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They look exactly the way I'd imagined them — and that's as rare as hen's teeth.
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Our committed allies number in the many dozens and theirs are as rare as hen's teeth.
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Safe to say, such unvarnished consent screens are as rare as hen's teeth on the modern Internet.
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But so far such orders are as rare as hen's teeth — barring a recent threat to Google also by a German privacy regulator.
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He was the man who created something supposed to be as rare as hen's teeth or rocking-horse dung: a useful financial innovation.
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The barebones reality is that commercial 5G networks are as rare as hen's teeth right now, outside a few limited geographical locations in the U.S. and Asia.
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With electronics brick and mortar stores as rare as hen's teeth, are outdoor emporiums like Cabela's and REI as endangered as the big cats and other alpine fauna sought by their very customers?
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The number of enrolments in courses Australia-wide tumbled to just 30 this year from more than 300 at the height of the boom, according to figures from miner Saracen Mineral "Mining engineers are as rare as hen's teeth," said a recruiter in Kalgoorlie.
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Titled "The Cybermen", the series was set on their home planet of Mondas prior to the events of the television episode The Tenth Planet (1966). The TV Century 21 comic "The Daleks" was also resurrected for a short time in 1997 (12 March-30 July [issues 249–254]), drawn in the same style as the 1960s original and continuing the story from where it had left off by showing the Daleks attacking Earth. Other than this and since then, secondary and tertiary strips have been as rare as hen's teeth, and usually either one or two episodes. The DWM comic strips were all originally printed in black and white (except with a minor – page-count-wise – exception for two pages of "The Tides of Time" [July 1982: issue 66]).
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