In this kind of situation, touchy subjects are skirted and cones of silence descend. |
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He got out of his car to move the cones and was confronted by two masked men, one armed with a knife. |
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In pollen cones, microsporangia are borne on a single bract without a trace of a second, subtending structure. |
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Thus, pyrometric cones give a temperature equivalent, they are not simple temperature-measuring devices. |
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You could make tasty little flavored snow cones and be the coolest kid on the block. |
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We're now walking down the boulevard with snow cones and a few bags, smiles on our faces. |
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When firing clay, the temperature at which you fire is gauged by cones placed in a kiln. |
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Men and women and kids eating snow cones cheer and groan as the combines smash into each other. |
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The project has already been kitted out with 400 footballs, 14 goals, bibs, cones and ball sacks. |
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Unfortunately, celery sticks aren't as tempting as overgrown cinnamon buns and chocolate-dipped ice cream cones. |
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Barrels have ventilated ribs, hard-chromed bores, interchangeable choke tubes and lengthened forcing cones to reduce recoil. |
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The barrels of the cannons on deck seem to have been given the form of giant fir cones. |
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The family was going for a walk in the park, enjoying chocolate ice cream cones. |
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The human eye is trichromatic, as our color vision involves three distinct classes of cones. |
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These include sellers of tea, ice-cream cones, soda, buttermilk, toys, trinkets and even small electronic gadgets. |
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Some beetled about placing and replacing cones to some intricate masterplan that escaped the uninformed eye. |
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These tests involve ordering the driver to walk in a straight line, touch their nose or walk round traffic cones or bollards. |
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It will remind you of laughing with friends, truth or dare games at slumber parties, ice cream cones, and all the best things in life. |
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Sharp points like inverted ice cream cones pushed out of her white mohair sweater. |
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Great ideas for tuck shop replacement include fruit cones, fruit kebabs, plain popcorn, fruit flapjack and smoothies. |
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This configuration is made of two cones of light pointing in opposite directions, making an X from a side view. |
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And even though the road is unadopted and not legally under their care they brought cones and marker spray to use on the flags. |
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The nearly spherical cones have eight to 10 scales, each looking like a shield with a central projection. |
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He watched in interest as Jessie paid for two ice cream cones made with chocolate ice cream. |
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I save the 10 cents it used to cost me for each cup to put the ice cream in, and I can charge 15 cents more for the resulting ice cream cones. |
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Three burgers, three chocolate ice cream cones, and two hours later, I felt very bloated and quite full. |
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A large crowd gathered in the town centre for the parade, the children enjoying green ice-cream cones as they watched. |
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The man handed them two chocolate ice-cream cones and they walked off to the park bench. |
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Her first job was scooping ice-cream cones at the foyer during the school holidays. |
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At around 10 pm a man was driving along Ballyvally Road at Mayobridge when he found the road blocked by cones. |
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Its form may imitate volcanic cones such as can be seen in the Tuxtla Mountains only 100 km to the west. |
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Phreatomagmatic to strombolian cones, which are the first eruptive vents of the horizontal series, are intercalated at the contact. |
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The cones are composite because they consist of alternating layers of ash and frozen lava. |
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Then a few cones of mountains to the north, a few more at great distance to the south. |
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South is the desert and further south-east are more mountains with desolate plateaux and volcanic cones and craters. |
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These views include the horizon, the ocean and the astonishing volcanic cones of the four Glasshouse Mountains on the coastal plain. |
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Spiny brown growths resembling hollow cones that form at branch tips on Colorado spruce are caused by an insect called Cooley spruce gall aphid. |
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It was holding two brown, dried and dead flowers that were shaped like cones with lots of buds covering it. |
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The 50-rupee note in my pocket will do, I decide. I buy two chocolate flavoured ice cream cones. |
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The steering was absolutely pinpoint precise, and in the slalom test you could slide by the cones with an inch to spare very easily. |
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When villagers tried to put the cones back, they were insulted by some motorists. |
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Hotels are a pittance, the national park is free, and there's mini-golf, ice cream cones and bowling to boot. |
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You can still see the grass and the leaves and the twigs and the pine cones and the bark and so forth. |
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Pineapples and pine cones have rows of diamond-shaped scales, which spiral around both clockwise and counterclockwise. |
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The characteristic bitterness comes from the hops, a perennial plant with flowers that actually look like pine cones. |
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Bits of wood, leaves, pine cones, stones and the odd lump of twisted metal rained down onto the clearing. |
