Once this happens, our bodies will no longer crave toxins and my pining for chicken popcorn will fade. |
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A marmoset monkey was pining for his lost brother last night after thieves snatched him in a daylight heist. |
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King went on to say something that conservatives who bandy about his pining for a society in which race doesn't matter are loath to repeat. |
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I find myself pining for a return to the energy-conscious administration, when cars were named after little animals like rabbits and colts. |
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Over in Emmerdale,, poor old Alan Turner has been pining over lost love, Shelly. |
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Now that I was out and about, I was feeling a little stronger and wasn't about to spend the rest of the night pining after some guy. |
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Surely the Phantom suffered through worse all those hours pining after that lovely chorus girl. |
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Sue's children, twins Kimberley and Jamie, ten years, and 15-year-old Thomas were pining for the brindle and white pet to be returned. |
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Anyway, to stop me pining for my family, Reginald suggested we join a group protesting against a proposed massive wind-turbine development. |
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Mohammed dreamt up his alter ego working behind the counter at a drugstore, pining for something to freshen the job's tedium. |
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It is not a matter of pining after a more realistic ending, or for that matter after a cheap propagandistic ending. |
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People who are pining for easy, one-syllable answers find this kind of uninformed derisiveness compelling. |
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I had rejections, a string of unrequited loves that I laid awake at night uselessly pining over, and once I even got caught in a bear trap. |
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He was actually worrying and pining in his heart, but he could not say anything. |
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All the time he was talking, I was staring at the equipment laid out in front of us and inwardly pining to be set free on it all afternoon. |
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Best friend or not, he had let his chance with Krystal pass time and time again, pining away for Jess, a woman he could not have. |
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Norquist is apparently pining away for the day when America has the same tax system as economic powerhouses like Russia, the Ukraine, and Iraq. |
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Combined Schools would perhaps spend that day pining over a match they seemed to have had in the basket! |
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What Might Have Been is a melancholy sojourn through pining over possibilities. |
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It bleats like a child at its father's wake, relentlessly pining to crescendo before it collapses, exhausted, in its mother's arms. |
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They have been a partnership for more than 30 years but Salt the tortoise is pining without her buddy Pepper. |
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He also wryly acknowledges that he risks sounding like a grumpy old man pining for an overly-romanticised past. |
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Some might call it modern art, but I'll be pining for my classic landscape. |
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She is being helped by Stacey, an American of indeterminate function, who is pining for Starbucks. |
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But for American Scots pining for a taste of the old country, there's nothing like a haggis from Scotland and that's where the smugglers come in. |
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Anything to keep oneself entertained on those long, lonely evenings when pining for unavailable men. |
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The lone striker must be pining for a return to French football where he has always been so prolific. |
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With that in mind, rather than pining for the good old days and spinning the roulette wheel, maybe the solution is to get in the game. |
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They mate for life, although tales of them pining away after the loss of a mate have not been proven. |
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Those of us pining for the sensuality of the tropical island often forget that paradise is, at root, a religious notion. |
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Meanwhile, Nigel's other pets, Little Joe, a nine-year-old Samoyed dog and Marley, a 13-year-old cat, are pining for their friend. |
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In this case, beauty really is skin deep because no one is pining for drum brakes, beam axles and carburetors. |
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At the end, it's migrancy and a consistent pining for a lost home that accounts for their moments of highs and lows. |
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We hadn't come 5,000 miles to a land of forests to spend our time pining for theme parks made out of little plastic bricks. |
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She is now back in civvies and one doubts she is pining for her days in the blue uniform. |
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Investors have been clamoring for Chinese stocks like children pining for more dessert. |
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So, who can blame American executives for pining for the day when the future and the present practically coincide? |
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It is the anachronistic work of a nostalgic and megalomaniac baron, pining for the prerogatives of a feudal age in its death throes. |
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If he did, he'd find, not only arguments like that, but even some nuts pining for the imposition of a fascist state or some other form of dictatorship. |
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His children, who are pining for their father, are being cared for by relatives and told that their father is away working hard to raise case to take them to Disneyland Paris. |
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The Championship is competitive and compelling but you can forgive its managers for sometimes pining for a quieter life at this time of year. |
