Generally the green scales were surrounded by four black and two green scales, while the black scales were surrounded by three black and three green scales.
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And it's because that $10 scales, and it scales very, very well.
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"That was the first time I realized that those time scales — archaeological, fossil-record time scales and astronomical time scales — actually kind of match along together," Christiansen told Business Insider.
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The thing with smart scales is that they offer so much more than simple weight scales.
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The scales on the top of their feet are different from the scales on the bottom.
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It doesn't use instruments other than drums; its scales differ from the scales used in Western music.
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The top ones overlap, sort of like fish scales, while the bottom ones instead resemble dinosaur scales.
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The two new scales (Body and Body Cardio) replace those older scales, which won't be sold any more.
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There are scales underlying it, and within those scales are relations that likewise resolve to simple integer ratios.
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Maybe we sort of knew all along, as Aaronson contends, that higher scales wrest the controls from lower scales.
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The upshot is that the quantum effects normally seen at subatomic scales can be experienced at relatively macro scales.
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Shark skin is made up of tiny V-shaped scales called dermal denticles, because they resemble teeth more than fish scales.
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The general rule was that green scales tended to have four black neighbors, and black scales tended to have three green neighbors.
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Carter says you can use a long form-fitting skirt and decorate it: "Either draw the scales, paint the scales or cut shapes and glue the scales all over it," she says and attach at least two fins at the bottom.
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"Your hair is covered in these cuticle scales like the scales of a fish, and people have to use ammonia or organic amines to lift the scales and allow dye molecules to get inside," said Dr. Huang, in an interview.
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Whatever the reason, though, the analysis showed that turbulent energy began flowing from smaller scales to larger scales, perhaps feeding Isabel from below.
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Before settling on the scales we chose to include in this guide, we first researched the buyer and expert reviews of dozens of other scales.
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Hunted for its meat across Africa, its scales are targeted in Asia where more than 15 traditional Chinese remedies call for pangolin scales as an ingredient.
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Examining the patterns in a shark's scales, Brennan discovered that the unique ribbed, diamond structure of the shark's scales discouraged microorganisms from settling on the surface.
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"A fish's scales are hard, but underneath them there is a soft structure, a flexible mesh of sorts that that allows the scales to bend and flex."
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"I liked that they were a little like scales on a fish, or dragon scales, in kind of a mythical way," he said of the garments' undulations.
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In other words, instead of just working within familiar major and minor scales or the related modes, this option gives producers the ability to create their own scales.
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The researchers, led by Mark D. Scherz from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich and The Zoological State Collection Munich, hypothesize that large scales tear more easily than small scales owing to the increased surface area relative to the attachment area, and because the large scales provide more surface friction.
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AND FINALLY ... Swat the scales Remi the dog does what we all want to do after stepping on the scales and getting bad news: give it an epic beatdown.
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This eastern racer with SFD is exhibiting several abnormalities, including an opaque infected eye, roughened crusty scales on the chin, and several discolored roughened scales on the side of neck.
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Zebrafish have a coat of intricately patterned bony scales; Aman's team observed and manipulated the growth of these scales, taking note of how they took shape and formed in overlapping layers.
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During the investigation, customs officers learned a suspect had started purchasing pangolin scales in 2015 and received help from locals to place the scales in containers and ship them to China.
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So far, she said, Dr. Rapp's team has demonstrated that the technology works at small scales, on the scale of centimeters — not necessarily the large, architectural scales her team is targeting.
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We were almost there when the unicorn frap took over the internet (and the world), but the scales (heh) have officially been tipped by a makeup artist who literally gave herself scales.
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One user compared the accuracy of this scale to three balance beam scales at a local hospital and found that any difference between these scales and the Taylor device was not measurable.
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There has been no evidence that pangolin scales have medicinal value, and researchers note there have been reports that ingesting the scales can cause adverse effects such as bloating, jaundice and liver damage.
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In addition to showing you your weight smart scales gather different measurements like fat percentage, water percentage, body mass index (BMI), muscle mass and more — with some scales taking up to 13 measurements.
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But while digital publishing scales, our attention span does not.
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On larger scales, this can make some pretty crazy pictures.
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Also adorning her sleeves were fish scales, representing House Tully.
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HANNITY: Right now the scales are tipped in our favor.
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Represented by the scales, Libra values balance above all else.
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Theories that blend these length scales often compare the two.
