When it was done, the boy ate the whole thing, and did not share a morsel, which was exactly as it was supposed to be.

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It was my turn now, so I popped a morsel in my mouth and chewed thoughtfully, figuring as I did so that I was now permanently disqualified from owning a Greenpeace coffee mug.

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Go to a lawyer, a doctor, a financial wizard and you come away with a bill and perhaps a morsel of advice that may be no more helpful than that dispensed by the Delphic Mrs Lederer.

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Another Singer favorite enlivens a case of miniatures a delectable palm-size morsel of earthenware from the first half of the 8th century, during the Tang dynasty, energetically depicting two musicians precariously perched on the back of a braying camel.

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In such a high-resolution environment even the finest morsel of dust can ruin the entire product.

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Crispin was among some 100 agencies that clamored for a shot at a time when ad agencies are scrambling for any morsel in what is perhaps the most severe famine in Madison Avenue history.

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