He laid a shaking hand on his son's forehead, then smoothed the black hair that was now streaked with gray at the temples. |
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She grinned and her amber colored hair was smoothed out a little and curled lightly at the ends to create an elegant look. |
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Table and bed linens were smoothed out in this late-eighteenth-century linen press. |
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She tangled her fingers in his golden hair, an almost impossible feat considering the short strands were smoothed flat against his head. |
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When you soak the prune in water, it swells up, expanding so that the surface stretches and the wrinkles are smoothed out. |
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The paper was smoothed out, turned over, and marked off with our house of dreams, much like an architect's sketch of a one-story ranch house. |
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It was smoothed out so quickly I couldn't be entirely sure I had actually seen it crease. |
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After cutting the hair, he smoothed the strands with a flat iron, then separated chunks to create a sexy, disheveled look. |
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He wiped a hand over his graying hair and smoothed his lab coat, then cleared his throat. |
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The stone pathway was smoothed out very nicely, and there were steps to sit on and talk. |
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Even when only the front two seats are occupied small road imperfections are smoothed out and even rough roads are dealt with effectively. |
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She shook the twigs, burs, and dead leaves off of her skirt, and smoothed her bodice. |
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Rei stood up, straightened her short blond hair and smoothed the hem of her long blue dress. |
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The original curve was smoothed by reconstruction from fewer Fourier coefficients. |
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After the temporary hitch was smoothed out, the band launched into a hard rocking set of self-penned tunes, as if nothing had ever happened. |
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Much of the edginess, cruelty and complexity of the real Nash is smoothed over in this Hollywood version of his life. |
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Nor does it help that the hero's seemingly insoluble problems are glibly smoothed out in the final scene. |
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He adroitly smoothed over marital difficulties and the couple moved to Germany, where he filed the divorce papers. |
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Time now has smoothed away both the damages of runaway inflation and the hurts of the Kerr dismissal. |
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Our friendship has been strained lately, but I was also hoping that maybe tonight things could be smoothed over once and for all. |
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Mr Purtill also smoothed over staff unrest over the departure of general manager Nigel Gray by telling them their jobs were safe. |
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Since these hours rely on the availability of volunteers, there are still a few holes, but those should be smoothed over in the coming weeks. |
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The problems are left behind, perhaps marginally smoothed over by their efforts. |
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Richard still got into fights on occasion, but nothing that couldn't be smoothed over. |
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It's surprising how gripes or problems can be smoothed over by the simple gesture of feeding the crew or paying travelling expenses. |
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They were shouting at each other when they left, so I hope things are smoothed out by now. |
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When they were to be used, they were removed from the dowel and smoothed with the smoothing iron when the linen was slightly damp. |
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She smoothed her navy blue plaid uniform skirt and hugged her jacket around herself tightly. |
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But Keynes smoothed over the harsh Marxist anti-individualism with artful sophistry and clever rhetoric into something salable to Americans. |
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I smoothed my white blouse and searched for hair stuff on the vanity table. |
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Her brows furrowed together in surprise, before she carefully smoothed them out and assumed a blank expression. |
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The prophetess smoothed the front of her skirt, absent-mindedly removing a tiny speck of dust. |
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The makeup artist has smoothed and buffed the skin of his face, highlighting the wide planes of his cheekbones. |
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Then the end of the acromion is shaved off, and the undersurface is smoothed with a little buzz saw. |
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Long names get worn down to three-letter nubbins like stones smoothed by a river. |
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Reaching for my hairbrush, I smoothed the front of my hair, and pinched my cheeks until I could see a bit of color. |
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The older man smoothed out the cuffs of his sleeves and leaned against his desk. |
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In the course of time, the callus is smoothed off and eventually the bone returns to its normal thickness. |
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Surfaces can be smoothed down by rasps, files, and rifflers or by carborundum and emery, and the addition of water avoids a build-up of dust. |
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Libby quickly straightened her hair and smoothed out the blanket across her lap. |
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She gave a smile, walked over to her son and smoothed out his tie and straightened his jacket. |
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The Chantilly cream can now be smoothed or piped over the topping of the pie. |
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Turning, she smoothed the barely rumpled covers and made her bed with hospital corners that her mother had expected and would have been proud of. |
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She helped it over his head and smoothed the material over his broad pectoral muscles. |
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She smoothed down her pencil skirt and walked to an empty table consciously. |
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He smoothed back his disheveled coal-black hair as he tried to catch his breath. |
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He has smoothed out a whole range of peculiar collocations and syntactical anomalies in order to make the translation flow. |
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The head was shaped with a bow saw, then rasped, filed, and smoothed like the shaft. |
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All the corners and edges of the Gamma Pad are smoothed and the mousing surface is flat and free of defects. |
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This clay was formed into a pot, mainly by building it up from layers of rings which are smoothed together by hand or on a wheel. |
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Summer smoothed out the creases in the paper and began to read what it said. |
