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She had only survived because a bullet had been slowed by her Kevlar vest and then stopped by a tobacco tin in the pocket, which contained the tobacco that many chew "in combat" to keep them alert.
"My teacher said you could chew in the class while you're doing the test," he said.
Presta placed the remaining chew in his pocket and sauntered off.
Some duskier beauty than I will look like a Starburst fruit chew in it.
"More advanced specimens pick up the vessel and tap out a few at a time to chew in contemplation.
"DONALD RUMSFELD'S bitten off more than he can chew in Iraq and my ass is a piece of that".
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Chewing in the quiet like this is weird.
The regurgitation and chewing in the mouth is called rumination.
Manioc is traditionally dug, and then masticated -- chewed in giant chews by the women of the village.
"That," says Cross, chewing in a state of wonder, "is absolutely wild".
Qat, which is chewed in leaf form, is popular among Somali, Kenyan, Ethiopian and Yemeni immigrants.
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