Either way, the second dummy is then exposed and the play continues as in Double Dummy Bridge. |
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Slowly, Dummy regains both his voice and his confidence, and finally, in a fairy-tale ending, even his identity when King Richard recognizes him as his long-lost godson. |
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In 1994 Portishead, a trio comprising singer Beth Gibbons, Geoff Barrow, and Adrian Utley, released their debut album Dummy. |
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Dummy runs, false documentation and cover loads to give an aura of legitimacy were common themes in the plot, he added. |
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Dummy pronouns are used in many Germanic languages such as English. |
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The Interpretation of Dummy Variables in Semilogarithmic Equations. |
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In Britain, local councils and the emergency services conduct dummy runs for major catastrophes all the time. |
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To give the feeling that someone is watching and guarding over your spooky home, make a dummy or scarecrow. |
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It's been a bit quiet recently, and I got highly suspicious after Mike confessed to larding my logs with dummy search strings. |
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A team of Canadian scientists gave either an active drug, apomorphine, or a dummy drug to a group of six Parkinson's patients. |
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Mum wasn't wanting to supply such a thing naturally but she had been wondering how to wean Graham off his dummy which he still took a shine to. |
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Never dip your baby's dummy or teething ring into fruit syrups, honey, fruit juices or anything containing sugars, particularly at bedtime. |
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The patients were randomly assigned to either 200 mg daily of thalidomide or a dummy drug for a period of 24 weeks. |
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We control for unobserved heterogeneity across townships using a set of dummy variables representing the 15 townships in the county. |
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When he agrees to jump off the Brooklyn Bridge for a bet, it is only because a dummy will be substituted at the crucial moment. |
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West knew that there would be four hearts in the dummy, however, and was unimpressed by his holdings in the minor suits. |
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The men when gambling rarely spread out the shinplasters thrown on to the table, and the dummy was accepted in play. |
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I gave him another stare, did a bit of a dummy, and blasted the ball as hard as I could. |
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On four large glass sheets, Urquhart has painted in black the silhouettes of a tailor's dummy, a piano, a desk and a garden. |
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This was a fairly common feature in early computer games for personal computers, when most boss keys were used to show dummy DOS prompts. |
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South plays the winning King of Diamonds, ruffs a Diamond, and plays three rounds of Spades ending in the dummy. |
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A freakish ventriloquist dummy with the face and voice of a small child told us where to go. |
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Your friend's need for validation is somewhat odd and it's understandable that you do not relish being the ventriloquist's dummy. |
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The most sinister of these is a ventriloquist dummy Joey found in an old abandoned house. |
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Of course I should have probably looked through the spy hole because staring me in the face was a ventriloquist's dummy. |
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To me, this is the sort of person who has taken about as much personal responsibility for mental development as a ventriloquist's dummy. |
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The narrative may be a ventriloquist's dummy's dream, or the dream of a woman dreaming she's a ventriloquist's dummy. |
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In it, you produce a wooden ventriloquist's dummy, carved to look a little bit like you. |
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This is part of his insightful and terrifyingly personal series of poems from a ventriloquist's dummy to its puppeteer. |
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There's no point in spitting the dummy and behaving like a spoiled child, for yourself or the team. |
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You have the world's number one bowler deciding to spit the dummy and stay at home because our Prime Minister actually said what many believe. |
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They're so nice about it, and I'm so anxious, that I can't start spitting the dummy down the phone. |
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Tuesday it was Lindsay Tanner's turn to spit the dummy and head for the backbench. |
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I spat the dummy and said OK and immediately walked out, waiting for Missy and Mr J to join me outside. |
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It hurts when people wonder whether you're telling the truth, and even today I read a piece in a local paper which said that I spat the dummy. |
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Gould almost spat the dummy and quit last year, twice, in the face of a barrage of attacks and continual sniping from News Ltd. |
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Wollongong voters spat the dummy at State and local Labor vandalism by recently electing a Green as their MP in Cunningham. |
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Putting in a transfer request is a clear case of an agent spitting the dummy. |
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So essentially, Channel Nine spat the dummy at the use of this kind of material by a Channel Ten program? |
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But the Government, rather than accept this decision, basically spat the dummy. |
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Passed-over internal CEO candidates are well known for spitting the dummy and defecting to a competitor. |
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But they obviously liked it, and Mark spits the dummy, says all the performances sucked, and storms off. |
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Nearby a store dummy was wearing the camiknickers, so I asked a sales assistant to hold up the black teddy, to compare the items. |