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Purple Finches flock to the wahoo elm trees to feed on the buds, and Crossbills attack the pine cones. |
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However, this concept is challenged by the discovery of different pollen cones from the Arkansas and English Wealden localities. |
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An animal's brain distinguishes among colors by comparing the signals it receives from cones containing different opsins. |
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The three types of cones are often, and somewhat misleadingly, equated with Maxwell's additive primaries of red, blue, and green. |
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The cornea and lens of the eye ensure that the light rays are focused on the rods and cones of the retina. |
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Color blindness is caused by problems in the pigments of the cones in the retina. |
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Rods are responsible for vision in low light and cones are responsible for color vision. |
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Judging from the number of bones, pine cones, leaves, and droppings, rodents had used it as a nesting place for a long time. |
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The blue roof top was covered in leaves and pine cones from the trees surrounding the place. |
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The easiest way to describe light rays and light cones is through geometric optics. |
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Flower petals close up, and pine cones begin to lock, preparing themselves for the coming rains. |
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Today caterpillars and weevils feed on roots, stems, leaves, reproductive cones, and seeds of cycads. |
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The second type of machine overcomes both of these disadvantages by making use of only one electric motor to drive a series of stepped cones. |
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Conifer cones, cone scales, cone seeds, and tiny scaly conifer stems are found at a number of short-shoot sites. |
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They scrounged for pine cones for the fires, and both became adept at chopping kindling. |
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Typically built in a conifer, often near cones or knots or on an old cone base, the nest can easily be mistaken for a cone. |
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But most cones wait patiently for a fire before they open, drop their seeds, and rise like a phoenix from the ashes. |
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The picture is then traced onto the boards, using a pointer or toothed wheel, and marked out with cones from the alder tree or with coffee beans. |
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The basic morphology consists of two nested, perforate cones connected by a series of septa. |
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Reflexite makes retroreflective materials for use in work-zone signing and on garments, drums, cones, and other equipment. |
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But finally, the star may shrink in a way that the light cones will bend so much that they will not be able to escape. |
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Angular momentum can twist light cones and even make time travel possible in theory if not in practice. |
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His work on light cones, black holes, wormholes, and time travel were are extremely revolutionary. |
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At left is a picture of the clubmoss Lycopodium obscurum showing the habit of the plant and position of the strobili, or cones. |
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Be warned, if you sit too close to the screen, the TV may do permanent damage to your rods and cones. |
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Messing with our rods and cones, Downing's saturated dots stick around perceptually in afterimages. |
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But that's good news for the tree, since fire opens its serotinous cones to release the seeds, starting the process over again. |
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Afterward they stop for ice cream cones, but Timmy discovers he has no money. |
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Amongst other fossil conifers cones were shed rapidly after pollen dispersal. |
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The production of pollen and seed cones was studied in five branches chosen at random on each individual. |
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Her muzzle drew back in a strange parody of a human smile to reveal gleaming fangs the size of traffic cones. |
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Included are partial remains of large trunks up to 33 cm wide and over 8 m long, variously disarticulated foliage, cones, and seeds. |
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Set a chocolate parfait in the center and arrange some chocolate curls and crepe cones on top. |
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Elderly couples shuffled along the cobblestones, tongues flapping slowly at their ice cream cones. |
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A child buys a pair of ice cream cones and stomps awkwardly up a flight of steps. |
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On offer is a selection of sushi, sashimi and temaki, fish and vegetable combinations rolled in seaweed-wrapped cones. |
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If you're not up for the entire trail, you can hike a short distance and still get to see panoramic views of cinder cones and lava flows. |
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One of the most geologically complex volcanoes on Earth, Etna has four summit craters and more than 250 cinder cones on its flanks. |
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Discover the desert this spring, and explore the panoramas, sand dunes, and cinder cones of the Mojave National Preserve. |
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Meanwhile, most fish, birds, and reptiles still have four kinds of cones, and some butterflies, like the Japanese yellow swallowtail, have five. |
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Once the chipmunk had retreated, the dominant chickaree took over the piles of cones beneath the white pine and guarded his treasure vigilantly. |
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Sumerian ziggurats were built of sun-baked mud bricks faced with kiln-fired clay cones to protect the vulnerable mud-bricks from the weather. |
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Immature female and male strobili cones were harvested from a 40-year-old Norway spruce tree, 2 weeks prior to pollen release. |
