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One of his classmates, a very dark-skinned boy named Johnny Carter, brought a can of corn.
They learned to call a high pop-up a "can of corn" and compared their own skills to those of retired greats like Roy Campanella.
What do a can of corn, a take-out pizza, a reusable water bottle, a bright green yogurt, and an inflatable pool toy have in common?
I was still eating, but not enough, really not enough, and going to the gym every day.' Her roommates in the model apartment were eating a can of corn a day, Rieder said.
It is possible that he really thought so, since not long ago a friend who was sitting with him in the living room of his East Side penthouse watched him sup, with every evidence of pleasure, on a glass of butterscotch Metrecal and a can of corn, eaten cold out of the can.
You're a can of corn.
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Not long, but thick as a can of creamed corn to be sure.
Add a can of tomatoes, corn, beans, any other soup, juice, or a package of Asian noodles, rice-a-roni, even granola.
The only real difference between a $1.99 can of corn and a $0.63 can of corn is $1.36, and the satisfaction of knowing you're not overpaying largely to feed a cycle of ads to make yourself and others fret about not paying more.
I don't really appreciate having my bag randomly searched when I'm taking the train, and I don't need a fucking poster to tell me that a big can of corn syrup-flavored Arizona Iced Tea is bad for me.
— It was 112 years ago that Albert Afraid of Hawk, a Sioux Indian from South Dakota, died here of botulism from a bad can of corn.
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