Are you fed up with bringing bananas to work or school only to find them bruised and squashed? |
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Going into the last and final round, the scheduled 12 rounder had been squashed up, squeezed down and condensed into the space of three minutes. |
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A group of children noisily pushed through the crowd, so Jag flattened himself against the wall to keep from getting squashed. |
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It also extended the franchise for elections to all persons in the country over the age of 18, and then squashed voices of dissent. |
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Keep an eye out for cuckoo spit, a globule of froth that conceals the tiny froghopper, easily squashed between thumb and finger. |
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In addition to the major redesign, deprecated APIs are no longer included in the app and several bugs have been squashed. |
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News of the Prince's relationship with Mabel, a tall, leggy, attractive blonde, effectively squashed those rumours once and for all. |
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I waded through the taxi-park bedlam into a matatu, and was squashed up on all sides by strangely comforting fat hips, warm arms, moist breaths. |
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Shadwell is an overlooked part of London's East End, squashed in between Whitechapel and Wapping. |
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The shortage of property in the south means that boxy apartments and bog-standard houses in London's squashed suburbs sell for silly money. |
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Others look squashed, wavy, and almost solarized with too-white brightness. |
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We now have fresh bread every breakfast, and it is not squashed flat in the shopping trolley. |
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But to dismiss it as a squashed minivan or tall wagon does not do it justice. |
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Renwick climbed aboard a young horse in the yard at home last week and was horribly squashed underneath his mount when it reared over backwards. |
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A female butterfly lays an egg that looks like a miniature pearl, or a squashed golf ball, or a whiskey barrel. |
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He flung the cigarette to the ground and squashed it slowly with the toe of his right shoe. |
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These autostereoscopic displays are expensive and display the images in a format that is squashed side-by-side. |
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Running this sarvo and a bug flew and got squashed in the middle of my sunnies. |
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It was squashed between a tobacconist and a dressmakers in the middle of a street which was primarily shops. |
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So what does irregular handwriting, with sudden loops, squashed sprawls, and verticals ticking like metronomes, say about the man? |
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There's still a nice little blue Ford under all that dust, grime and beneath the layers of squashed insects. |
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The front of Jim and Pat Fitzgerald's Mercedes was squashed when a 100 ft oak fell across the bonnet and windscreen in south Manchester. |
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Anthers were dissected under a binocular microscope and pollen was gently squashed in staining solution under a coverslip. |
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I won't even go into the weeping tomatoes I found squashed in the bottom of the vege drawer. |
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So we have a new capitalist giant being squashed by a cartel of more established capitalist giants. |
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Although the pressures used are immense, the processing conditions are designed so that foods are not squashed and they do retain their shape. |
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The company have asked that cartons, cans and plastic containers be rinsed, dried and squashed. |
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But on Christmas Eve we're like cattle at a mart, squashed up against each other, fighting for the bar and talking absolute rubbish. |
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Trinity was becoming claustrophobic as she was squashed between the two boys. |
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Danielle's old pushchair is too small and her legs are all squashed up in it. |
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Even choosing something to try on is hard because the gowns are normally stored in plastic covers and squashed into racks. |
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The second pub was ridiculously busy, so we were squashed in a corner with a drunken group of men watching the football next to us. |
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Five of us squashed rapidly into a two man tent and despite the odds slept until daybreak. |
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Hope and relief filled me, but were almost immediately squashed as someone kicked me in the ribs, and I found my face pressed against the floor. |
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Any uprising is squashed by a massive show of force, as seen in the 1959 and more recently, the 1987-1989 uprisings. |
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Patriotism rallied the nation and previously popular anti-war sentiments were effectively squashed. |
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She winked and a picture of Shawn flashed through my mind, which I squashed down immediately. |
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Brass insists doubts over City's character and commitment can be firmly squashed in the wake of Saturday's 2-0 victory over Cambridge United. |
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The bubbly romantic feelings Delaney was having were quickly squashed as she pulled out her palm pilot again and stared at Tanya's name. |
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The feelings, however, had to be squashed immediately and that's exactly what he did. |
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Khalid, understandably enough, was of the opinion that rebellion could not be squashed. |
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Many an enthusiastic proposal has been squashed by an economist with a calculator and too much time on his hands. |
