If the ink is placed too near the surface, it will prematurely fade or discolour. |
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Soon after this ordeal, Richard was bereaved by the death of his prematurely worn-out father. |
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This will help you to determine where you can stop should anything unexpected arise like a prematurely grumbly tummy or a nasty storm. |
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The game ended prematurely when his batsmen walked off at the start of their innings amid claims of sledging. |
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He explains the importance of keeping options open, not prematurely resolving tension, not unnecessarily allowing transpositions, etc. |
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In the real world, however, there are no prematurely ended careers so far, no blacklists, no gulags for the dissidents. |
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Yet for most mortals, the sight of loved ones suffering or dying prematurely is not ennobling. |
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It is rock music that sounds blokeish, yet prematurely middle-aged, drained of subversion or the capacity to shock. |
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No proper post-mortem was carried out on Mrs Gregory because her body was released and embalmed prematurely. |
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Kampala was born prematurely in the rhino bomas at the Kruger National Park, while Thandi was born at Addo. |
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Later analysis determined this round fired prematurely, causing the gun to jam due to stress on the breech bolt in the unlocked position. |
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Her hair had greyed prematurely, her once youthful face lined with worry and fraught with grief. |
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When hair starts greying prematurely, it can cause a great deal of anxiety and hopelessness. |
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Tall, unsmiling and prematurely grey, he lacks the personal presence you might expect from a media power-player. |
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The grenade may also have gone off prematurely as fuses were temperamental and several grenadiers in that era lost hands because of this. |
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News releases have indicated that an additional technology will allow the disk to be prematurely destructed if copyright violations are detected. |
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People have always been interested, perhaps pruriently in stars who prematurely flame out. |
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Determined not to melt before her charms prematurely, I decide to explore first how conscious the elevation to godhead has been. |
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Blindly and prematurely renting links does nothing but squeeze the profit margin out of your business. |
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Therefore, in Java the act of letting go of unneeded references never runs the risk of deallocating memory prematurely. |
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Milan, she would tell me in our long phone calls, was looking shrivelled and prematurely aged. |
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He said that some men would slip away and leave the centre prematurely and end back on the streets or in prison again. |
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Another important component of a policy is life cover, so that the cost of the animal is refunded should it die prematurely. |
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Five of his mother's brothers had gone down the pit and died prematurely because of their working conditions. |
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Aimee was born two weeks prematurely and had to spend four weeks in special care, though this was not linked to her liver problem. |
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Being born prematurely can increase the risk of being deaf or becoming deaf. |
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It is the loneliest job in the world they say, and more than one comic has died prematurely from the stress of trying to make others laugh. |
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If they have been chased around by a dog they could end up giving birth prematurely, which could cause problems and even death. |
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She went public about the sensitive issue of her identity after the match prematurely ended. |
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Her hair had greyed prematurely, her once youthful face was lined with worry and fraught with grief. |
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Back today after a 21-day ban for easing up prematurely and being beaten on a clear leader at Pontefract, he has a good chance at Redcar. |
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Standing bang there overlooking the mirror, he cursed himself, his prematurely greying lock of hair. |
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Sawflies infest fruitlets and cause these to drop prematurely after which the pests pupate in the topsoil. |
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Also a freak of nature, since I've yet to meet a teenager with prematurely white hair. |
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The Founding Fathers did not want to encourage democratic notions, or prematurely break from the apron strings of Britain. |
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He suggests that products based on certain harsh ingredients could oversensitise the skin, causing it to age prematurely. |
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The bombs exploded prematurely in the house, but no one was hurt in the incident. |
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Otherwise, the process will not be initiated or will be aborted prematurely. |
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But doctors yesterday warned they face a high risk of seeing the new quadruplets born prematurely or with abnormalities. |
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The quins were prematurely born on February 26, 1966, and are regarded as the fifth set in the world to survive birth and the 48th set born. |
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Born prematurely, they suffered from febrile seizures as toddlers, a condition which left them weaklings. |
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She is now in her early 40s, weather-beaten and prematurely aged, wearing only a tattered, faded sari that ends high above the ankles. |
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More than half of the games were ended prematurely, with no play possible in one game. |
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The abattoir worker's wife may be a prematurely raddled crone, but the horror she arouses is horror at the extent of her deprivation. |
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They issued eulogies of his career, prematurely exiling him to history's jaundiced pages. |
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For Charlie, who has suffered heart and lung problems since he was born prematurely, the weekend is set to be packed with exciting adventures. |
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According to the fur industry this foetal karakul lamb fur is from lambs that are prematurely born. |
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A woman who gave birth prematurely after she was held up at gunpoint by a prison escapee has successfully sued the government for negligence. |
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The scribes had a field day, prematurely writing his epitaph and the Pharisees laughed away any possibility of a resurrection. |
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In single gene dolichocephaly only the posterior end of the sagittal suture line is prematurely narrowed. |
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The saga began when labor pains prematurely struck Lo's daughter, Teresa Lo, at her flat. |
