Crunchy cereals, pretzels, soy nuts, veggie chips, even beef or turkey jerky can help satisfy the need to work the jaw while filling the stomach. |
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The money must be paid in cash, to each person in refugee camps as they line up for their daily cup of dirty water and dried beef jerky. |
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The younger girl had fallen asleep, curled up in her blanket and still clutching the strip of beef jerky. |
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The slices of deep red sausage had the pungent flavour of barbecued pork, quite similar to a sweet beef jerky. |
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They each got two strips of jerky for meals, each about as long as a man's hand and as thick as two fingers. |
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I've let this old carcass get as stiff as beef jerky on a cold winter morning. |
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If you go to their site, they seem to be interested not so much in flying stuff to the moon but in selling beef jerky. |
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We saw strips of deep red beef jerky, sheets of golden-colored glucose that looked like glass, orange rind and salmon skin. |
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Maybe you'll even have some change left over for a candy bar or a pack of beef jerky. |
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Judging from his jerky motions and his giddy expression, he is still as high as a kite on adrenaline. |
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Actions are jerky and the bird hops rather than climbs even when beneath a branch. |
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Less well-known are the small toucans known as aracaris, who have their own jerky charm. |
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A bait rig is a string of very small lures which are lowered to the bottom and raised with short jerky movements. |
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This results in jerky movements, problems with rhythm, being behind or above the bit, general dissatisfaction or resistance. |
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Never do any bouncing or jerky motions or you could strain or tear muscles, ligaments or tendons. |
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He was a tall, robustly built person and I felt my arm joints aching after his jerky double hand shake. |
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And for the first time it seems to be populated by people, not jerky mimes in pancake makeup. |
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They sell turkey jerky, bits of woolly mammoth tusk, shot glasses, and salty snacks. |
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Whether she is right in urging sharp, jerky movements in gymnastics is debatable. |
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Though it sounds totally absurd, filet mignon beef jerky just might be the most snackable thing out there. |
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It changes down beautifully, but upshifts are either slow or jerky or full of clutch-slip. |
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Pictures are usually small and jerky and sound nowhere near Nicam stereo quality. |
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Fishing out her key, she inserted it in the lock, her movements jerky, the cold finally numbing her muscles. |
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Unfortunately, though, the sequential changes are tad sloppy on the upshift and slightly jerky on the downshift. |
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Another half-hour, and he'd be enjoying a little bit of beef jerky with his friends. |
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Tremor can be found in multiple sclerosis often with slurred speech and jerky eye movements, called nystagmus. |
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After several more jerky movements, he shot him self like a cannonball at Stone, sending him flying almost into a wall. |
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Kat'd brought along some of the jerky, oddments from the previous day's meals, and bottles of water for lunch. |
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So far, there is no news on a proper automatic transmission, ideal for heavy-city traffic, as the selespeed can be too jerky in stop-go traffic. |
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No transfer is good enough to mask the soft effects shots and jerky stop-motion clips. |
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Some people seem hell-bent on misinterpreting you, even people you thought weren't inclined to having jerky knees. |
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Most specialise in such Caribbean favourites as chicken jerky, spicy meat patties and sweetened fried banana. |
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They clip-clopped along the semblance of a path at a constant but jerky pace. |
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The clowder of kitties featured are mischievous, cuddly, jerky, funny, clumsy and, as always, adorably furry. |
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They appear comfortable and content to be allowed to develop in a steady, laid back, logical flow instead of jerky revelatory leaps. |
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As the disorder progresses, a person with Huntington's develops involuntary jerky movements, muscle weakness and clumsiness. |
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Differences in frame rates are responsible for old films looking jerky with everyone walking around faster. |
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It worked at cross-purposes, unable to escape the inference of fuddled human personnel and jerky moving parts. |
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Most of the cutscenes are handled with the in-game engine but character movements are often jerky. |
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Take a break from gorp and beef jerky and make lunch on a day hike a feast. |
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Part of the reason why this series works so well is that it is based in character and craft, not the instant joke or the jerky punchline. |
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Other Cajun specialties include tasso, a spicy Cajun version of jerky, smoked beef and pork sausages, chourice, and chaudin. |
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Ribs and steak can transmogrify from juicy to jerky in just two minutes, so temperature control is especially crucial. |
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Focus on keeping your movements smooth and fluid rather than abrupt and jerky. |
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The main symptoms are sudden, severe dizziness, partial deafness, sounds in the ear and jerky eye movements. |
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They watched silently as the old plane lumbered over to gate 2, discharging a huge, billowing black cloud as it rolled to a jerky stop. |
