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1. An unending thick stream of greasy greed was oozing out of his pores like a voracious army of ants marching out from an anthill on a warm summer day near a crowded picnic area

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2. The Breton took voracious bites of the meat, sparing little time to chew and swallowing with such speed that it worried the Imperial man all the more

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3. In the end it would all have been worth it, just for these bright moments of uninhibited truth and voracious feelings

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4. The government wants to rid of those voracious animals that someone brought to the island not long ago and spends millions of dollars towards that end

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5. Every so often, an insect lands on the water's surface—and if it is lucky, it avoids becoming lunch for one of the voracious little fish patrolling underneath

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6. After she performs oral sex, he switches positions with Janay and begins sucking and licking her breasts in a voracious manner as she becomes deeply aroused

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7. To rid ourselves of the entrenched, voracious type of capitalism that is in this country that perpetuates sexism and racism, I don’t think that can come nonviolently…I’m talking

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8. ”12 The reference to newspapers in hand reminds me of another story about my father’s voracious newspaper consumption, told to me by Stewart Underwood years after my father passed away

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9. A voracious reader, world traveler and philanthropist, his thoughts and actions encompass the world

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10. “Cruel and voracious, they treated every creature as prey, from mice to dragonkind with no distinction between them, and took great delight in inflicting the maximum of suffering before slaying and eating their victims

11. The hive-mind was so alien that Mark worried whether even the Truthstone could turn their voracious appetite and xenophobia

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12. The best floral arrangements of the region were exhibited there and my step grandmother had won unconquered the last three years; but judging by the events in full development and the voracious famine that was boasting in the vigorous movements of the jaw of the ruminant, this year the award would go to other hands

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13. Deceived, his face began to turn red like the embers of a boiler and exploded in a voracious and thunderous form:

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14. I will say that my own son has become a voracious reader since getting an ereader of his own, so I’m hopeful that the new instant availability of ebooks will mean that more people are reading more often

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15. voracious hunger for sugar in the face of what seemed to be an

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16. This puzzlement was brief as the voracious Ms

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17. For the foreigners who arrived without love they converted the street of the loving matrons from France into a more extensive village than it had been, and on one glorious Wednesday they brought in a trainload of strange whores, Babylonish women skilled in age-old methods and in possession of all manner of unguents and devices to stimulate the unaroused, to give courage to the timid, to satiate the voracious, to exalt the modest man, to teach a lesson to repeaters, and to correct solitary people

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18. The only human trace left by that voracious blast was a glove belonging to Patricia Brown in an automobile smothered in wild pansies

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19. Jesse launched himself into this world with a voracious appetite

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20. particularly when he had a sexually voracious woman in the very

21. Those were pretty bad errors, but I was able to recover from them because I was a voracious

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22. The smell of steamed rice and spices created a satisfying aroma that alone did wonders for quelling their voracious appetites

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23. "Voracious is a better word, but insatiable isn't bad either

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24. But as the first surges of pleasure broke over her the memory of Sebastian's voracious lips against hers returned with vivid intensity

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25. The voracious child turned to begin

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26. Toads and frogs help to control garden pests and ladybugs have voracious appetites when it comes to aphids

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27. That he was a voracious reader is

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28. This Love is not the suffering of wild passion, nor the aggression of a voracious hunger

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29. The Global digital mind is being formed into a petty accountant with endless grievances, and a voracious appetite that does not care how you feed it, but simply by playing on it, you vote it, decree it, evolve it, while you and it – we

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30. She shrugged and spread the napkin carefully over her lap, trying very hard not to dive into the food like a starving, voracious hooligan

31. “And that is how we got here, to the end of the world for GOGers and zombies?” Its voracious desire to know was 1080

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32. Charybdis is no longer in the Strait of Messina, it is everywhere, with its voracious mouth ready to swallow everyone

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33. And her kiss! Her kiss had been voracious

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34. They are voracious eaters though and will

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35. Temperament / Behavior : This snapper is a voracious eater and will eat smaller fish and

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36. He was still absorbed in his Æschylus, had been sitting absorbed in the deeds of the dead and departed, of the long dead Xerxes, the long dead Darius, the very fish, voiceless but voracious, long since as dead as the most shredded of the sailors,--he had been sitting absorbed in these various corpses all the while that in the next room, on the other side of a few inches of plaster and paper, so close you would have thought his heart must have burned within him, so close you would have thought he must be scorched, the living present had been pulsing and glowing, beating against the bright bars of the future, stirring up into alertness a whole row of little red-headed souls till then asleep, souls with golden eyelashes, souls eager to come and be princes and princesses of--I had almost revealed the mighty nation's name

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37. "My mother may be a lot of things, but she is certainly a voracious collector of gossip

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38. His eyes held a voracious hunger

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39. prey to scavengers and voracious insects, for many minutes

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40. As a result of using fire for more than 1 million years: we have become mindless organic consumers with the mindless intelligence level of a voracious all-consuming fire

41. Unlike your voracious business, they neither eat, drink nor require a salary and I can serenely contemplate my next move

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42. To her, fat people were a special brand of weak personalities that were unable control a voracious appetite, unable to make a sacrifice for beauty, for aesthetics, for good taste

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43. What with an expanding universe, the millions of galaxies and billions of stars, the exploding supernova and voracious black holes, I doubt it that God has the time or inclination to mete out justice to three humans on planet earth

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44. A beast is a voracious predator that grows larger by

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45. voracious greed of the Vatican’s empire and nations

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46. mere fraction of the labor, energy, and resources now wasted serving voracious greed, money,

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47. The voracious flames were a match for the turbulent emotions swirling around in me

