First, he shows us the shells, then the hinge, where the shells join.
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The distribution curve they found peaked around medium-sized shells, then dropped as the shells got larger, before tapering off very gradually through the largest shells of all.
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Did the inventory of nerve gas shells match the quantity of shells in the warehouse?
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But sea otters whack abalone shells with rocks; octopuses build fortresses by stacking coconut shells.
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Once the clams are cool enough to handle, remove the meat from the shells, discarding the shells.
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A one-pound box of shells contains about 36 to 40 shells, but the work goes quickly.
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Shells collected that are over 1,000 years old are on average 27 percent thicker than today's shells, the researchers note in new paper in Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Thick shells were the norm until about the 1970s, when shells were 32 percent thicker than they are today.
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Domed tortoises have rounded shells, and saddleback tortoises have flatter shells with flared edges and a raised neck opening.
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By studying the shells and lower jaw fossils, researchers discovered the males had horned shells to protect their skulls.
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There are a variety of styles: full, smooth shells (sometimes called cowrie shells, which more or less just refers to a series of shells); jagged, bright white chunks on a chain; small, circular, evenly sized bits.
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The shells didn't show any trend in increasing or decreasing size, but the drill holes in the shells increased from .
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" Nick Sarillo, the eponymous owner of the restaurant, argued that patrons love the peanuts, shells and all, and that "The peanut shells actually make the (wood) floor less slippery, but the perception is shells can make people slip.
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An analysis of clam shells and volcanic rocks from an Italian cave shows that Neanderthals collected shells and pumice from beaches.
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Other associations between shells and ancient human relatives include shells found alongside Homo erectus fossils in Java, Indonesia, according to the study.
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Corporations spew out further corporations—shells within shells—simply to make it hard for ordinary human beings to understand what they are up to.
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When these clams die, they collect particles inside their shells until sediment and materials build up on top of them, sealing the shells closed.
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The companies she deals with are shells within shells, paper entities confected in the Mossack Fonseca offices, where accountability is laundered along with money.
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In places, roach contains fragments of oyster shells; in others, the stone is pitted with screw-shaped holes, formed when other shells dissolved in situ.
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In fact, their soft pink shells set them apart from other armadillo species, all of which have hard shells that serve as protective body armor.
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The taxis are made from fiberglass shells and seats welded onto Piaggio scooters and they get their name from their bright yellow, coconut-shaped shells.
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Earlier this year, a separate analysis of clam shells and volcanic rocks from an Italian cave shows that Neanderthals collected shells and pumice from beaches.
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Natural mulches include tree bark, sawdust, wood chips, chopped autumn leaves, pine straw, oyster shells, cocoa bean shells, crushed and natural stone, and even newsprint.
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Utzon's sails are shells; inside, exquisitely nested, are smaller shells containing the performance halls, which themselves are ringed by the walkways and stairs the audiences use.
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Power-ups like red shells and banana peels are still present, and if you're in first place you'll still need to be wary of blue shells.
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Last month, North Korea said it had tested fragmentation-mine shells and underground penetration shells for the new system, which it said had already entered serial production.
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The deposit layer containing the shells dated to 115,000 years ago, which is even older than other shells recovered in Africa that were dated to modern humans.
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We had to rest on our heels so the sharp oyster shells didn't pierce the waders before we started wriggling the knife between the hinges in the oyster shells.
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Underwater, sea stars pull clam shells apart gradually using great perseverance and their strong arms, but moon snails drill through the shells of young clams, devouring them from within.
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Know the relevant regulations; many places curtail or outright ban the collection of shells, and the United States has various import restrictions, including a prohibition on queen conch shells from the Caribbean.
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A team of researchers from the University of Chicago has been comparing the shells of live mussels pulled from the Pacific coast today with historical shells, some of them thousands of years old.
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But for crustaceans and coral that rely on carbonate ions, which are less abundant in more acidic waters, to build their shells and coral skeletons, it becomes more difficult to build strong shells.
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Spoon squash mixture into shells; sprinkle evenly with remaining cheeses.
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Making Liza Minnelli's Potato Shells is a somewhat involved process.
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One of the shells exploded nearby, covering everyone in dust.
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And of course, there's CMS and its Russian artillery shells.
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Empty malls litter the American suburbs like vacated conch shells.
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Imagine going over terrain that is filled with artillery shells.
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Pick the mussels from the shell, discarding the shells. 2.
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Normally, oyster and clam shells are a sustainable landscaping alternative.
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Coconut shells go into a bag hanging from the rafters.
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She looked stunning: bronzed skin and shells in her hair.
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I am obsessed with collecting shells, I always have been.
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Corals, mollusks, and marine microorganisms all precipitate calcium carbonate shells.
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A number of the shells and rockets had chemical warheads.
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The Wireless Charging Style Shells are both functional and pretty.
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Gemma (Keeley Hawes), her mother, is walking on egg shells.
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Foxwell's orders were to remove old shells from the battlefield.
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Cut me, and I bleed red, white, and blue shells.
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But by October, most of the adults were empty shells.
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Edamame, a bowl of both legumes boiled in their shells.
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Rebel shells still occasionally crash down, killing people at random.
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The storage facility was packed with nearly 40,000 artillery shells.
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They were perfectly preserved inside the shells of southern quahogs.
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And somebody had loaded his ashes into the shotgun shells.
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Left in its wake were rotting shells of old buildings.
