Trivedy said 5000 famished people had congregated next to a church in the coastal town of Nova Mambone. |
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Clearly, turning a blind eye whenever the permanently famished Donald surreptitiously dipped into the tin of dog biscuits brought its reward. |
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The Indian side appeared famished for most part of the tournament, an outfit that seemed to have sloughed off its competitive edge. |
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One peer at least tied a capon in his handkerchief and tossed it up to his famished family. |
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What poor hosts we have become if we do not offer to assuage her hunger, for surely she must be famished by now. |
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We were running a little late and I was famished, so we broke a rule and had a light lunch in the coffee shop. |
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I wolfed it, famished, while cats scratched at gaps in the floorboards and invisible mice. |
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We were out of breath, underdressed and famished, with at least two hours to kill before our key-bearing neighbours would be home. |
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The luluing of the famished myall mingled with the howl of the hunting dingo. |
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Free trade unpeoples villages and peoples poorhouses, consolidates farms, and gluts the graveyards with famished corpses. |
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In both cases, you probably become famished and are more likely to make poor food choices and overindulge, says Walls. |
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I was still wondering what famished them, since the reason for their leanness, and their skin's sad scurf, was not obvious yet. |
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The first few minutes were spent concentrating on the food, for the women were famished. |
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Food riots broke out, and as unemployment reached 40 percent, famished angry people wandered the streets. |
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Sacrifices always lessened his appetite, but he had not eaten since morning, and he was considerably famished. |
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The rope dug into her flesh, her stomach, causing her to become further aware of how famished she was. |
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He beat at them continually with his whip, but they were so famished that they took no notice whatever. |
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It was dreadful, because if people are famished and dying you have to do intensive feeding seven or eight times a day. |
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Jacob and his brother Esau were pretty tight-knit, until one day Esau returns from a long trip, famished. |
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One day Esau returns from the countryside, exhausted and famished, to find his brother Jacob cooking a stew. |
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I was absolutely famished but could not manage more than a third of the serving. |
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Since we were all famished and couldn't wait to get to a restaurant, the rest of us stayed in the van while Ramon went inside to get his brother. |
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Ashton while we do this go into the kitchen and eat something, you look famished. |
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He had been too sorrowful earlier to notice but now that Bryan mentioned it, he was famished, he hadn't eaten all day. |
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Anyways, I got to go because my mother said dinner is done and I have to eat something because I'm famished. |
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The corpses all are removed, beggars, famished and homeless children are stopped and mysteriously disappear. |
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Arriving, worn and famished, to the friendship and relative plenty of Louvain in 1946, he was so overjoyed that he wanted to sing the Te Deum. |
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These massive, toothless, famished monsters lurch tragically about the space on limbs too weak to support their giant forms for long. |
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The Roman soldiers waited year after year until they knew that the people were famished and then they rushed in and slaughtered them by the thousands. |
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Expropriated and famished peasants go to the cities to try to find any kind of work there. |
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They're sleep deprived, dehydrated, exhausted, and famished. |
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I mean you wouldn't say, God I'm famished, I could murder a fruit juice. |
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Then, on six pages, of the letters from famished and some eye witnessed accounts are published. |
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North Korea is this impoverished, famished regime, but they have our attention because they have nuclear weapons. |
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Weary, famished and despairing at the end of 1846, the peasants of one of the most famine-ravaged counties in the country hoped for better things in the coming year. |
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This quantity was more than sufficient to save millions of famished farmers. |
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Being famished at mealtime may hinder your ability to make healthy choices as well as trigger overeating. |
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Bobby Bubble is a blob sticky and oozing constantly famished by its desire to eat bubbles. |
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He looks famished and dishevelled and in no way gainfully employed. |
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And now the time has arrived to satisfy your famished Pulcinella by preparing a big plate of Macaroni. |
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In recent years it has struggled to deter famished North Koreans from venturing across the border. |
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This is the so-called hunger belt, where famished villagers survive by eating grass. |
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However, Hannibal's remaining elephants, which were completely famished, were still unable to proceed along the path. |
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How can anyone expect famished and oppressed people not to be tempted to take up arms to free themselves, or to win through violence what they cannot obtain peacefully? |
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We also recall the disastrous state of corruption still prevailing not only with the famished police but also with the equally impoverished judiciary. |
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It is a question in theory of helping the famished populations of the whole of the USSR, but it is clear that the Ukraine, Kuban and the North Caucasus f are the most affected areas. |
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Her carven features luminous with famished, immature idealism, she flits about in her grey shift like the premonitory ghost of someone whose life was allowed to waste away, permanently on hold. |
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Masai herders, surrounded by carcasses, haul famished cows to their feet, goading them to live until the first shoots of the new grass begin to show next week. |
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Lorries arrive from Ethiopia's south and west, which have food surpluses, and leave for the north and east of the country, which is often famished. |
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If you're famished for a banquet of betting and tasty gambling treats. |
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Friday accompanies him and, en route, they endure one last adventure together as they fight off famished wolves while crossing the Pyrenees. |
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Borders are violated by hungering males and famished females, and the ordered animosities of the noyau give way to a saturnalia of sexual adventure. |
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