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Vote Obama by buying the chocolate ice cream cone, or choose the vanilla soft-serve for Romney.
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It's easy to justify buying another ice cream cone when its supporting sustainability!
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Grab a Cone: Treat yourself to an ice cream cone.
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As we poke about the town, which spirals up out of the plain like the tip of a caramel ice cream cone, the first snowflakes drift down, foreshadowing an impending storm.
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All of this creates a self-licking ice cream cone.
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As was the case that night, my father would often buy me an ice cream cone at a nearby custard stand on Okalahoma Avenue as a gratuity for my patience while I waited in the car and he shopped.
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Suzie sat down and tentatively held out her ice-cream cone.
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Instead of the fail whale Thursday, some people who tried to log onto Twitter's website saw what looked to be a cartoon duo of an inch worm and a soft-serve ice-cream cone.
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More explicit than "Daisy, " in naming Barry Goldwater as a terrifying figure who had voted against the nuclear-test-ban treaty, "Ice Cream" (like that other ad) combines images of angelic little girls one pulling petals off a flower, the other licking an ice-cream cone while a voiceover warns that "the stakes are too high" to vote for anyone but President Lyndon Johnson.
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The PlayStation Move consists of neon ice-cream-cone-looking remotes that act like a more accurate version of Nintendo's Wii remote.
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Locals and visitors come to see what food has been turned into the ice cream of the day, emerging from the parlour to take in the tiny, mountainous town of Lares, cone or cup in hand.
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