Political conflict of the seventeenth century pushed the state out of the economy and sheared its patrimonial attributes. |
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A few deciduous bushes make nice hedges, although many look best grown informally rather than sheared. |
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The truck, which was not overloaded, came to a stop after a front wheel sheared off. |
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The witness further stated that the gear became stuck in the sand and was sheared off at the shock strut. |
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Bulldozers had systematically sheared off one home after another between theirs and the border. |
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The early settlers kept small flocks from which they sheared wool that was needed to clothe their families to protect them from the severe cold. |
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While he scrubbed himself from head to toe, she sheared his hair, leaving just enough in back to cover his branded neck. |
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Trees are sheared to the shape of an inverted ice cream cone with a wide base and a uniform taper to the tip of the tree. |
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These blocks are enclosed in a matrix of sheared, serpentinized ultramafic rocks and thus the entire sequence constitutes another melange. |
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The original cornice was sheared off from the existing backup stone and replaced with new marble. |
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After the leader is cut, the top whorl and the sides of the tree are sheared to the desired cone shape and taper. |
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The rudder-tab-linkage fitting had also been sheared, disconnecting the rudder tab from the flight controls. |
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Once upon a time, Labor leaders drove trains or sheared sheep or, at the very least, did a few years' yakka on the factory floor. |
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For instance, a window treatment might include mesh sheer panels with soft, pliable sheared duck draperies, and a scarf in a high-twist fabric. |
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Along much of its exposed length, the unconformable contact was intensely sheared during subsequent ductile deformation. |
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Their large herd of Angora goats that are sheared for the fiber the goats produce, mohair, are rounded up twice a year. |
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Brecciated and sheared ironstones were exploited for gold at several localities in the Mafic Formation. |
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One example is procumbent rosemary, used extensively as a ground cover and sheared several times a year. |
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The carbonates in the footwall are strongly foliated and sheared parallel to the thrust. |
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He sheared the barrel from a man's gun and drove his dirk into the man's stomach. |
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In the Messaria nappe, kyanite and chloritoid in weakly sheared rocks have cracks that are filled with chlorite and quartz. |
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By the way, I do not recommend using hedge trimmers as it gives a too sheared appearance. |
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The rocks have been intensely deformed and sheared and the calcareous conglomeratic sandstones are well indurated. |
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A large part of one of its jumbo jet engines sheared off shortly after it landed at Manchester from New York. |
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Several hull plates buckled outward and sheared off completely, exposing the innards of the fiddleship. |
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The main landing gear had been sheared off and the nosegear was twisted, bent backwards and jammed into the fuselage aft of the wheelwell. |
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The Lynx came down on its right-hand side, with the main rotor and tail sheared off by the impact and the cabin ablaze. |
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The grain structure of the metal is stretched and torn, not sheared off as it would be from a true detonation. |
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The nose undercarriage was sheared off and one blade of the propeller was bent back underneath the nose of the aircraft. |
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At the last moment possible, the shoe sheared off, narrowly missing my head, and instead contacting my left shoulder. |
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Wilton carpet is a short-weave carpet with a sheared pile that gives it a velvet texture, as opposed to Brussels carpet, which is unsheared. |
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The bow sheared off the wreck about 30m from the end, and slid down the slope to 45m where it now lies on its port side. |
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On touchdown, all three landing gears were sheared and the aircraft underside was substantially damaged. |
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Chromatin was sheared by sonication, and DNA associated with either CLF1 or ORC1 was separately co-immunoprecipitated using an anti-HA antibody. |
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The quartz veining is in a strongly albitized basalt or diorite within a strongly sheared komatiite or talc-carbonate schist. |
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I looked like a tondue — one of those French women sheared after the war for copulating with a German. |
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The sheared condition of the pin allowed the latch shaft to migrate to the unlatched position, likely as a result of vibration. |
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Are needle teeth nippers kept sharp to ensure that instead of shattering into the gum line, the tooth is sheared parallel to the gum? |
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The sheared crankshaft was determined to be from overload fracturing due to impact. |
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A fracture surface analysis of the number two cylinder and sheared crankshaft was completed. |
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The Bank has trimmed rather than sheared its growth forecast. Is it being too optimistic? |
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The valve slide end plate had received an impact that sheared three of its four mounting screws and twisted the plate to the side. |
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And finally the flow is hydraulically sheared leaving through the slots of the stator at a high speed. |
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The drill hole anchored in bedrock at 28.0 metres and cut through sheared, ankeritized and sericitic tuff to 272.0 metres. |
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Grinding of the flame cut or sheared edges in the bending area is recommended to avoid crack initiation. |
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They made bricks, sheared sheep, built houses and opened businesses-from clothing stores to barbershops. |
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Spruces, firs and Douglas-fir can be sheared with good results from late July or early August and continuing until just before new growth starts the following spring. |
