The only tell-tale sign of the politician was the kurta and achkan but it was easy to envision him in a three-piece suit. |
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Mrs. Trebond looked weary, but Angel could tell that she was exhilarated by the tell-tale flush on her cheeks. |
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On June 26, the battalion had moved up and begun to dig in to a new position when the tell-tale sound of an incoming shell was heard. |
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Pedants pounce on such tell-tale signs that what purports to be an image of Shakespeare is really an idealised image of the biographer himself. |
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Donovan made a grab for his brother and lifted hist shirt to reveal the tell-tale marking. |
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This formula, including the tell-tale Latinism inter alios, is repeated in a number of the decisions. |
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It is generally easy to spot people with chronic insomnia by the tell-tale circles around the eyes. |
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This is another tell-tale sign for Brussels with regard to the actual state of affairs in Ankara. |
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The decision was made for me! That tell-tale puff of smoke from the U boat stern signalled the start of his crash dive. |
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A white coating on our chocolate products is a tell-tale sign that the product has, at some point, come into contact with heat. |
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Others are combing their plots for little exotic plants of any species, tell-tale signs of an impending invasion. |
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Then you see the violin case strapped to his back and the tell-tale mark on his neck. |
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The inhibition of the automatic closing process shall be indicated to the driver, e.g. by a visual tell-tale. |
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River water begins to putrefy when lack of oxygen promotes the growth of anaerobic bacteria, which produce the tell-tale smell of stale water. |
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A more tell-tale sign is the septicaemic rash, which starts as a cluster of tiny blood spots resembling pin-pricks in the skin. |
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Anyone who has been through this annual exercise at the White House would recognize the tell-tale signs. |
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Chocolate bloom is the tell-tale sign that chocolate has not been stored correctly. |
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Slight movements of hands or feet among the audience are tell-tale signs that the listeners' attention has been lost. |
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The findings follow a number of high-profile cases in which children died after tell-tale danger signs had gone unheeded. |
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It was hardly needful for Katy to answer with her lips a question to which her tell-tale cheeks had made instant reply. |
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It was a building of stone and brick with no tell-tale signs of any real life, however, inside there was. |
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True enough, there was a tell-tale head-shaped indentation on my pillow this morning, but that could mean anything. |
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That file, Exposure's tell-tale heart, incriminates Giles and, by association, Simon. |
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The hybrids were good looking fish but careful examination of the mouths would show tell-tale signs of small barbs and their top fins were more carp-shaped. |
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After arriving in the building, I apparently had another grand mal in the lobby, though again, I don't remember, just the tell-tale signs of people staring. |
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A tell-tale shall emit light when the malfunction or vehicle condition it is designed to indicate occurs. |
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Because one of the tell-tale symptoms is bleeding from the back passage. |
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If you are drifting at a very low speed or anchored, you are not moving fast enough for a fish to return the tell-tale fish arch signal. |
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It had that tell-tale floppy texture from having been microwaved, and the meat had that dry, gravelly texture from sitting in a bain-marie for too long. |
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The portable bomb sniffer can be used to detect tell-tale chemical vapours from explosives hidden in vehicles. |
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The police and probation service are calling on staff, particularly those working in toyshops, to look out for the tell-tale signs and help prevent a tragedy. |
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Let's hope that putting it there left tell-tale turd on someone's balaclava. |
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The metrosexual, along with his tell-tale five o clock trunk shadow, was born. |
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America has recently detected tell-tale emissions of krypton gas from North Korea's reprocessing plant at Yongbyon, but in smallish amounts. |
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Still, there was often the tell-tale white circle. |
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The two handguns used-in the killings were acquired legally because there weren't enough police officers, enough public funding and enough political pressure to pursue tell-tale doubts that he might have been dangerous. |
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Material presented in a highly linear way-one that does not allow you to branch-off in new directions to pursue curiosities-is a tell-tale sign of this. |
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On October 21, full six days after the brutal killings, there are tell-tale signs of the crime still present in the form of blood stains on the floor and walls of the lock-up. |
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Kaszeta insisted that the chemical compound hexamine in the sarin residue was a tell-tale sign of Syrian government involvement. |
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If the tell-tale does not extinguish, discontinue the test. |
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In the left test tube, a magnet attracts magnetite, the byproduct of Strain 121's respiration of iron oxide and offers a tell-tale sign of life in the tube. |
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In October, an undisclosed number of plants with tell-tale signs of the disease were found in Ridgetown's sentinel plots and sent to Ottawa for analysis. |
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Rocks and coral blocks cast up on shore often show the tell-tale circular or oval openings of the burrows of boring bivalves such as piddocks and date mussels. |
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For those curious if their device is affected, tell-tale signs your Beats speaker is the one in question include the logo on the handle, as visible in the photo below. |
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The Croatians have apparently done their homework, measuring the so-called Meisner effect, a tell-tale of superconductivity in which a magnetic field is expelled from the material. |
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Magnetic resonance imaging showed new tell-tale lesions on the brain. |
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Failure of a signal light shall cause the corresponding tell-tale lamp to go out or to be signalled in another manner by the corresponding warning light. |
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Ross McKenzie, agronomy research scientist with ARD in Lethbridge, says the tell-tale yellowing that is an indication of the condition is most common in barley crops in the area, but is also showing up in wheat. |
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There was even tell-tale evidence, a cow pat being deposited at the scene of the crime. |
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Sure enough, there is a tell-tale line of dark purple all along my gumline. |
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Everyone is on the Oprah Watch, gleefully looking for tell-tale signs of Presidential slippage or gainage. |
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The SNP leader's signature reads as 'alex SAlmond', which one of the UK's leading graphologists insists is a tell-tale trait of a master spin doctor. |
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His sanity is slowly unraveling, like the claustrophobic narrator of The Tell-Tale Heart. |
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