| She's created a portable design center for her ready-made mats, pre-made wood frames and patented deep-beveled faux fillet middles. |
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| In contrast, it is almost exactly equal to the midpoint of the middles of the two parties. |
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| The traditional narrative time-line vanished into an exitless maze, with beginnings, middles and ends being no longer part of the immediate display. |
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| The rods also have rings towards the top and bottom and are twisted in their middles. |
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| Row middles are not usually cultivated but could be if appropriate equipment is available for inter-row cultivation. |
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| Stories, on the other hand, have beginnings, middles and ends, and digestibly simple plots. |
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| Unlike the well-fed regulars, they are so thin that their belts are threaded twice around their middles. |
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| The only time that middles become exciting is when someone draws a line through them. |
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| Small children carry smaller children in large sarongs wrapped around their middles. |
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| After you have been to the edge, middles, for the most part are pretty boring-safe maybe, but boring. |
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| The Octo cases reserved for this exceptional edition are crafted in red or white gold with polished middles and satin-brushed bezels. |
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| In this case, spray the skipped middles as soon as possible after completing the first spray. |
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| Pruning clippings should be tossed into the row middles and allowed to dry before mowing them down. |
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| The same might be said of streets, in the sense that they serve other purposes besides carrying wheeled traffic in their middles. |
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| You can quibble about beginnings, middles and ends but what we're talking about is over a year ago. |
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| Smart middles always have been the telco and cable-carrier equivalent of the top-down producer-to-consumer worldview of every large producer in the Industrial Age. |
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| It's a feeling remarkably similar to one you get in the first week of January when countless helpings of Christmas pudding and mince pie are adorning our middles. |
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| Eventually a bus came along and Paul Trippet walked into the middles of the road and stopped it. |
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| But it's in the intuitive, unprogrammed middles of the songs — the places where Mr. Stanko falls silent — where the music loses its security and doubles its risk. |
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| However, as we will show, this claim is falsified by the occurrence of English middles with intransitive verbs. |
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| But the women are alwayes covered about their middles with a skin, and very shamefast to be seene bare. |
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| Height loss and larger middles inevitably result in lost flexibility. |
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| This means that ergative verbs are always used transitively in middles and it explains why other transitive verbs can also occur in middles. |
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| A few prunings in the row middles are likely not a significant source for fire blight spread but improperly handling those prunings on the way out of the orchard may be. |
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| Even with a cryptic device as established as the spoonerism, Araucaria played fast and loose, swapping the middles of words or whatever seemed most likely to raise a smile. |
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| And the improvement has been fastest by far in the middles of big cities. |
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| The middles of once-hollow cities have been filled with flats just as constraints on the use of green land around many of them have tightened. Another is jobs. |
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| Even the exhibition's centrepiece, two lorries buried head first in the ground up to their middles, with their back doors open to allow in rain, dirt, debris and wildlife, acts as a homage. |
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| Now starting and stopping cannot themselves have starts or stops, or, a fortiori, middles either. |
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| Just as England is splitting along lines perpendicular to its traditional divisions, so its two main political parties are tearing along their middles. |
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| The feeder here does 2 types of crossing passes: extremes and middles. |
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| Apply to ground around and under blueberry bushes and to grasscovered rows, row middles, drive lanes, headlands and other grassy areas in and around the blueberry field. |
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| Both bars failed at their approximate middles. |
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| Afterwards, the Middles go to bed but play tricks, such as apple-pie beds, on the Seniors. |
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