Jordan reached out a hand tentatively to finger the large, vibrant tiger lily that lay amongst some greens in a small corsage box. |
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Kayama, who has played a crucial role in the events, kneels at his low writing table in his Japanese robes and sings tentatively. |
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We lined up along the edge like baby ducks, tentatively dipping our feet over the edge. |
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Ironically, drawing so tightly, so tentatively, helped my painting to be free. |
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Even suggesting tentatively that she might like to empty the dishwasher can cause serious eye-rolling. |
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Carter approached his gang tentatively, his face sweaty from all the running. |
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I heard a beautiful yet patternless noise that my mind tentatively identified as laughter. |
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He stared at him tentatively, dazed, then dropped back to the ground cross-legged. |
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This analysis indicated that, tentatively, increased stem elongation was accompanied by a promotion of cutin monomer hydroxylation. |
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As noted above, it closely resembles the syntype pygidium of E. acadicus, and is tentatively assigned to that species. |
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Hypotheses, suppositions tentatively accepted, help the therapist to focus on what seems most relevant at that moment. |
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But now, as Kurt and I moved tentatively toward where Pam had buttonholed him, Murdoch seemed not only unaccompanied but alone. |
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With the weathermen tentatively giving clement weather, it should be an enjoyable day for all. |
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As the teenagers tentatively waded into the brown muck, a skinny, worn-out alcoholic teetered over from his broken-down pickup. |
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He tentatively floated the idea with one of the senior fitters a few months ago but met with fierce resistance and parked the idea. |
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Clemens began the game tentatively thanks to a strained leg muscle suffered in his last start. |
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The liberals deride him as a turncoat while the right tentatively seeks to claim him. |
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A pale blue-green mineral tentatively identified as rosasite occurs with the cerussite as botryoidal and stalactitic masses. |
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The vesiculated nerve profiles were tentatively classified on the basis of the fine structural appearances of their vesicular content. |
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These crystals have high mosaicity, diffract to low resolution, and were tentatively assigned to the P23 space group. |
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An unmyelinated nerve fiber has been tentatively identified near the basement membrane of the cell. |
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She walked towards him tentatively, sniffing the air, her cries echoing off the hard surfaces of the lab. |
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The measures will be put into place at the next sitting of Parliament, tentatively scheduled for March. |
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I decided I'd better put on my crampons over my boots to grip the snow better, then tentatively stepped out onto the steep slope. |
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Before I put my paintings on view I tentatively checked them out with the local councillor and the village shop to see that they had no worries. |
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Tlapanec is the most recent addition, having been tentatively linked with Hokan languages earlier. |
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Two more chimpanzee teeth were later found at the site, an upper incisor and a tooth tentatively identified as a molar. |
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They have been tentatively identified as Spanish Cavalry pieces and feature the distinctive Miquelet lock with brass and iron furniture. |
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Reaching out tentatively towards me, he fingered the pair of rings I always wore on a chain around my neck. |
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Worn out by looking after this miserable and ungrateful old man, she tentatively takes to drawing as an outlet for her depression. |
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Such is the case with the larva in the photograph, tentatively identified by several ichthyologists as Thalassenchelys coheni. |
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The performance began tentatively but progressed to a rousing, very satisfying conclusion. |
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Michelle smiled at him and tentatively shot a glance at Grace before replying. |
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His first teacher is said to have been Cornelis Buys, identified tentatively with the Master of Alkmaar. |
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We were tentatively booked as the middle act on a three-band cross-Canada tour. |
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Some rappers tentatively repeated rehearsed lines, while others effortlessly freestyled. |
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The boy smiled tentatively, directing his gaze in Kyle's direction, and moved to walk past the man. |
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It has been somewhat tentatively identified as a primary hypogene mineral in several deposits. |
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George says the event has been tentatively scheduled for Friday Februrary 6 and will be committee's final fundraising effort. |
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Those meetings are tentatively scheduled for the end of June 2004 and include meetings in the San Francisco Bay Area. |
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Cambropodus gracilis is tentatively included between lobopods and higher Uniramia. |
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But I just pedal tentatively down the bus lane, fiddling with the gears. |
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That is, what conceptualization that person was attempting to symbolize, however tentatively and fragmentarily, using the linguistic resources available to him or her. |
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In everything they said, there was this air of acceptance, and tentatively, experimentation rather than celebration, of a resolve towards provisionality rather than finality. |
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The dizzy spell passed, and he tentatively opened his eyes again. |
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And there is language to stop over, to handle, to bite tentatively against. |
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Three decades later, the EEGs of distance-separated twins were studied and tentatively found to correlate. |
