I eventually and begrudgingly passed it on, but only once the burning bud had been smoked to ash. |
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Very relaxing and ultra potent, the smoke from this legal bud is sure to impress ANY herbal toker. |
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The Aussies were smoking high-quality B.C. bud and waxing their snowboards with hydrocarbon Swix and a clothes iron. |
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Meanwhile, bud has been demonized, criminalized, and the drug war has been industrialized. |
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The leaf is one component of the repeating vegetative segment or phytomer, comprised of the leaf, node, internode, and axillary bud. |
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There's a fine line between standing up to your bud and bossing her around. |
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The tips of these aerial hyphae swell to form a vesicle, and layers of cells bud off of the vesicle. |
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A consumer backlash against genetically modified food helped nip investor enthusiasm in the bioengineered bud. |
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No harm will come to your rose if it has already started to bud up and grow and you prune it back during that stage. |
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When the limits of the substrate have been reached, a Hydractinia colony will bud reproductive polyps called gonozooids from the stolonal mat. |
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First, tetraploids continue to bud in stationary phase, whereas haploids arrest as unbudded cells. |
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A trail of joined bud vases snakes through a pile of peppermint candies for this centerpiece idea. |
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Within a given species it is possible to predict exactly when a bud will open and how rapidly the petals will senesce. |
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We started off the meal with Piedmontese Trugole cheese in a BBQ sauce and I was instantly transported into taste bud heaven. |
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Explain to your so-called bud that you confide in her because you trust her. |
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To obtain information about the emergence of flower bud abortion, bulbs were planted parallel to the NMR measurements. |
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The black currant gall mites are the small white worm-like creatures between the bud tissues. |
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Pieces include square tealight holders, napkin holders, flared bud vases and a selection of glasses, decanters and candlesticks in varying sizes. |
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Note that the outer involucral bracts on the bud are at right angles, a characteristic of southern dandelions. |
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Growing potato tubers or freshly harvested mature tubers have a dormant apical bud. |
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The most important part of a hybrid tea plant is the bud union, from where all new canes originate, and it requires the most protection. |
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Class 1 mutations elongate cells and cause predominantly polar bud site selection. |
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Ministers hope the national launch of the scheme will help nip offending in the bud and stop young people being drawn into a life of crime. |
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Each spring, plants begin to bud and birds of prey such as golden eagles and mountain hawk eagles are propagating. |
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Whether looking at a slimy whale taste bud or a forest of pink jellyfish, there is no shortage of eye candy. |
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This time the world is alerted, and we must use our collective moral force to nip this outrage in the bud. |
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I realized my nails looked terrible so I quickly started wiping off the polish with a cotton bud. |
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The signals that modulate the timing of spring bud flush are, predominately, winter chilling and spring temperatures. |
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Later, if you wish to do a little shaping, prune back to a growth bud pointing in the direction you want a stem to grow. |
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Moreover, in flocculent strains it is difficult to distinguish between two adherent cells and a cell with a large bud. |
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On the bud pics of the living Kali plant in the article one can clearly see the narrow leaf shape sticking out of the bud. |
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She is 22 but her voice is more blighted bud than rose, an emotional instrument that conveys innocence broken on the wheel of restless craving. |
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I have always taken pride in my meticulous cleansing routine, and now have to use a cotton bud to de-fluff. |
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Flower packers bunched roses in bundles of 20 and wrapped the stem portion in newspaper sheets and the bud portion with tissue paper. |
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All trees were scored weekly for the date of bud set and bud flush in autumn of 1997 and spring of 1998, respectively. |
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The outside of the nest is camouflaged with moss, bud scales, leaves, and lichen, and often looks like a bump or knot on the branch. |
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While polishing your toenails, insert a cotton bud between each toe to protect them from possible damage due to touching. |
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A common cause of blockage is when people attempt to clean the ear, for example with a cotton bud. |
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You could begin with something like a cotton bud or the tip of your finger. |
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A sample of discharge may be taken using a swab, which looks like a long cotton bud. |
