Like a canary in a coal mine, the biochip will detect hazards, including biochemical threats. |
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The offences related to nine puppies, a kitten, a hamster, mice, a rat, a canary and a bearded dragon lizard. |
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Thus in many ways Japan has become the canary in the coal mine for the developed world, as witness Minamata disease. |
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A turquoise bracelet, a tropical-fish tank, a vest beaded with Elvis Presley's visage, canary eyes and sequin lips. |
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They are most common in wet, shrubby, lowland thickets, often frequenting introduced plants such as Scots broom and reed canary grass. |
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Tana had a canary yellow 1971 Triumph Spitfire, gleaming with chrome and carnauba wax. |
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This could refer to any of the passerines, though most likely a canary or similar caged exotic. |
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Mr Read, of New Farm, has planted trial crops of miscantus and canary grass with the aim of one day growing them on a commercial scale. |
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When the clematis and roses get their heads down for autumn, canary creepers and morning glory are just putting their boots on. |
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I've been showing it to customers and some of them definitely identified it as a canary. |
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A caged canary at a craft shop in rural England had the whole whistle down pat. |
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She wore a canary yellow chinchilla clutch coat and pristine, satin, white gloves up to her elbows. |
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He was carrying a hemp messenger bag plastered with patches, and his combat boots were splattered with canary yellow paint. |
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The canary creeper is an annual or perennial climber with 5-lobed, light to grayish green leaves. |
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The canary creeper has five-lobed leaves and bird-like flowers, and a style of growth that separates it from the typical tropaeolums. |
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The disappearing logo might just be the canary in the coal mine signifying the dematerialization of music. |
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They said the coastal state was the canary in the coal mine, a warning of what would happen to the rest of the country if he had his way. |
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Shakespeare refers to canary wine in Twelfth Night and The Merry Wives of Windsor. |
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He then disappeared, and presently entered with two earthen flagons, one filled with canary wine, the other with brandy. |
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The yellow colour may justify the name, for not only is the canary-bird yellow, but canary wine is of a golden hue. |
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A strong ethnic collection, it uses vivid colours which range form burgundy and strong fuchsia to canary yellow and electric blue. |
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Contemporary black and white is seen with pale yellow, and canary yellow is flying over the trends horizon, so that's another option. |
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I replied negatively as he took off his purple hued sunglasses, fire engine-red leather jacket and canary yellow cashmere scarf. |
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I was shown some pretty wild examples of barreled actions in canary yellow, light burgundy, and verdant green! |
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One of the oldest breeds, the lizard canary, is bred for the spangled effect of its feathers. |
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The court was told that a neglected red canary and a hamster were also found in the shop. |
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Similar to malmsey, canary wine was a sweet white variety with a yellow tint. |
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To a certain extent, between MP3.com and Napster, digital music has become the canary in a coal mine in terms of privacy issues and business models. |
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The aforementioned stories may very well be legitimate, but let's consider them a sort of canary in the coal mine. |
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As has often been the case with issues of LGBT equality, this vote is the canary in the coalmine. |
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Since retail can be the canary in the coal mine for the broader economy, there's real reason to be anxious. |
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And what if they're only the canary in the coal mine for doctors and MBAs and government workers? |
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Wigan Magistrates Court was told yesterday that the offences related to nine puppies, a kitten, a hamster, mice, a rat, a canary and a bearded dragon lizard. |
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And she is singing like a canary about the out-of-sync lip synch incident. |
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It's like she is in Fashion Jail and only allowed to wear frumpy dated Sloane florals and old lady canary yellow. |
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Everything else it says is as unintelligible as the warbling of a canary. |
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We couldn't resist it from the moment we first cast eyes upon it, although it has to be admitted that the brilliant canary yellow we chose is not everyone's cup of tea. |
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Cool aqua marine blue entwined with canary yellow and feisty pink in intricate patterns and finely detailed paintings were printed onto the scarves. |
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The opposite corner is marked by a bright spray of canary yellow broccoli flowers, from a few side shoots we left in place when we harvested the crop. |