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Peanut shells on an incline, on a ramp, that's dangerous.
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Entrepreneur meets VC. VC shells out a bunch of dough.
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Alternatively, serve in individual scallop shells, if you have them.
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Strain away any excess liquid from the lobster shells. 240.
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Protecting those electronics, DiGiulian said, added to the shells' cost.
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Moses left neighborhoods that were shells of their former selves.
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A word of fair warning: These shells can be addictive.
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Their empty shells and dead bodies lay scattered everywhere. Mrs.
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He sells sea shells as a way to see more. ■
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Sell most of your bugs, fish, and shells to Timmy.
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Coronaviruses wave it from their outer shells like a cudgel.
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Houthi tanks fired shells to defend a key coastal road.
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The new fossil shells were found in Venezuela and Colombia.
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Stray rockets and artillery shells have become a constant risk.
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You are walking on egg shells with that whole topic.
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They smash the shells against the rocks, leaving distinctive patterns.
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He left four shells by the body, which is crazy.
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And then the shells crack open in a distinctive way.
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Families continue to leave, and houses sit like empty shells.
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Using tongs, remove the lobster shells, thyme, and bay leaf.
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With luck, in their case, there will be no problem, for the ratio in foram shells reflects that of the oxygen atoms in the water of the ocean at the time those shells were formed.
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Dr. Smriglio found differences on the shells that helped the team distinguish between the dead clam shells the Neanderthals had picked up from the beach and the living ones they had grabbed from the seafloor.
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Are you going to come out of your shells, at all?
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Finely ground coconut shells, burnt rope, or straight up floor sweepings.
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Bastion transforms into a mobile tank that fires high-damage shells.
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In the parking lot, they left more than 500 bullet shells.
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Sky Net Shotgun Shells Price: $20 for a pack of three.
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A million Russian artillery shells helped scientists discover the Higgs boson.
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The brass endcap using Russian artillery shells at CERN's CMS experiment.
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The group said no shells have been seen targeting the area.
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Palestinian militants in Gaza fired dozens of mortar shells at Israel.
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But, something else comes out of the broken egg shells too.
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The crabs are worse; disfigured with soft shells and little meat.
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Between the two cone shells is a coat of gooey caramel.
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The accessory is made with yarn infused with coffee-bean shells.
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Do you craft more shotgun shells or more gloo gun canisters?
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But, for all its cheesy wonder, we don't frequently make shells.
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Pacific Oysters have such thick shells, no bird can open them.
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"One of the shotgun shells was for my daughter," she said.
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"One of the shotgun shells was for my daughter," Baze said.
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Who sends shells into the most heavily crowded city in Yemen?
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When a few of the shells start to open, you're ready.
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Shells that penetrated through tank hulls ricocheted inside like supersonic pinballs.
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The hill in the background protected the village from German shells.
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Some have been seen hauling coconut shells to build underwater shelters.
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But please, do not discard the shells after you've cooked them.
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Trucks melted down to paneled shells, houses to ash and dust.
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The shells are then left outside for at least a year.
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The new Echo is being sold with a variety of shells.
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And, between those two shells is a layer of nacho cheese.
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They were looking for shells that belonged to single-celled organisms.
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Other mollusks had developed shells—think snails and clams, for example.
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You are playing a mermaid, mermaids wear shells over their areolas.
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Add the shells and cook until al dente, about 6 minutes.
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Those must have been the shells coming from the New Jersey.
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Their shells grew faster during the day in response to sunlight.
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A seemingly unending stream of bullets, shells and rockets was launched.
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Ocean acidification also thins the shells of oysters and other animals.
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It was a shotgun and shells, not a rifle and bullets.
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Shells from the coast of Iceland already go back 1,000 years.
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It showed a shotgun and shells, not a rifle and bullets.
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Antennas couldn't acquire satellite signals before shells smashed to the ground.
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So, too, would these giant shells filled with spinach and ricotta.
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"Things like pistachios in their shells or hard candies," she says.
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My neighbors were still clanging their plates and blowing conch shells.
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After collecting some branches and shells, you pay off this bill.
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For three years, they survived by eating mostly powdered peanut shells.
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Storms tend to wash more shells ashore in the winter months.
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Some 6,000 shells landed on the western side of Jerusalem alone.
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Or perhaps the shells suited their needs better, the researchers said.
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The ones that remained upright are little more than pockmarked shells.
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"These kids have come out of their shells," Ms. Smith said.
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From the battery of the Government forces, 240 shells were fired.
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Peel the shrimp and place the shells in a medium saucepan.
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Water is swirled in a selection of conch shells near microphones.
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Six brass shells lay in a halo at Jequan Lawrence's feet.
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The tortoises' uniquely shaped shells allow them stretch to reach food.
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Pull the clams from their shells and transfer to a bowl.
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It makes it difficult for organisms to build shells and skeletons.
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Next to it stand three shells in various stages of construction.
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The land filled with Agent Orange, nuclear waste, and artillery shells.
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Tiny shells of diatom algae glittered like frost under the lens.
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Peel and devein the shrimp, saving the shells and the heads.
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Even the shells of the refrigerators are fascinating on their own.
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Rolling the vine leaves, stuffing the onion shells, doing the dolma.
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After finishing the book I went on a winter walk on Wainscott Beach on eastern Long Island and found some marvelous shells that had the appearance of being the most extraordinary trompe l'oeil depictions of shells.
