Most of the hair that is shed from a Shih Tzu's coat will end up in the brush if you brush daily. |
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A more ethnographic approach would have shed some important light on how the Navajo community mediated the changes. |
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Amongst other fossil conifers cones were shed rapidly after pollen dispersal. |
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Ostracods shed the carapace with each molt, whereas the conchostracans simply add material to the carapace as they grow. |
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Now Emma has found what she has really been looking for, which enables her to shed her false meddlesomeness forever. |
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Indian men must shed their moral self-righteousness and acquire a practical sense, a manipulative, this-worldly cunning and aggressiveness. |
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This evening, trudging along through the drifts of ripped leaves and shed blossom I could smell smoke on the air. |
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Top of my priority list for the spring is the transformation of an ugly garden shed originally built as a pigsty. |
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The film is a period thriller clearly intended to shed light on present-day problems. |
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The cuticle is shed from the infundibulum and the acetabulum simultaneously as a single unit. |
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It occurs when the outermost layers of your skin don't shed off at a normal rate and causes bumps composed of ingrown hairs and unshed skin. |
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The declinist debate does not shed much light on Japan's role internationally. |
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Crime scene investigators are also poised to attend garage and shed break-ins to gather finger and palm prints as part of the same operation. |
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Letters Bernie Ebbers shed a tear or two as he was sentenced to 25 years in the nick for his part in the financial disaster that was WorldCom. |
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The fire spread to a garden shed but the firefighters managed to stop it spreading to the house. |
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Newbies from elsewhere, even though they have to learn the scurvy trade from scratch, at least don't have to shed bad journalistic habits. |
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The trees had shed their leaves, leaving vast sheets of different colors covering the once bright green grasses. |
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He shed light on the role of psychological constitution as determining the intensity and degree of LSD effects. |
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Part of the vaulted foundations to the goods shed and marshalling yard areas of the former railway station will also be removed. |
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Evergreen sclerophylls and drought semi-deciduous shrubs that shed their leaves during dry periods are the dominant plants in this region. |
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Tall trees ensure it is not overlooked from the back and it includes a timber shed and playhouse and a boiler house. |
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This perspective can shed a new light upon the concept of intertextuality itself. |
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A wide timber deck provides an ideal spot for outdoor entertaining while a large garden shed is plumbed for a washing machine. |
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In the weeks since, as we've told the story to a succession of friends and relatives, it has shed scariness and taken on humor. |
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Pollen begins to be shed two days after tasseling and continues for five to eight days. |
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But the grand ambition to shed festive season flab is likely to be quietly ditched by two-thirds of people before winter is out. |
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His rueful recollections shed light on an often-perplexing artistic career, one that has left him looking distinctly battle-weary. |
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There was no electricity or running water and the toilet was outside next door to a shed which housed pigs. |
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Gametes are shed into the coelom and carried outside the body through the nephridia or as a result of the body wall actually rupturing. |
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Other atoms will shed or gain electrons, becoming electrically charged ions. |
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What else could be as lonely as that lone tear long dried but never fully shed on her cheek? |
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Lobsters, like all animals with exoskeletons, periodically shed their armor as they grow. |
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But what of the path, the terrace, the arbour, the fencing, the shed or the tree house? |
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Although focussed on Canada in particular, those investigations would nevertheless shed light on northern ionospheric phenomena in general. |
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Mr Owen applied for planning permission to erect a wooden fence and a shed on the boundary line. |
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They're very easily kept, you don't need a shed for them and they calve easily. |
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He had attempted to build a nuclear reactor in his mother's shed following a Boy Scout merit-badge project. |
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He does not pause, but goes straight to work on the leeward side of the shed with his hand axe. |
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There is also a purpose-built storage shed with power points and wall units. |
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As the beam bit into the front of the missile launcher, the protons shed their immense kinetic energy in the form of infrared radiation. |
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The newly launched Discovery Series will shed some light, accessibly presenting performing arts from various players in the community. |
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This book, a reprint of a collection first published in 1960, is intended to shed some light on this neglected phase of Yeats's life. |
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The rear garden is in lawn and has a timber shed with electrical points and plumbing for utilities. |
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What woman doesn't love to shed a few pounds without any effort, amirite ladies? |