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Some of these cones are now barely recognisable, having been excavated for the volcanic cinder, scoria, used to build the roads of Auckland. |
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When lost to view all you will hear are cones tumbling from branch to branch as seed cases spiral in the sun. |
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Jack looked up, his eyes scouring over the many cones and dozens of police-men scattered around the area. |
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The shorter man indicated the centre of the room which was currently marked off by cones and surrounded by a hoard of police. |
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It features lightweight hammer-forged barrels, relieved forcing cones and a set of thin, steel-shot-compatible screw-in choke tubes. |
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Vendors wander the sand selling newspaper cones of peanuts or of lentil mash flavoured with chilli, ginger, curry leaves and salted green mango. |
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He explained that it owes its name to its resemblance in shape and size to the nuts found in the cones of the stone pine. |
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On Sunday the cones will be changed and work will start on the other side of the eastbound carriageway. |
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Creamy cones of havarti strike a balance with these salt-and-vinegar stars. |
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When they are cool and the wax is hardened, place the cones in a basket and add a colorful ribbon bow to the handle. |
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He said his ice-cream stand will have sold more than 5,000 cones by the end of the three-day festival. |
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Seemingly in preparation for my impending stag night, my brother has today been out and purchased some traffic cones. |
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Flickers and bluebirds seek them out for nesting cavities and red squirrels eagerly cache the high-energy pine cones. |
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I prefer the restrained vista-framing, avenue-forming, gentle shapes of cylinders, spires and cones. |
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Tomlinson is hopping over cones for a few minutes, then running while attached to a bungee cord to help activate fast-twitch muscles. |
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Pinaceae are Monoecious with small pollen cones and larger seed cones with spirally arranged scales. |
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The pattern can be spied in everything from the spirals of sea shells to the shape of pine cones. |
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Since cones do not function well in darkness, night vision depends strongly on light picked up by rods. |
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When all ingredients have been mixed together, shape it into small cones and allow to dry. |
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In it is a niche, wherein the statue of St. Canice stood, and inverted stone cones with eight grooves, or flutings, for holy water. |
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Volumes of solids such as prisms, pyramids, tetrahedrons, wedges, cylinders and truncated cones are calculated. |
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At the end of summer, squirrels store unopened conifer cones on hoarding sites located centrally on the territory. |
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An intricately designed knot garden is the centrepiece, with box hedging and topiary cones forming an outer frame. |
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Leah got a job selling snow cones, Stephany had a chemistry book burning party, and Paula remembers watching her first music video. |
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Go to the bell buoy 100m off shore and line up the two cones on the cliff tops above Gwennap Head. |
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From the Monterey pine belt to bristlecone country, conifers yield cones whose tawny beauty is worth celebrating. |
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Incorrect signs and misplaced cones as part of restrictions put in place by Richmond upon Thames Council on rugby days led drivers to believe they couldn't park in Crown Road. |
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I no longer eat chocolate ice cream cones because of that searing memory. |
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Eerie orange cones captured in an aerial photograph will show each precise spot where a part of this pitiable child came to rest. |
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There are banksia bushes with their sawtooth-edge leaves and dried seed cones like multiple jabbering mouths. |
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We stand in silence watching more people join the line as others leave happily with their cones and cups blissed out, stressless, and not quite ready to go home. |
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He may not have been working the cones, but it looked as though his underlings were. |
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Though King and Malcolm X met only once, cones demonstrates how they understood and utilized their synergy. |
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Transplanting RPE cells grown from stem cells might rejuvenate the eye's rods and cones, restoring lost vision. |
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They looked every bit the court jester with their hair shaped into tall cones, but McQueen's collection was certainly no joke. |
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While they were collecting the pine cones, Erik was gather kindling and fire wood for that evening, making sure to only use wood from fallen branches and logs. |
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The Swiss stone pine has smooth grey bark and deep blue-violet cones up to 8 cm long that remain on the tree for three or four years before dropping. |
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Noted for our ever popular cheese curds and huge ice-cream cones, we also have one of the finest assortments of home-made cheeses anywhere in the country. |
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The lunate microsporophylls and densely packed sporangia are consistent with the morphology of other noeggerathialean cones, such as Discinites Feistmanlel. |
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Wait until you serve up these fudge brownie treats, baked in ice-cream cones, and covered in chocolate coating and sprinkles. |
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Schools can save for small items like court markers, skipping ropes, cones and bean bags, or larger pieces of equipment including tennis sets, goalposts and hurdles. |
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There's a particularly good 3D Objects tool, which lets you create modelled spheres, cubes, rectangles cones, pyramids, toroids and more effortlessly. |