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But what about the dignity of the dummy, who acted the objectionable scenes on her behalf? |
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Eggs were collected and replaced with dummy eggs after 4 days of incubation or when candling revealed signs of development. |
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Ethnicity was orthogonally coded by three dummy variables for four ethnic groups. |
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The use of dummy strongholds and targets can minimize fire impact of an attacking enemy force 20 percent to 30 percent. |
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It came in the last minute when Cain threw a dummy, changed direction and forced his way through a two-man tackle to score under the posts. |
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I really don't like this method since I have a horror of one of the dummy rounds getting mixed up with my hunting ammunition. |
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Attached to the dummy is an adjustable frame that holds your ski boot via a clip such as those used with clip-on crampons. |
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For infants who did not receive a dummy, alternate soothing methods were promoted. |
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The idea is for general practitioners to compare with patients a dummy medication with a real one. |
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And when you say towing mannequins, is that mannequin in the sense of, say a store dummy, basically a pretend human being? |
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It is thought that during the transaction a genuine computer is swapped for the dummy package. |
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Several minutes later, after reading each result, he filtered the information and ran the gleanings back out onto the dummy websites he'd set up. |
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His bag contained bomb-making equipment, guns, imitation explosives, three detonators and a rifle magazine holding five dummy bullets. |
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If your shotgun sports automatic ejectors, slide a couple of dummy shells into the chambers and make sure they will eject properly. |
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And, to ensure against dummy candidates, the touts entertained only students with valid admission cards. |
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The Kiltimagh native joined legends of the entertainment industry with a life-size waxwork dummy of the music manager. |
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In the movie, he's a dark-haired American modelled on, of all things, a shop dummy. |
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The dressmaker's dummy and a blue wing chair that is used repeatedly are symbolic of the upper-middle-class venues of Mammy's travail. |
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In the corner to the right of the window, through which the moon pales, is a tailor's dummy in hessian. |
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As she is undressed and her wedding veil placed on the tailor's dummy, the camera pans up from her naked back to her body in the photograph. |
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For many years, in all weathers, a Swanndri-wearing tailor's dummy stood proudly outside his shop to show durability. |
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She, meanwhile, had her stand with her arms out like a dressmaker's dummy, cutting her shirt down the middle of her back. |
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More macabre was the tailor's dummy strung up from a noose dangling off scaffolding on a building being demolished on Micklegate. |
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On four large glass sheets, she has painted in black the silhouettes of a tailor's dummy, a piano, a desk and a garden. |
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I mean, the only thing worse then having a wax dummy, is having a wax dummy of a ventriloquist dummy that looks like a clown! |
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You know the old ventriloquist routine where the dummy doesn't want to go into the suitcase? |
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I realized that if this were a bad horror movie, it'd be a ventriloquist dummy in its little suitcase, urging me to go out and set fires. |
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The Lake Erie's radar system tracked the dummy warhead and guided the interceptor to collide with it more than 100 miles above the ocean. |
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A dummy bolt is in place in the receiver so headspace is set at the same time. |
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You may think you know the location of the lockbox, and maybe you do or maybe that's a decoy or a dummy lock box. |
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For the next few minutes it took the place of a wooden dummy, receiving more than it's share of abuse. |
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A dummy camera was set up earlier this year to prevent cars using the bus gate. |
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The Army team identified the device as a dummy bomb, used for target practice when the site was an airfield during the Second World War. |
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Parkinson's Disease sufferers experience the same benefit from an inactive dummy drug as they do from a real medicine, new research has shown. |
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Of course, NATO knows that we have these dummies, but cannot tell a dummy from a real rocket. |
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An American fighter dropped a dummy bomb on East Yorkshire by mistake, the US Air Force has confirmed. |
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By fitting the dummy front to the machine the details of cards used could be recorded, while the camera captured the PIN number. |
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One plausible scenario, he said, was that he had indeed threatened the cops with a dummy gun. |
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Lectures on tactics and arms were held, and there was even drilling with dummy wooden guns. |
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Even when you ask them where a certain book is located, the computer they're using is just a dummy computer. |
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A child who is able to argue with such infallible logic is perhaps a tad old to be toting a dummy in public. |
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Philip's mother, Carol, said that instead of a dummy he was given a sheepdog whistle as a baby, and he's never looked back. |
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Infants randomised to the dummy groups received a dummy on entry into the trial. |