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48. Other warriors moved within the canopied formation to brace and hold on to those of us on the outer rim, who were struggling to keep from being ripped from the safety of our huddle of shields into the certain death of the enemy’s voracious hacking blades

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49. They were intelligent and utterly vicious, but most of all they were voracious and ate all the time whether they needed to or not

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50. Voracious, mad for the hook, near the surface, they seem to fill the water for miles;

51. With one vigorous stroke of its fins, the voracious animal shot toward the Indian, who jumped aside and avoided the shark's bite but not the thrashing of its tail, because that tail struck him across the chest and stretched him out on the seafloor

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52. While I was contemplating this inert mass, suddenly a dozen of these voracious melanoptera appeared around our longboat; but, paying no attention to us, they pounced on the corpse and quarreled over every scrap of it

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53. Some big dogfish also passed by, a voracious species of shark if there ever was one

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54. I, on the other hand, am voracious

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55. His ability to at least sound informed on any subject matter points to a voracious memory

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56. I was a barbarian too, my hunger voracious and monumental

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57. The last thing Green Valley wanted was to turn Fairkyn into some sort of deep-winter siege operation, and however superior to Wyrshym’s his own supply capabilities might be, feeding the big guns’ voracious appetite for any sort of lengthy artillery duel would impose a significant strain

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58. The Jihad’s voracious appetite for the supplies which truly were the sinews of war had seen to that, and with winter still gripping northern Howard and Haven, a huge percentage of that traffic was passing through the Gulf of Dohlar’s eastern ports

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59. The bird stretched his bare neck, craned his bald head, loathsome in the brilliance of varied colouring, with an air of voracious anxiety towards the promising stillness of that prostrate body

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60. I was not concerned to impress the new freshmen who, like their London sisters were here being launched in Society; there were strange faces now at every party and I, who a few months back had been voracious of new acquaintances, now felt surfeited; even our small circle of intimates, so lively in the summer sunshine, seemed dimmed and muted now in the pervading fog, the river-borne twilight that softened and obscured all that year for me

61. Humans are the most voracious consumers of raw materials on the planet — and the only ones who pay for them

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62. How does Koza come up with ideas? Like many other great investors Koza is a voracious reader of news and information online

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63. And his voracious appetite to continually learn and challenge the conventional and find “the truth” is what propelled Ray from his first office (his apartment) to a sprawling campus in Connecticut

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64. They are brutally voracious, that is to say, ferocious, not after the fashion of the tyrant, but after the fashion of the tiger

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65. Blooddrinking bestiality, voracious appetites, hunger in search of prey, the armed instincts of nails and jaws which have for source and aim the belly, glare and smell out uneasily the impassive spectral forms straying beneath a shroud, erect in its vague and shuddering robe, and which seem to them to live with a dead and terrible life

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66. "This creature, with a voracious mouth, has cleansed the forest

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67. She had a voracious appetite for knowledge and couldn’t wait to discuss with Johnny whatever book he had recommended

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68. Because Kennedy was known for his voracious sexual appetite, red flags went up in his campaign quarters anytime he flirted with a movie star

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69. Laferrière seemed less pretentious and voracious to her, but her wise decision was to buy her fill of what she liked best in the secondhand shops, although her husband swore in dismay that it was corpses’ clothing

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70. Lotario Thugut, Uncle Leo XII’s old music teacher, was the one who advised him to give his nephew a writing job because he was a voracious wholesale consumer of literature, although he preferred the worst to the best

71. Today, with an expanding middle class with a growing appetite for meat, China has grown into a huge producer of livestock, and thus, has a voracious appetite for foreign corn

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72. A two-foot-long arrowana is a voracious predator fish

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73. For Big Oil, a perfect storm of slumping global supplies, voracious demand, and increasingly hostile host governments have made it difficult to grow its “reserve base”—that is, the inventory from which oil companies produce their supply each year

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74. The 800-pound gorilla of metals demand is China, whose appetite for commodities of all stripes is voracious

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75. The chief points to be referred to are three: first, that the common cuckoo, with rare exceptions, lays only one egg in a nest, so that the large and voracious young bird receives ample food

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76. The voracious caterpillar when transformed into a butterfly

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77. Then all the people saw, instead of a god, a huge, shaggy, voracious spider, like a loathsome cuttlefish

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78. But if it has not been entirely efficacious as a measure of coercion, it has been particularly serviceable in many instances—by keeping us out of war, which is at all times to be deprecated by civilized men, by preserving our citizens from becoming victims of British tyranny on board their war ships, and securing an immense amount of American property that was sailing on the ocean, supposed to amount in value to between sixty and a hundred millions of dollars, the principal part of which would inevitably have fallen into the voracious jaws of the monster of the deep, or into the iron grasp of the tyrant Napoleon—by which, if we are involved in war, we have preserved the leading sinews, wealth; and above all, for preventing us from becoming tributary to those piratical depredators, whose inevitable determination is to monopolize the whole trade of the world, by which they rob us of our inherent rights

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79. But, sir, do these people really believe the property of our citizens will be given up after the second of February, and in consequence of the measure we are now about to adopt? When did that voracious monster ever disgorge the plunder he had once received into his insatiable maw? Of the millions upon millions of which he has, at different times, and under various pretexts, plundered our unsuspecting citizens, where is the instance of a single dollar returning to its rightful owner? No, sir, let it once get within his iron grasp, and it is lost forever

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80. He hadn’t intended to hint at the voracious appetite of Miss Clementina’s pet

81. But, alas! sir, the Minister is as parsimonious as his master is voracious

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