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He had one bite of his lunch and was sick all over the table.
Jack kept reporting that he felt fine, he'd just had one bite.
He was getting a bit more concerned now and reporting that he just had one bite, but didn't feel itchy or anything.
(We had one bite).
"At Thanksgiving, I had one bite of turkey," he told CNN's chief medical correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
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But if cake was nearby I wasn't always able to prevent myself from having one bite; then the sugar fed the Bartonella bacteria, which commanded me to eat more, and I would, and then I'd go insane.
Other people might have one bite, and then once they get home, they're raiding the pantry because that one bite made them want more!" You have to ask yourself what that one bite does for you.
I had one girl bite me in the leg, right through my pants and socks, when we tried to drag her out of an arcade," recalls Lieutenant Rossi, who got a tetanus shot, reported back to work, and hoped the puncture wouldn't cramp the style of her alter ego, an amateur ballroom dancer who once captured an East Coast title.
All you have to do is take one bite, and you got yourself a nuclear weapons-free world.
Nottinghamshire had one chance – and two bites at it – to avoid the mauling but wicketkeeper Chris Read, standing up to Steven Mullaney's dobbers, failed to cling on to a thin edge and fluffed the rebound, too, as the ball sank to the turf.
This picture is so rich with sound bites that it's like a chocolate dessert: you know you shouldn't have one more bite but the next thing you know you're cramming in another mouthful.
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