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By pushing a cob of corn through the hole, the women could shave off the kernels far more quickly.
We see a cob of corn appear to fill with blood in Turner's hands, which he takes as a sign to attack.
So the other day, she reveled in the restored Wonder Wheel and the Steeplechase roller coaster in Coney Island's spruced-up amusement parks and chomped on a cob of corn from one of its legendary food stands.
This removes any argument that it might be Shakespeare who is holding a cob of corn.
Country Life's gardening expert, Mark Griffiths, makes a great deal of the fact that the figure is holding a snake's head fritillary and a cob of corn.
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Whatever you do, don't try to dig your teeth into a cob of field corn.
Sancocho is a traditional Latin American soup, and my grandmother crafted her version out of yucca, ñame, otoe, culantro, garlic, oregano, a stumpy cob of corn, chicken feet, a chicken neck, and chicken meat.
Supporters of one hotly contested California ballot initiative argued for labeling as a matter of consumer rights and transparency — but their advertisements often implied the crops were a hazard: one pictured a child about to take a joyful bite of a pest-resistant cob of corn, on which was emblazoned a question mark and the caption "Corn, engineered to grow its own pesticide".
You can easily microwave one cob of corn, a potato, or a single portion of veggies.
I would say the cob of corn looks a lot more like it.
They're good for you, and they're usually sold by the pound or the piece, so you can buy only one cob of corn at a time, if you prefer.
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