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Was £30.00, now £19.99 Salter ultra slim analyser bathroom scales.
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As lizards grow, their scales do not grow with them.
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For instance, most people find fur more attractive than scales.
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On all these scales the BJP stands out as different.
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Their activity varies at time scales proportional to their masses.
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North Korea's rapid progress has switched the relative time scales.
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The Georgia humidity is going to make my scales gleam.
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Scales of success in book publishing are very, very quirky.
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The company expects the price to drop as it scales.
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What deed exposed you to the imbalanced scales of life?
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We'll have to find other ways to balance those scales.
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The scales appear to be tilting even further towards bosses.
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Image: APThe pangolin is the only known mammal with scales.
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How well Zava's questionnaire review process scales will be key.
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He scales the bachelor button flowers, daisies, and red poppies.
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Being unpopular can look similar on both of these scales.
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But at truly tiny scales it begins to break down.
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It scales back to bass and pumps the upper range.
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Disney should tip the scales even further in Sky's favour.
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The fish scales, however, are not just on her leg.
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Robert Scales told The New York Times on Oct. 20.
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"Subsidence happens on a couple of different scales," he observed.
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Take your pick from this impressive selection of smart scales.
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This is a proven, workable treatment that scales reasonably well.
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Even without the slider it's top of the scales, actually.
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A carpet of brown fur flapped over its thick scales.
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Disney should tip the scales even further in Sky's favor.
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But they do require deploying them at massive, unprecedented scales.
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"There's a lot of fear in the community," Scales said.
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The scales, it sometimes seems, are made to be tipped.
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But Ms. Carpenter's supposedly unbiased legal advice tilted the scales.
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That's a feather meant to tip the scales of justice.
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Different sectors face distinct challenges and varying scales of uncertainty.
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The scales, in particular, are thought to have health properties.
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They even switched scales to be sure one wasn't inaccurate.
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Mark Zuckerberg doesn't need to tip the scales in 2020.
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Kitchen Table Conversations could help even the scales for Klobuchar.
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Fall in love with a specific dish that scales well.
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And now he's returned to rebalance the scales of justice.
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While most people go to a garden if they want to see a butterfly's scales in action, Timo van Eldijk's search for wing scales required drilling more than a thousand feet into the ground.
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So much so that my scales were rusty the next day!
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"Legal fine print tips the scales against us," Mr. Leahy said.
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But the threat of a lawsuit may have tipped the scales.
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I think we can present a solution, at least, that scales.
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Brain activity at these scales should most reliably predict future activity.
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Get closer, and they burst with unexpected scales, moments, and juxtapositions.
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Batteries are soon going to disrupt power markets at all scales.
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It was two other considerations that tipped the scales against Grexit.
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Mehta says that as the company scales, it becomes more efficient.
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Do you want your character to look like she has scales?
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These worlds: how to balancethe scales, how to bear the ache.
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This includes its smartwatches, fitness wearables, connected scales, thermometers, and more.
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A closeup of the "yellowish-white scales" covering N. donaldtrumpi's frons.
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"There are different scales of good, great and awesome," says Fieri.
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And if strongly agree is most conservative, that scales as conservative.
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If Express Pool scales up, those numbers are likely to rise.
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Pangolin scales fetch as much as $123 a kilogram in China.
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A solo bassist plucked jazzy scales in the café behind him.
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This scales all the way up to a full-day shoot.
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They were also using scales and cameras to conduct the raid.
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High pay scales are becoming more the norm in the Valley.
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But at commercial/industrial and residential scales, this matters even less.
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One is weight — a pair tips the scales at 26 grams.
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Scales was originally called for targeting, but that call was reversed.
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Her sign isn't represented by the scales of justice for nothing.
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Why do we care so much what happens at these scales?
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No one stopped, and no one looked as she played scales.
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He also challenges the use of different scales for each sex.
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At age 21, Tanisha Washington tipped the scales at 276 lbs.
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Fascism is under the microscope, on scales both large and small.
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Scales: the exercise suggests duty, repetition, an order imposed from without.
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Now, the recognition of the "Silence Breakers" tips the scales back.
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The company says the price will drop as production scales up.
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The temptation to put a thumb on the scales was great.
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The vegetables should overlap, but not as closely as fish scales.
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President Obama should keep his thumb on the scales for peace.
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It's better these days, but different markets have different pay scales.
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Scientists sometimes use logarithmic scales to make big number sets manageable.