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It collects 10,000 pounds of discarded restaurant shells per week, brings them to Governor's Island to cure for a year, then puts them into a hatchery where they spawn oyster larvae that mix with the shells.
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The same sauce, or one close to it, is the bed for shells stuffed with ricotta, topped with mozzarella and run under the broiler long enough to put a crackle on the lips of the shells.
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"Egypt imports around 3,500 tonnes of shrimp, which produce 1,000 tonnes of shells as waste... Instead of throwing the shells away, we can make biodegradable plastic bags," Hani Chbib, a researcher on the project, told Reuters.
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In September, the coalition said it had seized an Iranian fishing boat carrying 18 anti-armoured Concourse shells, 54 anti-tank shells, shell-battery kits, firing guidance systems, launchers and batteries for binoculars destined for the Houthis.
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There would have been seven-foot-long sharks swimming among squidlike creatures with tentacles that had hooks, and armored cephalopods with coiled shells called ammonites sharing the sea with mollusks in shells shaped like ice cream cones.
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NON-VIOLENT demonstration and you think they need to see empty shells?!
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You can still see the broken egg shells at the mural's base.
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It was not clear who had fired the shells at the rally.
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Let sit for 5 minute, then strain, discarding the crab shells. 4.
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That's what air strikes and artillery shells did to eastern Aleppo yesterday.
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There are US troops directly in the firing line of Pyongyang's shells.
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Shells provide minerals including calcium, magnesium, and manganese for the developing chick.
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Sometimes the shells were already in the food, soggy and broken apart.
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Typically, hermit crabs use abandoned sea snail shells as their protective shell.
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Brazil, for instance, shells out over 22014 million acres for GMO soybeans.
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Remove wonton shells, and evenly fill with barbecue chicken and coleslaw mixture.
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The turtles' flashy shells actually evolved as protection from predators in nature.
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Old church bells became cannons and shells, used to bombard Christian armies.
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The shells landed in an open lot and no one was hurt.
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However, pumping equipment is being installed in the space between the shells.
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But with these eggs, the shells came off in practically one crack.
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Divide the mixture among the empty shells, really packing it in there.
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Egg shells laid by Novogen Whites are monitored for color and thickness.
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We're mostly impressed at Leo's ability to clean out those peanut shells.
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The shells get stuck everywhere and they're impossible to get it out.
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At least 76 shells from police guns were found in Hampton's apartment.
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The "emperor" cam captures footage of baby emperor penguins emerging from shells.
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Multiple shells hit Syrian capital Saturday, the government-run news agency reported.
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Shells, white, and yolk explode and spill out onto his kitchen floor.
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India's military said that Pakistan was firing mortar shells across the LoC.
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That's because turtles can carry salmonella bacteria on their skin or shells.
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Cancer is a protective sign—crabs do have hard shells, after all.
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There's hardly anything between the hard, unforgiving shells of Burger King's taco.
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The ground was covered in cracked oyster shells, bathroom tiles, porcelain bowls.
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Next to the credenza are some shells fired from one of these.
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Whole crabs and fish skeletons have also been found inside the shells.
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Then life teaches you to develop these different armors and hard shells.
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They're small, they have smooth shells, and the meat is different inside.
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A handful of shells loll in a net draped from the ceiling.
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Despite evidence that the shells had been planted, investigators accepted that account.
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Hundreds of millions of years ago, all cephalopods had heavily armored shells.
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But the photo of the shotgun and shells included the hashtag #HarvardWestlake.
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I wear a lot of white, blues, turquoises and always cowrie shells.
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In 242, a system fired at mortar shells falling outside of Israel.
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But occasionally some are born with shells that turn the other way.
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Falling ammo shells and bits of glass even disturb the liquid's surface.
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Traditional stuffed and baked Italian-American jumbo shells are an easy sell.
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Eggs freeze well if you crack them out of their shells first.
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She did knitting and needlepoint, played bridge and golf and collected shells.
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The colored, pierced shells themselves are probably not much older than that.
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That finding provides strong evidence that the shells were made by Neanderthals.
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Didn't we want the shells to be more shapely, round and deep?
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Once the scouts had finished their collecting mission, the shells were counted.
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The archaeologists recovered 171 clam shells that were modified into sharp tools.
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Or rather, maybe they are literally characters — fictional constructs in human shells.
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Frigates can be armed with a combination of missiles, shells and torpedoes.
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Islamic Jihad began firing heavy barrages of mortar shells around 7 a.m.
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Each vacancy lets about three crabs upgrade their shells, Dr. Chase said.
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Another shells out $30,000 on plastic surgery for a treasured pet fish.
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Instead of merely walking, talking, and listening you collect coins and shells.
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Indirect fire typically refers to attacks with shells launched from a mortar.
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Shells from the island of Ni'ihau can be worth thousands of dollars.
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Dozens of shells fell on Sunday, killing several people, other residents said.
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Then they pick out the plump ones with cracked shells for planting.
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Rummage through shelves to find a healing syringe and some shotgun shells.
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The average American shells out nearly $240 a month for their subscriptions.
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And so the result is that political parties have just become shells.
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Increase the heat to medium-high and add in the lobster shells.
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The rock shrimp — so called as their shells are rock-hard, unlike the brown, pink and tiger varieties, whose shells more closely resemble flimsy plastic — have sweet meats and a texture that resembles uncannily the tail meat of lobsters.
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From there, I selected a combination of a shells and elbow noodle base.