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Night had fallen prematurely as they turned a bend in the road, and finally caught sight of the river fork. |
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Those who are farsighted and prematurely presbyopic may indeed be candidates for this procedure but not most aviators. |
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I've prematurely retired from international football because I did not want to go to the African Nations Cup. |
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Teeth missing from the normal series may have failed to develop or to erupt or have been lost prematurely. |
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Second-trimester miscarriage often is caused by problems with the uterus or by a weakened cervix that dilates prematurely. |
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The shock of the new was superseded by a spiteful distaste for the prematurely aged. |
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Still, we are in danger of prematurely embracing certitudes and losing open-mindedness. |
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The French midfield star's dazzling season was prematurely ended by a knee injury he picked up last week. |
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It is not uncommon for the most prematurely born infants who survive to have cerebral palsy. |
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By this time he was already suffering from the spinal disease that carried him off prematurely two years later. |
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If the bar, chain and nose sprocket are not properly lubricated, these components will surely fail prematurely. |
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The game will not be disrupted or maliciously destroyed by the decision of a player to leave the game prematurely. |
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Children born prematurely are likely to have enamel defects in both primary and permanent teeth. |
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There was a chill in the air with winds from the not-so-distant fog harassing the prematurely yellowed leaves of maples. |
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These trends were found in babies born at term or prematurely and therefore reflected low rates of intrauterine growth. |
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I gave up smoking because I didn't want to die prematurely of cancer or heart disease. |
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These may be coarse grey hair, prematurely grey hair, or the grey hair around the temples and hairlines. |
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Chocolate bloom develops naturally with time, but it can be brought on prematurely. |
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There have also been instances where prisoners are prematurely released as a result of the unsanitary conditions at the Police Station. |
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He was born prematurely on January 8 last year and died three days later. |
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Some folks have reported dramatically lower speeds and others complained of frequent micro-outages causing downloads and other operations to be prematurely aborted. |
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Luke is born prematurely weighing only one pound and four ounces. |
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A form of bacterial wilt which withers healthy banana plants and prematurely ripens fruits into a smelly goo is destroying crops and livelihoods as it moves across Uganda. |
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She seemed about the same age as Mrs Lewis up at the hotel, thought Chrissy, but her face was prematurely wrinkled, weathered by sun and saltwater. |
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All of this solemnity had the effect of devitalizing Potter's work, prematurely shrouding it with all the cobwebs of respectability and reverence. |
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Why would they want to detract from the effect by allowing their hair and clothes to smell like a dirty ashtray and their faces to become prematurely lined? |
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When your rock band implodes prematurely, cutting short a career that was still ascending after four full-lengths, don't you just have to believe in life after death, kind of? |
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Somehow, the thought of being prematurely and permanently separated from one's wife and children, God forbid, makes one more aware of the tenuousness of life. |
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However, several of our recent overseas postings have failed with employees returning prematurely from abroad and leaving our organisation soon after. |
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To prove this she interviewed mothers who had given birth prematurely and discovered that a high proportion of them had suffered stress events in pregnancy. |
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At least I never would have to see her prematurely Botoxed face again. |
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In the harsh environment of space, however, satellites may fail prematurely because of mechanical breakdowns, damage from solar flares, or collisions with orbiting debris. |
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It's ironic, people use sunbeds because they think they'll look better, and yet they will probably end up looking old prematurely and possibly getting skin cancer. |
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However, infants born prematurely are at a greater risk from superbugs caused by the very antibiotics that are supposed to be reducing their risk of infection. |
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How many beautiful friendships may perish prematurely because of people losing contact this way, as a result of some virus or other computer misfortune? |
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Keeping your tyres inflated at the correct pressure is vital for your health and that of your wallet, as tyres run at the wrong pressure wear prematurely. |
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Moisture under an asphalt built-up or modified bitumen roof system will leach plasticizing oils out of the membrane, making it prematurely brittle. |
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Worse, they might avoid theft by prematurely consuming goods that they would otherwise save, thereby depleting the social store of wealth over time. |
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Something had stirred him prematurely from his sleep about an hour before his alarm would have sounded, and a sense of foreboding coursed through him. |
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Children who are born prematurely or who have a history of lung disease, such as asthma, may develop severe breathing difficulties if they get croup. |
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Although gabardine is a popular fabric, it is one that shines prematurely. |
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When my son was born prematurely I was convinced that it was my fault. |
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Mac's face seemed prematurely grey and aged, his body hunched as he read. |
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Just silence, while the words sink and take their effect, while the bruise forms prematurely and I am busy detachedly noting the power of a sentence to destroy me. |
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The bald figures of lives prematurely ended, of families bereaved before they should have been, however, barely hint at the enormity of the crime this man committed. |
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Hence, we include this treatment to further highlight features that tend to narrow discussion and prematurely exclude working hypotheses from consideration. |
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Mid-January to mid-February was the warmest it's been seen 1659, foxing unwary plants into flowering prematurely, to give the frost something to kill. |