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As the techies say, it scales — for better and for worse.
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For ordinary investors, liquidity is important only at human time scales.
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We'll be watching closely to see which way the scales tip.
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Fish scales flying iridescent from under your mother's knife, catching light.
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"It makes sure this scales all over the world," he said.
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The city also agreed to new pay scales and promotion practices.
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AXES SCALES Typically, the axes of a graph start at zero.
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This hearing could not possibly have evened the scales of justice.
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Last month, Cameroonian officials seized two shipping containers of pangolin scales.
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If there's a vote that can tip the scales between Sen.
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Consumer reviews from news sites place even lower by some scales.
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Maintaining a startup's culture as it scales is a tricky challenge.
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Warren charged Trump with tipping the scales for the country's richest.
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There is no scientific evidence that pangolin scales have medicinal value.
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We start to make progress, but I continue with my scales.
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The blindfolded lady carrying those balanced scales requires they do so.
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Most digital scales display your weight to the nearest 0.2 pounds.
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So, as the volume scales up, naturally you get the benefits.
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But Gue's herd is fairly typical, on national and global scales.
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The pangolin is an anteater-like creature covered in large scales.
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Fractals are patterns that have the same appearance at different scales.
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The market pays you to have a company that scales quickly.
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Linking the scales up to the app is a trivially easy task, done over Bluetooth, and once you have the scales on your Wi-Fi network, they'll automatically upload any measurements you take to your account.
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This 8.5-hour class goes over the nitty-gritty of music theory, from major and minor scales to chord progressions, pentatonic scales, and modulation — knowledge that will come in very handy when you're making electronic music.
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" A press release described the "yellowish-white scales" and noted "it was in these scales that the author found an amusing reference to Mr. Trump's hairstyle and turned it into an additional justification for its name.
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In these countries pangolins' meat is a treat and their scales are used in folk medicine, even though those scales are made of keratin, the same substance as hair and fingernails, and thus have no medicinal value.
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At the same time, the bond fund ratings scales have been revised.
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The team studied the fish scales, fin rays and structures in detail.
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The scales slowly started tipping; we started seeing more and more patients.
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Shifting between microscopic and macroscopic scales has some unintentionally humorous side effects.
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It costs a lot of money, but it scales really, really well.
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These games could incorporate the weirdness of subatomic particles on larger scales.
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Smart scales are all about better understanding your body and your health.
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You can see the head, the nose, the tail, even the scales.
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Because Jackson agrees to metaphorically "set up the scales" for his lady.
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As the company scales its ambitions, it's raising more money as well.
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Have we overestimated the pain scales we were taught as medical students?
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Instead, old scales are shed and replaced from below by new ones.
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"Scales can't differentiate between muscle, fat, bones, tissue and water," she says.
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Human learning, however, is artisanal, and artisanal learning only scales so quickly.
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Some scales use bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) technology to measure body composition.
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We can see the effects of CO2 on smaller scales as well.
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When the scales come off, a layer of skin comes off, too.
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As the technology scales, he said, "that means water abundance in bulk."
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Citigroup tips the scales at almost $245trn and Wells Fargo at $20183trn.
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At human scales, each bag already contains a red or green ball.
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Eventually, as the company scales further, $0.50 comes back for every $1.
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Feathers are replacing scales more and more often in our dinosaur drawings.
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Scales and flippers be damned, this thing is morsel and a half.
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It's still not clear that the U.S. alone can tip the scales.
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Fish market (Image: Gregg_TLV)We eat fish and throw away the scales.
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The scales were shipped from Africa in two separate shipments, Paddy said.
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The enemy level and type scales as the Blazkowicz sisters' power up.
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Being able to recognize patterns at enormous scales has immense interdisciplinary value.
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Anna Victoria has made it clear she's not a fan of scales.
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Months and years and millennia are the scales of true long walks.
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And there you have it: information storage and retrieval at atomic scales.
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Our world is still teeming with life, on scales large and small.
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The new tax code would put a finger on the decision scales.
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Apart from eliminating Earth's movements, eLISA also scales up gravitational wave detection.
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Pink is showing how silly things like scales and numbers can be.
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The scales on her forearms caught the light from her desk lamp.
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T.I., who owns Scales 925, faces eviction for months of unpaid rent.
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And by targeting thousands of internet users indiscriminately, it scales really well.
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Fortunately, I don't have a lot of equipment or scales to practice.
