishes. |
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Water suppresses the appetite and helps the body metabolize stored fat. |
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The thinner you become, the lower your leptin levels droop, and the more food it takes to satisfy your appetite. |
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Levine broods in the meat locker, mad with desire for Prinsloo, whose appetite for him is equally primal. |
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Despite the enthusiastic overtures which the dawn of a new season brings, Clark admits he will quickly lose his appetite if matches descend into torpidity. |
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Significantly, her decision not to vote with the consensus view marked a break with tradition among those attending their first meeting and may signal an appetite for a fight. |
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From the moment their grans pop the first illicit chocolate button in their drooling mouths, children are hooked, and parental censure only sharpens their appetite. |
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Endowed with an insatiable appetite for milkweed, and almost always in close proximity to the plant, these larvae eventually turn into butterflies and continue flying north. |
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Joe enjoys the sexual sway she holds over men, toying with their preconceived expectations in order to satisfy her appetite. |
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What is still remarkable is her appetite for further success and the enthusiasm she enjoys from winning events she didn't expect to, such as the shot-put. |
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The rule that a man might have no more than four wives at a time, but could change them when he liked, also suited Ibn Saud, who had a prodigious appetite for women. |
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The patch impregnated with extracts of a sea algae called bladderwrack is not a diet but naturally reduces appetite, helping slimmers to lose weight gradually. |
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It treats decreased appetite, loss of taste, inability to eat more than a little at a time, bloating after eating, distension and general weakness. |
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Mealtimes encourage appetite and togetherness, but the hours in between are also ideal for nibbling. |
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However, our appetite for public humiliation remains undiminished. |
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Sure, my appetite for new music remains undiminished, but having to own, store and maintain this collection of stuff is getting to be a bit of a drag. |
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But Johnson's latest performance in the red and green of Leicester showed that he still has a ravenous appetite for club rugby. |
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Mrs Mosley was born with a rare congenital kidney disease called nephrosis, which left her prone to infections and without much of an appetite. |
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At the 2015 Dubai Air Show, Airbus' John Leahy noted the appetite from the gulf carriers for the variant. |
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In an effort to assuage her chrestomathic appetite, Lucy has been taking classes at the local college for the past 12 years. |
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The company is also building a factory in Dubai to keep up with the growth and appetite for its one-of-a-kind Doner Kebabs. |
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Many a reader whose appetite rejoices in hearty fare tucked in his napkin, smacked his lips and fell to with a will. |
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But the challenge is only whetting the Australian's appetite as he graduates from 600cc world supersport ranks. |
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Firstly, love is a basic emotion of the concupiscible appetite, which is a sensitive appetite that man has in common with non-rational animals. |
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I found a ship's biscuit and a wizened apple in my sketch sack. They smelled of turpentine and revolted my appetite. At dusk I ate them greedily. |
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That compound, rimonabant, works on the pleasure centers in the brain to suppress appetite. |
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The voracious appetite for capital of the great trunk railroads facilitated the consolidation of the nation's financial market in Wall Street. |
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Like a fruitful garden without an hedge, that quickens the appetite to enjoy so tempting a prize. |
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With Strickland the sexual appetite took a very small place. It was unimportant. It was irksome. His soul aimed elsewhither. |
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Some common symptoms are tiredness, nausea, and loss of appetite. |
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Moreover, the appetite for lower corporate tax rates has not yet been sated. |
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For the Caput mortuum is apt to be furnished with a Venter vivus, or, as we may say, a lively appetite. |
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Symptoms of the disease include loss of appetite and lethargy. |
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Also to blame is a press with a limited appetite for mind-numbing budgets. |
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A gustable thing, seen or smelt, excites the appetite, and affects the glands and parts of the mouth. |
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But it seems like there is no one in Government who has the appetite for implementing the cutbacks. |
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You disregarded the welfare of these women and girls to commit these offences to satisfy your own perverted sexual appetite. |
