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Examples
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He was placed in my arms in the delivery room, cleansed and swaddled, his skin the pink of well-chewed bubble gum.
The Prettiest Lie 2009
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He was placed in my arms in the delivery room, cleansed and swaddled, his skin the pink of well-chewed bubble gum.
The Prettiest Lie 2009
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It can be as difficult to separate a physicist from a cherished model as it is to drag a dog away from a well-chewed bone.
How to Teach Physics to Your Dog CHAD ORZEL 2009
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Dr. Summers has put his well-chewed foot in his capacious mouth once again, as Frank Rich notes with disgust, and in so doing given us a clear enough insight into the kind of advice Barack Obama is willing to listen to.
No Mulligans! 2009
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Of learning to resist the altogether too many of those who will encourage you to write -- to direct -- or to give a performance that, like a well-chewed cud, will have already been pre-digested, asking only that you become the latest artist to merely regurgitate it.
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This unique card design is the property of personal trainer Poul Nielsen from Canada, featuring a name that is difficult to read until you have stretched the card fully in the same manner like a piece of well-chewed gum.
Chewy Business Cards 2007
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Anyway, the longish column of a blog post is about Scalia's well-chewed theory of interpretation.
Archive 2006-04-01 Ann Althouse 2006
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Zena stared back, then, prompted by a memory of her mother with her baby brother, she placed her mouth against his and transferred some of the well-chewed berries.
Circles of Stone Joan Dahr Lambert 1997
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Zena stared back, then, prompted by a memory of her mother with her baby brother, she placed her mouth against his and transferred some of the well-chewed berries.
Circles of Stone Joan Dahr Lambert 1997
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Zena stared back, then, prompted by a memory of her mother with her baby brother, she placed her mouth against his and transferred some of the well-chewed berries.
Circles of Stone Joan Dahr Lambert 1997
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