With this kind of configuration, the grapple works like a hand as opposed to a thumb and bucket, which is more like wearing a mitten. |
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They were fingerless, with a hood that one could pull over one's fingers to turn it into a mitten. |
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Then, over each rubber glove, she pulls an old athletic sock, mitten or cotton glove. |
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Everyone I know is going to get a matching tea-cosy, hat, scarf, mitten and egg-cosy set for Christmas. |
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The kind that wears a matching pink scarf, mitten and hat set as she frolics in fake snow with a boy in a sweater vest. |
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It's for a fast hat for me, and probably some kind of fingerless mitten to wear at work when it's cold. |
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I looked down at myself, at my dark jeans, pea coat and mitten encased hands and I realized my problem. |
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Clark couldn't help but smile as he loosed his grip to brush some snow from the end of her nose with his mitten. |
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Leonard pushed the rattle with his mitten and gurgled very babyishly for Mother, desperate not to be put to bed. |
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I've been reading blogs of people who are making truly beautiful mittens at the moment, and I am in mitten envy. |
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Cool the soup in the refrigerator, placing an oven mitten under the pot to prevent the plastic shelf coating from melting. |
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Some variation for the mittens would be to add a cuff of ribbing or fringe to the outside of the mitten. |
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Among the most problematic species, are the zebra mussel, the round goby, the Chinese mitten crab, the tench and the water chestnut. |
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Short mitten rounded on the top of the hand with the particularity of having a full thumb. |
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I asked him if he ever used it and he said he did, when his mitten seams started to fall apart. |
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The Chinese mitten crab, which is indigenous to the Yellow Sea situated between China and Korea, has already invaded several European waterways. |
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Rub the inside of the cheeks, tongue and gums with the foam-tipped mitten using an up and down motion. |
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Includes spatula, fork, tongs, corkscrew, cheese board and spreading knife, seasoning shakers, mitten, fork and steak knife. |
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But instead he pushes himself on, shrugging back into his parka, cinching the hood, donning one mitten and then the other with the help of his teeth. |
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It was fine to just wear one mitten if it was not cold when you were going out, as long as you were wearing one mitten at all times. |
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The arms were gloved in a seemingly soft, dull brown mitten. |
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It turned out to be a Chinese mitten crab and it is not a welcome sight to local scientists. |
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Ergonomic oversize mitten grip starter handle for easy starting and accommodates the largest of gloves. |
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She had started to make breakfast but wasn't looking and got butter everywhere and grabbed the frying pan that was all metal and forgot to use a mitten. |
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A feature of Michigan that gives it the distinct shape of a mitten is the Thumb. |
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The Thames is also host to some invasive crustaceans, including the signal crayfish and the Chinese mitten crab. |
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South Boston is the peninsular thumb of the Greater Boston mitten, just a few hundred yards from the center of downtown but cut off by the murky water of Fort Point Channel and a crosshatch of rail yards. |
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On foot, nothing escapes my attention: a potato-chip bag stuffed into the hollow of a tree, an elderly mitten caught in the embrace of a blackberry bush, a mud-coated matchbook at the bottom of a ditch. |
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There is generalized blistering at birth, and progression and repeated blistering at the same sites result in remarkable scarring, syndactyly with mitten like deformities of hand and feet. |
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One is known as mitten paws and the other as patty feet or snowshoe. |
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Mr. Chris Goddard: Just to follow up, we do have species like European flounder and Chinese mitten crab that we are finding throughout the Great Lakes. |
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Research on invasive species in the St. Lawrence continued, with a focus on the genetic variability of the Chinese mitten crab and the importance of the round goby in the diet of predatory fish species in the river. |
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It's baby clothes that I have found in the street, like a mitten or a sock. |
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The Lower Peninsula, to which the name Michigan was originally applied, is often noted to be shaped like a mitten. |
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The Lower Peninsula is shaped like a mitten and many residents hold up a hand to depict where they are from. |
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They include slipper limpets, Chinese mitten crab and the carpet sea squirt, which can out-compete indigenous species for food and damage habitats. |
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Broughton encouraged the use of 'mufflers', a form of padded bandage or mitten, to be used in 'jousting' or sparring sessions in training, and in exhibition matches. |
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Edward Wakeling's notes and commentary skillfully construct the contexts and characters of the intermural debates for which these pieces were mitten. |
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I was tapped by Charlie Mitten at Newcastle United and in those days you had to put in a transfer request. |
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