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Local collectors had tentatively identified it as willemite or smithsonite, based perhaps on the occurrence of botryoidal blue hemimorphite at the same locality. |
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Anyone who, even tentatively, questions Italian policy, gets slandered in this House. |
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After Friday's preliminaries, Bowness had been ranked tentatively second while Fortin had been third. |
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No doubt you're so relieved to see daylight you are cruising tentatively along enjoying the ebbing forces of your mental disorder. |
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We, too, are exiting our own emotional bunkers after eight days of war, tentatively, cautiously, skeptically. |
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It should be noted that the boards have tentatively rejected developing a set of stand-alone standards. |
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Only the codification procedure in respect of the existing legislation, which has already tentatively started, would be completed. |
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I would, however, like to express a tentatively positive view in this regard. |
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It targets companies which are as yet only tentatively committed to Social Responsibility. |
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Canola remains sideways bound, but is tentatively moving toward a test of the upper boundary of its trading range that has existed since harvest. |
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A mission to Singapore has been tentatively scheduled to review financial records and conduct interviews. |
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He tentatively suggested that the text is a pastiche compiled by a modern forger with an elementary grasp of Coptic. |
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In kicking off the season by claiming five straight victories without the loss of a goal, possibilities for United and Ferguson have begun to be reappraised tentatively. |
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In tandem with a reform of the modern Mass, already tentatively under way, the foundations could be laid for a return to dignified worship and reassertion of doctrine. |
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His Empire State colleagues, while tentatively supportive, have been far less than fulsome in their comments. |
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We can tentatively draw two conclusions that bear on this larger debate. |
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The lakeshore processes displayed through the formation of numerous bars, spits and tombolos within the lakes of this park are tentatively assigned provincial significance. |
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The efforts are proceeding slowly and tentatively because the price differential of the fuel is only one factor to consider. |
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Most evangelical colleges teach evolution, albeit quietly, carefully, and often tentatively, although there are exceptions. |
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Brosnahan called Lopez three days later and told him he tentatively had a match. |
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Many of the comprehensive, algorithm-based analyses place multituberculates within the crown group of living mammals, in some cases tentatively united with monotremes. |
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This paper tentatively identifies two lineaments and a fault that may relate to sinistral strike-slip faulting in the pre-Paradox Formation basement beneath Upheaval Dome. |
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Eventually a virus with morphological and biochemical properties of certain myxoviruses was isolated and was tentatively placed in the paramyxovirus subgroup. |
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But now that neopaganism has joined the ranks of approved campus religious groups, this is beginning to be a minority view, expressed tentatively for fear of giving offense. |
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He got a job as a cook in a local hotel, which was reportedly haunted, and began tentatively to put down roots. |
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He began circumspectly, prodding tentatively at the few balls he faced. |
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With visions of poisonous spiders and fanged monsters lurking in hollow trees creeping around in my brain, I tentatively put my hand into the hole. |
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In an article that is to be followed by a book, Searle has tentatively added Free Will to his previous philosophy of mind, which was inexplicit but which seemed deterministic. |
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A first effort to estimate the number of endemic fungi tentatively listed 407 species. |
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However, in recent times some of these large mammals have been tentatively reintroduced to some areas of mainland Britain. |
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The Conservative coalition is tentatively supporting the legislation. |
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Nonetheless, for readers interested in Lowin, there are a number of studies which tentatively adumbrate his life and career. |
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Beaulieu of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution as a sea cucumber, tentatively assigned to genus Peniagone. |
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Comparisons are also made with descriptions of the element in bench-mark positions exemplifying the degrees above and below the one tentatively established. |
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The EU, Norway and Switzerland, among others, tentatively favor the GEF as the financial mechanism, with some conceding that its weaknesses-particularly efficiency-can be improved. |
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Design work is tentatively scheduled to begin by the end of this summer. |
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However, there are signs the Dutch economy may be tentatively mending with positive GDP growth reported in the final quarter of 2009 after five straight quarters of contraction. |
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This leads us on to the evocation of some domains which, in our view, in the very name of democracy and ethics, must escape from the systems of regulation that are tentatively taking shape. |
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So, we can tentatively assume that the crisis would even have a positive influence on e-commerce: users go in search of less expensive products and find them on online shops, where they also avoid impulse buying. |
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The first, which had already been tentatively confirmed, was the validation of the observed homologies between the genes of various species, including the mouse, the fruit fly, and the human being. |
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We began to slink outside, tentatively crossing the terrace. |
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DarkHotel, which targets corporate executives and other bigwigs by hijacking hotel Wi-Fi systems and which was discovered only weeks before Regin, has been tentatively pinned on South Korea. |