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First, we developed a smoothed series based on an inverse Fourier transform of the reference series. |
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The whirlpool rippled outwards, smoothed itself out and revealed a picture of Holly in a cute miniskirt and a crop top. |
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The slight hills and dips in the fields became the crumples of a quilt not completely smoothed down. |
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His highly crafted paintings consist of 30 to 50 smoothed and sanded coats of oil, graphite and pigment layered over gessoed wood. |
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The whole float is then given two coats of cellulose sealer and smoothed over with flour grade glasspaper. |
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She dared me to go for some red lipstick, so I smoothed some chapstick on, then glided the blood-red stuff onto my lips. |
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Edges can be smoothed, cupcake, and wine choices are why we have sommeliers. |
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Cracks appearing on the surface are smoothed with strips of cloth, and fresh application of clay. |
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Familiarity gave a personal tone to the gathering, which smoothed the transaction of ideas and discussions. |
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Floating on the water was a large raft, made of smoothed logs, fastened together and topped with roughly hewn planks. |
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When turns need to be smoothed out and slowed down, get a large slow board, slightly wide and thick, with rounded or egg rails. |
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We moved it and smoothed it out and provided just-in-time delivery, much like you do in the civilian sector. |
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The operational kinks get smoothed out on this second day of the Australian Nationals both at my end and at headquarters. |
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Maura quickly smoothed down her gray pleated skirt and pulled up her school knee-highs. |
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I smoothed some minor wrinkles from my blue blouse as I looked myself up and down. |
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Granger causality tests were then conducted on the smoothed data to determine the direction of causality. |
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We then calculated the residuals, the difference between each interval's extinction intensity and its lowest smoothed value. |
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They are even being made now with special smoothed and lightened actions for the cowboy shooters wanting to score well. |
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The trailing edge smoothed out well and the excess plastic flash just fell off. |
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She smoothed her plaid skirt, adjusting any wrinkles or valleys that had been created. |
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She smoothed out the long skirt of her gown and waited for Thomas to stand. |
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The rise of central banks stabilized the banking system and smoothed the growth of the money supply. |
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After gathering my belongings, I let my hair down and smoothed it out after applying a little liner and lip gloss. |
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Despite a somewhat argumentative meeting with my boss on Friday, things smoothed out in the end so I'll have a good reference. |
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The next day I placed the figure upright on a piece of 400 grit sandpaper and smoothed out the rough surface of the putty. |
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The sharp edges, corners and points have been rounded off and smoothed away. |
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This is a pile of brick fragments smoothed by water so that they look more like rounded stones than building blocks. |
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I muttered darkly, not liking the fact that he so easily smoothed my ruffled feathers. |
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All spectra were smoothed 10 times using a fixed bandwidth, sharp cutoff, three-point, low-pass linear digital filter. |
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Parker sadly noted the silvery tear tracks as he smoothed out her lustrous hair. |
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Recently, we've smoothed out some minor kinks she had in her takeaway and the top of the backswing. |
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Instead she smoothed her hair with her hand, calming the dishevelled tangles and knots, and walked back into the empty bedroom. |
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Now, with a tiny brush, he smoothed a tannish, powdery substance across his cheekbones. |
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With a sudden, surprising gentle and tenderness, she smoothed the cream on his hand with careful precision. |
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Dark hair sprung from his once bald scalp and the wrinkles on his face smoothed out. |
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It tasted fruity, nutty and milky, with a slight tang, but the balsam strip smoothed out the tang with its woodsy flavor. |
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Barbs can be separated from each other and smoothed back into place because barbules and barbicels act somewhat like a zipper. |
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The metal floor continued into the hall and the walls smoothed out into a seamless surface. |
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Cordelia smoothed down the bell-shaped skirt of her costume, smiling secretively to herself. |
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Someone had smoothed her hair and folded her hands across her chest, put her small, worn slippers back on her feet. |
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She smoothed her palms over her head, then unknotted her dress and rolled her shoulders back, letting the clothes slide to her ankles. |
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Through years of boot soles and Border collie paws the unfinished plank floor has grayed and smoothed to ashen silk. |
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Every unpainted piece of metal was polished and smoothed, including the impractical brass funnels on admirals' pinnaces. |
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The primer was supposed to have smoothed out the ridge of the edge, making it one smooth flat surface. |
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She smoothed paste wax on the old red linoleum and buffed it by hand. |
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Over this a surface of gesso, made up of clay, chalk, and size, would be applied in successive layers, and smoothed before paint and gilding was applied. |
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She sighed and smoothed the silken band about a pale yellow hat. |
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Each coin has one side smoothed down flat and in theory this should be the tails side of the coin since it is illegal to deface an image of the monarch in England. |
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She then teased this section and smoothed it back to meet the ponytail. |
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If a piece of the tooth has chipped off but the pulp is not damaged, the uneven edge may be smoothed and the corner replaced with a tooth-coloured filling. |
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The plots have been smoothed to facilitate visual comparisons. |
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Then she smoothed the front of her dark blue sundress again and sighed. |