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His jerky movements and sinister singing voice complement the familiar musical tunes, which are deliberately cheesy for comic effect. |
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If not familiar with puppetry, you may wonder why the characters are making jerky movements. |
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Louise moves to the opening of the lounge, in stiff jerky movements as though hampered by the knitting of broken bones. |
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His fingers walk across his chest, his head, like a bird, pans the ceiling with jerky stops and starts. |
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Kayla followed suit, and the three of them rolled to a jerky stop at the foot of a skyscraper. |
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Their lips fail to synchronize with the dialogue, and their movements are jerky. |
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Keep really tight to the pole and, without making huge jerky movements, pull yourself as far up it as possible. |
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Among the items for sale are beef jerky, Winchester ammunition, and nine kinds of chewing tobacco. |
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But, whatever harm Macscruby thinks our flag might do to his beef jerky, McDonald's had no misgivings on its effect on the Big Mac. |
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Native Americans once used the fruit to make pemmican, a type of meat jerky. |
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We climbed up and Nick took two bottles of soda and a bag of beef jerky from his secret stash. |
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Dante took a slice of beef jerky that was in his pocket and gave it to the boy. |
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However, the transmission has a tendency to kick down into first gear all too easily, which can make progress around town a little jerky. |
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Biltong, pemmican, jerky, bresaola, Parma ham and bacon are dried meats. |
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He's so white he's almost mock-white, and so are his jerky, long-necked, mechanical-man movements. |
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She had shoulder-length gray hair and skin resembling beef jerky. |
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I try to make it clear to Patti that I'm not looking to land some jerky millionaire. |
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Ty Murray was stiff as a plank, jerky, and with his legs spread apart it looked like he was still sort of straddling a bull. |
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Dark, grainy, jerky, and sloppy, with dated psychedelic camera effects, it struggles for coherency, except in its explicit statements about anti-establishment themes. |
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Then she added some jerky for meat, and some dried vegetables. |
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As jerky companies are putting more marketing dollars behind their products, retailers are responding with a more aggressive approach to in-store merchandising. |
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Thus begins a wheezy, dull little story that follows Clint around as he has annoying conversations with his complainy doctor, jerky cops, and Jeff Daniels. |
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The mysterious givers had packed cereals, dried fruit, jerky, granola bars, boxed milk, juice boxes, crackers, boxes of raisins, trail mix, cashews, and bottled water. |
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The great television in centerfield has jerky video on instant replays. |
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They arrived with a jerky stop and they left the train together. |
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They became so brown and shriveled that they looked like walking beef jerky with New York accents. |
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I sent him some caribou jerky from Alaska to help keep up his strength on the Senate floor. |
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The road was bumpy, as if sending her heart into jerky movements too. |
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His sudden, jerky movements caused the vampire to fall off of him. |
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This reproduction does not simulate the jerky movements of a sci-fi automaton, however, but the strange instruments of a science fiction soundtrack. |
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The car squeaks to a halt and she glares at him because of his jerky stop. |
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The duotones which he pulls out of blurred contrasts of branches against sky, for example, in their jerky linear complexity remind one of ink drawings. |
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Dallas watched him closely, never missing even one of his jerky movements. |
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Faith pulled Ben backwards as his movements became jerky and desperate. |
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We could see jerky motion, and ostrich plumes bobbling atop the helmets. |
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The plane came to a jerky stop and the fasten seatbelt sign blinked off. |
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He makes his Bullshot with jerky-infused vodka and garnishes it appropriately with a stick of jerky. |
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Brief, abrupt, and detached rhythmic cells are joined into rhythmic phrases with a distinctive, often jerky texture. |
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Biltong, a type of jerky, is a popular snack, prepared by hanging bits of spiced raw meat to dry in the shade. |
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Tarentula is what to take when jerky movements are the more noticeable problem. |
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Attempts were made to drive machinery by Newcomen engines, but these were unsuccessful, as the single power stroke produced a very jerky motion. |
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Don't worry, Coach. In my cooler, I've got a greens superfood drink that will cancel out the chips, beef jerky, and candy. |
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She looked very neurotic, moving in a jerky way, her body giving little twitches of habitual umbrage. |
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Optimal descent was roughly eight feet per second with no jerky stops. |
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Future projects will include dried peaches and Asian pears, herbal teas, and fish jerky. |
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Slow-motion replay seems jerky because there really aren't enough frames. |
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Big Daddy's product line includes pre-cooked ribs and briskets, beef jerky, and microwaveable chopped pork, chicken and beef in addition to sauces and spices. |
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