And as if it read my mind and wanted to reinforce that vaguely positive thought of mine, it said, " You look peckish, a bit green around the gills.
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Those peckish men were eventually joined by several women in Congress who sniffed at using federal funds to hoist 13 tons of history up to a place where the public could appreciate women's struggle for equal rights.
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Frustrated and peckish, the narrator warns viewers that these pesky monsters could be disguised as someone in your own home, at which point the monsters briefly turn into people and then dissolve back to monsters again ."
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The clue was a Roadblock asking " Who's feeling peckish ? " One team member had to use chopsticks to search among several plates of food on a buffet for one of five pieces of fake food normally used for display.
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Other teams must face the Roadblock, which asked them " Who's feeling peckish ? " One team member had to enter a marked chicken shack and search among 30, 000 chickens for one atop a clutch of seven golden eggs, and their next clue.
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Just after 1 : 30 on Tuesday afternoon, Krzysztof Penderecki sat on the armrest of a seat at the 92nd Street Y and quietly confessed to feeling both jet-lagged and peckish, having had little sleep the night before and nothing more nourishing than coffee all morning.
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Shinkle's menagerie includes three horses, a handful of goats, rabbits, cats, ferrets, chinchillas, hedgehogs, Peruvian guinea pigs, a bearded dragon named Amber, four Burmese pythons and a family of fast-breeding mice for when the pythons get peckish.
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The dame has also now incorporated David Letterman-style sequences in which she orders food from a local restaurant for peckish-looking theatergoers ( rightly observing that " you need energy for my show " ) and makes telephone calls to friends, relations and baby sitters of other audience members.
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I was a bit peckish when I arrived back at the hotel at 10 : 45, so, installing myself in a comfy club chair in the foyer, I ordered a first-rate roast beef sandwich on homemade white bread and a gin and bitter lemon ( $ 36.25 ) before calling it a night.
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:You could say that the party was fed by the tiny amount of food we kicked it off with . . . and that seems overwhelmingly likely to be what happened in the loaves and fishes story-there is some kind of a political / religious rally-everyone is kinda peckish-somebody donates a small amount of food, but it's clearly not enough-so people disappear for a while and come back with more food . . . this seems a little'miraculous'and after the story has been re-told, written down, translated, interpreted, re-translated-and who-knows-what else . . . it becomes a magic trick.