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A half hour later, Melinda was freshly scrubbed and changed, and looking very pretty in another pair of short-shorts, canary yellow this time, and a matching tank-top. |
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The landscaping was so much better than anything around it, and despite the ugly color contrast of bright canary yellow and brown it was in very nice shape. |
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The prison guards are the canary in a coal mine of California politics. |
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The canary creeper is a tolerant, fast-growing garden plant that grows easiest in full sun, in well-drained composted garden soil against a wall or fence. |
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The transmission pole and wires would be hot property for the purple-rumped sunbirds, stunning in their emerald green, purple-maroon and canary yellow outfits. |
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She built an ostentatious mansion, wore designer fashions, and fetishized the color pink long before Mary Kay Ash, with a pink convertible and even a pink canary. |
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His drinks cellar would have been stocked with vast quantities of strong beer and small beer, as well as a range of wines such as claret and canary. |
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Keep the coop clean, lime the floor and use straw, canary grass or even dry leaves for bedding. |
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Both nasturtiums and canary creepers are tender but seeds usually survive to appear the following year. |
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Nasturtiums display fierce reds and oranges while canary creepers scatter yellow blooms with frills like sparks of light. |
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Another rapid, low cost climber is nasturtium's close relative, the canary creeper, Tropaeolum canariense. |
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If climbers are bare at the base, use their stems as a support for a fast-growing decorative annual climber such as canary creeper. |
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If climbers become bare at the base, use their bare stems to support fast-growing decorative annual climbers such as asarina or canary creeper. |
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Blackfly are attracted to nasturtiums, caterpillars often attack canary creeper, and lilies are prone to lily beetle. |
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Blackfly are attracted to nasturtiums, caterpillars often attack canary creeper and lilies are prone to lily beetle. |
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Bellfield sang like a canary before he was jailed and now those snitched on are giving him a warning. |
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He talked freely and carried the smile of the cat that swallowed the canary. |
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If anyone comes near me with a Pear of Anguish, a Judas Cradle or a Head Crusher, believe me, I'll sing like a canary. |
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We found that reed canary grass grows well on a variety of marginal or brownfield land types which are not currently being used. |
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Unusual disseminated lesions of poxvirus in psittacines resembling canary pox. |
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The second method is to pretreat wastewater and funnel it to a system that irrigates 640 acres of reed canary grass planted along the Maumee. |
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The group will help pull Reed canary grass and nightshade from the Water Garden. |
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So now that you've decided to handtame your canary, just where do you start? |
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I stood there looking like the cat that ate the canary.... But he knows me too well and pondered out loud what I had been up to. |
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Like the cat that swallowed the canary. Not only do you feel a little bit guilty 'cause you can't stop, but you feel pretty good, too. |
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Moreover, the residents recalled that the aristocrat's pet canary had become like a personal retainer, waking his master in the morning and sugaring his drink. |
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This breed of canary is unflighted for the first six months of its life. |
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By contrast, the canary creeper Tropaeolum canariense is a piece of cake. |
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However, it may be possible, via a warrant canary or a similar technique, for a CA to communicate the existence of a secret court order to the Internet community. |
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Tangerine hipster flared trousers with a bright canary yellow belly top. |
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The canary in the coalmine in a recession is the construction sector. |
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She had many parakeets a canary and a cockatiel, which she taught to talk. |
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Over the years we've rescued all sorts of waifs and strays, and now have four dogs, a cat, an eagle owl, hens, ducks, a collared dove, a canary and zebra finches. |
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People whose health is affected by the environment they live in can be dubbed a climate canary, after the canaries which used to warn miners of poison gas. |
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A beautiful small fish called the mummichog may be the environmental canary of the 1990's, at least for brackish bays or estuaries along the East Coast. |
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The thousand odd officers and men on parade nearly threw a canary fit. |
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The upper terminus of each ravine is choked with willows and canary grass. |
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