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Adrenaline is known to lower the appetite, increase the basal metabolic rate and ultimately burn calories. |
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Masocha exploited his followers' faith to manipulate them into satisfying his own gratuitous sexual appetite. |
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Cibophobia differs from anorexia since appetite may persist but the pearson fears eating because of some associated or subsequent discomfort. |
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He admitted having a huge sexual appetite but denied knowing the girls were prostitutes. |
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A group of bottlenose dolphins worked up quite an appetite hunting in Scotland's Moray Firth. |
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The global appetite for bluefin tuna has destroyed the species, pushing it to the brink of extinction. |
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Shape Patch uses a pure bladderwrack extract, absorbed through the skin, to act as a natural appetite suppressant. |
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His health improved somewhat, but, in 1731, he was afflicted with a ravenous appetite and palpitations of the heart. |
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Billy Bunter, the 'Fat Owl of the Remove,' was famous for his greedy appetite, in particular his insatiable desire for jam tarts and doughnuts. |
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Let's hope the Russian wolfhound rediscovers his appetite for success and finishes off the job. |
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Theresa is using Scottishinspired recipes including cullen skink, bridies, stew and tatties as appetite for the hit show reaches boiling point. |
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These popular treatments have maintained the public's appetite for Waugh's novels, all of which remain in print and continue to sell. |
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Most studies on the physiological role of leptin in teleosts address its function in appetite, body weight regulation, and metabolism. |
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A series of public meetings is being held across Wales to assess people's appetite for further lawmaking powers for the Welsh Assembly. |
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The capsules are said to stimulate appetite and packaged in a grey bottle labelled as a product of Kweilin Drug Manufactory. |
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This is bad news, since cortisol also acts as an appetite stimulant. |
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Capsaicinoids have also been reported to increase thermogenesis and reduce appetite. |
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He is undeterred by the fact that teleselling lacks the real-life tastes and smells that can work up an appetite in the supermarket or deli. |
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Trident gum and Certs breath mints, that whet Lindsay's appetite for a personal piece of the snack food industry. |
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Ephedra, also known as ma huang, stimulates the sympathomimetic and central nervous systems and suppresses appetite. |
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Stir up an appetite by creating tamales, sopaipillas, Navajo fly bread, and traditional chicken mole. |
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Jeremy Tiang smoothly renders Wong's musings and reminiscences, whetting the appetite for the translator's own writing. |
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To satisfy this inordinate appetite, they seize many of our black free subjects. |
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Garden centres are doing a brisk trade and one of the region's best known has a new attraction to whet not just your green-fingered appetite. |
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Appetite-suppressant medications promote weight loss by decreasing appetite or increasing the feeling of being full. |
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Wendy prescribed her Ignatia which is good for weepiness, bereavement, hysteria and loss of appetite. |
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Flem has a singular appetite for capital, he is rarely seen to eat or drink, and yet he constantly masticates the circumambience. |
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It is a flaw in the will of the sinner that makes possible the motion of his sense appetite toward an appetible, yet wrongful, object. |
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Firstly the ketones, released during ketosis as you start to burn fat for fuel, suppress appetite. |
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Most powerful stimulants, they can never be required except by the torpor of an unawakened, or the languor of an exhausted, appetite. |
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To whet your appetite, you can relive that glorious moment here. |
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Mango peppers by the dozen, if owned by the careful housewife, would gladden the appetite or disposition of any epicure or scold. |
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A widening public appetite, especially in the United States, made traditional initiation unable to satisfy demand for involvement in Wicca. |
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The European appetite for trade, commodities, empire and slaves greatly affected many other areas of the world. |
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Prior to the crisis, financial institutions became highly leveraged, increasing their appetite for risky investments and reducing their resilience in case of losses. |
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The girl has a strong sexual appetite and especially over the phone. |
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The Disney jugger naut stopped at the Empire, just nine months after its last visit, to feed the stillinsatiable appetite that tweens have for everything HSM-flavoured. |
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Having satisfied the cravings of appetite, they would roll themselves in their blankets, and spend the night on the floor of the men's hut or woolshed. |