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Whirling back a decade ago, he was the shy, gangly teenager, who used to shed tears at training sessions because he was homesick. |
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It's likely that there are wide metabolic variations among dinosaurs, and polar dinosaurs can begin to shed some light on the issue. |
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The following year, the Lascar crew of the Australia were locked in a shed on a Melbourne wharf under guard until they too were shipped out. |
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We may not shear the light-fleeced llamas as often, and some of them just shed out their winter coats. |
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The thing about a shed is you don't want it taking up the whole yard, but you've got so much stuff to cram in it. |
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Pollen traps also indicate that pollen is shed directly into the air, permitting wind pollination. |
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Amazingly, as the prosecution pointed out, none of the men in the shed apparently saw what happened next. |
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Breton says it's outrageous that Quebec women pay tens of millions a year in an unnecessary quest to shed their beautiful fleshiness. |
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This is a declaration of military intent, of the will to shed blood and tears for a fellow nation. |
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Shortly a fire caught in the wick of the oil lamp and shed light through the tent. |
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The use of other new analogs, such as the unsymmetrically substituted analogs mentioned above, could shed light on such issues. |
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A mechanism used to shed light usually fueled by kerosene, or perhaps whale oil in Poe's day. |
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Conceptually, Waterloo is an elegant and sophisticated train shed in the tradition of the great Victorian railway stations. |
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In school corridors and front rooms up and down the country tears of joy and despair were shed this morning. |
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The frost would take over and every shiny orange leaf would be shed from those trees. |
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You remember, Becky, where we went for a walk once, that year you said the trees were slow to shed their leaves. |
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Originally a garden, by then the site was home to a large shed that had the possibility of being converted into a house. |
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In a stilt house, the shed under the living floor serves as shelter for livestock and storage for fodder. |
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Australia is the place where the trees don't shed their leaves, they shed their bark, and some mammals lay eggs. |
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The trees that flowered began to shed their foliage in December and were completely bare by January. |
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You must have indeed shed a silent tear and perhaps given a bit of help to those who crave for your covertures. |
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When a horwath tree shed its leaves, the leaves fell to the ground, and were extremely soft and fluffy. |
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Christmas is my season of rising goodwill, a time when I shed my carapace of crabbiness and embrace humanity. |
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Redemption and forgiveness of sins is through the direct agency of his shed blood. |
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The fire blazed up, crackling, in the pit, and the torches shed their dancing light from their iron holders on the walls. |
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I mowed in peace, then showered, shaved and shed the yard duds for the monkey suit. |
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A sidelight is shed by a broken inscription which archaeologists discovered some seventy years ago at Delphi. |
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Kids getting born covered in hair happens with some frequency, but they tend to shed it off pretty soon. |
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But it's understood the firm will look to shed about 50 jobs from the shop floor with the remaining workers to go from offices. |
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It was considered good to cry so tears were frequently shed in public by both men and women. |
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John Pews, 82, was buried under his collapsed shed for an hour before his cries for help were heard by a neighbour last month. |
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It's time to get your boots out of the shed boys and your shin pads out of the press because the Mayo League is starting up again soon. |
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If used without fulling, the fabric will likely pill and shed fiber until it falls apart. |
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With superb quickness she curried off the horse, who's winter coat had yet to shed out. |
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Since he has recently, himself, acquired a garden shed I will be interested to see if it accumulates some Palladian detailing for the fun of it. |
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A garden shed will provide gallery space for a series of miniatures and a copy of Lady Chatterley's lover. |
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I got a young shedhand to have a few drinks with him and tell him he was waiting for a shed to start. |
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They have shed their blood in service to their country and deserve our full commitment. |
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What's the official term for the fine powder shed by muesli, and remaining at the end of the sack? |
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This one has a gambrel roof, wide shed roof dormers, and a shed roof over the porch. |
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When you create this combination of shed roofs and gambrel roofs you get into a situation where the roofs join in a very complicated manner. |
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Upon ecdysis, a chitinous duplicature of the exoskeleton is shed and a growth band is added to the valves. |
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One day, he announced that he was buying a motorcycle combination, and that he would have to build a shed to garage it. |
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A lorry shed a cargo of paper across the Bristol Road on Saturday morning causing four hours of traffic gridlock in Chippenham. |