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One benefit of the committee is that since ideas become public immediately, an individual idea can't be squashed by only one manager. |
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Port Street is a litter of unrelated architecture and closed businesses and again proposals to inject new life are being squashed. |
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I hope that the whole idea will be squashed at this early stage, but if it goes further I will fight to keep our right to regional labelling. |
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I've heard some talk about that, but I hope I squashed the rumours adequately. |
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She needled him with such venom from behind her thick lenses that Seb was visibly squashed. |
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The squash bug is shield shaped and if you have ever squashed one you probably remember the smell. |
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When I started stammering something about plans I already had, Claire squashed all my hopes for getting out of it. |
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The keypad is squashed at the bottom of the phone fascia, making one-handed text typing tricky. |
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Improved road design could mean fewer squashed hedgehogs and other mammal casualties, according to experts. |
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We walked over to a paddling of ducks squashed into a little defrosted section of a frozen lake. |
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This will not be the end of uncomfortable and incorrect patent claims but this is certainly one that can be squashed and so hopefully will be. |
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A few days later and the squashed plants have recovered, the trellis doesn't look quite so glaringly new and the clematis is about to flower. |
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The combination of tying new cows-tails, and having a squashed thumb led to another hour's faff. |
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It's quite weird because they're squashed between bits of transparent perspex, so you can see them in their flattened state. |
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Maureen's wheelchair takes up most of the space in the elevator, leaving me squashed against Clay. |
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Therefore, they are typically used to examine smears, squashed preparations, or a thinly sectioned slice of some material. |
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Bent, squashed, pinned or trampled wires are similar to potholes in how they affect the performance of a network. |
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Maya's excitement over their dinner guest wouldn't be squashed. |
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I had to fly in four different planes for 30 hours almost non-stop, squashed in economy class, the trip ending in Slovakia under the tight scrutiny of heavily armed troops. |
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We crowd into the living room, squashed up in our common friendship. |
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But in the past decade the differences between political parties have become attenuated, with left and right squashed together in a moderate, neoliberal middle. |
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This is what I have named 'flamed stellar pancakes', because the stars look as though they have been squashed before blazing very brightly. |
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It is put into the salame skins which are then squashed to make the spianata shape. |
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Rear seat passengers have a decent amount of room for a car of this class, with lots of head clearance and no need to be squashed against the backs of the front seats. |
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On the mechanics and the edges of the door there is a hazard to get squashed. |
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One time a report came back that actor David Niven was squashed when too many people were booked into his compartment on The Cunarder, the boat train up to London station. |
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Being squashed into an aircraft like sardines is also a fairly recent phenomenon. |
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A student who encounters this barrier will feel squashed, bent, sort of spinny, sort of dead, bored and exasperated. |
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She quickly squashed the small pang of jealousy that had risen up in her. |
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Somehow, the cast had managed to take over the bar, commandeering almost every chair in the place as they crowded around a group of tables squashed together. |
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As they began their long journey back to Ballina, the ten St Mary's girls squashed into the back seat of the bus to recall the events of their weekend together. |
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Captain Francisco Sánchez de Córdoba, in command of 500 men, squashed the rebellion, and those implicated in it were relocated to other areas. |
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She pursed her mouth, lipstick blearing like a squashed berry. |
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He refused to budge, and Anne retreated further from public view squashed by his bullying and domineering manner. |
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Because if someone's squashed their family onto a pedalo and paddled to Cyprus to get away from Isis, that's a sure sign they support Isis. |
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What would she have done if she had seen the forbidden fruit squashed by great mallets and turned into tasty sparkling cider? |
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These 'holey' trays lock into each other and are deep enough to leave enough room for the worms to move about without being squashed. |
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We were squashed on the couch, so the sides of our legs touched. |
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Hakeemullah squashed that rumor when his tape that announced the Times Square attack was released. |
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No matter where we position her in the crib by morning she is squashed up against the top of the mattress and the covers are in a wadded mass at the opposite end. |
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And then the people who didn't have the foresight to bagsy a place arrive late and insist in guilt-stricken tones than everyone must move up and be squashed for them. |
