The juice bubbled and frothed through the open bung hole, and was said to be working or fretting. |
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This same product also secures the crown wheel to the differential to prevent fretting. |
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It would have been so typical of me to start panicking and fretting with all that is expected of me. |
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When the upper middle classes complain about housing prices, they are really fretting about the cost of housing in the most desirable locations. |
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He keeps fretting himself into a frenzy on a race continuum, sliding between dynamic and charismatic, sinister and galling. |
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Evidently the good denizens of the street were too busy fretting about the economy to concern themselves with such small geographical matters. |
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It is not true that thousands of employers are fretting about differentiating between the brightest students. |
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These letters reveal the eager young composer fretting anxiously over arrangements. |
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I found myself fretting almost uncontrollably at the sides of the boys who carried Will to a spare spot under a vacant tree. |
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Envying and fretting meet in the same persons, and are equally dehorted from. |
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These letters reveal the eager young composer fretting anxiously over arrangements for the premiere of the work. |
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His fretting about his Scotticisms made the Enlightenment an alien presence to robust patriots. |
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By its design, the traditional failure mode in tinplated connections, fretting corrosion, is prevented. |
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Lawyers are fretting that firms may try to hijack the rugby event by sending out skywriters or flying blimps during the matches. |
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So I'm starting to suspect that fretting about bloatware is more of a mental health problem than a software problem. |
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Then Handy describes the guitarist playing slide, fretting his instrument with a knife. |
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This latest fretting has been prompted by a branch of science called nanotechnology. |
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The little boy, who slipped and fell so unpropitiously a few days ago, lies fretting in his bed in the cramped room. |
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I'll just keep going to shows, quietly vacillating between fretting and rocking out. |
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I just wanted to let you all know because I'm certain you'd be fretting until Monday otherwise. Ha ha ha! |
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Oxidational wear of tin coatings on tool steel and nitrided tool steel in unlubricated fretting. |
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It is stripped down chinoiserie, all wood and fretting, strictly rectilinear, lugubrious. |
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And they are fretting about the security of their email and diary management system. |
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I paced back and forth in the bedroom, fretting and picking at the skin around my fingernails. |
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The experience proved a classic baptism of fire for MacArthur, who got little sleep and had to force herself to eat, all the time fretting about the record. |
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Best for preventing fretting generated at the time of non-relative rotation between gear and shaft. |
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Additionally, the fretting found on the mating surfaces of the upper and lower attachment brackets supports this analysis. |
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The fretting indicates that the attachments to the aircraft were moving due to the transfer of steering loads to the lower brackets. |
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The carburettor heat cable was weakened by fretting wear and the effects of fatigue. |
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If nonpretensioned bolts are used, it is highly unlikely that fretting fatigue will occur, however. |
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Seafina fretting in the corner, cause Sonny lost Olive to Nick and now rival gangs are moving in on the family's turf. |
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The well-rounded person knows that, having done his best, it is useless to consume energy in fretting. |
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The perfect subtweet is one that has every reader silently fretting that it's about them, yet remains ambiguous enough that nobody dares ask if they were the target. |
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I can reload centerfire ammunition almost as cheaply, but some days I just want to shoot without fretting about lost cases or going through the reloading process. |
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The director is coughing pointedly and fretting over air conditioning. |
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For more than a century, Americans have been fretting about these sorts of ghosts. |
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The neurotic quality that Brooks brings to his characters is well suited to Marlin, constantly fretting over Nemo's safety and youthful exuberance. |
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Desperate almonds and figs grew beyond the fretting mounds of stone. |
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Policyholders must be fretting themselves witless over what to do next. |
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He said that fretting and fussing about rural housing is a very superficial symptom of a much greater and far deeper change the collapse of agriculture. |
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And when he was fretting over a deal he had the attention span of a gnat. |