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And you'd have thought they'd at least shed a tear or two when their old man vanishes into Davy Jones's locker. |
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He gaveled the hearing to a close, intimating that enough light had been shed on the issue to allow him to move forward. |
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He needs to lose weight, get a proper haircut, shed some of those geekish clothes and, in general, to get with the program. |
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The Independent's source then shed additional light on the tactics of the government propaganda machine. |
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With companies planning to shed jobs it adds up to the prospect of a gloomy winter. |
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An articulated lorry had shed its load right outside the cop shop in Kirkdale I noticed on the way home. |
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The Warty Prowfish can be recognised by its warty skin that is regularly shed like a snake skin. |
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A spokesman said a passenger informed the station that the lorry had shed its load under the rail bridge but rail services were not delayed. |
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As with her use of subtext, Griffith is quite modern in her use of setting to shed light on the psychology of her characters. |
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The lorry shed its load of metal shards in the accident in Doncaster Road at Hooton Roberts, near Rotherham, disrupting rush hour traffic. |
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A body wrap treatment is supposed to detoxicate the body, or maybe help the body shed off a few pounds. |
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The new facility includes climbing equipment, a sand tray, wobble board, storage shed and grassed area. |
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At the back of the old homestead a large shed was the former Taranaki Herald building, the first newspaper in New Plymouth. |
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Lanolin from greasy wool stains timber floors and walls and the smell of manure from beneath the shed becomes stifling. |
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With the 2008 Olympics less than a month away, China is making every effort to shed its austere image. |
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We should keep that question in mind, and keep an eye open for anything later in the dialogue that might shed light on it. |
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Motorists faced long tailbacks on the Woodhead Pass after a lorry shed its load of waste paper. |
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Way back when I was ten, my brother and I used to play in a dilapidated shed on the edge of the Gloucester-shire town where I was brought up. |
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Outside the museum is a model of a shearing shed from the colonial period with the blades for shearing and a wool press. |
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Higher education shed the German tradition of elitism and became egalitarian. |
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People grow out of so many things in time, habits that fall away as they shed their youth and see that some things have no real future. |
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The bulbs shed white light, as opposed to the old-denture hue of plain old bulbs. |
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Australian doctors were among the first to shed this emblem of the profession. |
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The biggest single employer in the mid west region is to shed 150 jobs amid fears further cuts will follow. |
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People working in the shed could not feel the voltage because they usually wore rubber gumboots. |
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He has applied to the council for planning permission for a machinery shed at Church Avenue, Stradbally. |
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Some repairs to the shed and a discreet coat of green, brown or black woodstain might improve its appearance, for instance. |
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Instead of regular light bulbs, which shed a dull yellow glow across the room, Mr Newton decided to splash out on daylight spectrum lighting. |
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The visual effect of distantiation is that you shed subjective involvement and so gain information. |
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The setting sun shed little light in the damp cavern, and it cast eerie shadows upon the rock walls. |
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Governments should not be allowed to shed this responsibility by appealing for private donations. |
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Constant self-examination allows them to shed old baggage and reinvent themselves. |
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No blows were exchanged, but many insults were flung, many tears were shed and many shoulders were cried on. |
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Infected dogs also shed the virus through bodily secretions and excretions. |
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The first powered aircraft was disassembled and stored in a shed behind the brothers' bicycle shop in Dayton, Ohio. |
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The investigating officer said it appeared the fire had started from within one of the vehicles stored in the shed and then quickly spread. |
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Malton has virtually completed all the work necessary, both in the cattle shed and the sheep shed. |
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One great advance was the use of electricity in the shearing shed instead of the noisy motor. |
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A few grains were seen which had shed the exine and released a circular microgametophyte, although the actual process was not observed. |
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The old shearing shed across the track continues to battle the ravages of time. |
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The lightning shed an ethereal light around the room as I looked to see what had disturbed my sleep. |
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In an expiatory sacrifice the blood which is shed is regarded as wiping out a transgression. |
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Skin is slowly shed or rubbed away and replaced, but the lens is confined within the fixed volume of the eyeball. |
