It leaves us with little options but to put our tongues out and ask for some.

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Dr Smith's team has mimicked Pavlov by training moths to stick their tongues out in response to a chemical called cyclohexanone, which was puffed at them while they were fed sugared water.

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By releasing a swarm of trained moths over a minefield, and observing where they stuck their tongues out, it should be possible to locate mines without risk either to people or to expensive mine-detecting machinery.

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The "Gloria" that he wrote for the Boston Symphony in 1960, for instance, is not a ponderous oration but a festive piece that he once likened to a 15th-century fresco by Benozzo Gozzoli in which angels can be seen sticking their tongues out at one another.

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The castigating rhetoric of hedge fund managers emanating from both Sohn and SALT, whose tongues loll out of their mouths from their break-neck pursuit of the runaway benchmark indexes, has not been lost on the FOMC.

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Other key products to look out for are electronic noses and their more recent cousins, electronic tongues.

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As I reflect on this, I see how the American story is in many ways my story -- a country still trying to negotiate its own identity, caught between the paradise of its founding ideals and the realities of its history, trying to figure it out, trying to "become" even today -- the word hope as fresh on our tongues as it ever was.

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