The rear of the craft was square so the whole thing appeared to be an obtuse triangle with the large angle at the nose. |
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My friend here has made an obtuse reference to someone watching us, and to keep our eyes open. |
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But all their early 90's radical reinvention meant was wrapping the songs in deliberately obtuse production to make it seem cutting edge. |
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The deadpan humour behind their stone-faced radical posturing and deliberately obtuse lyrics were certainly overlooked by many. |
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The inner mysteries consist of more complex or obtuse symbolism which exists within these same stories. |
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With some it's all there if you read between the lines, while others are deliberately obtuse to maintain an element of privacy. |
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As if the obtuse angle between his thighs isn't enough, Farrell is actually leaning back in his chair. |
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Saccheri proved that the hypothesis of the obtuse angle implied the fifth postulate, so obtaining a contradiction. |
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Cardinal angles distinct and obtuse with the posterior one being more obtuse than anterior one. |
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The largest angle of an obtuse triangle is more than 90 degrees, and the largest angle of an acute triangle is less than 90 degrees. |
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Black and white with a tasteful blue cover, Smoke peers out at the capital from an obtuse angle. |
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These students had studied different types of angles e.g., acute, straight and obtuse angles, and discussed the notion of adjacent angles. |
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The cutting edge includes two sections which form an obtuse angle and in the area of a roof-shaped tip merge into each other. |
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Other relatively predictable adaptations are the development of an obtuse angle between the scapula and coracoid and the loss of the furcula. |
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Anterior margin of carapace slightly acuminate with less obtuse cardinal angle than posterior margin. |
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The fracture surfaces form acute and obtuse angles with the outer surface of the bone, and they exhibit no perturbations caused by split lines. |
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Flat-roofed with lots of glass and obtuse angles sticking out from the corner of a meadow, it is reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright designs. |
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The sepals are obtuse to rounded, but never retuse as in some plants of L. racemulosa. |
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Left anterior auricle shallow, with straight dorsal margin and obtuse, outwardly concave anterior margin lacking a byssal sinus. |
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Arcomytilus has a truncated posterior flank between two low, obtuse ridges not found on Nodomytilus. |
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The labellum is broad and obtuse, except for the yellow base, which stands erect and half-encloses the column. |
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It is a luxuriant plant with opposite oblong and obvoate leaves which abruptly acuminate apically and are obtuse to basally rounded. |
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The relatively obtuse rostrum terminates almost directly in front of the anteriormost tooth socket. |
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There's more to it than Marc Bell, whose playfully obtuse strips and illustrations get most of the attention. |
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I must be that inexplicably angry, obtuse, ill mannered, audacious, pompous blow-hard that writes insulting letters to The Peak! |
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Do you see a way of keeping it technical but less obtuse and more transparent, more comprehensible? |
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How do I decode such an obtuse dialect with my mere mortal comprehension of the English language? |
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It's good to know that our congress critters are not completely obtuse about the needs of their constituents. |
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It's simple and effective and even the most obtuse frat boy couldn't fail to get the message. |
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She'sn't obtuse, but she's proven time and again that she'd sooner go for a simple, grabby lyric than one that actually said something. |
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You missed the latest in a series of obtuse, eye-rolling interviews by the high school cheerleading squad that calls itself the news media. |
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It is far, far more than a mere institution governed by a body of, ahem, rather obtuse potentates. |
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I found it, I measured it, and, well, I'm sorry, people, but an obtuse angle of 134 degrees just ain't a corner. |
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Walls unexpectedly meet at acute and obtuse angles rather than commonplace right angles. |
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Putting it explicitly in the script is ham-fisted and breaks the butterfly of imagination on the wheel of obtuse sarkiness. |
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Each one of these movies is a masterwork of form, style, and simple near-silent storytelling, even when the plots seem obtuse or illogical. |
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Faint, hard-to-read indicators and an obtuse, non-intuitive interface drove me batty trying to move from one screen to the next. |
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In superior view the fruits are markedly trigonous with three obtuse angles. |
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The ends are usually acute or obtuse, but sometimes also fish tail-like, truncate or vague. |
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Not only have you joined the ranks of the morally obtuse, but you have done so with an arrogance that would astound a mullah issuing a fatwa. |
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Morgan mentally scolds herself at her slanderously obtuse remark as Jody's mansion lay just a block down. |