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James nervously straightened his untidy cravat and smoothed his hair. |
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It sounds like a challenge, but on TV shows, I see security tape feeds being freeze-framed, zoomed in on, and smoothed out so a crisp image is formed. |
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Lydia Scott smoothed a flyaway strand of hair back into her tight bun. |
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He smoothed his hand across the glass of his first-class carriage window. |
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But, especially as the orchestra develops, and finds itself playing on other than home territory, some of those rough edges will need to be smoothed and polished. |
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Venezuelans waited to see if Chavez had indeed changed, and whether a split in the military and problems in the state-run oil consortium could be smoothed over. |
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There were a few technical and dramatic details which needed to be smoothed over but on the whole I greatly enjoyed watching it with the lights, costumes and staging. |
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Harold smoothed her ash-blonde curls and kissed her forehead. |
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I had already smoothed my speech out on the podium in front of me twice. |
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Running a hand through her hair to smooth it, Laena's hands smoothed down the front of her long, green gown in attempts to rid it of the road dust. |
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I smoothed my dress and placed the peppermint stick back on the tree. |
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Since this apparent blow up, things have been smoothed over with the two groups, but there were a few things that left a bad taste in my mouth about the whole ordeal. |
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Claire smoothed the skirt of her sapphire blue evening gown. |
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Run your hand over the sanded surface to make sure it is smoothed out. |
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But he was now older and cuddlier, his sharp edges smoothed by the responsibilities of mayoral office. |
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I smoothed a rebellious hair into place and turned to walk out of my room, desperately hoping that the dinner I was about to go to was a pleasant one. |
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The hadrosaurian down-flex in the spinal column has been smoothed out. |
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She sat down, smoothed out her dress, threaded the needle, and began. |
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Within seconds, the few whirling ripples had smoothed back into an undisturbed mirror surface, reflecting the dark blue of the fading evening sky. |
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Your social standing ought to improve as an old problem is smoothed over. |
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Hauser is about as bland as they come, robotically experiencing happiness, pain, and anger without ever messing his dyed hair or wrinkling his smoothed face. |
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By early afternoon the ground was leveled, smoothed over and trimmed. |
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I set her upright, she smoothed her jacket and, not looking to me for even a moment, took her leave of the carriage with the vaguest suggestion of a smile on her face. |
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The engravings are on naturally flat surfaces, slickensides in metamorphic rocks, smoothed during the movement of two masses of rock. |
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This transformed the carbon into graphite which further strengthened and smoothed the filament. |
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Mrs. MacAndrew smoothed down the lap of her gown, and gold bangles fell over her wrists. |
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When he released her, Marian reached up and smoothed the caretlike quirk in his eyebrow and then put her hand back in his. |
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This surface could be smoothed and faced with an attractive stucco or thin panels of marble or other coloured stones called revetment. |
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Milner agreed but at a meeting on 27 April meeting the dispute was smoothed over, and British IX Corps moved to the French sector. |
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The final upper surface was made of concrete or well smoothed and fitted flint. |
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Its landscape was smoothed by the glaciers of the last ice age, and is a combination of moderate lowlands and highlands. |
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Bassist Noel Redding had a tape recording of this mix, which had to be smoothed out with an iron as it had gotten wrinkled. |
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A project that has been covered in joint compound may be smoothed while it is still damp. |
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Buff with wet and dry abrasive paper until the loose paint has been removed and the edges smoothed over, then just apply a metal paint. |
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One suspects that some translators have perhaps smoothed out the jaggedness of Akin's syntax that other translators are at pains to preserve. |
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Rusted Cast IronPatches of rust can be smoothed off with an emery cloth but take care not to rub so hard that you make a hole. |
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Hawberk looked at me and slowly smoothed his leathern apron. |
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The histogram of the input image is first smoothed in order to eliminate false minima and maxima and its discrete derivate is found. |
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I started the design in a blackletter style, then softened and smoothed it over several sketches. |
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The new redesign has smoothed out the boxiness, given it a sexier rear and a bolder chrome grill. |
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Calculation of correlation coefficients of curves resulting deduction of an appropriate normal distribution from a smoothed histogram is taken as a basis for the algorithm. |
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His latest series of experimental domestic sculptures are simply cut from solid lumps of Carrera or Bardiglio marble and then lovingly smoothed, finished and polished. |
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With these choices, a subcomb with at least one tooth can be smoothed. |
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One field was bare, its surface of an ochreish colour deeper than that of clay, broken and smoothed as perfectly as the surface of the most carefully tended flower-bed. |
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Catherine smoothed her dress back down in the silence, and Gregory straightened his netherhose, raking a hand through his hair before he looked at her again. |
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By chance he'd happened to be in Hong Kong when Clayton had died, and his guanxi had smoothed out the paperwork that could have delayed things for weeks. |
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In the interests of improved airflow, however, the trademark Range Rover bonnet castellations have been smoothed away and the windscreen gets a faster angle. |
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These have tended to be smoothed out by successive reorganisations. |
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