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Family members visited and brought toys but she was confined to an isolation unit with her dummy to suck for comfort. |
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Suffice to say that, when I pull out the sofa to sweep under it, I find a dummy and an old Singing Kettle ticket. |
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I've been excited enough to spend several hours working up some page templates and a dummy contents page. |
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We stood our ground, revised the dummy a couple of times and appointed a printer. |
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The dummy had turned out to be just that, a dummy, with the group consensus being that the magazine had been lobotomised. |
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He introduced her to the group publisher, who fronted her enough money to produce a dummy for a new magazine. |
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Alternatively, you can make a dummy round with no primer or powder and leave the bullet seated way out. |
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Make a dummy round first to check chambering before you start loading a bunch of ammo. |
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With a revolver, simply give the cylinder a spin so that you do not know whether to expect a live or a dummy round. |
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Following the correct steps to adjust the three dies, we should have succeeded in making a dummy round. |
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He'd mesmerised the home defence with a beautiful dummy before picking up a short pass and slotting the ball past the helpless Roy Carroll. |
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In Rugby, you can pull a dummy, kick the ball up and under, or a grubber kick, or a long sideline punt. |
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The ball was passed wide and a dummy by Chapman created the gap for him to scoot over for his opening try of the season. |
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I was no dummy, but somehow these brilliant, male minds, forced my IQ to drop 50 points. |
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The unfortunate fact is that any dummy can assemble a list of keywords and upload their smartpages in just a few minutes. |
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A capable ruler, he is no dummy, though he sometimes waits too long before taking action. |
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It's fairly obvious of her interest in him and he's no dummy, so maybe he's ignoring her to protect himself? |
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He is no dummy and he pulled out well before the paint was dry on the new Olympic Stadium. |
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Now, mama didn't raise no dummy, so when Steve asked what prize I wanted, I of course choose the five piece. |
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He was no dummy and you had to be slick when playing this kind of game around him. |
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In Cowboy and Cowgirl the dummy can discard and draw in the same way as the players. |
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The hand opposite each player is their dummy, but they cannot look at it until after the bidding. |
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The Defender on the Declarer's left leads the card to the first trick, after which the cards in the dummy are exposed and sorted by suit. |
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This allows the dummy player to leave the table during the play of the hand. |
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He plays from the dummy just as if it were a fourth player sitting opposite the Declarer. |
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Use this scoring method for you and the dummy players west, north, and east players. |
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If the dummy hand wins a portion of the pot, the player that it beats must match the pot just as if they were beaten by a player at the table. |
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Playing with three players, the game uses a dummy hand for the fourth player. |
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From a position close to the York line he took play right and then went left to dummy his way over for an unconverted try. |
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Fans cheer and laugh as a skilled midfielder sells a dummy to a bewildered defender. |
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Al Shahrani is sold a dummy by Harte and the Irishman gets kicked on the ankle for his troubles. |
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He jigged enough to sell David Heaney a dummy, and from 20 yards out, drove the ball into the top corner of the net. |
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What they should be doing is showing someone passing the ball for a try or selling a dummy. |
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Of course, such synergistic bilge is commonplace, as is the tendency to dummy up on any topic that the parent company might want stifled. |
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And they dummy up the quote, the application documents, the earnings statements. |
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Then there's a short dummy run of the programme which isn't recorded, to warm up the panel and act as a technical run-through. |
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And when we were doing a dummy run, there was a really irritating guy who has been on every quiz show you have ever seen in Britain. |
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I did a dummy run several years ago and discovered they would need to leave at 7.30 am to attend a 10 am appointment at St Helier. |
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Louise has already had a dummy run with her mum at home, cooking the lemon chicken dish. |
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Exercises are run constantly and every year there is a large-scale dummy run of a chemical or biological incident. |
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They did a dummy run first with a nurse and all the life support equipment, then it was for real and they took her. |
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Having last week seen the footage of the bombers' so-called dummy run in late June, you do wonder what could be more dramatic. |
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Yesterday, the Pentagon claimed success for its missile shield, after an interceptor missile hit a dummy warhead over the Pacific. |
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Lee sought to calm the public by saying the Chinese missiles only carried dummy warheads. |
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Bags I the dummy, Bags I the cot, Bags I the rubber duck the other baby's got. |
