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Examples
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Control them, yes, restrict access to the battle zone, yes, feed them reams of "Control Room" spin and carefully pre-masticated facts, yes.
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It doesn't have to be 150 years-old and made from agave pre-masticated by little Mayan grandmothers.
Slim's Perfect Margarita Slimbolala 2006
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Snow knows exactly how to feed the cocktail weenies to the little baby birds waiting to be fed pre-masticated explanations that they can say are "insider" scoops.
Hullabaloo 2006
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Grattan described as '' pre-masticated 'lines' to utter on the issues of the day ''.
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Such foods slip down easily and comfortingly, being "pre-masticated".
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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They use the same pre-masticated preparation material as the other school, including the green booklet on Editing and Revising which (trust me, I'm a copyeditor) contains at least one unintentional error per page.
Public Address Jolisa Gracewood reads very closely 2010
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Invariably, a story that was once titillating and fascinating all on its own, is regurgitated into a pre-masticated paste of tropes and stereotypes so predictable and formulaic that we have no idea why we clicked the headline in the first place.
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Into the Mirror (2003), the film Alexandre Aja and Kegger Sutherland decided to square peg up a gnat's sphincter for the His Nips viewers on my continent who take their meals pre-masticated. "
Pajiba 2009
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