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From there it was a further eight hours or so bumping along on the back of a truck, under a full moon, squashed up with other passengers balancing on sacks of rice. |
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Thankfully, that proposal has now been squashed, and the hard-working New Zealander who always foots the bill will not be subject to that tax, at least. |
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And sometimes they have a quality that is incredible, just the sheer texture of the sound, this crushed, squashed sound that you get from using cheap limiters and so on. |
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We were squashed in so tightly together that I wasn't able to move them much. |
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Everyone was squashed against the walls of the carriage, faces against the window. |
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Before salting it is washed out in clean cooled water to remove clots of blood, squashed eggs and film pieces. |
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And they have for many years squashed essentially all commercial efforts to develop effective secure telephones for the general public. |
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Hundreds of thousands of cattle have been squashed into stalls in Europe for months because farmers cannot find anyone to buy their old livestock. |
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Neither spherical nor ellipsoidal, as most moons are, Iapetus looks like a walnut, with a bulging waistline and squashed poles. |
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Thus Tom Fury, the lightning-rod seller, who has spent his life selling lightning rods and leaving others to face the storms, is squashed and compacted to the size of a small boy. |
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On the other hand, if his thermodynamic calculations are correct, it is also difficult to see how crude oil could have arisen from squashed fish and putrefied cabbages. |
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Originally it took up to 860 rather squashed passengers and a tramcar on each crossing – at its peak, in 1919, over 5,000,000 passengers used the bridge annually. |
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This detail makes the whole difference between regarding calmly a crate falling besides one's feet, and being squashed by ten tons of rock gone wild! |
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Just talk to the thousands who have been squashed like road kill. |
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This problem has always haunted cartographers and the shapes of world maps have typically been hugely diverse, ranging from hearts......to half-circles......to squashed turnips. |
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He squashed the previous government's accountability initiatives for aboriginal governance and he promised change, but nothing has happened in the years since. |
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If they are squashed, we will have a public opinion crisis on our hands, because Canadians will have had their life savings stripped and their rights to sue removed. |
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Any hope for economic recovery was squashed immediately. |
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It seems that the designer, starting from the base of a squashed parallelepiped whose edges are well rounded, had pushed the centre of the bottle with his thumbs, keeping its perimeter with the other fingers. |
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The game continues until everyone is squashed onto one island. |
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Each time the foot comes in contact with the ground, the runner's body absorbs energy: the spring gets squashed, then returns this energy: the spring releases. |
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Make sure that the drainage pipe is not bent or squashed. |
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Unfortunately, when the US effectively floated the dollar from August 1971, a fresh wave of market instability followed by the 1973 energy crisis squashed hopes of tying the Community currencies more closely together. |
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Make sure the tube does not get pinched and squashed between tire and rim. |
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Strawberries can be frozen sliced, quartered or squashed. |
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Intruders squashed fish and mutilated birds and lizards in raid on Hobdays, in Walsgrave Road, Stoke, early yesterday. |
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A new map was published in 1921 without any background details, but the central area was squashed, requiring smaller letters and arrows. |
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Somehow, she squashed all her books into her backpack, which was now too heavy to carry. |
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Suspicion squashed, brodie began dreaming the dream of dating Martha. |
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It's remarkable that despite breathing problems caused by the squashed face we call brachycephalic, bulldogs of all types are making a comeback too. |
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A somewhat popular myth about the Whiskey Rebellion is that Washington personally led the troops into western Pennsylvania and squashed the rebellion. |
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Rijan has said that both the DMCC and his employer squashed his concerns, and the DMCC changed its audit procedures to ensure a more favorable outcome in the future. |
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Velazquez squashed an indian revolt in 1503, by sending a captain to a part of the island while he went and captured the king of the revolting indians which ended the revolt. |
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Wormcast butties, tubes of glue, Pans of slugs in slimy stew, Bogey burgers, brown rat roast, Fat Black tadpoles squashed on toast, Washed down with a cup of string. |
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She took time off work, stayed up through the night, bottlefed the tiny fledgling with squashed mealworms and seeds every two hours, and kept it by her bed in a box. |
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Nowt ever happened, apart from the weedier kids being squashed. |
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His poor performance squashed any hope he had of a promotion. |
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