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The firm says it has no choice but to shed the jobs because there has been a fall in demand for bronze and brass products. |
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The secret is to keep the pile low and flat, so that it does not shed the rain water away. |
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Reports suggest he has had occasion to shed the gentlemanly demeanour and give miscreants a good dressing-down. |
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Because they were made of wool, they shed water, though eventually they'd get wet. |
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Thus, the studies use either dropout rates, graduation rates, or college-attendance figures to shed light on the effects of competition. |
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Every manly heart was laid upon the altar of country, and they were ready to shed the last drop of blood in their veins to win the victory. |
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When it's oriented up, the boards will shed water and will tend to flatten over time. |
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I shed my clothes and pull on black jeans, a black shirt and black shoes and quickly tied my hair back with a black hair tie. |
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I'm not saying that Asians should shed their ethnic traditions by assimilating within the mainstream. |
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The trees grown in pots bear fruits, shed their leaves and flower around the same time as they do under natural conditions. |
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She quickly shed the clothes she was wearing and fully dressed herself in clean garments and her brother's spare uniform. |
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I have stood on the shed and waved my arms about the place making ham-fisted attempts at semaphore. |
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The hairs can be shed or inserted by direct contact with potential predators by rubbing the region with urticating hairs. |
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If there is a lack of ground water, trees will shed their fruit early. |
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Dutch researchers said recently that regular moderate exercise can burn energy and help shed those extra pounds or kilos more than short infrequent bursts of intense activity. |
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Dolphins have extremely soft, flaky skin which they shed every two hours. |
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Fragments and sequences were important in the process of collaboration, and in learning to shed expectations of solely personal achievement within poetry and poetics. |
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There is also a potting shed and a large workshop with electric points. |
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My scalp itches and flakes and I shed big hunks of white skin. |
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Doctors are concerned that teenage girls resort to crash diets in an attempt to shed the extra fat that they need to bear children in future life. |
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Specifically, children's responses to the less familiar quantities of zero and fractions could shed light on their performance with the more familiar whole numbers. |
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The truth is that dramatic as they may be, rail crashes rarely shed light on the true nature of the industry, far less on debate between free enterprise and state control. |
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They were out at the crab-huts, awaiting the moment the crustacea shed their shells, to pluck them from watery trays and packed off to dinner-tables in New York and London. |
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After my initial cry, I don't think I shed another tear for Steve. |
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Standing, she shed the furs and pulled her cloak tightly around herself. |
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There was also the coal cwtch, which was the shed you kept the coal in. |
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The emergency situation was sparked after a fire broke out in a shed in the back garden of a Portchester house where there was a 4ft cylinder containing oxyacetylene gas. |
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It attempts to characterize the predatory behavior of three genera of large predaceous dinosaurs from the distribution of their shed teeth at Como Bluff, Wyoming. |
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He had discovered it on the internet and he said that it seemed to shed considerable light on the issue of provision of services at local hospitals. |
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What light might psychological research shed upon these troubling events? |
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This deskilling of the workforce, pushing them onto individual contracts so they can be shed when the economy slows have all fuelled resistance to globalisation. |
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Although the low-carb dieters lost more weight initially, one of the studies showed that after 12 months both groups had shed about the same number of pounds. |
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Pipes containing wiring from each panel lead to a small shed behind the building, where the solar-generated power is converted from direct current to alternating current. |
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Blood is shed everywhere and millions perish as victims of enmity. |
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I do appreciate that he shed some light on the disturbing topic. |
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After returning across the bridge, she shed her veils, exaggeratedly made-up her face and disappeared among the pedestrians travelling south along the waterfront. |
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Yet I felt cleansed in a way, as if I had shed a load of excess baggage. |
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The warm practical clothes of winter whose sole functions were to provide warmth and comfort are shed as their weight and dowdiness becomes unbearable. |
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If they get bored, the shed boasts a CD player, dart board and draughts. |
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By now they had both shed their heavy cloaks and were dripping with blood. |
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I am ever ready to shed the last drop of blood and spend the last penny in the national treasury to protect the home and integrity of a citizen outraged anywhere. |
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Ensuingly I shall also aim to demonstrate that the meta-normative claims defended shed new and important light on first-order problems concerning the epistemic blameworthiness of particular agents. |