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It initially depends on the orientation of the bud on its axis, and is modified by the growth direction of the apex during elongation. |
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Then use a cotton bud and some suitable cleaning solution to clean the lens. |
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At each node, the vegetative bud either remained latent or developed as a leafy shoot. |
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In fact every tree and shrub in the garden is in bud at least, and some are coming into leaf. |
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For estimation of pollen production, two anthers from each flower bud were examined. |
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On closer inspection, it becomes clear that the images have been reconstructed using the humble cotton bud. |
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As the flowers are proterogynous anthesis was considered to comprise the period between bud opening and the abscission of stamens and nectaries. |
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They grow from pedicles that form at puberty and which, in time, become permanent protuberances from where antlers bud and are cast seasonally. |
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The top-most, or apical, bud of a shoot has dominance over all the lateral buds below it. |
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A shoot apex was considered dead if the terminal bud was absent or if it was dark-brown in colour, dehydrated or damaged. |
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Peonies, irises, daylilies, and delphiniums peak as phlox come into bud and astilbes begin to light up shady garden spots. |
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But then liquid soap was rubbed onto my head with what felt like a cross between a cotton bud and a cocktail stick. |
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At the time of tooth bud formation, each tooth begins a continuous movement outward in relation to the bone. |
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My blessing be on you till the sea loses its saltness and the trees forget to bud in springtime. |
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Proecdysial growth of the limb bud consists of rapid growth of the muscle cells that were differentiated during the basal growth period. |
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Cotton buds were recorded as a precipitant if the patient had used a cotton bud to clean their ears in the preceding two weeks. |
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The dormant oil is usually defined as a heavier weight oil applied in spring prior to bud break or in the fall after leaf drop. |
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Take cuttings from last seasons growth, cut just below the bud and trim the top on the diagonal. |
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In heavy clay soils, plant the rhizomes so the upper bud is no more than 1 to 2 inches below the surface. |
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I hope this thing is nipped in the bud and does not happen to any other councillor. |
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Out on the fields there are long lines of willows greening up, ready to give new bud and make a year's growth ready for coppicing in the Autumn. |
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The flowering time was scored when the flower bud was first visible without manipulation or magnification. |
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Thus, we were able to identify the bud scars in four of the suppressors, and they all showed the normal axial distribution in haploid cells. |
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I want to nip it in the bud at an early age and make them realise what pain it causes not just the victims but their families as well. |
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The bud develops its own mouth and set of feeding tentacles but shares a gut, and hence its food, with its parent. |
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To obtain larger cut flowers, remove all but the terminal bud of each stem on the plant when the buds are small. |
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Each branch has one terminal bud at the very end, and many lateral branches along the sides. |
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Using its beak, the bird reached for a bud and gave it a quick twist, which released the four petals. |
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This bud of love, by summer's ripening breath, may prove a beauteous flow'r when next we meet. |
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A bee that manages to jimmy open a mistletoe bud gets first access to an untapped store. |
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As he stared into the eyes of the flower bud, memories began to flood within his own. |
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To camouflage spots, dip a clean cotton bud into a concealer that matches your skin tone and dot on the spot. |
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Moreover, tetraploid cells do not bud or show abnormal mitotic spindles when placed in water. |
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If you start blowing off your bud just because of her new social circle, then you are the one who is betraying the friendship. |
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About 10 percent of the population was in bud or early flower on that date, but many plants were still in a pre-bud stage. |
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The female aments of green alder are covered by exterior bud scales, unlike speckled alder in which the aments are lacking the outer scales. |
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First-year pine seedlings, grown in the greenhouse in southern Finland, will set an easily visible terminal bud toward the end of the summer. |
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Plant the roots so the graft or bud union is 2 inches below the ground level. |
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After rewrapping it and licking the bud to keep it closed well, he tried lighting it. |
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We should nip this nonsensical argument in the bud before it's taken too far, and the federal government follows. |