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"We are on egg-shells," said John Schwarz of the Houston Survivors' Association.
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The punctured shells suggest the two were spearfishing for lobsters, which is illegal.
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The same patterns are found in snail shells, flowers and the stock market.
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It covered itself in shells, armouring and hiding itself in one slick move.
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She also researching spent walnut shells and algae oil as a foam substitute.
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The past summer's hot weather exposed shells and bullets in dried-up rivers.
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Mortar shells fired by militants frequently kill or wound civilians in el-Arish.
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They've come to an alarming realization: Mussel shells are getting thinner and thinner.
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Granted, that's less than the price of a full load of smart shells.
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Mostly dried fruit, dried fish, and chicken, and sometimes slimy shells in vinegar.
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The agency's head, Aleksandr Zharov, called it a "battle between shells and armour".
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Four men wearing khaki and puka shells played beer pong in the back.
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These heads and bodies are without flesh, their shells enclosing an empty space.
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Remarkably, the male smashed the shells and willingly shared the meat with others.
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"They are shells," says Fernando Tuesta, a political scientist and former electoral official.
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You're in shorts and shells, you're tapping people, you're letting them run by.
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Just want the divorce final so I'm not walking on egg shells anymore.
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In numbers, Russia's presence in Ukraine means on average 22019 shells a week.
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Some small animals popped out of the shells and scattered into the forest.
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They have cracked shells, injured eyes, missing fins and are covered in wounds.
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Videos will show modern carvers working on shells, claw feet and drawer dovetails.
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The con man presents three shells, one of which has a penny underneath.
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The rocks in each layer held fossilized shells of microscopic plankton called foraminifera.
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Here's the breakdown:The chicken shells arrive at the restaurant locations seasoned and breaded.
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That includes — wait for it — eggs, feces, saliva, and bits of their shells.
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Cook for 5 to 6 minutes, or until the shells are bright red.
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Poaching for turtle meat, shells, oil and eggs is also a major threat.
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"Wampum: Stories from the Shells of Native America," April 260 to Oct. 212.
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Compost all of your coffee grounds, egg shells, and vegetable waste into soil?
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The theme entries in today's puzzle contain three different NUTs, including their shells.
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That's happened before; people put a few shotgun shells in a hunter's pocket.
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The shells fell on a market, killing three and wounding 32, she said.
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Related: Turkey Shells Kurdish-Held Areas in Syria as Russia Continues Bombing Campaign
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The overwhelming majority of snails live in shells that coil to the right.
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Indian and Pakistani soldiers relentlessly fired bullets and mortar shells across the border.
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And hidden among those shells are rich, detailed stories thousands of years old.
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The bombed-out shells of buildings stand like ghosts around the traffic circle.
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"Shells of Elliptical Galaxy NGC 3923 in Hydra," Winner in the Galaxies category.
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But listen carefully enough and you can hear shells in the sand too.
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On her porch, shells strung with twine waft humbly in the warm air.
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Although they are closely related, these two giant tortoises have very different shells.
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Rather than hoard shells, take only the most beautiful specimens of each variety.
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Then shells start flying, and waves of Communist fighters are shown rushing forward.
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The snails are more traditional, parsley-garlic butter sloshing around in their shells.
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Most bakeries sell meringues, sometimes giant ones, or smaller versions called meringue shells.
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He looked quite satisfied with the array of deadly shells, stacked waist-high.
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Shells come in vibrant and fun designs with either snap or loop closures.
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"We had thousands and thousands of shells all over the place," Marchenko said.
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He sells the shrimp in their shells, head-on, fresh and never frozen.
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Walnut shells can be packaging for tiny gifts, like a Borrower's cunning innovation.
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Each of the lobster's shells may look drastically different from the previous one.
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Hundreds of ammunition shells have been recovered from the market scene, Grewal said.
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Reuters witnesses saw tear gas shells and blood splattered on the library floor.
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Nearby, he also struck a layer of shells and two stone arrow heads.
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Crab shells are roasted and then infused in vegetable oil for 48 hours.
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Siphons are essentially two connected straws that clams stick out of their shells.
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It said insurgents fired shells at a village in the northern Hama countryside.
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Three Turkish soldiers were wounded from 35 mortar shells fired on the post.
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"We've reinforced the carbon shells and arms to prevent injuries," Cowper-Smith explained.
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In one sample, collected from a depth of 71-73cm below the sea floor, the translucent shells clocked in as being between 14,030 and 17,9803 years old, while the opaque shells seemed to be aged between 26,120 and 32,580 years.
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K.C.N.A. said that Mr. Kim had made his remarks while inspecting tests of new weapons, including fragmentation-mine shells and underground penetration shells for the North's newly developed large-caliber multiple-rocket launcher that it said had entered serial production.
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Then we ate in rounds, with grilled bread to clean out the grooves in the shells, and a big, simple salad of romaine and sliced radishes, putting a dozen or so half shells on the grill every time we ran out.
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Women and children were among the wounded when the shells hit Al-Keesh square.
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Hamas, in turn, fired dozens of rockets and mortar shells toward Israel this week.
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A material utilizing those shells would help lessen the footprint of the shellfish industry.
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Eggs absorb air as they age, which helps separate the membranes from the shells.
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Think of the resurgence as puka 2.0, featuring cowrie shells in their full form.
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Mr. Portale's recipe starts with pounding lobster bodies and shrimp shells through a sieve.
