Juno looked around and saw that Riddle was right, for the two horses were pawing at the ground in agitation. |
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After protracted verbal sparring followed by hand-to-hand combat, Harry defeats Riddle by stabbing the diary. |
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With the interview over, Riddle announces he will be off on holiday with his family. |
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Riddle was famous for the work he did with Frank Sinatra, but was wary of getting too close to him. |
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As Margalit Fox says at the outset of The Riddle of the labyrinth, the story of Linear B is well known. |
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In the Oct 26 crash, a dozen cars derailed, rupturing a fuel tank and spilling 4,300 gallons of diesel onto the bank and into Cow Creek about 17 miles west of Riddle. |
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The German part of the Wadden Sea was the setting for the 1903 Erskine Childers novel The Riddle of the Sands. |
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Why can't Jerry and I be together forever like a real couple? Riddle me that, Batman? Society? No. Idiots. |
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Last night, proud new mum and former Catatonia star Cerys also revealed she has christened her son Johnny Natchez Jones Riddle. |
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He pulled Riddle into Hogwarts from the orphanarium where he was abusing the other kids and stealing their stuff. |
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Cynthia Wester, the mother of Kimberly Riddle, said her daughter had two master's degrees and was preparing to take the test to make her a certified teacher. |
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Every few yards there is a surreal spectacle, a puzzling riddle or a mysterious door. |
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The stanza is written like the formulaic examples of wit and allusion in old-fashioned riddle books. |
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Rob's words echoed through my brain, and they sounded like some cryptic riddle. |
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Her echo bounced from wall to wall, penetrating his ears like an unsolvable riddle. |
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His experiments on the lift and drag of an aircraft helped answer the riddle of how birds fly and led to new wing designs. |
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A set of hypotheses has been suggested to explain this exceptional riddle of fish reproduction, but as yet they remain untested. |
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Earlier this year, it had sat for weeks to unravel the riddle of the sinking. |
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Perhaps, to answer the riddle posed by the Palace substitution script, we should take a similar path. |
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The grieving friends of a York man who drowned in mysterious circumstances have launched a campaign to solve the riddle of his death. |
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They were words she could not understand, but still she searched among them for some clue, some answer to the riddle of her life. |
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The first answer to the riddle of existence, therefore, is that substance exists, and exists necessarily. |
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Cold comfort for the grieving Parks, who is now trying to solve the riddle of his granddaughter's death. |
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Whatever helps understand this riddle is significant, I am pleased that I, in a small way, did something with it. |
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Understanding exactly what capital is unlocks the riddle of the market system. |
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She then has to solve the riddle of the tape before she too falls victim to its curse. |
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Violet, however, was genuinely deep in thought, her lips shaping the words as she puzzled out the riddle. |
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The refugees first sheltered in the caves that riddle the steep limestone hill, later building houses around them. |
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This afternoon I set out to solve the riddle, though so far I have only succeeded in uncovering more questions. |
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Her routine was uninspired writhing and undulating but her pole slide was something that Plato would have written a riddle about. |
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But two archaeologists who have pored over the patterns for the past five years say they may have unravelled the riddle. |
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It is an unsolved riddle which has inspired explorers and writers for nearly 80 years. |
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You'll start to get hung up on little dumb things like the physical impossibilities that riddle most of the activities the characters do. |
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They worked with picks, breaking up the soil which was then passed through a riddle to recover artefacts. |
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But the riddle of what became of the prized bird during his epic flight is slowly being unravelled. |
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This is too frequently a riddle which drives us into paroxysms of post-feminist uncertainty. |
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When popular folk memory was matched with the images, some historians ecstatically claimed they had cracked the riddle of the revered river. |
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The president is a riddle wrapped in an enigma inside a Chinese fortune cookie. |
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He was attracted by the riddle of Celtic, which developed on the continent as Gaulish in ancient France and northern Italy. |
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She would ask visitors entering the city of Thebes to answer a riddle and if they could not answer they would be put to death. |
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When Scott Kleinberg wrote about the riddle for The Chicago Tribune, he changed the answer. |
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Able-bodied people rarely notice the barriers that riddle the world which keep the disabled from participating in society. |
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He had a jolly laugh and his belly shook when he was really amused by something, and his wise old eyes lit up with mischief right before he'd ask you a riddle. |
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We could riddle our last ancient forests with logging roads and clearcuts, setting the stage for tomorrow's conflagrations, or we can restore natural fires to natural forests. |
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The answerless riddle of modern broadcasting crackled through dusty loudspeakers and across the jam-packed midway of the 33rd annual Fringe Festival. |
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He regarded Haley with a critical eye, as if figuring out a riddle. |
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Midnight had arrived, but Leander still hadn't figured out the riddle. |
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A prize that I will get if, and only if, I solve the secret riddle. |
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She was pleased at herself as if she had just figured out a riddle. |
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The question, almost akin to a riddle, is certainly a relevant one to anybody in a creative field. |
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Each of us is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. |
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I then re-sieve it through a maggot riddle to remove the lumps. |
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Police have been brought in to help solve the riddle of who put bloodworms in swimming pools, as authorities conclude the caper may have been an inside job. |
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The barber laughs so hard at the simple answer to the riddle that Logan fears for his chances of a steady-handed shave. |
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Oh, thou foundling fire, thou hermit immemorial, thou too hast thy incommunicable riddle, thy unparticipated grief. |
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The rhyme does not explicitly state that the subject is an egg, possibly because it may have been originally posed as a riddle. |
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The riddle may depend upon the assumption that a clumsy person falling off a wall might not be irreparably damaged, whereas an egg would be. |
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The newly discovered Smilodon fossils could help provide answers to the riddle of the saber-toothed cat's teeth, among other questions. |
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Do ye know that riddle about the nott cows, Jonathan? Why do nott cows give less milk in a year than horned? |
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The same riddle is also known from the Faroe Islands, Norway, Iceland, and a variation also occurs in England. |
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The Roman concrete has remained a riddle, and even after more than 2,000 years some Roman structures still stand magnificently. |
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The rhyme is no longer posed as a riddle, since the answer is now so well known. |
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Persisting still in the same career of imbecility and assertion, Mr. Stone proceeds to enunciate the following sciolistical riddle. |
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Odin may also be referenced in the riddle Solomon and Saturn. |
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Like the eternal riddle of which came first, the chicken or the egg, some scientists have pondered the source of the first case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy. |
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Earlier this week the Mean Girls actress sparked an engagement riddle by wearing an enormous solitaire diamond on her ring finger at the premiere of her new film, Bobby. |
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You have to riddle the gravel before you lay it on the road. |
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Unlike the answer to the Uraon riddle, her book comes with open hands, linking a wealth of references and ideas without trying to reduce them to a Procrustean bed of argument. |
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