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It is chemical-free and nonabrasive, and thus does not cause machines to wear prematurely. |
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When Washington's army arrived outside Yorktown, Cornwallis prematurely abandoned his outer position, hastening his subsequent defeat. |
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Expatriate failure is a term which has been coined for an employee returning prematurely to their home country, or resigning. |
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Gunn's nose was not broken and most observers at ringside thought the fight was stopped prematurely. |
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Should the mother die prematurely, the piglets are adopted by the other sows in the sounder. |
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She was said to have been born prematurely and was the only legitimate child of James to survive him. |
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Churchill was born on 30 November 1874, two months prematurely, in a bedroom in Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire. |
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By contrast, most of today's emerging markets are deindustrializing prematurely. |
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Researchers at the University of Warwick compared 200 adults born very prematurely or severely underweight with adults born at term. |
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And, like his father, he, too, would die prematurely in defence of the realm. |
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After trying to move off prematurely, he clonked his head on the stop sign. |
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Mum Laura, 30, suffered a placental abruption and gave birth prematurely after just 26 minutes in labour. |
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The lung disease bronchopulmonary dysplasia often occurs in children who were born prematurely. |
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The accusatory words hint of family disturbance, dysfunction and that ugly British tendency to sexualise prematurely our little girls. |
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Aussie Brown shipped Lunt out on loan to Leeds last season before leaving his Giants post prematurely amid reports of player discontent. |
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As his health began to give way, he began to age prematurely and fell into fits of despondency. |
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Later that same year their twins Carol and Mark were born, delivered prematurely by Caesarean section. |
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There was significant controversy as many observers felt that referee Howard Foster stepped in to end the contest prematurely. |
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Herbert Chapman won Arsenal's first national trophies, but died prematurely. |
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On 22 February 1815, Mary Shelley gave birth to a baby two months prematurely, and the baby died two weeks later. |
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Over the next two years, she and Percy faced ostracism, constant debt, and the death of their prematurely born daughter. |
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Properly curing concrete leads to increased strength and lower permeability and avoids cracking where the surface dries out prematurely. |
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However, Darby died prematurely in 1717, followed quickly by his widow Mary. |
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The cause of death was simply that she had been born prematurely due to the effect of the attack on the mother, rather than due to any injury. |
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Surface seeds commonly never germinate at all or germinate prematurely, only to be killed by frost. |
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On 28 July 1542, Idelette gave birth to a son, Jacques, but he was born prematurely and survived only briefly. |
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Disturbance of these sensitive sites may trigger the mother to abandon her den prematurely, or abandon her litter altogether. |
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In an attempt to mine the city, 500 Spanish soldiers were killed when the explosives detonated prematurely. |
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Step terminations result when a flake prematurely breaks or snaps during removal, leaving a distal end that is often squared off. |
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The leaves may fall prematurely but the vigour of the tree is little affected. |
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She was born on 24 August 2010, three weeks prematurely, while the family was on holiday in Cornwall. |
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Thetis did not make it to the canal entrance, after it hit an obstruction and was scuttled prematurely. |
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The service ceased prematurely, as the minimum threshold of passenger traffic was not met. |
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The fifth minelaying excursion was halted when 19 percent of the mines detonated prematurely. |
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For example, not only is the length of gestation dramatically different, but rats and mice will resorb fetuses rather than deliver them prematurely. |
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Incessant rain which turned the usually pristine Damson Park surface into a series of splishes and sploshes meant the sides' final fixture of the year ended prematurely. |
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The government must come up with a solution that ensures no-one is bumped off prematurely, but equally to guarantee that no-one suffers unnecessarily. |
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When Shoemaker wins or loses by a nose, it is an odds-on bet that a whoop-de-doo rider would have lost by lengths, having wasted the horse prematurely. |
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Some of his supporters in the south rose up prematurely, thus allowing Richard's Lieutenant in the South, the Duke of Norfolk, to prevent many rebels from joining forces. |
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He finished his studies prematurely to embark on a period of travelling, first north to Yorkshire, then abroad to Morocco and finally settling in Norway. |
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The war started prematurely with a skirmish between the Dutch fleet of Maarten Tromp and Blake off Folkestone on 29 May 1652, the Battle of Goodwin Sands. |
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This could be a stray ship from the mapping expedition that returned prematurely, or another expedition altogether, about which we have no information. |
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When Dolly the cloned sheep was born, her cells appeared to be prematurely aged, raising concern that cloned animals might have shortened lifespans. |
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In the summer of 1956, Childe retired as IOA Director a year prematurely. |
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Her dental history revealed that all primary teeth were exfoliated prematurely at the age of 4 years, orthodontic records were taken for further analysis. |
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No contemporary evidence refers to him as being born prematurely. |
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Worse, even tragically, we see people who become sick more frequently than most, and who may die prematurely or suddenly as a result of their self-defeating actions. |
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The defensive war fought by the Poles ended prematurely when the King, convinced of the futility of resistance, capitulated and joined the Targowica Confederation. |
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This prevents your triggering the release prematurely and gives you a better feel for the timing of the shot, an important aspect of hunting accuracy. |
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