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People often envision a costume designer as a sewing whiz with a mouthful of pins and a faithful dressmaker's dummy. |
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Moreover, the device has an air filter which prevents dirt entering the ironing dummy. |
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When CIS was updating its website, it organised dummy runs to ensure that its systems were working properly. |
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The Alpine Trekker is simply a dummy ski-boot sole that you clip into your alpine ski binding. |
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So like a dummy, I go through there and pull out this date book. |
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At the very least, if they end up dropping this, keep at least Job and Franklin, the ventriloquist dummy because if they just spun off on their own, I would be so happy. |
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But ironically the conduct that led to him spitting the dummy was the evident, gross and habitual bias of insurance company expert medical witnesses. |
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If you are happy with your first attempt an in your dummy run on making a bouquet then get started on making your dream come true by doing it your way. |
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This was music to McClellan's ears, because it meant that the fighters would be using dummy weapons and would thus need to rearm at the tugs in order to combat his fleet. |
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You read through the reference and tutorial material to work out how things may best be done, set up a dummy page to try them out, and then you find the snag. |
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Nobody likes a know-it-all, but nobody likes a dummy either. |
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Although the dummy pages circulated before the launch looked bold and colourful, the first real front page had the distinct whiff of suburban newspaper. |
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Many organizations have regular key changes as dummy runs so that they are prepared for an emergency and their staff have the relevant practical experience. |
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If the deployment is forced with a static line the deployment bag design makes almost no difference because it's the dummy weight which pulls the parachute put of the pod. |
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On Friday, she appeared in court as Ann Marie Miller, again proving herself to be no dummy and decidedly different. |
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What did you use as the hammer during that kill scene, and were you just hitting a dummy that spurted blood out? |
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South ruffs a diamond in his hand, he takes the ace of clubs, ruffs a diamond, and leads the king and jack of clubs, pitching a spade from dummy when West covers. |
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The American servicemen who dropped a dummy bomb on East Yorkshire have returned to flying after an investigation into the blunder, it was revealed yesterday. |
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So over the next year, she pored over magazines, drafted an editorial plan and put together a dummy issue from published magazine pages and pictures that she liked. |
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There is no b in dummy, derived from dumb, or crummy, derived from crumb, and although b is not pronounced finally in bomb, medial b is pronounced in bombard. |
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He points it at them and uses it as a ventriloquist's dummy, throwing his voice into it and waggling it about to make it look as though they're talking. |
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If the jet had been flying over a more populated area, then even a dummy bomb could have caused a significant level of destruction and even death. |
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Many parents don't like the idea of their babies using a pacifier or dummy but give them one anyway just to get some peace, believing that pacifiers are essentially harmless. |
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The function of consciousness must be in part to dummy up and shape a coherence from all the competing, conflicting subsystems that processed experience. |
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However Steve looked like the target dummy on a shooting range. |
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If they are unhappy they are given a pacifier or binky, not a dummy. |
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I'd be better off at Lidd with a clockwork dummy than be with you! |
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When Taylor returned though his first action was to dummy, hand off and cut inside to the posts from 30 yards before adding the conversion and then a penalty. |
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As there are only four boards in Northern Ireland, we used dummy variables in the single level regression equations to control for this rather than multilevel modelling. |
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Racks of bodiless heads demonstrate different types of dummy mechanics. |
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He becomes a ventriloquist, and gets laughs only when the dummy pees on him. |
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In multivariate analyses, dummy variables are used to control for gender. |
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Still, the doctor is not convinced, but he does offer his story of a murderous ventriloquist whose dummy seemed more alive, and violent, than he was. |
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He broke close to the right touchline, threw an outrageous dummy and then flipped the ball out of the back of the hand to give Walker a clear run to the line. |
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Users of search engines who searched for these terms would find dummy pages listed prominently in their search results that directed them, unsuspectingly, to etoy.com. |
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The bank hid credits, falsified accounts and created dummy loans. |
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Once it became easy to download, so that any dummy could do it and you're only paying a buck a song, it sort of took it away from the old peer to peer basis thing. |
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This was done by making some dummy rounds with the bullet seated way out and then gradually increasing the depth until the gun would just barely close. |
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Before you make up a batch of reloads, make a dummy round first to ensure your die settings are correct and the round feeds and the bolt closes normally. |