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On his way home with a recently purchased face mask in hand, Harding noticed the long, pointed cones displayed by an unsuspecting ice-cream vendor. |
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Flat cones are used for sites where treatment areas are predominantly flat, and beveled cones are used to treat areas that present themselves at an angle. |
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After all you had your sherbet and sugar cones up until you were ten. |
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And with that, a tray of teeny-tiny chocolate-covered ice-cream cones went round the room. |
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Primates, including humans, have three cones and can thus distinguish three of the primary color phases, giving us trichromatic vision, or high color resolution. |
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There remains little doubt but that, when shatter cones can be identified with certainty, they are a valid and definitive criterion for an astrobleme. |
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Lay boughs and cones in a trug, and tie a plaid ribbon on the handle. |
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Instead of leaves they have needles, and they spread their seeds in cones. |
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In addition to square, rectangular, and circular crackers, I managed to find ovals, triangles, hexagons, stars, and even spheres, cubes, and cones. |
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Clip the threads just above the thread cones, replace the cones with new threads, and tie the new thread to the old thread in a secure overhand knot. |
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These were small, transparent plastic cones suspended from rings of 3 cm diam, as can be bought from aquatic shops, secured onto the edge of the tank using suction pads. |
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Growth cones isolated from their cell bodies are able to navigate correctly along the visual pathway in vivo and to respond chemotropically to guidance factors in vitro. |
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Sunset Crater Volcano, one of the nearly six hundred cinder cones in the San Francisco Volcanic Field, stands more than 300 meters tall near the eastern edge of the field. |
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The road continues 35 miles northwest past cinder cones and lava beds. |
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Over the humpy bits you can get air and there are roadside elements that you can now hit, such as cones and wooden barriers, which go flying out into traffic. |
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The cones have remained unmoved for so long that they have acted like cloches to force-grow the grass, which is now sprouting out of the open tops. |
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The interior was often divided into two or three compartments for different types of cones and canisters of sugar, or other expensive perishables such as coffee and tea. |
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The fruit's name comes from the resemblance to pine cones that European explorers noticed, along with the slight apple flavor the early fruits had. |
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Take him to the park and put pine cones and leaves in his hands. |
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Wire pine cones onto wreaths and evergreen separately or in clusters. |
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Under that long nose is a pair of conical, carbonfibre crush cones. |
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In the first 57 propositions in On the Section of a Cone Serenus examined triangular sections of right and scalene cones made by planes passing through the vertex. |
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Jay slows it down a bit, takes out a few road cones and laughs. |
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Cross Street, off Victoria Road, had been turned into a dumping ground for temporary road signs, cones, bollards, and even an electrical generator. |
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Noted for our ever popular cheese curds and huge ice cream cones, we also have one of the finest assortments of home made cheeses anywhere in the country. |
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My only other memory would be of how sometime later, possibly on that same day, Uncle Fitz walked with me to the drugstore where he bought us both ice cream cones. |
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There are wonderful businesses like them scattered all over Scotland, still managing to convince locals to eat ice cream cones in the street, come rain or shine. |
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Opened cones need to be tumbled as some seeds adhere to the cone scales. |
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At least one prolific deposit produces complete stalks with short shoots attached and also produces cones and seeds of associated conifers and cycads. |
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The large, nutlike seeds found between the scales of the cones are no delicacy, being starchy and bland, but provide a useful food to many peoples. |
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An average of 91 trees within 75 m of the seed traps produced cones. |
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After pollination, cones and seed take between 1.5 and 2 years to mature depending upon the elevation and environmental factors such as temperature. |
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I covered the plants with rose cones from the garden center. |
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This test evaluates the cones of the retina and the visual cortex. |
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Add natural pine cones holding hand written name place cards. |
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Sprinkle essential oils, orange and cinnamon perhaps, to a bowl of fir cones, Christmas tree cuttings and dried orange slices for a wonderful Christmas potpourri. |
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There is a main parking lot in front of Al Esteqlal girls school and residents illegally block it with traffic cones. |
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Traffic cones doubled up like coffee cups, would act like absorbent sandbags against shrapnel and Kalashnikov bullets. |
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I'm sick and tired of seeing traffic cones closing traffic lanes all around Redditch and on the journey to Birmingham every day. |
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Impulse items without accompanying multipacks include new additions to the Cornetto Royal line of XXL, 145ml cones. |
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Participants should bring along their own cones and greenery to make the centrepieces. |