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The bud union, where the shoots join the rootstock, should be an inch under the soil. |
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Chardonnay vines tend to bud early in the season and prefer calciferous soils that contain marl. |
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In early summer, the new lotuses bud and come out of the water, so the green water is dotted with white and pink flowers. |
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This heavy bloomer gets its name from the way each flower bud swells before its starry petals unfold. |
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Whenever I grab my iPod headphones and have to untangle or untwist the cord, I end up with the right-side bud in my left hand, and vice versa. |
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Comedy is a good way of nipping that tendency in the bud and it is a tendency I do have when I'm haranguing my friends. |
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The numbers of cataphylls and embryonic green leaves of each bud were recorded after manual dissection under a stereomicroscope. |
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More recently, the gall midge has moved into the Houston area and become a cause of bud drop. |
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Bags have to be put on early in the season as bract damage can occur at bud stage, as well as when birds feed on the open flowers. |
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The aim is to nip any problems in the bud before they spiral out of control and lead to youngsters dropping out or underachieving. |
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Budding is usually done at ground level, and often times the rootstock will send up shoots from below the bud union. |
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That way, your bud doesn't have to deal with stumbling or losing his or her balance when the train comes to a bumpy stop. |
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The baby howled as a small bud of blood appeared and dropped onto the dagger. |
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The leaf petiole incurvates, the lamina swells, the central bud loses its structure and the central inflorescence does not form. |
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What she will say is that her new relationship is only just blossoming, so she doesn't want to nip it in the bud by being indiscreet. |
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Indulge every taste bud with Chocolate Cream Pie, Kerry Sweet's newest frozen dessert flavor concept. |
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At any one time less than a third of the cells in the taste bud are innervated. |
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And, overhead, the canopy of the oak tree is beginning to bud out in earnest. |
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The flower closing occurs through upward movements of the tepals, which return to their bud position. |
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Plant the roots so the bud union or graft is 2 inches below the ground level. |
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Your friendship will be way more intriguing if you and your bud get in touch with your true inner selves. |
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When the BC bud was traded for American cocaine, said elements sold the coke and were left with an embarrassing whack of cash. |
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There were little bud vases filled with flowers, wrapped with ribbon, there were rose petals everywhere, and bell-shaped confetti. |
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The separation of the buds may reflect an additional bud neck defect or the completion of cytokinesis in these mutants. |
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These forms arise when cells are limited for nutrients and bud in a unipolar pattern, spreading through the medium in filamentous arrays. |
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Start grazing no later than the bud stage for improved utilization of the available forage. |
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The ratio between the number of leaf and flower primordia per bud varied with shoot type. |
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At this time the limb bud can undergo as much as a three-fold increase in size. |
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This probably reflects the presence of stem cells in the nail bud rather than cell dedifferentiation. |
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A Vintage that is going to seduce your taste bud and will sublime your meals. |
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Amongst anthropological jargon, there is little mention of the taste bud and its evolution. |
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In temperate regions with warm winters, a few warm days, even in midwinter, can be enough to induce bud swelling, which can lead to budbreak if the warmth persists. |
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The Sun and warmth gave its own comfort, and to my delight I saw whole sheafs of May roses, full in bud and ready to bloom, along the track as we went on. |
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We should pay attention to a cold so as to nip in the bud any secondary complications like pneumonia or other respiratory infections. |
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Taste bud magic happens when two favourites get together in one cool sandwich. |
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In our view, we should also consider a global system of strategic commodity reserves in order to nip in the bud any speculative tendencies. |
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Leave the terminal bud but begin to rub off the side buds before they get to be the size of a pea. |
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As the bud grows out, however, the progress zone becomes repopulated by the surviving cells, so that distal structures such as digits are formed at almost normal size. |
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Our shores are littered with cotton bud sticks, which don't need to be made of plastic. |