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So I detonated tear gas so that they too shed tears, even if theirs were fake tears. |
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It is a terrific yarn, which caused Babbage both to laugh heartily and shed a tear or two. |
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It has long struggled to lure good jobs and shed a history of racial intolerance. |
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Later, in the locker room, he described the few seconds when both players had shed their helmets and gloves and were poised to exchange blows. |
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Long ago he had shed all material things, he had no material pleasures, he lived only to search for the meaning behind life. |
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They shed the logic of victimisation and step into the shoes of true actors and vectors of change. |
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The seven science instruments on the piano-sized probe would shed light on the bodies' surface properties, geology, interior makeup and atmospheres. |
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There will be few tears shed at the prospect of the skipper's demise should that happen since Gregan is a notoriously prickly character who engenders more respect than warmth. |
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Eight-legged skin mites, for whom your shed skin is a perpetual feast, ride atop these skin flakes, munching and defecating and copulating and giving birth and dying. |
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There is quite a bit of maintenance, as everyone knows we shed hair prolifically and when wearing extensions the real hair cannot escape, as it's attached to the extension. |
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The shed was without a roof they had pulled down the beams to make the cross. |
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For the last few weeks, the most troubling evidence has shed new light on the brainteaser. |
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Breakfast room, TV room, reading room, bike shed and wash room in the cellar. interior garden. |
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Put another way, these aspects of employment shed light on the general attributes of the position and functions of an RCMP member. |
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Each moult is preceded by a period of intense fasting so that the old tegument can be shed more easily. |
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And finally, this focalized conscio usness is shed and one merges with The One Self or Kether. |
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For example, a free-standing garage or a tool shed could be characterized as an appurtenance. |
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Besides the tower, the only hard structure that I saw in July 2009 was a plywood shed filled with bottled water. |
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The adorable dancing, singing, curly-haired moppet, the world's top-earning star from 1935 to 1938, surely shed tears once the cameras were off. |
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The evening before, the shed at the back of the home had been burgled, likely by thieves who were aware that Onil was in jail. |
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In addition to shedding tears of despair, they will need to shed some tears of defiance. |
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From potting shed to workshop, patio to poolside, they will extend your musical pleasure. |
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These women took to the streets, rebelled, shed their blood and some died so that our revolution should be victorious. |
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But a topical and urgent motion would shed more heat than light on the matter, and seems to me to be an inappropriate vehicle. |
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Bale spent a lot of time eating fried insects and pigswill and managed to shed another 35 pounds from his slender frame. |
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Propane cylinders should always be stored outdoors, preferably in a well-ventilated area such as an open-sided shed with a lockable gate. |
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One day, during a bombing raid, I remember running out of the mushroom shed into the garden for strawberries. |
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The results produced by these organisational arrangements will durably shed light on decisions concerning all the different timescales. |
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This meant I would have shed blood rather than make any mistakes to his disadvantage. |
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These clan loyalists are often willing not only to cast ballots but also to shed blood. |
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Some men sharpened machetes on the asphalt, vowing to shed blood should Mr. Odinga lose. |
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I come from a part of the country where people have shed blood for the right to strike for fair labour standards. |
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Brothers who shed blood and sacrificed their lives so that occupied peoples could once again become free nations. |
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As an aspiring, young writer, I haven't shed blood, but there have been some tears. |
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I believe that His shed blood, His death, His burial, and His resurrection were for me. |
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The recently conducted army census would shed light on the actual size of the army. |
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And when He had taken the cup, He gave thanks and said, Drink ye all of it: this is My Blood which is shed for you for the remission of sins. |
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The desire to limit substantially the hecatomb among laboratory animals is serving to shed the spotlight on progress in in vitro tests. |
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The creation of a precise body of knowledge about a poorly researched and little-understood subject will shed more light on murky deals. |
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In addition congenitally infected piglets are persistently viraemic and shed the virus for months. |
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I am obviously aware of reports that General Musharraf may still be in two minds as to whether to shed his army uniform by the end of the year. |
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The analysis of phenomenal selfhood in dreams may also shed light on different and potentially dissociable dimensions of self-consciousness. |