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Forest Service employees acted as flaggers, halting the engines as they came to rows of orange traffic cones designating a construction zone. |
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Burger King Corporation has announced the introduction of a new dessert menu featuring soft serve cones, sundaes and shakes. |
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The first traffic cones were used during its construction, replacing red lantern paraffin burners. |
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Nutcrackers also have evolved a long, sturdy and slightly decurved bill perfect for tearing into whitebark pine cones and prying out the seeds. |
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A GOOD crop of Sitka spruce cones in Kielder Forest has seen the arrival of bumper numbers of crossbills. |
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Two cones at each end mark out a goal area, and a goal is scored when a player carries a ball across the line. |
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Two cones at each end of the court mark out a goal area, and a goal is scored when a player carries a ball across the line. |
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The answer lies in food and for crossbills that means pine seeds, extracted from cones by the parents' specially-shaped bills. |
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Traditional ice cream cones have taken a licking from luxury brands with Cornetto among the worst hit. |
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Place the pate in a piping bag with a star nosel and pipe it into the cones of salami. |
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Dedicated aircraft painted with black and white football nose cones will operate on some of the flights. |
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The Pastel Prophy Handpiece features three removable pastel colored nose cones for enhanced asepsis. |
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The berry-like cones of the common juniper, a close relative of red-cedar Christmas trees, are used to flavor gin. |
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He emphasized differences between cones and strobili, rather than their aggregation on the plant. |
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With a hook, they try to hit each mature pinecone to the ground below, where a second worker keeps count and dodges falling cones. |
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The HPUS permits homeopathic products to be sold in powder, pellets, tablets, triturates and cones form. |
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Volcanic activity later resumed, producing scoria cones and lava flows atop the older eroded shield. |
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It is a gigantic classic shield volcano, and the broad landscape of its summit is an alpine desert composed of cinder cones on a lava plateau. |
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Now, he was flanked by a mural of pastel-colored ice-cream cones. |
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Approximately 40 cinder cones characterize Cima Volcanic Field, where the magma is also of basaltic composition. |
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Its slopes are an angular patchwork of snowfields, lava-strewn plains, basalt pinnacles, and looming cinder cones. |
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You can also see polythene hanging from trees and bushes and traffic cones not being used. |
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Other items included 12 traffic cones, a book of recipes for curries and a large box of replica Chinese plastic food. |
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Cinder cones may form as flank vents on larger volcanoes, or occur on their own. |
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The snow cones are an annual special treat provided by Portland Block Club leader Muriel Simmons. |
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Among them are luscious cakes, fabulous sundaes, soda fountain drinks, pies and tarts, sandwiches, pops and cones, terrines, bombes and more. |
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Bang, bang, bumpity bump, I hear as spruce cones fall on the metal roofing of my woodshed. |
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Many of these cones had opened, and nuthatches visited the tree frequently to take seeds from the squirrel's larder. |
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For convex cones, the concept of an extreme point is not of much use, since the origin would be the only candidate for an extreme point. |
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It can be shown that the set of hyperbolic codirections consists of distinct pairs of oppositely-directed convex cones. |
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One day, I rode all evening long and, when I got a horse beat because I went around the outside, he put cones all around a shedrow. |
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They live in a harsh landscape of eroded mesas just east of the raw lava flows and cinder cones of El Malpais National Monument. |
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The Hawaiian volcanic chain is a series of shield cones, and they are common in Iceland, as well. |
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Everywhere, limber palms, broad-armed shrubs, firs that dropped resiny cones, blue wildflowers that looked like they'd come from the mountains. |
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The new Reference subwoofers utilize large-roll surrounds, progressive spiders and polypropylene woofer cones. |
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Within the cones is disordered keratinization and desquamation which results in the accumulation of keratinized cells, or microcholesteatomas. |
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Linear measurements of cones and seed scales unequivocally show that Karelian spruces should be treated as Siberian Picea obovata. |
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We figured we could afford the yo-yos, sunglasses, and ice-cream cones with our money. |
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Dikes often form as either radial or concentric swarms around plutonic intrusives, volcanic necks or feeder vents in volcanic cones. |
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Warnings come in a number of different forms, including A-frames and cones. |
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The winged seeds are released when the cones disintegrate at maturity about 6 months after pollination. |
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Bonded abrasives such as wheels, cups, discs, cones and mounted points are a standard method for grinding ferrous castings. |
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Fertilization takes place by early summer of the 4th year and seeds mature in the cones by autumn of the 4th year. |
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The picture is then filled in with natural materials, predominantly flower petals and mosses, but also beans, seeds and small cones. |
