Kevin made a sharp bank left and popped flares to decoy any incoming missiles. |
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Since 1972, decoy traps baited with seeds and live cowbirds have been set out across the warbler's breeding grounds. |
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Use any pitfall, deadfall, snare, catch, trap, net, exposed salt or minerals, live decoy, or baited hook. |
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The propriety of the behaviour of the spy or decoy in so doing varies from one category to another. |
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Using the foot peg, the base is driven into the mud in a shallow area, such that the duck decoy flies conspicuously above the water. |
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The decoy bird must be provided with adequate food, water, shelter and a perch for the entire period during which it is used. |
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The net was being controlled by someone in a nearby hut who was able to pull the string to make the decoy attract other birds. |
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When threatened, the octopus can squirt out ink as a decoy to distract its predator and allowing the octopus to escape. |
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Your Majesty, though a large force has been assembled in the South, it is but a decoy, to lure us away from our target. |
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So, unless the unlikely happened and they split up, the dot he was heading towards was a decoy and possibly a trap. |
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They realize it is a she-wolf who is acting as a decoy to lure the dogs away from camp so that they can be eaten by the wolf pack. |
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That whole wing of the base was nothing but an elaborate decoy designed to trap invaders. |
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Don't be shy about running sideways to avoid or decoy the defensive pressure before passing. |
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What they'll try to do is either decoy us or create a diversion, something to get us to respond, to move out of the area where they want to go. |
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The decoys are controlled over a serial data link to decoy passive and active homing torpedoes. |
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The other major advance will include systems designed to decoy anti-tank missiles. |
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I was told last night that this storyboarded ending was only ever used to decoy the studio away from the real ending, which is the one they shot. |
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Pioneered in the air war against the country's neighbour, these drones were designed to decoy air defences and save the lives of pilots. |
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We were overhead in a matter of minutes and, though we had no bullets or rockets, we flew a daisy chain over the area to decoy the enemy fire. |
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The defensive aids suite could include a radar warner, missile launch and approach warner, and chaff and flare decoy dispensers. |
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Officers parked a decoy car with items left in full view while they watched from an unmarked vehicle nearby. |
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Eyewitnesses reported seeing a small explosion above one of the plane's wings suggesting that decoy flares had been fired. |
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Malicious iframe code is deliberately used in some decoy websites and banner ads to cause these redirects. |
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Does each decoy need to be launched separately, or can warheads and decoys all be launched on a single missile? |
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Moss, meanwhile, began running out every pattern, even when he was a decoy, and he started throwing blocks downfield. |
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Y'know, I started small, working the shooting gallery circuit, moving up to some freelance decoy work. |
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Car thefts have dropped in Basildon after police deployed decoy motors which catch crooks in the way a Venus fly trap plant catches insects. |
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Again, you have a horrendous, fundamentally unresolvable problem, of picking the warhead from the decoy. |
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The show features local artists and carvers and has some fun contests like duck and goose calling, decoy rigs, whittling, and model sneakboxes. |
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The predator with some little intelligence discards the decoy and goes after the better meat. |
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Here, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum features exhibits on boat building, Chesapeake Bay craft, steamships, and decoy carving. |
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The cannon in question is retired and would be used only as a decoy to fool enemies in the event of an attack. |
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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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Travelling in smaller groups than snow geese, whitefronts are more likely to decoy than snows. |
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Regarding Mr. Abu Adass, the witness has stated that he played no role in the crime except as a decoy. |
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The Commission's promise to submit to us, in autumn, a new draft decision amending this system, is merely a decoy. |
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The captain, with the help of his men, came up with a plan to set off a decoy to lure the fighters away from us in hopes that we could break free. |
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All kinds of studies have been done in which a police decoy is put out there. |
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An ancient decoy pond, originally created to lure wildfowl and deer for the abbot to hunt is being restored, as is the original wooden deer fence. |
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It was McCrickard's decoy run that opened the way for half back dan Morgan to make a tremendous run through the middle be unleashing a thunderbolt shot. |
