Mulder was on the sink, watching intently as John Brown batted around what my bleary eyes assumed was a bottlecap or tuft of hair. |
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The men wear a horned headdress with a tall tuft of feathers and a fringe of cowry shells dangling over their faces. |
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Other than the odd tuft of sea grass, we were surrounded by seemingly endless sand. |
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Penstemons are sometimes commonly called beardtongues because the sterile stamen has a tuft of small hairs. |
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He was incredibly short, fat and stocky, with a tuft of balding, wiry hair sticking straight up as if he'd just clambered out of bed. |
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There was the dull, clinking sound of a hobble chain as a feeding horse moved a few steps to another fresh tuft of grass. |
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A 19-year-old, healthy man visited a plastic surgeon because of a cutaneous nodule on the distal tuft of his left index finger. |
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Pausing, he scratched a tuft of vibrant red hair poking from beneath his cap. |
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All that remains is to fasten the bow to a tuft of hair, using the ends of the center splice to tie the knot. |
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Lions are large cats with short, tawny coats, white underparts, and long tails with a black tuft at the end. |
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One of four species of vulture found in Europe, bearded vultures earned their name from a small tuft of dark feathers below their beaks. |
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The paper is positioned just where his face ought to be, and all I see of him are two ears and a tuft of hair. |
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The tail of the kangaroo mouse is thickest in the middle, tapered at both ends, black tip, and no tuft. |
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Its ciliated tuft, which may have sensory abilities, is directed forward in locomotion. |
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While her classmates floundered through Ted Hughes and RS Thomas like a confused flock of sheep, Agbabi leapt from tuft to intellectual tuft, exploring the landscape. |
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He grasps a forelock between his thumb, his index finger, and the one beside it and he twirls it around and around, until it stands up in a little tuft. |
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And Marion Cotillard had a tuft on her forehead seemingly styled by a weed whacker. |
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On gripper Axminster looms each tuft is inserted by its individual beaklike gripper, after being cut away from the carrier. |
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Lions have a hairy tuft at the end of their tails which can be used to chase off flies. |
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To make it chic, transparencies of organza with feathers, emboridered tuft and exquisite embroidery brooches with precious stones. |
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It is of small stature and will reach from 3 to 4,50 m with maturity, and will form a vigorous tuft being able to exceed 4 m in diameter. |
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Throughout the entire harvesting operation, avoid destroying other trees and shrubs around the tuft of rattan. |
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The North in us is the point on top of the head, where people keep a kind of tuft. |
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As you are the very personality of the cosmic sacrifice we see the tuft of rough hair on your back as the bundle of the sacred grass Dharba. |
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The tail is mostly black, but the stripes may extend down it, usually to a tuft of white at the tip. |
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These cells are sparse but are easily distinguished from other epithelial cells by the presence of a tuft of blunt, squat microvilli on the cell surface. |
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Al Pacino comes dressed in black and gray, wearing multiple bracelets and an unkempt tuft of hair poking up from his scalp. |
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A tuft of whitish pink mycelial growth may be seen on the seed. |
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Wearing a stonewashed denim jacket and sporting a wispy tuft of thinning black hair, he looks like a shady character who just stepped out of a movie. |
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The dish has a busy floral composition, incorporating red roses, fleshy blue tulips with red detailing, and other blue and red flowers on stalks with green leafage, rising from a leafy tuft. |
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Now extinct, the dodo was a large, flightless bird nearly the size of a swan. It had a huge black bill ending in a horny hook, stout yellow legs, and a short tail that formed a curly tuft. |
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The tulips and roses in the centre emerge from a leafy tuft. |
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These are launched from a special gun using compressed gas, a tuft of fibers at the back of the missile serving as both fletching and wadding. |
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The fasciculol poisons in the sulfur tuft damage the stomach and intestines, causing vomiting and diarrhea. |
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He may pitch on some tuft of lilacs over a burn, and smoke innumerable pipes to the tune of the water on the stones. |
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The foliage is a dense tuft, persistent, of a brilliant green. |
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They are made from top quality wire that is tightly knotted and each tuft is precisely positioned and set for perfect balance and vibration-free operation. |
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The hoatzin is a very colorful bird with a blue head, a tuft of feathers standing up on the head, and an orange iris in the eye. |
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A characteristic clinical presentation is a white or pigmented tuft of wool-like trichoid hairs emerging from the papule's central pore. |
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It ain't easy growing a moustache when there's barely a tuft of gro mousta bumflu bumfluff between them. |
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Today for example, we might notice Papineau's unusual tuft of hair, Lady Wilson or Maun-gua-daus' modes of dress, Mary Ann Shadd Cary's serious look, or the soft focus that lends itself to a romantic gaze. |
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Then it leaps to the next tuft of grass to nibble some more. |
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All carpet samples tested must be fully identified, and the pile fiber type, pile yarn weight of finished carpet, pile density and tuft height reported. |
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As the season advances, there is a progressive defoliation of stems from the base up, with only a rosetted tuft of leaves remaining at the shoot tips. |
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