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His friends would say stop pining, there's others girls to look at. |
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How close we are to other sci-fi inventions we've spent decades pining for? |
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On one hand, this is pining for gingerbread, architectural ornament. |
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A future monarchy cannot rest on an individual pining for the past. |
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I was pining for New York, pining for my friends and, worst of all, pining for Bobby who, while annoying and clingy, at least had all his own teeth and listened to good music. |
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He's feeling crook, pining for his bed, but the game face stays on. |
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The old woman, who was carrying the polar bear skull in her amauti, eventually died pining for her son. |
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What quickly became clear is that pining for his playing days is not on Poborsky's agenda. |
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All this pining and warm weather longing has opened up the doors to tons of time to develop some great summer party planning strategies. |
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Al least, this would bring some life back to a few of those edifices that are pining away in disused land. |
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Or if I frame it another way, the local footy club, town, and all the boys are pining for him to return, I guess to take up the relationship where it left off. |
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The music is live singing: God's pining voice, built up layer by layer using sampling and loops. |
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As the idea of commercial drones edges closer, one Colorado man is pining for the right to shoot them down. |
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Marissa, played by maybe the worst actress of all time, frolics around in her absurdly short miniskirts, hiding her drinking problem and pining over her broken family. |
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If the downfall of Alex Rodriguez leaves you pining for a true sports hero, try skateboarder Danny Renaud. |
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If you have been pining for Dales meadows brilliant with flowers the ones by the quiet lane are fair enough, yellow with buttercups, and the verges red with campions. |
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A woman pining away for her love, lost at sea, for over 30 years. |
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No one spending long hours at work, pining for their baby is happy, but neither is a mother bored and depressed at home who longs to get back to her job. |
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She was still pining over Tom, but felt that she had to carry on. |
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While on her honeymoon with poet W.B. Yeats, she was devastated to discover he was pining for another woman. |
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Improvingly his Web based appointment scheduling product and pining for an investment or acquisition opportunity. |
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He was pining for England, though he dreaded facing it, as one dreads facing a pretty girl when one is collarless and unshaven. |
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Consequently, unrequited love is regarded by Sufis as that perfect type of love because the pining lover expects nothing in return. |
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But I doubt even the most devoted Zephead is pining to relive the days when Jimmy Page dressed up like a hermit with dandruff. |
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Your lambies aren't lambies anymore, but they're pining for you just the same, and I'll drop them off on my way back if you want. |
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In other words, tough luck to those pining to see him don tights for a superhero flick or making macho goo-goo eyes in a romantic comedy. |
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Its lyrics, written in a comic, exaggerated version of African American Vernacular English, tell the story of a freed black slave pining for the plantation of his birth. |
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The Jackass penguin has been pining since Cherry died at the age of 28 at Combe Martin wildlife and dinosaur park in Devon. |
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Samwell Tarly starts the episode his same old pining, cowering self. |
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Mr. Hamby is not some old geezer pining for the good old days. |
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Failed DP forward Sherjill MacDonald wants out and is looking to return to Belgium, defensive depth must be addressed, and that international striker everyone is pining for should arrive forthwith. |
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Did he avoid pining to be free as a kind of defence mechanism? |
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Unlike the Americans or the Japanese, they are not pining for change. |
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As ruler, he was stuck there, pining for the jollity of the old days. |
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After all, there are enough problems with the television equipment of today without wasting time pining for the problems of yesterday's equipment. |
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They stun easily though and one has to watch them, especially when they are pining for the fjords, but in a trade agreement that might be something that we might be able to assess. |
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The strong highway winds force you to follow speed limits, and on rainy days the tiny fender and the oh-so-distant front wheel will have you pining for some rubber boots. |
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Toni is not pining for a return to the Tuscan capital just yet, however. |
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If you are Hopelessly Devoted to Danny and Sandy, pining for those Summer Nights and just about ready to drop out of beauty school, then Grease is the word and world for you. |
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Picked up another Rogue a few years later for 50 GBP in a second hand shop, but had to sell it after a while to raise cash. Now Moogless and pining. |
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