On the one hand the medium devours eccentrics because viewers find their strangeness exciting. |
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Sudalai Madan, who devours non-vegetarian food after consuming litres of arrack or toddy has to content himself with the sweet prepared by them. |
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In short, sin is a great and powerful god who devours the whole human race, all the learned, holy, powerful, wise, and unlearned men. |
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It is said that it is for youth to fast renew, the memory that time devours. |
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An omnipotent deity who devours worlds according to Bevinne folklore. |
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John Polanyi devours philosophy, poetry, and is deeply engaged in the politics of armaments and peace. |
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Make that your dreams devour your life before that your life devours your dreams. |
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Over the years, she's learned to read the faces of the many animals as easily as the crime novels that she devours in her free time. |
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Giving order to the time which devours him: that is the destiny of mortal humans. |
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The planet becomes money, money becomes number, the number devours time, time devours man, money devours time. |
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Those who listen to that inner voice, burning and inflexible, will feel within them a fire that devours, which exterminates and purifies. |
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Mr Johnnie Walker, on the other hand, is a villainous incorporation of bloodthirsty evil as he murders cats, devours their hearts live and deep freezes their heads. |
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A man tracks her back to a building where the girl bares her fangs and devours him, reversing the role of predator. |
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It also destroys cities, devours forests and snuffs out lives. |
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Everyone piles fillings onto their tortillas, folds up and devours. |
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He also devours books, getting through six on his last holiday. |
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One devours a rabbit-like animal as another sits in deep contemplation. |
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He greedily devours all information on anything to do with art and observes every detail in the art work of his contemporaries. |
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But instead of waiting to be fed, a larva devours the second egg that her mother laid. |
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Her older son, who is five, devours maths apps and asks his mother questions about arithmetic. |
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Gleefully, my offspring grabs at the gobbets of uncooked lamb, squeaking and cheeping as she voraciously devours her meal in a matter or a few minutes. |
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The voracious dragon runs to the castle and devours the bride's gown and her guests' clothes. |
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Although all forms of cancer are horrifying in their potential to destroy life, brain cancer, or a malignant brain tumour, is uniquely destructive in that it devours both body and brain. |
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The Serengeti plain will be ablaze in colors as the Kind-Hearted Disney Lion, trailing a digitized banner for Bull's-Eye Hickory Barbecue Sauce, hunts down and devours the Allstate Insurance Gazelle. |
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Symbol of passing time which devours everything, also symbol of stability and long-lasting experiences, Saturn gives the impression of a climate of asperity and heaviness. |
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Macrophages are a type of white blood cell that devours foreign antigens and invading microbes and then assists T lymphocytes in recognizing and reacting against cells that have been invaded by pathogens. |
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In most areas of Canada, the northern pike is both a commercial fish and a sport fish, while in other areas it is considered a nuisance because it devours large numbers of other game fish such as trout, bass and perch. |
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It is this affirmation of greed that has led to the plundering of our fragile little planet to the point of exhaustion and an economic system that devours the weak. |
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Despite the crocodile's reign of terror within the river, the stealthy monitor is master of the banks where it steals and devours their vulnerable eggs. |
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At the Vissons, one devours, one spends beyond one's means, one falls to land on one's feet, and one talks of group suicide as if one were talking about going to the movies. |
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Global inequalities are becoming deeper, and if part of Asia is coming out of underdevelopment, it is doing so by adopting a lifestyle that devours nonrenewable resources. |
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As for Bérurier, the colourful assistant to the famous «commissaire San Antonio», can it really be imagined that he devours one of his pantagruelian meals without the assistance of an Opinel? |
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Naturally, when one runs a wood processing company, biomass fuel in a variety of types is abundant, it is however getting pricier, and an inefficient heat exchanger devours it without control. |
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Now Jo yelps and jumps about endlessly, swings from one lamp shade to another to cross rooms, eats with his hands, devours dozens of bananas a day, scratches his behind and stamps his feet laughing. |
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As the dinosaur that leaps out of the water and devours a shark in the Jurassic World trailer, it's become notorious as the most polarising creature in the film. |
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Revolution, it is said, devours its own children. |
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The lion then gets up and devours first the master and then the disciple. |
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By doing so, because he devours more energy and material goods than wild species, and because he proliferates, he is quickly destroying his only house, the only spaceship he owns: Earth. |
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A single lacewing devours between 1,000 and 10,000 aphids in its lifetime, while a ladybird larva can eat between 30 and 40 aphids a day. |
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War, the institution, the incessive monster which devours whole peoples, the world has learned to hate. |
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The child will devoid the garbage after he devours his sandwich. |
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He takes the fruit and a knife sinkward, and as the women fashion plans he slices melon and devours the red fibers, spitting seeds into the hollow tub. |
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In February 2013, Starkey pulled a tendon and was replaced for a gig by Scott Devours who performed with less than four hours' notice. |
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