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The key to nipping negative cycles in the bud is doing recovery activities in the right order. |
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Prune shrubs that have finished flowering, such as flowering currants, kerrias, weigelas, philadelphus and deutzias, by cutting back flowered shoots to a healthy bud. |
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At the base you may also have a bud that is known as the break bud. |
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Fear of revealing ideas early was also cited as a cause of delay, as the potential users do not get a chance to nip bad ideas in the bud early in the design phase. |
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Oil is strongest when the plant is in bud but before flowers open. |
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Make cuts slightly above a strong bud that faces the outside of the plant. |
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As well as swimming, it can be caused by cleaning your ears too vigorously, scratching inside your ear with a cotton bud or pen, or getting hair products into your ear. |
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Most modern roses are budded, and have a bud union, while heritage roses, many shrub roses, and most miniature roses grow on their own roots and do not have a bud union. |
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In addition, thoroughly wipe the inside of the cap using a cotton bud lightly moistened with one of the two cleaning fluids. |
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Shoots represent annual increments of extension growth, and their component parts, metamers, consist of a node, an internode, a leaf and an axillary bud. |
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They are especially characteristic of many temperate trees where plication occurs between secondary veins before formation of tertiary veins in the bud. |
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And there are planters full of winter and spring bulbs to be repositioned, along with troughs containing flowering polyanthus, showing the first signs of bud already. |
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Capillary refill should be assessed by pressing with a sterile cotton bud. |
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In addition, thoroughly wipe the inside of the AST cap using a cotton bud moistened with one of the two cleaning fluids mentioned. |
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Clean the tape heads, pinch roller and capstan with a soft cloth or cotton bud dampened in iso-propylalcohol or special tape head cleaner. |
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Instructions for use: after your morning wash, dab each spot with a cotton bud soaked in the product. |
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Never plunge the same side of the cotton bud two times but turn it to use the new clean side of it. |
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A cotton bud is composed of cotton on a stick, in other words it is soft and hard. |
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Beware of all signs of nervous tension, and nip them in the bud so that they don't bring on physical illness. |
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Rub the wound area with one finger to clean it, plunge the cotton bud in some disinfecting fluid and dab the wound. |
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To the right a leafless tree holds its dead branches as if next spring still promised bud. |
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Apply the liner in short strokes close to the lashes and smudge slightly with a brush or cotton bud to eliminate any gaps. |
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Flower bud main color should be recorded after removing a bract from the middle third of the bud. |
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In Saccharomyces cerevisiae, migration of the mother cell nucleus to the bud neck before mitosis ensures that the daughter cell will contain one of the two sister nuclei. |
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Men's shoes often had beaded discs at the throat that symbolized a peyote button, a cactus bud used in peyote ceremonies. |
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You can bud up higher, but any new growth that appears below that bud must be removed because it will be identical to the rootstock and not the desired variety. |
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The bud is enclosed by bracteoles, or small leafy structures on the pedicel, which fall off as the flowers expand along with the thin sepals. |
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He is dressed in a short loincloth and a long scarf decorated with a lotus bud in its center. |
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Offering repayment plans and discussing ways they can help consumers will nip issues in the bud and remove the need to complain. |
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Dead cuttings were obvious because their bud tissue had become flaccid. |
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Prepaid cards allow for greater bud getary control, especially for low volume users, but may not offer the best price per minute. |
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It was a rather creative effort to market a product that was nipped in the bud and not allowed to be competitive. |
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If trees bud early, which is determined by the genetic makeup of a plant, that is more likely to lead to damage in certain situations. |
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I enjoyed that innocence and candor just as one is delighted to see a flower bud about to open. |
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Also, bud break is weeks later than normal this year, so there's uncertainty about how extensive the damage is. |
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There is no foliage brownout on deciduous trees rather the foliage does not bud the spring after the treatment. |
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The said responsible official bodies shall ensure that any bud not used in accordance with point 7 shall be destroyed under their control. |
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The taste bud contains neuroepithelial and supporting cells. |