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As we were working our way up between the trees, the propeller struck something and sheared a pin. |
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The wool is sheared in early spring and sold to Tierra Wools. |
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There are sheared mink jackets with trailing trains that have been laser-cut so the fur looks almost like lace. |
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Nearby a woman rubbed petroleum jelly on her mastiff's toenails to make them shine, and another sheared the fuzz off the ears of her lamb-like Bedlington terrier. |
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This allowed it to swing down and strike the forward outflow valve and another fiberglass duct, which in turn sheared off the top of the vacuum pump. |
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The historic election sheared off a thin facade of wartime national unity and reinforced ethnic and sectarian tensions that have plagued the country for centuries. |
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Thousands of gallons of water gushed over the top of the dam downstream of Jowler Mill, causing damage to the front of the dam as stones sheared off. |
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Following each triaxial test it was noticed that the low strength specimens, grades C and D, generally sheared along one smooth inclined plane of failure. |
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When it snows again, snowplows bury your car, which may or may not have escaped one more week of having the rearview mirrors sheared off by passing delivery trucks. |
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In highly sheared rocks, relics of amphibolite-facies parageneses are lacking and the mylonite is made up of greenschist-facies mineral assemblages. |
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This is an olistostrome of disrupted, sheared and folded mudstone, siltstone and sandstone. |
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Heritage is also what man did not do and despises, or with which he speculates: the ozone, air, water, extinct fauna, burnt trees, the bags of gold sleeping in the millenary dream and sheared from the depths of the earth. |
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For the exclusive purpose of allowing international trade in wool sheared from live vicuñas and in cloth and items made thereof, including luxury handicrafts and knitted articles. |
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In order to prevent the danger of cracks arising from the sheared or flame cut edges, these must be ground in the areas where cold forming is intended. |
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First make sure the cotter pin of the iris valve adjusting screw is not sheared off. |
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The gold vein is continuous within a deformation corridor with a thickness of over 4 metres, containing a sheared diorite dyke and a second quartz tourmaline vein of 0.8 metres thick. |
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Over this interval, disseminated and veinlets of copper oxide mineralization occur in brecciated and sheared coarse grained dolomite. |
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The sheared shear pin allowed the secondary lock latch lever to rotate out of position and the latch shaft to migrate out of position towards the unlatched position, likely due to vibration. |
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Mineralization in drill hole QH-14-01 consists of fine to medium grained disseminated sulphides in sericite altered, sheared quartz monzonite. |
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Closer examination revealed that the retaining roll-pin, which normally holds the key in place in the phonic wheel key-way slot, had been sheared. |
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On the northern flanks are outcrops of the Buttermere Formation, olistostrome of disrupted sheared mudstone, siltstone and sandstone. |
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Evidence for Variscan orogeny is seen in the sheared rock and cleaved shales. |
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The same parcel of material, no matter how small, can be compressed, stretched, and sheared at the same time, along different directions. |
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Illig's body sheared off the rear-view mirror of his car and was knocked into a tailfin of a parked Cadillac convertible, Hough said. |
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The material was then sheared into fine segments and marinated in double distilled water for intenerating. |
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The blue sky is glossy and fat with heat, a few thin cirri sheared to blown strands like hair at the rims. |
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In March the goats must be sheared, and later the sheep. |
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The prop sheared off and impacted the fuselage, prompting a successful emergency landing. |
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The wool comes from adults and can be sheared anytime of the year. |
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There, narrow basins filled with sediments may occur, with or without volcanic rocks, and the bedrock typically is sheared and fractured by the fault movement in zones up to several kilometres wide. |
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If the augers will not turn, check to see if the pins have sheared. |
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The gold mineralization is hosted within a sheared mafic volcanic rock injected by a well developed network of quartz-carbonate veins with strong biotite alteration. |
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The two large white dangerously slender bulbous seedpod vessels, She and Terra Alba, both of 2008, seemed to have been closely sheared on the exterior. |
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In hand specimen, leached, oxidized, and sheared San Diego breccia consists of cobble to boulder sized, sub-rounded aphanite clasts in a dark gray, amorphous silica matrix. |
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The race drew further attention from outside the sport in 1985 when the maxi yacht Drum capsized after the keel sheared off due to a design error. |
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The Cat Bells ridge is an example of the Buttermere Formation, an olistostrome of disrupted, sheared and folded mudstone, siltstone and sandstone. |
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The northern slopes display the underlying olistostrome of disrupted, sheared and folded mudstone, siltstone and sandstone of the Buttermere Formation. |
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Sometimes they are involved in folding and become sheared and cleaved. |
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It was determined that the geophysical anomaly was caused by sheared, disseminated pyrrhotite, with no significant gold values and only slightly elevated base metal values. |
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Sheared umbilicals have been an ongoing problem area, not only for the command but the entire Air Force. |
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Sheared margins are highly complex and tend to be rather narrow. |
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