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Mortar shells land around me, and with each wave of attack they get closer.
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He now has one week to remove the shells, which are infested with maggots.
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"We won't tolerate any empty shells," she said, repeating the ECB's long standing guidance.
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The shrimp arrived with heads and shells on, and required a bit of work.
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Packed up together, all four taco shells create a crunchy rainbow that's so festive.
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The joke refers to a bowl of pistachio shells kept next to the computer.
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American artillery units have recently fired white phosphorous-filled shells in Syria and Iraq.
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Frankly, I think Gauguin is worth oyster shells, but the rich swarmed the painting.
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For more convincing counterfeits, natural shells, spices and herbs are used with the plastics.
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We used walnut shells called tago poko in Dzongkha to create the soft brown.
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Indeed, Antoni says finding their authentic voice draws her clients out of their shells.
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This just-discovered type of polyp spends its life decorating the shells of snails.
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The shells from the beach and those from destroyers chuckled as they went overhead.
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Germans sprayed them with shells and machine-gun fire from a densely forested hill.
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Scientists believe that the bone is there to provide material for the egg shells.
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We are bitter, petulant shells of our former selves floating aimlessly through the Perryverse.
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Just like the Japan release, the U.S. Tamagotchi will come in six different shells.
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In Colombia, the traditional activator is cal, a powder made from pulverized sea shells.
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The house was hit by several shells and the flat next door completely destroyed.
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She also uses household items like egg shells and paper cones for smaller parts.
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That said, crabs have fantastic shells: armor that protects them from the outside world.
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In reality, it was really just an iPhone 5 with colorful new plastic shells.
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The bat-tank doesn't fire explosive shells and it's not technically built for destruction.
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The tiny crabs, their shells still soft, are caught in local creeks by fishermen.
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Lenovo offers replaceable shells for the G Play and has made it splash-proof.
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Opaque shells at that depth were dated to between 27,860 and 33,980 years ago.
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Radiocarbon dating suggests the opaque shells are a lot older than the translucent ones.
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If marine animals can't build effective skeletons and shells, it could disrupt entire ecosystems.
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In rare cases, pearls form naturally inside the shells of certain species of oyster.
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Students grow and hatch baby oysters that are then attached to the cleaned shells.
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The shells that the researchers found were opened and their contents run through sieves.
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Other papers have become "ghosts," shells of their former selves, the report pointed out.
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With "paper-clip" shaped shells, the animals' habits have been subject to much debate.
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We're eating kale with toasted prawn shells and salty cuttlefish croquettes with watercress mayonnaise.
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National political parties, once protectors of establishment order, are shells of their former selves.
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You can store the baked shells and pull them from the freezer as desired.
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The introduction gives historical background from 60,000-year-old engraved ostrich shells to Instagram.
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Their combined military has routinely and indiscriminately launched rockets and shells in residential areas.
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Combined with long dead geoduck shells, data could go back many thousands of years.
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Those features identified hyoliths as a kind of brachiopod, or shellfish with symmetrical shells.
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Later the animal stacks the shells together like nesting bowls — and carts them away.
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On the other hand, losing their shells left cephalopods quite vulnerable to hungry predators.
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I like it with shells sometimes, for how the olives get lost in them.
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Bake some shells with spinach-artichoke dip and eat like a king this evening.
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Most of the rockets or mortar shells were intercepted or fell in open ground.
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But it's also a satisfying as a main (5 to 6 shells will do).
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One company burned the oyster shells for lime; another smashed them for chicken feed.
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The downside: This was the process that resulted in the most cracked egg shells.
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Shrimp or chicken stock, made with leftover shells or bones, respectively (1.5) 14 oz.
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He fills empty avocado shells with lush, creamy and lemony vegan frozen avocado purée.
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The northeast exposure promised waves that would buff oyster shells into tight, tidy shapes.
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The regime forces began firing at us with tank shells, mortars and heavy artillery.
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Researchers have uncovered shells belonging to Stupendemys geographicus, the largest turtle that ever existed.
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Scampi is another option, especially if you don't want to deal with the shells.
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"It's not like everyone is eating out of coconut shells," Ms. Martin said, laughing.
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Government bombs and shells were falling outside, some targeting hospitals; snipers stalked the streets.
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You can get creative by using the Joy-Con shells that you already own.
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A 7-foot-tall portrait of Russian President Vladimir Putin made from bullet shells.
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You're just a struggling actor trying to make these puka shells work for you.
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After all, acidified oceans eat away at the calcium shells in diverse marine critters.
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Remove the shells from the whole pistachios and chop the nuts into small pieces.
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Meanwhile, around the country, former malls and shuttered storefronts remain untouched like apocalyptic shells.
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They retract their necks straight back into their shells by folding the muscles vertically.
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"Mercury anomalies had been documented in sediments, but never before in shells," Petersen said.
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We will not be shipping *minimally* viable shells of a product to satisfy suits.
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We cooked on the grill and drank rum out of freshly opened coconut shells.
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To that end, the average parent shells out $21 each month, the report found.
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Then they looked at how shells of different weights were distributed among the population.
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Oysters, mussels, clams, and other animals need these ions to build up their shells.
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Their fossils were found with preserved shells and sea urchin spines in their guts.
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Iran made no effort to hide its hand behind the shells that rained down.
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Analysts later concluded that about 2000 percent of the North's shells failed to detonate.
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Clams, too, will form these shimmering clumps to trap irritants that enter their shells.