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As a prelude to this invasion a dummy run had taken place in 1942 when the Allies launched a major air raid on Diepe on the northern coast of France. |
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On placing a damp shirt on the ironing figure, this dummy inflates with hot air in its interior, and thus puffs the shirt up, removing creases drying the garment. |
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Typically folks would prepare a dummy cartridge leaving the bullet seated to a shallow depth, smoke it with a candle, and then seat the dummy round in the chamber. |
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I had a ventriloquist's dummy and used to do magic shows for the family. |
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Then he blinks, once, a bit slowly, like a ventriloquist dummy. |
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The pedal car, which has recently been exhibited at classic car shows, is in fully restored condition, complete with its dummy engine and working headlights. |
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The player on the left of the dummy hand plays the dummy's cards. |
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My copy of you was very near perfect but lets face a dummy is a dummy. |
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He feints to shoot in the box and sells the entire Ukraine the dummy. |
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Experts believe this was a dummy run, to check that the two men were capable of following their instructions, and to detect any unforeseen systems in the Bank's security. |
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The bank spat the dummy over a light but legitimate pasting in BRW over internal discontent toward its management team in general and its managing director in particular. |
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The slightly horrified look on my face changed to one of relief when she added that recent research showed that there was less likelihood of cot death if the baby had a dummy. |
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Both dummies are then exposed on the table, opposite their owners, and play continues as in Bridge, each of the players playing cards from their own dummy at its turn. |
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He was just over a minute behind the stage winner, who slipped a baby's dummy into his mouth as a tribute to his wife and daughter, but that mattered little. |
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The Wallabies duly manufactured another excellent try when Larkham's cut-out pass found Roff, who sold Cohen a dummy and sent Rathbone in for his second. |
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Before the experiment, the procedural requirements were explained to the observers, and they did dummy runs without motion in the experimental display. |
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Now try to imagine him waving a dayglo wand and sucking a dummy. |
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If you can, avoid using a dummy and discourage thumb sucking. |
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They placed phoney satellite navigation devices inside dummy cars and waited for the young thieves to take the bait. |
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The organisers even used a dummy car and a dummy school bus to demonstrate their point. |
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But the equipment they made off with had been placed in a dummy car as a trap by police officers, who lay in wait nearby. |
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To ram home the point, insurance giant Mecif is featuring crash test dummy cars to show the importance of seat belts. |
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Finding his voice again, even through Stinko, as he names the dummy, helps Newboy find hope. |
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Somebody has put a dummy dressed in a guard's uniform inside. |
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It was a Pakistani agenda, and we played the role of the dummy. |
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South now ruffed a club winner in dummy, cashed the top diamond pitching his losing spade, ruffed a spade and ruffed another club winner. |
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Estimation with correctly interpreted dummy variables in semilogarithmic Equations. |
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The helicopters, which also included Bell Boeing V-22 Ospreys, were taking part in a dummy run of security procedures. |
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A UNIVERSITY will give a dummy run to prospective students and medical professionals at a groundbreaking health day. |
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Police were forced to cordon off the area and later discovered it was a dummy dressed in a thobe with red paint spilled on it, to resemble blood. |
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Sonny Jim has ability but he's spat the dummy out too often for my liking so top-weight Ososhot is prefered for the Exacta. |
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Pilot James Slocum, 55, took the plane filled with dummy passengers to 2,500ft over the Sonoran Desert in Mexico and parachuted out. |
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The poll is seen by many as a dummy run for a coalition pact at the next election when Tories may stand aside in some seats. |
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The dummy run follows a smaller trial in July that tested out-of-hours responses to a potential food emergency. |
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It was also claimed that a dummy run on Tokyo had been planned, but was called off. |
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Some compared one statin to another, while others compared a statin to an inactive placebo, which is often called a sugar pill or dummy pill. |
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With grit and determination Acklam fought on with excellent tackling, passing and dummy runs to make their way through Redcar's back line. |
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We'll try a dummy run with a small group first, to check that it works correctly. |
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We have done dummy runs trying to second guess where the next coffin is going to be. |
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But Rotherham twice fooled the Shoguns with dummy runs which led to tries from player-coach Mike Schmid and centre Matthew Oliver. |
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Chris Strain's dummy then outfoxed the Rabs defence and allowed Barr to net the second. |
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Where Australia vice-captain Shane Watson's dummy spit made Kevin Pietersen look like the ultimate team player? |
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The manner of his sudden departure halfway through the tour of India with Australia 2-0 down comes across as a class-A dummy spit. |
