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The artist'll also work up custom pieces from sketches/photos, from full-figured animals in almost any pose, to Steadman-esque works including a dog-like creature with a wildly wagging tongue known as The Urge -- act on yours in the woods and you'll get totally laidARRRGGGGGHHH!
Thrillist: Jason Tennant Sculpture: Snarling Wolf Masks For Your Wall Thrillist 2011
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Inc. Those ventures were known as Urge and Rhapsody America, respectively.
Warner Music Taps MTV to Handle Online Ads With Its Videos 2010
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I looked into Urge, which is built into the Windows media player, and was hugely impressed with the breadth of their catalogue; this is the only site where I could find one of Tipper Gore's favorite albums, Be My Slave by Bitch.
Archive 2007-08-01 Jeff 2007
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I looked into Urge, which is built into the Windows media player, and was hugely impressed with the breadth of their catalogue; this is the only site where I could find one of Tipper Gore's favorite albums, Be My Slave by Bitch.
Music download mania. Jeff 2007
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Slap her into the slammer for contempt of congress and "Urge" her to shut the hell-up!
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The show finds its stride with "Urge," a wall sculpture that is equal parts gorgeous and threatening.
NashvilleScene.com 2009
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What about Europe "Urge" US to open the border with Mexico.
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"Urge" section also includes a brilliant talk by Karen Siderman, who created this toolkit, doing a case study of ... you guessed it ...
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One dictionary defines that word as: “Urge, presume home (argument, demand); impose (action, conduct upon person); compel observance of.”
The Conservative Assault on the Constitution Erwin Chemerinsky 2010
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But the first one brings home to people what a pain in the ass raising a kid can be, so a lot of people stop after one, or maybe two -- enough to satisfy the Pet Urge, but not enough to bankrupt you sending them to college.
Who Wants More Kids?, Part II, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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