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Clean and cheap, people have been using windpower for centuries, and many scientists are pushing for its comeback to help fend off America's insatiable appetite for power. |
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The patient's physicians had always allowed him to indulge a gargantuan appetite, countering his intake and regulating his embonpoint by a heroic diet of purges and enemas. |
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According to his ex-girlfriend, Brand has such an insatiable sexual appetite that he sent her out shopping with his mum so that he could have a threesome with two other girls. |
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In addition to exercise, a compulsive overeater could be prescribed serotonin boosters like 5-HTP to control appetite, and inositol extract to regulate mood. |
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The stems, leaves, and seeds of apples, cherries, peaches, and apricots contain cyanogenic glycosides that can cause vomiting and loss of appetite when eaten in large amounts. |
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But they moved closer when it was discovered that while the hormone ghrelin boosts appetite in humans, it may have the opposite effect in poultry. |
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In the 1970s Liberace is the brightest sequinned jewel in the Las Vegas entertainment crown, a talented, vain and paranoid performer with a prodigious sexual appetite. |
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Lipid Nutrition, a global leader in lipid-based health ingredients, has introduced a new form of its successful appetite suppressant ingredient, PinnoThin. |
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The truth about Pastor Straton is that he is perhaps the country's most persistent publicity hound. He has an insatiable appetite for newspaper notice. |
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The cow has no appetite, a high temperature and is often toxaemic. |
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She'd gained weight since Las Vegas by yielding to an increased appetite, getting up in the night to raid cupboards, Rusty watching her accusatorially. |
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He may suffer because his hunger and thirst are deprived of their natural satisfaction, but he won't suffer because his sexual appetite is denied its satisfaction. |
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Other organ diseases can have an effect on appetite and breath odour but they would usually be suspected on initial clinical examination or on a pre-anaesthetic blood test. |
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And at the end of it all, do keep some appetite for their mille-feuille, made of three layers of puff pastry alternating with two layers of pastry cream. |
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Some signs of infection affect the whole body generally, such as fatigue, loss of appetite, weight loss, fevers, night sweats, chills, aches and pains. |
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The dance club drug appears to drain the brain of serotonin, a vital signalling chemical that helps regulate mood, appetite, sleep, learning and memory, say experts. |
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The spontaneous tendency to pinguefaction would also conduce to quietude of disposition in the animal, and to the more economical and easy satisfaction of the appetite. |
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Eke, gentle heart, and manhood that ye had, And that ye had, as me thought, in despite Every thing that souned into bad, As rudeness, and peoplish appetite. |
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Hoodia gordonii was traditionally used by the Khoisan people as a thirst and appetite suppressant and is currently commercially available as a popular weight-loss supplement. |
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Moreover, the car plate restrictions in major cities and the growing acceptancy and appetite from consumers will also spur the rapid rise of the used car market. |
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No, instead of swollen ankles, blotchy skin and and insatiable appetite for unhealthy foods, she still looks beautiful and slim, blah, blah, blah. |
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There aren't enough wind turbines in the world to outpower humankind's appetite for energy, a study by University of Oregon researcher Richard York has found. |
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The most rapid and most seductive transition in all human nature is that which attends the palliation of a ravenous appetite. There is something humiliating about it. |
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An ox will relish the tender flesh of kids with as much gust and appetite. |
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Sarah Palin has stepped in with her peculiar style of speaking. There are literally thousands of sites catering to the insatiable appetite for Palinisms. |
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One's appetite for voyeurism whetted but unsated by this fiesta of unfrankness, one resorts to reading behind the dead people's backs to spice up the dish. |
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Unlike an Apatow film, there are few belly laughs but, if you've an appetite for offbeat humour, the chances are you'll be grinning throughout this gem. |
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Although this varies by location, many populations share an appetite for fish from the mullet, the tuna and mackerel, and the drum and croaker families. |
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You can still see the cut marks made by the broadax and adzes, hand tools that required a strong back and would guarantee a healthy appetite, too. |
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In setting specific risk tolerances, management considers the relative importance of related objectives and aligns tolerances with its risk appetite. |
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