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Once there is adequate micro understanding, it might be possible to go one step further and tentatively attempt aggregation, but even so there are innumerable pitfalls. |
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The IASB has also tentatively concluded that the fact that control of an entity might only be temporary will not be reason for not consolidating it. |
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It was agreed tentatively that I would communicate with the ministry to establish that the ministry would fund the work of expert advisers which had been its idea in the first place. |
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Australia started their innings tentatively with Matthew Hoggard dropping a low catch Matthew Hayden off his own bowling. |
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An Iron Age culture of the Tibetan Plateau has tentatively been associated with the Zhang Zhung culture described in early Tibetan writings. |
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Since a large part of the ecosystem is preserved, the ecology of the community can also be tentatively reconstructed. |
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The oldest fossils tentatively assigned to this genus are from the Late Miocene, less than 10 million years ago. |
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These have been tentatively classified as members of a complete gun crew, all having died at their battle station. |
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Jacmel, a colonial city that was tentatively accepted as a World Heritage site, was extensively damaged by the 2010 Haiti earthquake. |
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In the same manner, any killing or execution allegedly done by vigilantes or civilian self-help groups should be tentatively listed as a common crime for which they should be held liable before the courts. |
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The Opinion Editor tentatively agreed to three articles with the proviso that they should not read as self-serving panegyrics on the importance of university faculty. |
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Following a stentorian unison G for full orchestra, violins tentatively creep up the G major scale, adding a note at a time, trying to get off the ground before the Allegro suddenly takes off in high spirits. |
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People like me – the houseless – might tentatively voice the opinion that Britain is not some olde worlde theme park, but a living, breathing society that needs to house its young and poor more securely – but who cares? |
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She went to Nagano as the heavy favorite, skated tentatively and was upset by teammate Tara Lipinski. |
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Blinn set to work and fashioned an idea that was tentatively titled Nightwork. |
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I wish tentatively to welcome proposals which are anticipated from the Commission to provide a goodwill package of economic assistance, along with measures apparently to lift the embargo. |
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A bigger celebration of over 1,000 Indonesians has been tentatively set for September 12 at the consulate to mark the Independence Day. |
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The film is one of four episodes of a unique and innovative project tentatively entitled Thriller X. Each episode of this anthology of thrillers pays tribute to a different side of the genre and features a female protagonist. |
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It's also important to understand that the French left, though in some ways more ideologically respectable and powerful than the American kind, has held power only proximately and tentatively throughout the twentieth century. |
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People exposed to the chemical appear, at least tentatively, to be more likely to develop Parkinson's disease and ischemic heart disease, according to the report. |
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Sherri Torjman, Vice-President of the Caledon Institute of Social Policy, will give a talk tentatively entitled From Psychology to Policy on the potential contributions of psychology research and practice to public policy. |
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Last week Davros was in imminent danger of carking it and this week we're tentatively prodding at the afterlife thanks to the presence of some homicidal ghosts. |
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Idrisi describes an island of cormorants with which Corvo, Cape Verde has been tentatively identified, but on weak grounds. |
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The degree of each element tentatively selected is to be confirmed by direct comparison of the position being rated with the duties and specifications of the bench-marks exemplifying that degree. |
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The Committee decided, tentatively, to hold its fourteenth session in The Hague, from 19 to 23 April 2010, and its fifteenth session from 23 to 31 August 2010 in The Hague. |
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Only after discussing the report at the meeting tentatively scheduled to take place on 23 April 2009 will the Committee be in a position to fully review the recommendations made with regard to the selection of an architect. |
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Chinese first-quarter economic data tentatively pointed to recovery. |
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Wightman tentatively suggests that the pagus Vilcias might have been the western region around Arlon and Longuyon, and the pagus Teucorias the southern region around Tholey. |
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I'd never done anything like this before, but kitted out with boots, crampons, ice axes and enough thermal gear I tentatively walked up to the easy wall. |
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The most frequently detected virus of calibrachoas has been characterized recently, named calibrachoa mottle virus and has been tentatively assigned to the genus Carmovirus. |
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Eisenhower had tentatively selected 5 June as the date for the assault. |
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Crick did tentatively attempt to perform some experiments on nucleotide base pairing, but he was more of a theoretical biologist than an experimental biologist. |
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Archaeologists have tentatively identified marketplaces at an increasing number of Maya cities by means of a combination of archaeology and soil analysis. |
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The artefacts, known as The Staffordshire Hoard have tentatively been dated to the 7th or 8th centuries, placing the origin of the items in the time of the Kingdom of Mercia. |
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An ochotonid is tentatively ruled out because of the large size of this tooth, rather than for zoogeographic reasons, as there are two records of fossil pika from Ontario. |
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The artifacts found have tentatively been classified as Aurignacian. |
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