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Flora, initially an ivory-pale, dark-haired funest beauty, whom the author transformed just in time into a third bromidic dummy with a dun bun. |
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But these designations appear to run afoul of our earlier concerns about the individuative impotence of dummy sortals. |
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Throughout 1940, dummy airfields were prepared, good enough to stand up to skilled observation. |
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By introducing dummy variables characterizing these violations, the four equations become not overdetermined after all. |
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Often a maker of naval mines will provide both training and dummy versions of their mines. |
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The Allies constructed dummy tanks, trucks, and landing craft, and positioned them near the coast. |
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To further the illusion, dummy tanks consisting of plywood frames placed over jeeps were constructed and deployed in the south. |
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Prior to the invasion, few German reconnaissance flights took place over Britain, and those that did saw only the dummy staging areas. |
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The word there is used as a pronoun in some sentences, playing the role of a dummy subject, normally of an intransitive verb. |
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The word there in such sentences has sometimes been analyzed as an adverb, or as a dummy predicate, rather than as a pronoun. |
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A dummy pronoun, also called an expletive pronoun or pleonastic pronoun, is a pronoun used for syntax without explicit meaning. |
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For instance, in the phrase, It is obvious that the violence will continue, it is a dummy pronoun, not referring to any agent. |
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The term dummy pronoun refers to the function of a word in a particular sentence, not a property of individual words. |
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In English, dummy object pronouns tend to serve an ad hoc function, applying with less regularity than they do as subjects. |
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A dummy pronoun may be conventionally of a particular gender, even though there is no gendered noun for it to agree with. |
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A dummy can be very helpful for refluxy babies as it encourages them to swallow the acid back down. |
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He'll really spit the dummy when he hears that he's not going on that trip. |
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Even though the stub is a dummy, it allows us to determine whether the procedure is called at the right time by the program or calling procedure. |
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For McCarthy's comments, we used a dummy variable for the first day of trading after his TV appearance. |
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Hence, we construct our dummy variable labeled EVENT the same way as LV above, but with no window imposed around each crisis. |
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The team studied image quality using both standard and reduced radiation doses in a 'phantom' or dummy colon and in 18 patients. |
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With white painted floorboards, distressed furniture and a tailor's dummy, it's the epitomy of shabby chic. |
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A dummy variable was also included for the presence of formal wine training. |
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A weaker but statistically significant positive relation exists between the business student dummy variable and honors program completion. |
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We also run a egression on Rule 144A issues only, with a registration right dummy variable. |
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To understand the effects of the accident, we dropped a dummy from the rooftop. |
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She certainly remembers visiting her dad's London lab as a child while he worked on colour broadcasts using a ventriloquist dummy called Stookie Bill. |
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He plays in front of them and his body swerves don't sell a dummy. |
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In FIFA 13 you will launch dummy runs, use the size and strength of your players to apply pressure and take advantage of your opponents' mistakes. |
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But including one or more dummy variables generates skewness and a nonsymmetric distribution that significantly differs from the normal distribution. |
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A dummy corporation run by Pierre Beaumarchais concealed their activities. |
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But Kripke's dummy quus function is not the 'real' quus function. |
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A FORMER head of West Midlands Police Special Branch said last night that terrorists would have carried out dummy runs on the Underground before bombing London. |
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Not the winged variety it was intended for but a somewhat more flappable human who took a good look at the dummy and immediately returned a verdict of suicide. |
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I bet some of them even try to feign illness with the old trick of putting a dummy in their bed and setting up a hidden cassette player to fake snoring and the odd cough. |
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Trials undertaken compared the results of dummy test coupons, instrumented with both strain gauges against laser-system markers and calibrated extensometers. |
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Meanwhile, a dummy pipeline was built, hopefully leading the Axis to believe the attack would occur much later than it, in fact, did and much further south. |
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You can give them a dummy up to a certain age, then just chuck it away. |
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In all, the Push Pull Rotate line features more than 100 combinations of keyed entry and interior knobs, levers, handlesets, dummy knobs and levers, and deadbolts. |
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He agreed to give the dummy up, and that was the end of that. |
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No Fairy baby has ever been seen to suck its thumb or to use a dummy. |
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Did you hear about John's dummy spit over the management changeover? |
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