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But because I'd heard lots of grumblings from people fretting about what a mess check-out would be, I decided I'd get up extra early and catch an earlier shuttle if I could. |
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Keen to establish itself as a throughly modern drama, Looking has Patrick fretting about online dating. |
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Characters are constantly glancing up from their oysters, or fretting about their steak being overcooked. |
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Now, as it turns out, men are fretting about their closing window to meet someone and have kids. |
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Not because I was fretting about how this might affect the product on the court. |
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It is of great importance to take thought for the morrow, while not fretting and worrying ourselves uselessly. |
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But in these fretful times, no one seems to be fretting much about the country's heavy reliance on foreign funding. |
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Unable to play normally, Iommi had to tune his guitar down for easier fretting and rely on power chords with their relatively simple fingering. |
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With the budget in tatters, the deficit swelling and foreigners audibly fretting about the dollar, can America's president really commit to spending vastly more each year in the Hindu Kush, for as long as it takes to prevail? |
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He is fretting about why he suggested we meet here in the first place. |
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Along this neat terraced street was a row of front rooms where parents were fretting over how to pay off the Christmas they'd just given their kids. |
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It is important, also, to be able to predict the toughness of a binder so that a measure of the resistance of the surfacing to fretting and scuffing can be obtained. |
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The Yen surged last week as equities and oil prices fell as optimism about a speedy recovery in the global economy faded, with investors fretting that a rally in risk assets since March may have been overdone. |
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Malice and hatred are very fretting and vexatious, and apt to make our minds sore and uneasy. |
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The objective is also to strengthen the new bourgeoisie, fretting about its sovereignty as people become more and more aware of what they lost along with socialism. |
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With respect to the integrity of steam generator tubes, CNSC staff reported that, while the steam generators are fit for service and performing well, tube fretting can be expected to increase as the units age. |
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On vacation, I'm a worrywart for fretting about third-degree burns and puncture wounds. |
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Under normal service conditions, the reduced contact area led to higher stresses in the remaining areas of contact that initiated fretting at the tips of the bore spirals when the car was negotiating a curve. |
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If our society's goal is good wages and benefits, there's not much point in fretting about whether the jobs our globalized economy creates are in the manufacturing sector. |
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Internally, Canada was fretting over dozens of irritating questions which seemed incapable of solution within the governmental set-up of the time. |
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Polymer modified binders have higher peak cohesion values and broader cohesion ranges than conventional binders, meaning that they are more resistant to fretting across a wider range of temperatures. |
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But there are several hurdles: With most voters fretting about the dour state economy and a budget crisis, the next governor may be uneager to plunge into a potentially divisive debate about same-sex marriage. |
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As indicated by the fretting corrosion on the lower wing attachment points, the aircraft had previously exceeded its limit load factor, compromising the ultimate load factor. |
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Without the hassle and expense of buying a bottle of Cointreau or brandy, or fretting about whether you have achieved the correct gossamer lightness. |
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When I wasn't worrying about how to stop the water breaching my bodily barriers, I was fretting about catching pond life in the miniature drag net that is a swimming costume on an ample bosom. |
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Sometimes, you know, it's just easier to say, rather than fretting about those 22 parking spaces in the Calgary office building, just put it in the budget and pay for it as part of aids to navigation or whatever. |
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The use of long bundles is necessary to control fretting of the pressure tube at the burnish mark and to maintain the average core gap within the analysed limits to minimize the effects of relocation reactivity. |
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He rejected the standard barre chord fretting technique used by most guitarists in favor of fretting the low 6th string root notes with his thumb. |
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Shaggy has been standing in the book-signing queue for 45 minutes, fidgeting and fretting behind a bunch of dweebs, and still he's nowhere near meeting the man. |
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The kindergarchy was alive and well in the Carlyle household, with Alice centre stage and Mum and Dad both fretting about being reduced to the role of indentured servants. |
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That's why Heng Long, a Singapore firm that specializes in turning crocodile and alligator hide into handbags, isn't fretting about today's global economic turmoil. |
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