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Larch differs from other conifers by shedding its needles: in late fall, its needles turn yellow and are shed before winter sets in. |
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In this sense, the authors shed light on portfolio selection when asset returns exhibit skewness. |
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Grant will be used to build a storage shed and fenced in area to house all their soccer equipment. |
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A half-century has passed but the families of our fallen comrades still shed tears in remembrance of those loved ones who did not return. |
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Because the sinless Jesus shed His precious blood, sinners could now be forgiven of their sins and receive salvation and eternal life. |
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Even at that, addicts will sometimes relapse into their addictive habits several times before they shed them for good. |
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The roof of this shed had collapsed and a tree had grown through a cartwheel. |
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The jazz band in the shed with the overhead projector and the mad-scientist style storyteller. |
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Overnight people shed their fears, their protective camouflage and their restraints. |
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This disgraceful resolution does not even shed crocodile tears over poverty or social exclusion. |
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A few crocodile tears may occasionally be shed about the tragic fate of a few individuals, but nothing will change. |
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We cannot shed crocodile tears on Thursdays over conflicts that are continually supplied by the legal or illegal trade in these arms. |
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Once again, the Sudan was not surprised by the crocodile tears that Chad shed before the Security Council. |
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A utilitarian, rough-sawn lumber structure of one storey with loft under a pitched roof, the shed has a single wide door on its north side. |
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In the day he shed tears during his Mass and, at night, during his untiring vigils. |
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Some shed tears and expressed their feelings for the first time since the flood. |
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Tekanoet, the grand chief of the Seneca, who had reached eighty years, stood in his canoe and shed tears for the dead. |
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He shed tears also because He could sense the sorrow of Mary, who was crying at His feet. |
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Broken hearted, I went out into the garden where, in the silence of the night, I began to shed tears copiously. |
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When I read it, I almost shed tears because I was reminded of painful situations I experienced. |
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Instead of doing so if you continue to live in complaints you are no better than the ones who shed tears while cutting the onions. |
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Some, such as the Aria from Bach's Suite in D major or Pachelbel's Canon, cause us to shed tears at weddings or funerals. |
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While the judiciary will shed light, we hope, on the economic whodunit, we need further enlightenment as regards the institutional whodunit. |
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He did not want to have innocent blood shed once again, lest the council stand ignorantly against the will of God. |
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Following a seismic retrofit, windows were carved into the concrete street facade to reveal the activities within and shed a welcoming glow onto the pavement at night. |
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I doubt the 1983 will ever fully shed its tannic astringency, but it is a savory, medium to full-bodied wine that has reached full maturity. |
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The wine often tastes as if it needs 40-50 years to shed some of its astringency and closed style. |
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They shed hardships of camp life like water off a duck's back. |
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A time comes when the groups that like clockwork appear around the shed have stopped appearing like clockwork around the shed. |
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Parks Canada presents an exhibition in the foghorn shed of the lighthouse at Cap-Gaspé. |
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The school system is a holdover from an era that deemed motherhood a full-time job, an attitude that France, for example, shed long ago. |
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But though the mesocosms may shed light on the fate of the pteropods, the outlook for the salmon will remain conjectural. |
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Audiences, heads aswim with new names and dates, might note with surprise how little light the 12-hour day has shed on Stoppard's political views. |
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Want to convert your garage into a spare room, install a garden shed or put up a conservatory? |
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The shed covers 730 m² which will be completed by a reception hall of 78m² and a 90m² technical building. |
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My religious devotion that drifted within me across the sea has faltered, draining away with every blood drop shed by my comrades. |
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It has a total of 25 student rooms around an inner court, with a breakfast room, a TV and recreation room, and a bike shed and garage. |
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To detoxify the FN's brand she has shed much of the neo-fascism, racism and anti-Semitism it once embodied. |
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There's a camp-style kitchen for rustling up fireside meals and a shed housing simple bathing with washbasin, shower and loo. |
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Monsignor BATTUT, Assistant Bishop of Lyon, shed some light on encyclicals in view of the objective of a social market economy. |
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The old well and its shed are still ringing with the prattle of the chain and pail. |
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Dander, the material shed by the dog into the environment through hair and dandruff, is the most common source of dog allergens. |
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The number of ova shed by the females during the heat period is normally about twice the number born as fully developed young ones. |
