On the front page was written, "Scandal: An M.P. from the majority party extorted money from unemployed graduates by making them fill out forms to emigrate to Canada: 500 riyals per file; 252 victims.
He sometimes makes them fill out McDonald's job applications "to remind them that they could end up needing one if they aren't careful".
Shirataki, also called "broom of the stomach" in Japanese, pass through the system virtually undigested, making them filling and nearly calorie free.
To make them either completely filled or bare-bones outlines would have both been effective decisions.
There are others who have the talent, training, experience, and disposition that make them ideal for filling lower management positions or other positions down the ladder.
Parents may not say it often enough, but even your smallest, slightest gesture toward them makes them feel loved and fill the void created by generation gaps.
The wings ($12.49 for a full order or $7.25 for a half) seem to have an extra measure of meat on them, which makes them more filling in theory.
They are different from their close relative, the salad, in that they rely on a base of nutrient-rich grains or a similar substitute rather than lettuce, making them more filling and more of a healthy comfort food.
If, as you're cutting and shaping the toes, you accidentally cut off too much and make them look block-like, fill in the gaps with batting.
We don't allow two-letter words and we avoid as much as possible obsolete words, variants, obscure words, and clichés — words like 'gnu' and 'emu' and 'proa.' Their odd letter structures make them awfully useful in filling difficult spots, but they're a bore by now".