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The shells the hunters are carrying are checked to make sure they are nontoxic.
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It's what's left when the waters recede and you have things that are only half usable or not at all: glass jars, old shells, broken ceramics, a baby blue polystyrene cushion, telephone wires, a rope that's unraveling, branches, dead flowers, more shells.
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Many of Bama's buildings are still shells, windows smashed, doors ripped out and roofs gone.
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For instance, to operate a high-energy laser gun for blasting drones and mortar shells.
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Police used pepper spray and fired tear gas shells in an effort to control protesters.
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They don't make stars like Minnelli anymore; they don't make potato shells like hers, either.
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Every street is strewn with litter and spent shells, the gardens and crops singed black.
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Israeli media reported that one of shells landed near a kindergarten shortly before it opened.
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Terrorists in Syria sometimes use off-the-shelf drones to drop grenades and mortar shells.
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Empty shells and bloodstains from victims could be seen on the floor of the mosque.
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Instead of dumping them, you can actually recycle the shells for construction or environmental projects.
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A Chinese soldier prepares to fire artillery shells for cloud seeding and rainmaking in 2010.
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He found that certain ratios occur in nature, including pine cones, snail shells and flowers.
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The threat most talked of is to creatures that make shells out of calcium carbonate.
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When nearby towns were hit by shells, they left their village of Oum Al-Karameel.
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Conch shells sat on damp, rocky sand and docks stood with no water beneath them.
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Whatever's happening inside their plastic shells, it definitely seems like they're having a hard time.
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This seems unlikely since there are plenty of fossils from similar species with surviving shells.
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It holds a travel-size scent, shells from a beach visit, and a fabric swatch.
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One 2017 sculpture, abundant with oyster shells, is perhaps the most striking in the show.
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But without those incredibly annoying blue shells, this version might actually be far more entertaining.
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Mussels open and close their shells a small amount as part of their normal metabolism.
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Scalloped shells in Cartier colors and handsomely two-toned interiors, creamy belly and ochre mantle.
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He uses empty shells of bullets, tear gas canisters and sometimes shrapnel of Israeli missiles.
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Transfer the shells to a baking sheet and top each with a square of butter.
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What they found: Reefs contain both organic carbon and inorganic carbon, which lives in shells.
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Tortoises have a robust defense against predators in the form of their thick, hard shells.
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But it also contained at least four marine snail shells on top of the ammonite.
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The chefs also add one very special ingredient (a sativa concentrate) to the chocolate shells.
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Eventually, these shells get covered in sediment, preserving their contents for protracted periods of time.
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"South Korea needs to develop core technologies of the jets, not just shells," he said.
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The beans themselves are plastic shells 45mm long and 18mm wide, manufactured by 3D printing.
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The enormous firepower sent shells pounding into the cliffs, churning earth, rock, and entire landscapes.
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"This is just semolina and water," he says, referring to the perfectly formed mini-shells.
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A five-story sphere of origami shells will also debut at this year's Burning Man.
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Thousands of artillery shells are filled with gunpowder and placed on slopes around a village.
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Place oysters back into their bottom shells and place a spoonful of butter onto each.
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It is frequently hit by government airstrikes, barrel bombs dropped by helicopters and artillery shells.
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Eucalyptus leaves, indigo, black curd, turmeric, acorn shells and alum, ingredients for the different colors.
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He stood amid a heap of empty, green wooden boxes that had held artillery shells.
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At least 10 shells had landed there that morning, before hitting their target, Kareem said.
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Rebels, who have no air power, also attacked government-held areas, mainly with mortar shells.
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A linguine with white clam sauce was excellent, served with littleneck clams in their shells.
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We have barely advanced since cowry shells were the currency of choice in ancient China.
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Simply steam them lightly until they've just opened, then pluck the meat from the shells.
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Trinitrotoluene, or TNT, was first used in artillery shells by the German Army in 1902.
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A series of hidden shells funneled money to buy his $6.75 million mansion in Novato.
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He moves the shells around and asks you to pick the shell with the penny.
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Residents described horrifying scenes of people being killed by shells as they searched for shelter.
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North Korea typically aims tests of its artillery shells, missiles and rockets into the sea.
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The shells and larvae are grouped together and strategically placed somewhere off New York's coastline.
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And giant clams have hundreds of tiny pinhole camera-like light detectors on their shells.
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Google offers different colored shells for the Google Home, so this is a similar approach.
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And looking ahead, Microsoft says it may bring other shells to Windows over time, too.
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I walked past beached jellyfish and oyster shells and the slender bones of sea gulls.
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Knowing this detail now, scientists can track rats using their leftover shells like bread crumbs.
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There are shells, fish fossils, pine cones and a prehistoric blade made out of flint.
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Both rockets and mortar shells, especially the latter, were routinely fired at the Green Zone.
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Scrub the eggs well under running water; you want the shells to be very clean.
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Those shells then travel 25 miles north to an Army munitions plant in McAlester, Okla.
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Then, as now, hand grenades were essentially small spherical or oblong shells filled with explosives.
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The wind sweeps bacteria, pollen, leaf fragments and bits of insect shells into the atmosphere.
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Many shells landed near the palace, with some reports suggesting that two even landed inside.
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The inhabitants discarded the shells in heaps that grew year after year, century after century.
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The closest thing to it are abstract engravings etched on shells or pieces of ocher.
