By the time it registered in my mind I was tracing the ugly teal tiles with my fingernail. |
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A few days ago I hurt the middle finger of my right hand, and it started swelling slightly around the fingernail. |
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Take the burrs off the cuts with a pocket knife or sandpaper or fingernail file. |
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She was no longer biting her fingernail, but fidgeting with the gold cross on a chain around her neck. |
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In the metric mile, Stockbauer missed by a fingernail becoming the second woman, behind Janet Evans, ever to crack the 16-minute barrier. |
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For this case, some 93 exhibits were collected, including clothes, fingernail clippings and scrapings and hair. |
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She chewed grimly on the fingernail of her little pinkie, narrowing her eyebrows in frustration. |
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Pitch is determined by sliding the fingernail against the string rather than pressing it against a fingerboard. |
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Use the back of your fingernail on your index finger to part and lift a new section of hair to the left of the braid. |
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One of Renee's eyebrows twitched and she began to tap a solitary fingernail onto the table. |
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I sat at the kitchen table, scraping off some dried up stuff on the glass surface with my fingernail. |
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Flick out the stinger by lifting it with a fingernail or scrape it off using the edge of a dull knife. |
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Try removing as much of the label or tape as possible with your fingernail or the dull edge of a knife. |
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If your hands are often wet, you are more likely to get fungal fingernail infections. |
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Lore could hear the scrape of his fingernail against his tooth, and her skin crawled. |
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The pigeons on the ledge outside scrabbled from side to side, as Catherine tapped at the glass with a fingernail. |
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Gold is soft enough to scratch with a fingernail, and the most malleable of metals. |
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I was so angry as I left the hospital that I could barely see the numbers on my cell phone as my fingernail jabbed at it. |
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I examined a small callous on the middle finger of my left hand, right underneath my fingernail. |
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I removed my hand from my mouth when I realized I had chewed my fingernail down to the bleeding quick. |
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She traded the sneaks with the red flashing lights in the heels for a pair of jeans, clear fingernail polish, and sandals. |
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Not one of them was staring at the tutor slavering and leaving long fingernail scratches down his desk. |
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Babette pointed a red fingernail to the sight glass of the brass lubricator. |
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Keep things simple with beaded necklaces, fingernail polish, and message bracelets made with gel pens and rubber bands. |
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Heather grinned at him and poked her perfectly manicured fingernail into his ribcage. |
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It's as painful and traumatic as having a metal probe stuck under your fingernail to pull if off. |
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A transparent shrimp drifts past my face, the size of a fingernail, and squirts a stream of glowing blue ink at me. |
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These things are measured in nanometres, with a nanometre being a millionth of a millimetre, or about as far as a fingernail grows in a second. |
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Her upper lip curled slightly in a faint scowl as she gathered the parchment up in her hand and broke the serpent seal with her fingernail. |
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Then, we placed a deadly fingernail file underneath the passenger's scarf, and neither the detector doorway nor the security wand picked it up. |
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Lasting as long as normal nail varnish, the NailJet Pro can print photographs or any other high resolution design and it can print a different design on every fingernail. |
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The bander's fingernails are used to pry open bills, so maintaining some fingernail length is useful. |
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They are easy to lift on the inside edge using a fingernail or a paper clip. |
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The size of the affected area can be anything from a pinhead to a fingernail. |
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Insert your fingernail into the cutout between the battery cover and the phone. |
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His sire was a Corinthian adventurer who rose to generalship in the Zamorian army and seized the throne to which the son clings by a fingernail. |
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Push the card into the card slot and push the edge of the card in with your fingernail until the card clicks audibly into place. |
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As it blazed, she threw in bits of toenail, fingernail and hair, which she cut off in front of a watching audience. |
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The nail parings in the ashtray on the floor are, he sees, way too big to be fingernail bits. |
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This opens up the possibility of storing gigabits of information in an area smaller than a fingernail. |
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After a simple scratch test at the printed label matters became more doubtful: the paint could easily be removed with the fingernail. |
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Year after year nothing changes, except that a few more farmers lose their fingernail hold on solvency and are forced off the land. |
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Certain fingers can be unsuitable if, for example, a skin or fingernail infection is present. |
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Koilonychia is an abnormal shape of the fingernail where the nail has raised ridges and is thin and concave. |
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I put my fingernail on his arm, poking it several times until he was used to receiving sensation in that area. |
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Use a fingernail or a slender tool carefully to pry the adapter free, as shown. |
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Brass frame with assorted blades and tools, including: fingernail blade, earscoop, tweezers. |
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The middle fingernail grows quickest, and the little fingernail is the slowest. |
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A place where unexplained delays are a matter of course, and where public fingernail clipping is considered only a minor sin. |
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You tell me in the car that my red fingernail polish is unbecoming. |
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Other nuisance calls included a woman complaining to ambulance staff that she had broken her fingernail and another ringing for help with her shopping. |
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You take the brown snake, its fang length is about 2-millimetres, and in one of the patients that we had, the spider actually bit straight through someone's fingernail. |
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Decoration filled the entire surface with horizontal bands of fingertip or fingernail impressions. |
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Each triangular or crescent-shaped microlith is about the size of a fingernail. |
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The exterior hoof wall and horn of the sole is made of keratin, the same material as a human fingernail. |
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Another small species of jellyfish is the Australian Irukandji, which is about the size of a fingernail. |
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Feel the raised print with your fingernail. |
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A single sensor in an array is 100 microns across, he adds, so in large-scale commercial versions, a chip smaller than your baby fingernail could hold an array of 100 or more identical sensors. |
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Remove an inserted Dock Adapter by pressing toward the front and at the same time carefully lift the back of the adapter using your fingernail or other non-metal device that does not damage the plastics. |
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For fungal nail infections, improved nails may not be obvious for several months after the treatment period is finished because it usually takes about 6 months to grow a new fingernail and 12 months to grow a new toenail. |
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The fingernail deformities seem to vary tremendously. |
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When working with your smartphone, use your finger or fingernail. |
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The list of ailments includes a hangover, sore throat, verruca, wart on finger, torn fingernail and earache. |
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She had a green half-moon on every other fingernail. |
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As an all around supplier, Hago produces parts from the size of a fingernail up to body parts for buses in batches from one to several million parts per year. |
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This now includes even manicure scissors and fingernail clippers. |
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Of course, if you didn't wish to offer your head, or to offer anything at all, not even a fingernail, then you could always sit out on the periphery. |
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Peel away as much of the placard decal as possible with your fingernail. |
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Sea spiders, a family of eight-legged creatures, which rarely grow bigger than a fingernail in UK waters, have been discovered up to nine inches across in Antarctic seas. |
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Commonly known as the house spider, it can grow quite large, the leg span is up to several centimetres and the body can grow to the size of the fingernail. |
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