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No lusty bud nor curling tendril burst from the barren vine. |
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A true-blue bud makes your life easier, not more confusing and painful. |
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Unlike anything else legally available today, this bud is ultra potent. |
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Egg chambers bud off from the germarium, although they are abnormal. |
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Meanwhile, corals bud on, and both their sexual and asexual activities provide evidence of reproductive success and hybrid forms that continue to puzzle geneticists. |
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To investigate tuber tissue structure, samples were taken from a core of tissue in the medial longitudinal plane, from beneath the primary bud to the base of the tuber. |
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Teeth, hairs, and exocrine glands are organs that develop as appendages of the embryonic surface epithelium through shared placode and bud stages prior to diversification of epithelial morphogenesis. |
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Monitoring for cabbage seedpod weevil should begin when flower bud clusters are evident. |
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Grafted roses can put out suckers from the rootstock below the bud union. |
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Calibrachoa can, however, be distinguished from Petunia based on the higher chromosome number, chromosome morphology, plant branching habit and type of flower bud estivation. |
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The early leaves flush immediately after bud breaking, and the late leaves appear after the early leaves are mature and continue to appear until early September. |
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At mental level, the bud fights against depression and mental deterioration of the elderly. |
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The acoustic single ear bud with hidden microphone is brand new and unused. |
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Unicellular yeast-like fungi are different from filamentous fungi in that polarized growth is limited to that phase of the cell cycle in which the bud is formed. |
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The apparently lifeless stick happened to be an early clematis, heavy with bud further down its length and now safely attached to the new support. |
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Most important, perhaps, is to nip in the bud the current rise in weight and diabetes. |
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At the top of each taste bud is an opening ca taste pore, where the taste bud c contact with the food molecules. |
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Then smudge the lines with a cotton bud or a soft, short brush. |
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A beautifully hazelnut-coloured ice cream with character and a taste bud sensation. |
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As a good English person, Ashton will have done everything to nip in the bud any vague impulse towards European defence. |
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Apply sparingly with a cotton bud, then blend with your finger. |
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The generous texture revealed by this XO seeks out each taste bud to enhance the subtle nuances one by one. |
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Clearly, selecting which foods to eat has consequences beyond immediate taste bud satisfaction. |
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Tomato plants are dicots, and grow as a series of branching stems, with a terminal bud at the tip that does the actual growing. |
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In the tongue, there is a neural pathway from the taste bud to the brain. |
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When either corn is winter-proud, or other plants put forth and bud too early. |
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It accelerates the development of the young tissues acting on the cellular division and favors the floral bud appearance with greater uniformity and contemporary in the blooming. |
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Make sure you can hear vital information when you're on the job with this 2 wire, acoustic single ear bud with hidden microphone which is designed for use with a wide range of Motorola radios. |
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Not only do they want to maintain complete control, they also want to nip in the bud anything and anybody who steps outside the political straitjacket. |
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The attorney general's office says the honesty cafes will nip in the bud corrupt tendencies among the young and straighten out those known for indulging in corrupt practices, starting with civil servants. |
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The idea is to nip in the bud any temptation to adopt the slapdash underwriting practices that became a feature of America's mortgage market in the run-up to the financial crisis. |
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By trying to re-direct the flows of gas towards its territory in a major way, Moscow hopes to nip in the bud the competing projects supported by the Western countries which are seeking greater energy independence. |
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Such an assumption would make it very difficult to make NATO into anything more than a purely defensive alliance, and would nip in the bud any prospect of building something new. |
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All bespeaks of the onslaught by the Evil One to divide and conquer, and nip in the bud young missions, but Heaven is increasing the number of its instruments, have you not noticed? |
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The fight against so-called racism is being misused in order to gag Flanders' most significant opposition party and to nip in the bud any criticism of the failing integration policy. |
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Use a cotton bud dipped in acetone and gently apply the solution to the glue a few drops at a time. |