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I will tell a story and then culminate with a question and perhaps shed some light on why some of us get fairly emotional about this. |
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The Court notes, however, a number of concordant factors which could help to shed some light on this subject. |
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The evangelist Mark likes telling stories about Jesus to shed light on who he is. |
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Unsurprisingly, the lack of women in economics has done little to shed light on this problem. |
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They shed a lot of light on the reasons why we will not be supporting this government bill. |
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Traditional, Dutch railway station with attached freight shed which is equipped with sliding doors which can be opened and a wide loading ramp. |
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It is our sincere hope that this inquiry, announced today, will finally shed light on this dark corner of our collective past. |
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They shed the virus and can infect bison herds if they come in contact with them or are held in nearby fields or barns. |
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We need experts to reassure us, to warn us, and to shed light on complex and often controversial issues of the day. |
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The Centre also seeks to shed light on the reasons for juvenile delinquency and the problems that may be affecting young offenders. |
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Many other examples could be chosen to shed light on issues of professional development. |
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Lower and wider, the body has shed a few centimetres inside, but not so as to become inhospitable. |
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Needle shed on cut trees is the major problem with Norway and white spruces, while frost damage and irregular growth are the major problems with balsam fir. |
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Her powerful perspective shed light on the conditions of blacks and the injustices they endured fighting for civil rights. |
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He had carding machinery and 9,000 throstle frame spinning spindles in a three storey building alongside the brook, and 240 looms in a weaving shed alongside Chaddock Lane. |
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But you know animal lovers live for that commercial where Sarah MacLachlan sings while three-legged puppies shed a single tear. |
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Through the window, the old shearing shed stands in the distance. |
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Outside the museum is a model of a shearing shed from the colonial period. |
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He found a milk crate in the shed and shoved it over to the side window. |
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The traditional Kiwi attitude towards building one's own home, farm building, or backyard shed is compromised by the very prescriptive nature of this bill. |
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In life also, plants may shed leaves, seeds, and other organs. |
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Most of the deciduous trees have shed their leaves by mid-December. |
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The male crabs shed their shells twice a year, in autumn and spring. |
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Her mother had somehow shed her old body like a snake shedding its skin. |
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As their body size increases, the crabs shed their too small exoskeleton. |
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I'll shed this house like a snake or a lizard must shed its skin. |
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He quickly shed his clothes and climbed gratefully into a bed that hadn't been used in too long, turning on his side so his back was to the darkened glass. |
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I shed the clothes I was wearing, and pulled on the new outfit. |
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Ten onlookers spontaneously shed their clothes and joined in the fun. |
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She grabbed the clothes she had shed before entering the water. |
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That could allow it to shed jobs without adding to its fixed costs. |
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When asked whether the Chilean had shed the excess pounds he gained after his injury, he joked that all that worried him was the player's haircut. |
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Marr acknowledges that, in shedding pivotal players and considerable sums from both the playing budget and debt, his club must also shed expectations. |
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They can use me to shed my blood, but not to guard a treasure. |
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They always shed crocodile tears and call the other side's attacks vicious and beyond the pale while they are sticking the shiv in as hard as they can. |
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In terms of weight loss, participants can expect to shed about one to two pounds per week, says Dr. Mosley on his website. |
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Grandpa would, in essence, teach me to be afraid, to understand the humiliation that awaited me if I dared shed tears or demonstrate some other unmanly behavior. |
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My digs was me and my brother in a little box room, with every room filled with people, a cooker on the landing and a shed in the back with a tin bath. |
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You will also be seduced by the outside including spacious terraces, balcony, patio, a small horse barn converted into a garden shed which are adding a lot of charm to the garden. |
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Townhouse Entirely renovated in 2005, offering entry, living room, fully fitted and equipped kitchen overlooking courtyard with garden shed to the floor, 2 bedrooms, wood floors, one with dressing room, toilet with washbasin. |
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This will undoubtedly help classical music and culture to shed their fusty, dusty, overly intellectual image and evolve into something hot and happening. |
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In the first few months of infancy the lanugo is shed and is replaced by hair, relatively coarse over the cranium and the eyebrows, but fine and downy over the rest of the body. |
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