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Surfing Louis Vuitton's latest men's wear collection is all about pukka shells and Hawaiian shirts.
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It was so acidic that it began to bleach oyster shells white as we watched.
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What we get, instead, is feathers, fur, cowrie shells, leaves and lots of body paint.
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The shells were little, as advertised, but the beachcombing was like nothing I'd ever seen.
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Our yard and flower beds are constantly littered with hundreds of store-bought peanut shells.
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Ocean acidification makes it harder for shellfish, including oysters, to build their shells and reproduce.
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Both are indicators of fresh shells found on the seafloor, still attached to live clams.
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Racks of mortar shells, more than a hundred in all, were stacked in neat rows.
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In this guide, we've recommended litter made from paper, wheat, pine, and even walnut shells.
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The researchers buy unwanted shrimp shells from restaurants, supermarkets and local fishermen at cheap prices.
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Both are typical visual signatures of white phosphorus, which can be loaded into artillery shells.
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Popular traditional accoutrements, such as textiles and cowrie shells, are also present in German's sculptures.
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They need bigger and bigger shells throughout their lives, but can't grow these homes themselves.
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The outer shells have tracery in interlocking circle patterns, resembling rose windows in Gothic churches.
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"One of the shotgun shells was for my daughter," Baze said days after the massacre.
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Well... in 1968, Swiss soldiers on another training exercise accidentally lobbed five shells into Liechtenstein.
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Options are increasingly limited for those injured as the bombs, rockets and shells rain down.
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They're the only marine mammal that uses stone tools and rocks to break open shells.
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Some birds lay colorful or speckled eggs, and others lay eggs with plain white shells.
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The practice of stringing shells is an important part of Aboriginal women's culture in Tasmania.
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Witnesses said at least 10 Israeli shells had hit Al Wazzani shortly after the blast.
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Eventually, however, the constant compromise made for two grumpy, bleary-eyed shells of human beings.
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Place the shells and heads in a medium saucepan and cover with 8 cups water.
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Now the shells have been shuffled, and the PEA has landed inside the WALNUT shell.
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Many shops present the concoction in coconut shells, the way it has been historically served.
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The YPG claimed Turkey had launched 70 shells at Kurdish villages as of Friday morning.
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I ran over them with tanks and blew them into the air with mortar shells.
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Oysters seem like very simple animals: just two rocky shells surrounding globs of gray flesh.
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Because of the delicate nature of the empty shells all Mignon eggs are hand-made.
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I could have tried to peck away at his twin shells of denial and entitlement.
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We are invited to throw our mussel shells into our table's centerpiece, like rowdy Viking princes.
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Leaving your house could spell instant death as shells could fall on Daraya at any time.
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Stuff the southwestern poultry into taco shells, or serve any of the flavors over salad greens.
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Smash the crab shells into small pieces and place in a baking dish with the butter.
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Archaeologists discovered a number of offerings left by worshippers, such as Spondylus shells imported from Ecuador.
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People stayed indoors as gunfire, tank cannons and mortar shells rang out in Sabha early Monday.
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When a mussel dies, those shells open up, exposing the internal tissue or an empty shell.
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I microwave chicken mixed with cheese and heat up a couple taco shells in a skillet.
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It's a wonderful thing to watch people come out of their shells and make new friendships.
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New hubs being set up by UK-based lenders must not be empty shells, Hufeld said.
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Chinese shipyards are now littered with half-finished shells, like immense steel earthworms cut in two.
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Each painting features clam, cockle, and mussel shells on plywood or canvas, all painted vibrant colors.
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Rise Buddy shells out three other savory flavor options: Sea Salt, BBQ, and Sour Cream & Onion.
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Photographs of the cache sent by the security source showed large numbers of shells and rockets.
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Marine worms called lamp shells have violet to pink blood, according to the American Chemical Society.
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The unsettling cause for the thinning shells is the rapidly acidifying waters of the Pacific Ocean.
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Other insects cloaked themselves using plant residue, wood fibers, dust, and lifeless shells of their victims.
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Old-style parties have become empty shells but in many countries have yet to be replaced.
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If you remember back to high school chemistry, electrons arrange themselves inside specific shells around atoms.
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Before Ive, gadgets were not typically made out of aluminum shells carved out of single blocks.
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" Next, they began creating implants with "nubby surfaced shells so the balloon surface now was irregular.
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Gardiner, like me, loved shells and rocks, and she did the fireplace in the living room.
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Three different pistols were used in the murder, the police deduce from the shells they find.
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For years, biologists have accumulated evidence of marine calcifiers losing their shells during bouts of undersaturation.
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But the Fire tablets are already pretty hardy without cases, thanks to their thick plastic shells.
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Mr McCarthy estimates that each new client costs the company $94; Blue Apron shells out $84.
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Cancer is a crab after all—their shells are armor, protecting them from the outside world.
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Shrimp with or without their heads should be allowed to keep their shells, tails, and feet.
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The homes are shells of what they once were -- a mirror of this city, Farmer said.
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And it's likely not the last of the Franken-shells you'll be seeing from Taco Bell.
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That's because acidic water corrodes the calcium that makes the shells and structures in these creatures.
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He must have been there for a while since there were piles of shells around him.
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MacLachlan is interested in chitin, a biomaterial found in the shells of iridescent beetles and crustaceans.
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A hillbilly would have a weapon, but they would have already fired off all their shells.
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Oyster farming is almost artisanal: Women choose the small shells that will be used for fattening.
