Try to imagine the fresh hells experienced by the pudgy kid every day he goes to school.

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The 1993 movie "Groundhog Day" starring Bill Murray brought even more notoriety to Pennsylvania's pudgy little guy.

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The then-upstart beverage company successfully used radio shock jock Howard Stern and Wendy Kaufman, a pudgy corporate secretary, to pitch its brand.

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He is sixty years old, bald and pudgy, and was wearing a purple open-necked shirt with the sleeves rolled up.

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But Congo's pudgy rulers have never worried about ants like Mr Likoka.

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That board must also finish restructuring Credit Suisse's still pudgy banking operations.

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Rivera appears as a pudgy child holding hands with Mexico's famous skeleton, La Calavera Catrina, and it's hard to miss the mono-browed Kahlo, dressed distinctively in the indigenous clothing she favoured, standing close behind.

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Not least because in the dead man's pudgy hands he finds a gold cross, ornately worked and made to hang upside down in the way St Peter was said to have been crucified.

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Watson is fifty-six years old, pudgy and muscular.

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Pudgy businessmen from both nations mingled and chattered.

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So Beane hires as his assistant a pudgy, diffident non-athlete named Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), an economics major a few years out of Yale, who happens to be a disciple of the sabermetrics guru Bill James.

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