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How to identify a decoy dressed up as a warhead, or a warhead wrapped in a decoy? |
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The birds never alarmed while the decoy was placed or removed, but did so during nest visits, so we believe that disturbance due to the observer was negligible. |
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This strategy is similar to the way an octopus releases ink as a decoy. |
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The liberal approach drafted for the Doha Round is therefore, really a decoy for the Developing Countries. |
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The con happened a week after a nine-year-old boy was used as a decoy in three distraction burglaries in Kendal and Windermere, during which wallets and purses were stolen. |
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And furthermore, what role is played by princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, and their masterful decoy hats? |
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A number of decoy towns were constructed in Somerset in World War II to protect Bristol and other towns, at night. |
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But our 18 decoy spread produced nothing that morning in an open water pocket that held hundreds of mallards overnight. |
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You can then flash decoy signs and just an activator to set the play in action. |
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A deep cover agent, Code Name Pike, remains inside while his decoy faces certain death. |
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Birdsell was carrying the decoy in front of me as we trekked across the stubbled pasture. |
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Our fathers taught us stuff like rigging blocks so they all face into the wind and the theory that bigger decoy spreads outdraw smaller ones. |
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Honeypots are real hosts that are passively made visible to hackers in the hope that they will offer an attractive decoy target. |
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The decoy flare is now a more attractive target for the heat-seeking missile, which then changes its direction toward the decoy, allowing the aircraft to escape its attacker's field-of-view. |
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Montana decoys are constructed of durable polyester, with a spring steel band inside the body to hold the decoy up and in position. |
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Just as a decoy car prompts a buyer to reconsider, a decoy mating call can make a female tungara frog fickle. |
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Increasingly however, advances in technology that allow more sophisticated weaponry to better distinguish between a decoy and its intended target have diminished the effectiveness of conventional anti-missile devices. |
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According to him, Mr. Abu Adass had no role in the assassination except as a decoy, and the videotape was recorded at gunpoint approximately 45 days before the assassination. |
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Semipalmated Sandpipers are too small and defenceless to attack predators and instead rely on distraction displays to decoy them away from the nest area. |
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The draft decision also restricts the use of certain decoy birds. |
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The fight against impunity was only a decoy. |
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Males assist in capturing prey for their young, and both parents have been seen attempting to decoy a dog away from dens where young were present. |
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As a global leader in all-round self-protection solutions for surface ships, Sagem Défense Sécurité has equipped with decoy launchers 130 battleships of all sizes in 20 navies across the globe. |
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The strategy envisaged by the FH Internet Unit differs by the fact that it seeks also to raise awareness directly among consumers to the problem of counterfeiting through the use of a decoy site. |
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One variation on this type of attack involves redirecting users to a decoy website that looks exactly the same as the one they were accessing, where they are asked to disclose their credit card information, for example. |
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Sagem has supplied more than 600 pieces of equipment and optronic systems to more than 30 countries' naval forces. It has also equipped 130 warships of all sizes in more than 20 navies worldwide with decoy launchers. |
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The decoy worked on around four occasions, where several raids resulted in bombs being dropped on the decoy site. |
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GooseGlove decoy conversion systems come in blues, snows, speckles, Canadas and whitefronts, and there's even a mallard. |
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Cut black felt ovals for cheek patches for your buck and attach them to the decoy with stickpins. |
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In the 14th minute Aird let fly from the edge of the box after using Smith as a decoy but his drive hit the side-netting as Radoslaw Cierzniak scrambled across his goal to cover. |
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It was fun to call and decoy him in, prepare for the shot, make the shot, and watch him go down at the edge of the Russian olives only 75 yards away. |
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The decoy site had a small underground bunker that housed a generator. |
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Upon closer examination, this appeared to be a naval decoy called Offboard Corner Reflector designed to operate in conjunction with the Mass multispectral decoy launcher. |
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There were two motorcades, one containing Assad and a decoy. |
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The Decoy also comes with a built-in removable Bluetooth earpiece, so you're less likely to lose your BT headphone and risk not looking like a douche. |
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David Pipe could be fourhanded in the race with Decoy, Beyond, Martial Law and Ashbrittle all likely to line up. |
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