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I would like to think, in fact, that it might nip in the bud any wimpish lurch toward vegetarianism. |
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Can you imagine bud Powell or Charlie Parker writing a jingle? |
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Crossing Big Bud with a very potent Northern lights has made a more potent bud with losing only a small percent of the yield. The smoke from Northern Lights x Big Bud is rich and deep and the taste is lightly skunky. |
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Here a 1771 edition opens to a double-page colored etching of a white magnolia blossom on a branch with attendant leaves, the bud of a new flower and a seedpod. |
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Also great creatures resembling sheep come out on to the land for an unascertained reason, and they bud best under those circumstances, as otherwise it would make only leaves. |
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Is a woman's eye a single taste bud magnified? |
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AÂ sixth taste bud receptor has been identified. |
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Taste sensations produced within an individual taste bud also vary, since each taste bud typically contains receptor cells that respond to distinct chemical stimuli as opposed to the same chemical stimulus. |
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And with three opponents, it should be an interesting taste bud fight. |
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Almonds and biscuit based sweet speciality, this delicacy often imitated but of uneven flavour will delight your taste bud with coffee, during afternoon break, or simply on desire! |
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This is due to the large structure of the polysaccharides, which do not fit on the tongue's taste bud receptors, thus resulting in a perceived lack of sweetness. |
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Each type of taste bud is found on a different part of the tongue and is only activated when food molecules fit the shape of receptors on its surface, much like a key fits into a lock. |
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Aficionados of Spanish gastronomy and anyone who likes to try new taste bud experiences will be delighted to savour the rich selection of high-quality produce Bellota House brings straight from Spain. |
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To discover our range and for the highest taste bud pleasure, our Winery propose you wine tastings, oenological week-ends, tasty discoveries and hikes through the vineyards. |
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Fresh seasonal ingredients from Italian and local sources will tantalize every taste bud as Mauro allows each bite to speak for itself in a clean, straight forward flavorful vocabulary. |
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Flicking a lighter to the lone candle atop the podium, Rubin burned a bud of marijuana on the flame. |
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Switch it off, then gently poke a cotton bud into the drain opening. |
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Two years ago I swabbed my cheek with something that felt like a cotton bud and sent it off to a Washington-based organisation called African Ancestry. |
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Alternatively a damp cotton bud may be used. |
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Apply Lightening Peel using a brush or cotton bud over the whole face. |
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Speak some evil Nipped in the bud Too much fun to make money? |
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Simple flowers with dark pink bud and bright pink blooming. |
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An application in early spring at bud break may be somewhat effective. |
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The flower cluster is a cyme, is terminal within the bud and may contain up to six individual flowers. |
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We have a criterion to distinguish one bud from another, or the parent bud from the numerous budlets which are its offspring. |
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The little bud of regenerated tissue which would normally have grown into a new tail had been removed. |
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Asexual reproduction by the production of a bud in place of a sporangium is not uncommon. |
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Metabolic profiling of the flower bud and rachis of Tussilago farfara with antitussive and expectorant effects on mice. |
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The leaf bud responds by forming a living chamber called a gall around her. |
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The soil is heavy and cold and often damp enough to rot off the emerging leaf bud before it can break the surface. |
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In future, prune by the third week of March and cut above a leaf bud scar, so when the wound dries it won't damage the bud. |
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The ureteral bud also grows cranially towards the metanephrogenic blastema to stimulate renal development. |
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Experimental observations on the development of ectoderm free mesoderm of the limb bud in chick embryos. |
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They also measured the number and shape of a particular type of taste bud called the fungiform papillae. |
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No ATPase-stained structure that resembled a taste bud was found on the surface epithelium of any uvula specimen. |
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There are literally thousands of mouth watering, taste bud tantalizing combinations to explore. |
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Each taste bud contains 50 to 100 specialised taste hairs that sense the food chemicals dissolved in saliva. |
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This protein caught their eye because it appeared to be a specialized protein in taste bud cells. |
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The position of the axillary bud is described as cauline in origin and cauline in ultimate position. |
