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Suess

  1. Austrian geologist who studied the evolution of the features of the Earth's surface, particularly the formation of mountains. His concept of the early supercontinent Gondwanaland was a forerunner of modern theories of continental drift.



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They found a Christmas ornament, a Dr Suess book that was unscathed and something that nearly brought him to tears:

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Maybe it's a way for those wealthy enough to afford a Waystar community to distance themselves from ordinary humans, those non-plus-ers just "surviving" as Kendall scoffs, like Dr. Suess' Sneetches.

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There was a fashion show on the LSU sideline as most of the Tigers were decked out in lime green Kobe 6 Protro sneakers, nicknamed the Grinch for their similar color to the Dr. Suess character.

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It’s comfort and unquestioned belonging that is the gateway to pure relaxation — something, like Dr. Suess’s full-body “thneed,” that everybody needs.

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According to Juliana Suess of the Royal United Services Institute, it is not fit for purpose.

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