Many gadoid species, such as cod, haddock, silver hake, sand dabs, and witch flounder breed on Stellwagen Bank, but not over deeper Gulf waters. |
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I'm talking flat fish, Lemon sole, Dover sole, plaice, dabs, witch, turbot, halibut, brill and skate. |
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In one work, thick dabs of red, yellow, blue, white and yellow-green oil paint applied with a palette knife cover the 10-foot-wide canvas. |
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One side of the painting is covered with energetic dabs of white and black over soft blue oblongs on a yellow ochre background. |
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Before doing anything else, she dabs her T-zone with loose powder, using a large powder puff to pick up excess moisture. |
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The surfaces of his pictures are speckled with dabs of oil pigment almost reminiscent of a tapestry in its pattern and texture. |
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They came breaded and deep fried, along with a sound celeriac remoulade, cold battered onion rings, salad and dabs of tartare sauce. |
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We sold everything from Quality Street and Black Magic to sherbet dabs, lolly pops and liquorice. |
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Angela does a few quick swipes and dabs at her own face, puts on something amazing, and throws her hair up. |
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Perhaps eyes painted without black pupils seem ghostly but the painterly dabs of umber tones definitely bring this woman back to earth. |
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Even in the foregrounds, the brushstrokes are a web of quick flickering dabs, layered, but not blended or otherwise heavily worked. |
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The dabs are used to identify pupils in computerised class registers or library systems. |
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If all the dabs were already on record, this could help reduce future police paperwork. |
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I would presume that if they found my dabs at the scene of a crime they could match them with the details they acquired at immigration. |
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Lee bounds to the crease like jello on springs, Collingwood dabs him down and England take another kamikaze run. |
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Their main food supplies are dabs, whiting and gurnards, all fish that are easily outrun and caught by chasing tope. |
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Before doing anything else, she dabs Halle's T-zone with loose powder, using a large powder puff to pick up excess moisture. |
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Dawn soaked a cotton ball with adhesive remover and then applied it with gentle dabs to Nikolas' jaw. |
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The most common are dragonets, topknots, dabs, plaice and, if you're lucky, the occasional anglerfish and thornback ray. |
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The tope work around the rising edges and base of these banks scaring up dabs, whiting and gurnards that hug the sand waiting for food to be brought to them by the tide. |
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In 3,000 words or so of journalistic pointillism, McGeough paints his picture of America's predatory cynicism with artful little dabs and daubs of well-placed fact. |
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The Surrey batsmen also preferred the off-side, with little dabs down to third man and beautifully-timed touches past the bowler, contrasting his partner's full-blooded drive. |
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Biometric national ID's problem is that it's like investigating a crime solely by taking dabs and going house-to-house around the whole country looking for matches. |
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Chapter One starts with oysters, mussels and clams and subsequent chapters visit herring and shad, sablefish and butterfish, mahi mahi, halibut and sand dabs. |
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Pour the gel into the palm of your hand, lather and apply in light dabs all over the face. |
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Also look for shingle banks, areas of mixed mud and stony ground that holds numbers of dabs, and the ends of headlands that jut out to sea where a tide race forms. |
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The crackling skin, moist duck meat, slivers of cucumbers and scallions, and dabs of fruity hoisin sauce are stuffed into steamed yeast buns. |
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The patina is magnificent, combining greenish tints of malachite and dabs of blue azurite. |
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And to be doubly safe, lest environmentalists construe the placating of the fuel lobby as a betrayal, the government dabs on some green. |
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Cover the top of the dish with 50 grams of bread crumbs and a few dabs of butter. |
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Clear trend toward a price increase, except for dabs whose prices decrease. |
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The canvas is covered with dabs of colour and very small brush strokes in the style of a decorative motif or a mosaic. |
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But since Schuff was not an animal painter, he decided to add dabs of green grass to cover the cat. |
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It took a big chunk out of the morning but even so the third bedroom got its final dabs of paint and was declared finished well before the close of day. |
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Because Impressionist painters had to work quickly, oil paint was usually put on the canvas in small dabs or short strokes, often with little color mixing. |
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The traps would have mainly been used in flowing rivers and tidal estuaries to catch all manner of fish including eel, salmon, trout, dabs, flounders, etc. |
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Providing you're casting on to sand, it doesn't matter if you're fishing from a pier, breakwater, surf beach or rock ledge, the dabs will be there. |
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Need I say that the inch-thick portions were crusty brown on the outside, rosy pink on the inside, steaming from the warmer, speckled with tart dabs of fresh horseradish? |
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The total catch was 659 fish which included dabs, conger, ling, dogfish, bull-huss, Pollock, pouting, poor cod, ballan-wrasse, cuckoo-wrasse, gurnard, whiting, scad, and cod. |
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Even though this rig is especially good for gurnards, it also proves superbly successful for dabs, plaice, megrim, even small turbot and brill, also haddock, cod and whiting. |
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Nearer petals are thickly troweled yellow dabs that stand out sharply from a thinner lavender ground, where petals and twigs merge as they lose focus. |
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Seafood specialties include Pacific sand dabs with Swiss chard, poached lobster and grilled branzino, while non-seafood eaters can sup on foie gras and duck breast. |
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I promise you nothing,' said the dolls' dressmaker, dabbing two dabs at him with her needle, as if she put out both his eyes. |
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Klimt developed, across the whole painting, a network of small dabs of paint ranging from light green to dark green, with contrasting tones of pink, mauve and yellow. |
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The full rover and pairs match was comfortably won by Terry Dalton with six sand dabs, a flounder and four whiting to 6lb 13oz. |
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On the inside, it is possible, for example, to use plaster, the bond of which is facilitated by the expanded metal's rough surface or, bond panels of BA 13 using dabs. |
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I'd call the rozzers, get them to go to the scene and dust for dabs, the whole CSI thing, but I know they'd only shrug their shoulders. |
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The 19th-century painter Vincent van Gogh made notable use of impastos, building up and defining the forms in his paintings with thick, nervous dabs of paint. |
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The individual dabs of colour are all the more attractive as a result. |
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The lines and dots became large penciled grids, exactingly and laboriously handcrafted, overlaid with dabs of paint or gold leaf. By 1964, she simplified further. |
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Druridge beach is mainly flounders and dabs at full sea with the odd turbot and bass on ragworms and mackerel. |
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He's a local celebrity, catering for 1,000 customers a day on summer weekends at this out-of-the-way restaurant with local petrale sole, sand dabs, rock cod and king salmon. |
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In total, eight codling, 31 whiting and six sand dabs were weighed in. |
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Four slim filets of sand dabs were buttery and served with a lemon sauce. |
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He's a local celebrity catering for 1,000 customers a day on summer weekends at this out-of-the-way restaurant with local petrale sole, sand dabs, rock cod and king salmon. |
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