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We were able to maybe nip truancy in the bud for some young people who may have not truanted much before. |
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Nip nasty niffs in the bud with Orla Kiely's bluebell and rosemary diffuser, PS25, from www. |
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Something else we ought to nip in the bud is the racial rantings of some members of the black and Asian police officers' association. |
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If your bud has a bad habit of pooping out on plans, here's how to cope with the copout. |
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Buy some tea tree oil and dab it directly on the pimple with a cotton bud at bedtime. |
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We all love to look at the delicate snowflakes as they float down, so why not make your own cotton bud snowflake? |
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Then you can just knock it off with a cotton bud rather than smearing it when it's wet. |
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And how can you educate someone to know that you shouldn't dial 999 when a cotton bud is stuck in your ear, or you have no credit on your phone? |
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Cotton bud sticks, the second most common items, are likely to have been flushed down toilets. |
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Cotton bud sticks, the second most common items, are likely to have been flushed down the toilet, while crisp and sweet wrappers rank fourth. |
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They are each grown vegetatively from a bud or twig from a specific parent. |
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Disbud dahlias by pinching out the side buds growing below the main terminal bud so that the remaining buds develop into larger blooms. |
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Virus particles in bunyavirus-infected cells bud upon smooth cytoplasmic membranes and are found in vesicles and also extracellularly. |
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He chiefed on the bud like a pro, taking long deep hits and holding it within until he had inhaled as much of the weed smoke as he could. |
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Adorn yourself with intricate floral beaded necklaces, beautiful 3D rose bud detailing, painted flower power bangles, dainty daisy rings and floral hair clips. |
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The reality is that we'll hopefully smoke the peace pipe and now figured out a way to communicate so Bob and I can talk so any issue we can nip in the bud quickly. |
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Would you like to try these mouth watering and taste bud tickling meals? |
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They eventually located a single protein, called PKD2L1, that's in some taste bud cells but not in those that detect sweet, bitter, and umami flavors. |
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Just pick a straight stem about a foot long and make a sloping cut just above a mature leaf bud at the top and another just below a bud at the bottom. |
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Trimming of plants be done upon germination when three to four leaf bud out and weaker or diseased plants be uprooted leaving only the healthier plants. |
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A Many people just snap off the old flower but you really should prune back further down the stem to a bud in the leaf axil facing outwards to open up the bush. |
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Bud grafts Promising roselings are multiplied as quickly as possible by grafting each viable bud onto a rootstock, resulting in many genetically identical roselings. |
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Some bud sports turn out to be improved strains of the parent cultivar. |
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If you see a bad habit begin to develop, try to nip it in the bud so that it does not become ingrained. Issues are easier to sort out the earlier they are addressed. |
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Among the trees planted were northern red oak, white oak, sycamore, sugar maple, white ash, black cherry, black locust, red bud and various pines. |
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What else would you expect from a guy who formed the post-punk band Giant Sandworms in 1980 with his good bud Rainer Ptacek, the late, renowned slide guitarist? |
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However, Michalis Kamas, head of the Commercial Banks' Association, yesterday moved to nip in the bud any hopes that interest rates would go down. |
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Raised on three paw feet, the flower bud knop rises from a moulded gadroon border, its shape inspired by models produced at both St Cloud and Rouen. |
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Like the cauliflower, broccoli is a sort of cabbage in which flowers have begun to form but have stopped growing while still in bud. |
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If the mark is sticky, like tar or leaked biro ink, try a bit of nail polish remover on a cotton bud. |
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A slanting cut allows moisture to run off away from the bud, which would otherwise rot. |
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Local bobbies are stepping up patrols in part of the West End to nip the problems in the bud. |
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The U.S. muffed that opportunity to nip this kind of behavior, so destructive of the global marketplace, in the bud. |
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A neckerchief round a sore throat will sometimes nip colds in the bud. |
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By saying that the parties have agreed that he and he alone may be trusted, Kerry has nipped that in the bud. |
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As flower buds start to develop the shoots need to be disbudded, leaving just the main terminal bud. |
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We controlled most of the game and nipped the crowd's vociferousness in the bud. |
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