bloated

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• The research, published on March 1 in the open-access journal Conservation Letters, found that male researchers in predominantly wealthy countries have a severely bloated footprint in the major ecology journals.

• A side effect of these kinds of legacy promotional structures is they can lead to bloated organizations.

• So, I chose “Dallas,” the iconic nighttime ’80s-era drama about the Ewings, a Texas family bloated with ambition, pride, sexual shenanigans, revenge and money.

• Yet the 21st century’s most ruthlessly efficient retailer has been trying for several years now to gain a bigger foothold in the bloated, borderline nonsensical health system of the world’s richest nation.

• They’d heard politicians pay lip service to caring for American families and American children while raiding school budgets to pay for bloated favors to lobbyists and campaign contributors.

• There were stomachs, taut and flat, but also undulating bellies, soft and bloated from the breakfast buffet.

• “It was our own version of what happens when a band becomes over-bloated with its own confidence,” Fogarino, 45, continues.

• They were being carried out and the stench of their rotting flesh and bloated guts made it hard to examine them closely.

• By the time that you see them, they're bloated into surrealist Arcimboldo paintings, into soft constructions of rotten fruit.

• Other, bloated and decomposing corpses are piled on top of them.