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Spatter cones are formed by accumulation of molten volcanic slag and cinders ejected in a more liquid form. |
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In the male cones, microspores are produced from microsporocytes by meiosis. |
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Among the cembra trees in the Engadine the snow may be sprinkled with the nuts out of the cones. |
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Cinder cones are formed from tephra or ash and tuff which is thrown from an explosive vent. |
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It sometimes forms conical mounds, called geyser cones, but can also form as a terrace. |
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The volcano cones rise abruptly out of the ground with craters that measure up to one kilometer across. |
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Across East Africa, roasted peanuts, often in cones of newspaper, are a popular snack sold in the street. |
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In the southern highlands, a belt of volcanic cones runs parallel to the Pacific coast. |
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The northern side of the island contains a caldera, Sabale, with two smaller volcanic cones within it. |
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These spores develop on separate male and female sporophylls on separate male and female cones. |
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Abrupt terminations are often indicative of internal flaws in a core or previously formed Hertzian cones on the surface. |
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The male cones have structures called microsporangia that produce yellowish pollen through meiosis. |
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The surface we refer to as rhombus today is a cross section of this solid rhombus through the apex of each of the two cones. |
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They are specialist feeders on conifer cones, and the unusual bill shape is an adaptation to assist the extraction of the seeds from the cone. |
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In contrast to spruces, even large fir cones do not hang, but are raised like candles. |
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Pine cones, the largest and most durable of all conifer cones, are craft favorites. |
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The most common form of serotiny is pyriscence, in which a resin binds the cones shut until melted by a forest fire. |
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The medullary cones function as countercurrent units that achieve the production of hyperosmotic urine. |
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Fancy female dancers wear cloth, beaded moccasins and jewelry, while the jingle dress dancer wears a dress made of metal cones. |
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That birdbrain just drove right through three rows of traffic cones and into the bushes. |
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The tokens in balls come in 14 different shapes, which included spheres, pyramids, ovoids, lenses and cones. |
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The tokens inside the balls come in 14 different shapes, including spheres, pyramids, ovoids, lenses and cones, the researchers found. |
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In New Mexico, Caja del Rio is a volcanic field of over 60 cinder cones. |
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The receiver is at the intersection of four or more of such cones. |
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Festivalgoers took part in traditional dances, ate teriyaki and Chinese chicken salad, and tried to keep cool with beer, cold sodas and snow cones. |
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The compound only works when the rods and cones of the retinal photopigment layer have already died, as this causes electrophysiological changes in to the ganglion cells. |
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A moonbounce, tidal tower slide, face painting, cotton candy, popcorn, balloons, snow cones, baked goods, and silent auction are among the attractions. |
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More familiar grape and cherry snow cones also hit the spot. |
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Featuring universal fit baskets, UV coated fiber blended cones, and positionable silk soft dome tweeters, Orion XTR coaxials offer high power performance at a midrange price. |
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The term went viral this week after a series of vicious attacks on motorists who moved traffic cones that anti-government protesters had arbitrarily placed near rally sites. |
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The requirements include windsocks, marshalling wands and safety cones. |
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The couple slurped on their cones as they wandered through the park, and Jimmy looked as though he didnOt have a Carr in the world when he took time out for a quick smooch. |
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An automatic seam welder is used on cones to ensure a smooth surface, and a discharge sight glass is available to monitor product flow from the cyclone. |
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It's Wall's all the way, not organic Sussex farmhouse ice cream in locally sourced wholewheat cones, but it's a shrieky, bustling kind of crowd that couldn't care less. |
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Police vehicles contain a variety of equipment, which can include Arnold batons, traffic cones, road signs, breathalyzers, stingers, speed guns and more. |
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The female cones are pendulous, with persistent scales unlike true firs. |
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Most of the laser bending done at the institute has involved flat sheets subsequently shaped into developable surfaces such as cylinders or cones. |
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Hops are female flower clusters, commonly known as cones or strobiles, of the hop plant, which are primarily used as a flavouring and stability agent in beer. |
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Craters encompasses everything from volcanic splatter cones, cinder cones, and lava bombs to sagebrush steppe and the steep foothills of the Pioneer Mountains. |
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After a few minutes they reached a path into the forest, a mixture of gum trees and other scrabbly ones, with funny pointed cones that poked out at odd angles. |
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The rods are more sensitive than the cones, but do not discern color. |
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The four plastids serve as plastid-MTOCs and cones of microtubules emanating from them interact to further define cytokinetic planes and initiate a quadripolar spindle. |
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