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The men on the boats could hear the scream of the shells as they passed overhead.
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The pièce de résistance is the cannoli, crispy shells filled to order with that classic cream.
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On Wednesday, India fired mortar shells across the frontier dividing Kashmir, hitting the village of Kotli.
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In those cases, the translucent shells had similar apparent ages while the opaque ones did not.
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Acidification makes it harder for creatures such as scallops or lobsters to grow their protective shells.
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Heavy rebel bombardment, with more than 150 rockets and shells, struck southwestern districts, the Observatory said.
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Syria's Interior Ministry said mortar shells fired by rebels had fallen in two neighborhoods in Damascus.
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"The shells were hitting the deck of the stage when I was on it," he said.
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The small group threads its way along the darkening street, past rotting cauliflower and coconut shells.
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Armored vehicles fired volleys of shells while the militants responded with gunfire and rocket-propelled grenades.
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But since then we have tried death by chemical weapons, by barrel bombs, by mortar shells.
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As water chemistry becomes more acidic on the West Coast, shellfish larvae struggle to build shells.
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Moscow said the shells had been fired from the rebel-held Jobar neighborhood east of Damascus.
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"50 yards from the border, with the rockets and shells going over our heads," Farrell recalls.
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These organic patterns and forms, like those found in shells or plants, always piqued Franck's interest.
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If you have extra filled shells, you can stack them on each other in another layer.
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"Unlike a tortilla chip, taco shells can't break, and have to properly hold the taco ingredients."
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Kurdish forces appeared to strike back on Thursday, when shells hit a border town in Turkey.
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Bullets again pinged off the vehicle, and mortar shells sent up plumes of dust around us.
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He grabbed half a dozen shotgun shells, then put on gloves and wiped them for prints.
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And surgery on gastrointestinal tracts is difficult to do if it requires breaking open their shells.
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I remembered their crushed peanut shells and vodka specials, the sweet blur of that nightly surrender.
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They brought dates and steel utensils from Arabia; they took back mangrove logs and cowrie shells.
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I could feel the overpressure from the bursting shells, a concussive force that shook my cheeks.
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Spirals are everywhere, from the tiniest fragile snail shells to the vast arcs of the cosmos.
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The shells, missiles and barrel bombs are still falling, exacerbating some of the war's worst carnage.
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In news from our science desk: Most snails live in shells that coil to the right.
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Brachiopods have valves above and below their shells to open and close for feeding or protection.
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There, about 280 pounds of blank steel is heated up and then forged into hollow shells.
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But here, too, are deep-fried momos shaped like waning moons, approximating little hard taco shells.
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Hamas and other armed groups responded with force, launching rockets and mortar shells into southern Israel.
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As the performers' unexpected, deliberate destruction emphasizes, buildings are, at their core, shells for our activity.
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A casserole of giant shells filled with spinach and ricotta would be an aces Sunday lunch.
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Steam mussels or clams and remove from their shells, freeze, then use in chowders and soups.
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How it works: "Traditional helmets have very rigid outer shells," VICIS founder Dave Marver tells Axios.
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Youth football: In the past, most youth football helmets were just adult helmets with lightweight shells.
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We ate them boiled, tearing off the heads and shells before devouring the sweet, juicy meat.
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It is often derived from burned organic substances, such as coconut shells (as in coconut ash).
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My inner teenager, that prone-to-shock kid, dangled visions of shells and fun lava pools.
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An hour later, she returned to the towels, a stash of shells cradled in her shirt.
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It's possible that stone was hard to come by, which is why they sought out shells.
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Across the line of metal barricades, a police officer spat sunflower seed shells onto Constitution Avenue.
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Here, afro picks, cowrie shells, Nefertiti profile currency, Black bodies, and hoodies are the new pictographs.
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Surpassing value was also placed on the pinkish shells of spondylus, a species of spiny oyster.
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To start, Shank took original GameCube WaveBird controller shells, and carefully split them down the middle.
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You could always make chicken Canzanese today, or rich garlic soup with spinach and pasta shells.
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In some places this increasing acidity is dissolving the shells of creatures like clams and shrimp.
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The man was challenging his audience to find the pea after he moved the shells around.
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Video footage shows many of the corpses were partially decomposed and some already had fragmented shells.
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Indian border forces opened fire with tear gas shells and live ammunition as the protesters approached.
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Image: Ross Clark, UK"Shells of Elliptical Galaxy NGC 3923 in Hydra:" Winner of Galaxies category.
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The shells were found in the Cueva de los Aviones, a sea cave in southeastern Spain.
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They'd pulled out a butchered ibex mandible, a number of mollusk shells and pine-nut husks.
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They leave only reluctantly, chased off by the polar bear patrol with firecracker shells and spotlights.
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The entire beach seemed to be in motion, tiny white conch shells skittering across the sand.
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But that is simply how I, and surely many dear readers, were introduced to puka shells.
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Thankfully, the company has no intention of forcing anyone to clean loos or paint snail shells.
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Their shells come in a variety of colors including white, tawny orange, yellow and dark gray.
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He shaved his head and face — to leave no traces — and wiped clean his shotgun shells.
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Kava is a cloudy green tonic, served in little miso bowls meant to resemble coconut shells.
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Remove from flame, filter the broth with a sieve and separate the seafood from the shells.
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Hundreds have fallen victim to the shells, mines, and bullets of the Houthis and their allies.
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