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I usually think of something obtuse to say at this point, but I'm trying to say my bon mot for tomorrow, and the rest of the week. |
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We are often told that establishment taste is parochial, obtuse and unreceptive to novelty. |
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It is thankfully the most obtuse piece here, and the only one in which that obtuseness obscures the song rather than aiding it. |
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I frowned, wondering if he was deliberately being obtuse, like I had been with him earlier. |
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The mainstream media would do us a lot of good by not being obtuse about it. |
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Really, I can't understand how Raspberry would be so obtuse to confuse cause and effect. |
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Those who don't get this are either sadly uninformed or deliberately obtuse. |
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When Stephen Sondheim's Follies arrived in 1971, we critics were pretty obtuse about it. |
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When I pressed her and told her of Alana's increasing concern about her eyesight, she looked at me as if I were being deliberately obtuse. |
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To this end, the Peak began to ask how America could be so obtuse as to not understand the motives behind the attack. |
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He's bipolar and I'm completely obtuse to someone's behaviour, so it's a perfect match. |
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Worse again, he put together arrangements for his music which were obtuse and wilfully difficult. |
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I have noted from reading Hansard and other reports that some members in this House are being deliberately obtuse on this matter. |
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He has become a father for the first time, something which he loves but which plays havoc with his formerly mischievous and dogmatically obtuse attitude to the music industry. |
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The energy is clearly growing to rid this country of the fear-based rule of obtuse, aged white men. |
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Kel took a deep breath and unbent her long-idle arm slowly, watching the angle of her elbow go from acute to right to obtuse in a matter of seconds. |
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At the first obtuse fact and boring tangent, readers will ditch them. |
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The domes are obtuse and flat and are quite distant from each other. |
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The lyrics are suitably obtuse and playful, with just the right amount of post-industrial alienation to re-awaken that eastern block new wave spirit. |
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I do think it's a usability issue, at least for the unversed and uninterested, for whom trackbacks could be really important and useful tools if they weren't quite so obtuse. |
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Bennett has a point, but, in a perilously obtuse way, he's also missing the point. |
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I could tell there was a certain vexation that had overcome him, as though talking to me was some sort of obtuse chore and not a pleasant experience. |
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But, for a historian, he seems incredibly obtuse about the process of historical change, particularly the way each culture adapts ideas to suit its own purposes. |
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In its heyday, the Review enjoyed a reputation as an obtuse and nearly unreadable but authoritative publication put together by a sometimes raffish staff. |
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In the fullness of time, ninety-nine percent of the bad, ugly, stupid, obtuse, and banal remains so, and remains so unmemorable that it sinks into oblivion. |
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I have known non-intellectual teachers and writers with a marvelous capacity for getting recondite points across to the most obtuse student or reader. |
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Even for him, this is an especially difficult and obtuse text. |
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Specimens of slightly twisted, slightly curving chains of malformed, obtuse rhombohedra of calcite have been collected as specimens from the Cross vein. |
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The obtuse authoritarian administration has finally opened its eyes and realized that it must do something to address long-standing public rancor. |
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He is diminutive to meet, a coy and obtuse public speaker and a derivative thinker. |
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This recording is deeply, willfully obtuse, enigmatic and difficult. |
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I am sorry to be obtuse about this, but I am not mechanically competent. |
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Young man, are you being deliberately obtuse and provocative? |
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This is not because they are obtuse or stupid or misdirected. |
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But this system for entering my thoughts seems a mite obtuse. |
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Also known for her potent, often obtuse poetry is Tori Amos. |
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Stamineal urceole 10-15-toothed, with 5-10 of the teeth obtuse and sterile, and the 5 remaining ones alternate and monantherous. |
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The claws are strong, elongated and have an obtuse end, which assists in digging. |
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The legs were wide apart, the left thigh at right angles to the trunk and the right forming an obtuse angle with the pubes. |
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It is nonobtuse if none its dihedral angles is obtuse, and acute if additionally none of them is right. |
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The cardinal angles are obtuse and the anterior commissure is rectimarginate to weakly sulcate. |
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Petals lingulate, obtuse, 17-19 mm long, each with a pair of fimbriate basal appendages, pale yellow tipped with white. |
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Coxae II to III had one short and obtuse spur, and the coxa V one large spine that almost reached the nefrostomal level. |
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