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All of these rats have smooth tails with small scales on them.
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This scales up the way we've always naturally collaborated in small groups.
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A. As you know, I have to do my scales every morning.
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"I know a lot of my fellow Americans are saving," said Scales.
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Which brings me back, as usual, to the Scales of Cruciverbal Justice.
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Or the differently arrayed and tuned scales found in non-Western traditions?
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Some said this battle would (again) tip the scales of the war.
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This could tip the scales in a race against 70-somethings Sen.
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For now, the scales are weighted clearly in favor of the right.
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He said that as any company scales, its leadership must also evolve.
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By Thursday morning, the scales had been removed completely from the website.
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The way the scales rippled up and down her arms and legs.
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The scales had stayed stubbornly whorled around her bellybutton and no further.
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But the scales of global emissions and personal choices are badly mismatched.
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For comparison, a BMW GS tips the scales at around 550 pounds.
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But that can be done with Virtual Battlespace, which also scales better.
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The result is a hierarchy of interlocking barbs at the finest scales.
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Kim takes into account how the scales look in different lighting situations.
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Their critical lab has scales and weights, but neither crucible or touchstone.
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Traffic was backed up for miles, said Lisa Scales, the agency's CEO.
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The group called it the biggest seizure of pangolin scales on record.
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It also has a long neck and stout legs covered in scales.
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The loot also contained a half of a ton of pangolin scales.
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There are many policy options to tilt the scales back toward employees.
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Once industry rapidly scales ventilator production, where should these ventilators be delivered?
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Try as I might, I couldn't pull the scales from their eyes.
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Airbnb's marketing costs could skyrocket as it scales and takes on Google.
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This arrangement differs from other tough fish scales which have been studied.
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That's a huge tilting of the scales in favor of Big Oil.
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The article also incorrectly reported that the restaurant would use digital scales.
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Those scales are there to convey empathy to people outside the car.
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Remote, sparsely populated jurisdictions got a thumb on the scales of governance.
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But it is still not enough to rebalance the scales of justice.
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These studies could use psychometric scales to assess the extent of improvement.
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Eventually, the scales on the top of the feet evolved into feathers.
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Iran tips the scales to its favor in every area of commerce.
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The rest of adult T. rexes' bodies were mostly covered in scales.
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Complaints finally tipped the scales and led to a class-action suit.
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"Altogether, the weight of the new evidence tips the scales very little, and the scales were already stacked against him being Satoshi," said Jeremy Clark, an assistant professor at the Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering in Montreal.
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Mr. Yates, who directed the last four movies in the "Harry Potter" franchise, slips easily between intimacy and grandiosity, and he scales up and scales down as easily as Tarzan scrambles up and down the digitally rendered trees.
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There are multiple scales for assessing, one being Dr. Pauline Rose Clance's Clance Imposter Phenomenon Scale (CIPS.) These scales of measurement identify feelings of being an imposter, and the extent to which it is interfering with their daily life.
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Singaporean customs officials and the country's national parks board said in a statement that the scales, which had been shipped from Nigeria, were headed to Vietnam, home to the second-most lucrative black market for pangolin scales, after China.
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Pangolin parts still legal for sale China regulates the sale and importation of pangolin meat and scales, however, existing regulations permit the limited use of legally obtained Pangolin scales in special circumstances, such as use in traditional Chinese medicine.
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To make matters more interesting, methane is short-lived on geological time scales.
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Numerous snakes get caught in beer cans each year because of their scales.
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His remarks to the Times, however, tipped the scales for some GOP members.
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The team demonstrated multiple degrees of freedom at both centimeter and millimeter scales.
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We've scoured the internet and only the best smart scales make this list.
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Union-negotiated pay scales also favor tenure and seniority over a teacher's performance.
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Tononi tasked Hoel with exploring the general mathematical relationship between scales and information.
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"Whatever damage we do now is irreversible in human time scales," he said.
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And the nuclear option doesn't just tip the scales — it, well, nukes them.
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You can find cheap scales online and at stores like Bed Bath & Beyond.
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It could be enough to render any book of scales or songs unnecessary.
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Scales. The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of the author.
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Hakamo-o dance before battle to show their strength, clanging their scales together.
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No Apple, but nonetheless, unique... "Elgenubi" & "Eschamali" — From the constellation Libra, the Scales.
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How can this possibly work as a business, especially as the company scales?
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But now, the scales are finally in her favor and everything feels... right.
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