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He managed to design structures so stable that they could withstand intense heat or could hold enormous amounts of gas hidden inside their pores, soaking it up like a sponge.

The European players have not gone as far as wearing sponge 'Cheeseheads' like they did at Whistling Straits four years ago.

“Less-lethal munitions like sponge rounds, rubber bullets, and pepper balls have no place on a college campus, much less to be deployed against students and faculty exercising their right to free expression.”

When asked how he feels to be immortalized as a sculpted sponge cake with coconut lime mousse, he doesn’t flinch.

Yankovic is a “pop culture sponge” and has always listened to various music genres, first for pleasure and then for work.