chests

We puff our chests and Washington goes into a fury with Senators posturing all over the place.

They puff out their cheeks and slap their chests and comment cheerfully on its little distinctive nuances.

People don't have aliens bursting out of their chests in the street so why do you need to show aliens bursting out of people's chests at peak TV times on public television?

Huge record labels also have big war chests and are probably fine with the arrangement.

Other times they might pump their chests up as one might walk by...

Older founders may have access to larger war chests than younger founders.

Most GPU vendors don't have massive patent war chests of their own.

They just don't hit the news much because they're not dramatically beating their chests about it and bragging about how big their guns are.

There are no hollywood style bad guys sitting there in cubicle dungeons on chests filled with gold thinking how to extract money, quite the contrary.

Maybe get an outside speaker to talk to the team, just to give some reminders about specific things to avoid such as staring at womens' chests?

Not an article for Canadians/Torontonians to puff their chests.

It just doesn't apply to physical reality, at least not in the most straightforward way (just like you can't have 2i chests with 2i apples in each chest).

Consideration of the "men without chests" is particularly interesting.

When companies are building war chests in the tens of hundreds of billions, and also feel the need to collude to prevent "poaching", you have to wonder.

Maybe you can argue that drones "helped." But the real thing that feeds this is the insanely high approval ratings of a "war president" (at least at the beginning, before political objectives are clearly unwinnable) and the high electability of presidents who beat their chests about raising our military profile.