The muzzle shall not be sharply pointed and there shall be no evidence of snippiness, foxiness or whisker pinch. |
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He has rapidly figured out that now the least whisker tickle on my cheek awakens me and food appears in his bowl without argument. |
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Frears always keeps his drama on the right side of plausibility, if only by a whisker. |
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Premier Nick Greiner played up his substantial lead in the polls and subsequently found himself within a whisker of losing government. |
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To date, the stunning 23-year-old has come within a whisker of winning the Sunday Life Cover Girl Competition. |
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Riders were arriving with red dirt caked on thick to their faces, with specks of dirt attaching themselves to each singular pore and whisker. |
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Far heavier, mature and emotional than its predecessor and descendants this is by a whisker the pick of the bunch. |
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Kilbride came within a whisker of stripping Hollywood of their unbeaten record in Div.4 at Hollywood. |
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In attempting to get off the mark, was within a whisker of being run out, Kevin's throw careering for overthrows instead. |
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Chlamydomonas strains were transformed according to the silicon carbide whisker method of DUNAHAY 1993, with the following modifications. |
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He somehow got around me and the truck and missed an oncoming car by a whisker. |
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They were, he continued, within a whisker of making it through to the All Ireland semi-finals when they had victory snatched from their grasp. |
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As the center's initial three-year grant drew to a close, CTFA came within a whisker of pulling its support. |
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I managed to communicate to her what I had discovered through a series of mimes, mews and whisker movements. |
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The text begins with a review of the characteristic properties of local microstructures around whisker and monticule grains. |
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This release just missed the cut on the last missive by a whisker and a bit. |
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It's a pity, though, that she didn't inject just a whisker of balance in the course of 3,000 doom-laden words. |
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Every once in a while, particularly when I take out clothes that I haven't worn since our move, I find a cat whisker or a dog hair. |
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While its volumes are down, it managed to increase its segment share, if only by a whisker. |
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It is made from a coil of wire, a cardboard roll, has an aerial, a crystal, an earplug and a piece of wire called a cat's whisker. |
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The whisker push broom sweeps up wet or dry material 20 to 30 times faster than hand sweeping. |
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He was second in the same race a year later, when Real Quiet lost by a whisker. |
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Italy doesn't agree and at 15' Mustacchio scares the Spanish goalkeeper but doesn't succeed by a whisker. |
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The Swiss champions failed by a whisker to qualify for a historic UEFA Cup semi-final. |
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I've seen many feral studs with huge stud jowls, but I've never seen one with fat whisker pads. |
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Just when you think Kaio is dead and buried, or at least within a whisker of retirement, the steely veteran goes on a spectacular winning run. |
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A rhomboid shaped mask covers the entire face, including the whisker pads and the chin, the mask is connected to the ears by traces of colour. |
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Watch parents and pups somersault through the clear water, just a whisker away. |
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He made a vow to visit China during his first year as prime minister and is fulfilling it, by a whisker. |
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Non-overlapping whisker bars indicate statistically significant differences. |
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Apart from lower part of cheekbones and whisker pads, the muzzle is formed by upper and lower jaws. |
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Investigate sets of data and find the mean, median, range and quartiles from tables, box and whisker plots and histograms. |
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The extent of our anger is a measure of the hope we felt last year when the Middle East was within a whisker of a peace agreement. |
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The muzzle is moderate with gently rounded contours, pronounced whisker pads are acceptable. |
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Voters in British Columbia, on Canada's Pacific coast, came within a whisker of changing their electoral system. |
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The head appears to be round, but it is slightly longer than broad with well defined whisker pads. |
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The whisker push broom is ideal for snow removal and demolition applications. |
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The muzzle is well defined, elongated and with a smooth contour, but it appears somewhat square because of its pronounced whisker pads. |
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The large, round whisker pads give definition to the short, pronounced muzzle. |
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He said the SRA wanted to scrap the route to shave a couple of minutes off the Manchester to London journey time, bringing it within a whisker of two hours. |
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Despite the fact that Hart was not even at the racecourse, his horse was barracked and jeered in scenes that came within a whisker of descending into violence. |
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The lithe tortoiseshell regarded the offending human, then ambled toward the porch rail with nonchalant disgust and mounted it without disturbing a whisker. |
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Elementally, we found that despite silver being a major contributor to whisker growth, it is absolutely necessary to promote wetting. |
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The muzzle is broad with rounded contours and with a moderate to strong whisker break, whisker pads are full and rounded with long, flexible whiskers. |
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To Farage, it must seem like he is now a whisker away from fulfilling his long-held ambition of entering parliament – on his seventh attempt – finally joining the Westminster bunch he professes to despise. |
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What's more, these positive results have pushed it to within a whisker of traditional rival Capital for dominance in the all important breakfast slot. |
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In that case, whisker pads, nose leather, and cheekbones form relatively smooth yet definite line that can be seen as shorter base and sides of a trapezium. |
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I lament the demise of the Victorian whisker restrainer. |
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If any sails are constrained with preventers or whisker poles these are taken down. |
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The main boom then can be rigged as a whisker pole too, to stabilize one of the head sails. |
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Parts of the façade just missed the heads of the employees by a whisker. |
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Wales came close, once again, to qualifying for a major championship when they came within a whisker of reaching the 1994 World Cup. |
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The whisker pads are very pronounced, the chin is firm. |
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There has been no risk of whisker formation in practical use for 20 years. |
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Metal Bridge angler, Phil Lennox, landed a 4lb 4oz on a coral cat's whisker tied by his son, while Colin Stoddart, of Consett, took a 3lb 14oz on a Dawson's Olive. |
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Boosted by their reward, Wolves continued to push forward and Jamie O'Hara came within a whisker of doubling the lead, smashing a 25-yard effort on to the bar. |
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In the current program, NIST researchers are focusing their efforts on developing an understanding of whisker formation in pure Sn and Sn-Cu alloy electrodeposits. |
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I missed National Service by a whisker and at the time was glad I didn't have to trade in my kiss curl and drainpipe trousers for a short back and sides and khaki kit. |
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Under a microscope, the structures resembled electroreceptors in the egg-laying platypus and echidna, and looked somewhat like dolphin whisker follicles. |
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McNeill, who missed out on selection for the Great Britain team at the Winter Olympics in Sochi by a whisker, had been set to miss the high-profile competition. |
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