They're also selling wolf tails, leopard tails, and fox ones too.
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Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles' sprites are all impressively detailed, and things like Sonic's ears or Tails', er, tails will subtly ripple in the wind when the characters are running.
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Tails: The Amnesic Incognito Live System Tails is the key to anonymizing your new computer.
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Instead, fishmongers offer trimmed monkfish "tails," or monktails, since the thick fillets are tapered, somewhat resembling lobster tails.
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So the coin isn't heads, it's not tails, it's—for example—the probability of 20213% heads and 80% tails.
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Yes, of course, we're talking about Miles "Tails" Prower — most often known as just Tails, the twin-tailed fox:
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Pigs distressed by their conditions will often bite their own tails; the cheapest way to manage that behavior is to cut off their tails.
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While some house cats are born with bobbed tails, and others still lose their tails later in life, all bobcats, by definition, possess this key feature.
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"Her hair was two pony tails on the side on Saturday, it was braided in the pony tails, there was nothing wrong with her hair," Robinson told Boston25.
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But cats do move their tails, and their tails can be very expressive, and give you some indication as to what exactly is going on in a cat's mind.
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Knuckles and Tails are available as optional characters with a little more mobility — Tails can fly, Knuckles can glide and climb — but the core loop is still the same: run and jump.
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The box office weekend tails off significantly after Jungle Book.
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The crawfish will become bright red and tails will curl.
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It's been a month and you're still chasing your tails.
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We'd get them out and spin them on their tails.
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Effectively, it's both heads and tails at the same time.
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But I couldn't make heads or tails of the structure.
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"Some of those early gigs, were just …" He tails off.
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Dinosaur tails are the hottest things in fashion right now.
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No tails means no swimming, so natural breeding wasn't possible.
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ARE YOU IN FACT TRYING TO RIDE JOHN'S COAT TAILS?
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The tails are expected to disappear in a few months.
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Now with BPO on our tails — the cluster's been birthed.
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They are both terrible dancers, and Tom's tuxedo has tails.
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Tails wave, one paws the ground open for the other.
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However, they are not alone, competing with Lily's Kitchen, Tails.
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Those guys have been working their tails off all year.
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How do Tails and Amy feel about all of this?
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Thresher varieties, with their long tails, are the most common.
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To really propel themselves, most fish wriggle their powerful tails.
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From above, they typically resemble kites with strings and tails.
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Does throwing out heads, tails and bones really make sense?
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They gathered in knots, trailing wisps like feet and tails.
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"They wag their tails when they are happy," she said.
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"I thought our guys played their tails off," Joerger said.
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KATHARINA: Yours, if you talk of tails: and so farewell.
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No more would I hack the tails off majestic dino-dragons in order to upgrade my equipment so as to hack the tails off even bigger dino-dragons (and so on and so forth).
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His animals also got to keep their tails, unlike American and most Danish piglets, whose tails are cut off without anesthesia to avoid the tail-biting injuries that can occur in closely packed barns.
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When they wag their tails with a bias to the left, they're not happy about a situation; when they wag their tails with a bias to the right, that's a sign of affection and happiness.
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I don't think that people should cut tails off their pets.
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Six baby squirrels with their tails tangled up, in Elkhorn, Nebraska.
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"We have been working our tails off in practice," McDermott said.
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Centerpiece varieties include pineapples, flamingos, mermaid tails, cacti, unicorns, and llamas.
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Then, they began flicking their tails and doing somersaults (see picture).
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Take all the lobster tails and claws off and set aside.
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When it comes up tails, subtract 40 percent of your wealth.
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"We know that early pterosaurs had fairly long tails," said Witton.
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A pet's ears, paws and tails are especially susceptible to injury.
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Keep those tails wagging Don't leave your pet alone and hungry.
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I charge all the crystals myself, usually they have crystal tails.
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"It's also dog-friendly, so there's always wagging tails," she said.
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After a series of broken whale tails, the team got creative.
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By the time evening came, those Bunny Tails were no more.
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Tails is an operating system that's used for maintaining privacy online.
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They fought their tails off today, got back and went ahead.
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They're just a little too much like actual tails for comfort.
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This is a heads I win and tails you lose situation.
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All financial crises have long tails; 85033 will be no different.
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Prince Harry: … just wagging tails and I was just like argh.
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They wanted us to flee with our tails between our legs.
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Think tails and top hats instead of trainers and tank tops.
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Despite their sometimes-long tails, starters are creatures of the now.
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The waxen figures of Africans were, in contrast, displayed with tails.
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The next seven lines define these loops and tails as fingers.
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Republicans have their fangs bared and you have your tails tucked.
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In the end, that species becomes known for its long tails.
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We worked our tails off on these articles back in 1998.
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The pick: Tails ($51 to win $50)The logic: Never fails.
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All of the dogs are back to wagging their tails now.
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Also: The bit with the synchronized tails is just plain creepy.
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Heads meant to decide in the affirmative; tails meant to decline.
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To make a Tails USB stick, follow the installation procedure here.
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She says there is no available anesthetic for the procedures, that castrating boars is necessary to prevent the meat from becoming too musky, and that cutting off piglets' tails prevents them from biting each other's tails.
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Guests were instructed simply to "come in tails," so some showed up in white tie, some showed up in animal tails, and some showed up covered in stories that they had printed out and cut into ribbons.
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Unfortunately, Happy Tails is used to having animals abandoned outside the shelter.
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Prior to disentangling the tails, Stastny gave the squirrels a mild painkiller.
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See Prince William and Prince Harry in their top hat and tails.
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A coin, for example, can be heads, or it can be tails.
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Most people would say: no, dogs wag their tails, cats do not.
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Jo RighettiAnimal Behaviorist, founder of Pet Problems SolvedCats tails are quite expressive.
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Sanders closely tails in third at 17 percent, based on the average.
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The ship goes through about 2,100 pounds of lobster tails every week.
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The kick drifts right, tails left, then soars high between the uprights.
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The question is where and when will we use these doggy tails?
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They have a single big head, but they have three different tails.
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"Tails: a communication tool that doesn't require words," the demo video begins.
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These are "healthy" and organic vegan meals, sometimes adorned with mermaid tails.
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Browar says most of his retouching involved removing cat tails from images.
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"Those 12 females choose who they extend their tails to," Gibbs says.
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On race days, the boats sport colorful carved dragon heads and tails.
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What has nine tails, super speed, and an appetite for men's souls?
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Wilson suggested that heads should mean arrest and tails should mean release.
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Guess heads or tails correctly, and you take the other person's money.
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Chitlins, tails, hearts, hog heads, trotters, livers were our payments for work.
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Ponies now have more hair style options than just their eponymous tails.
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All of these rats have smooth tails with small scales on them.
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His white chef's jacket could almost have been a tux and tails.
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Geckos lose their tails if captured endwise, probably their most famous trait.
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It's the day we celebrate fluff, yips, tiny tummies, and wagging tails.
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"It's heads Trump wins, and tails the government loses," Mr. Knoll said.
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The British supermodel wore a top hat and tails for the occasion.
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During the ritual, the male and female nip at each other's tails.
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For example, heads and tails after flipping a coin are mutually exclusive.
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It was kind of a "heads I win, tails you lose" game.
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It blends in with the ears and tails of the all elephants.
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All the dinosaurs were coldblooded and dragged their tails on the ground.
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Long-tails growled slowly along, stuffed with tourists in orange life jackets.
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Unfortunately their tails are broken and may need to be amptutated [sic].
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Apparently, 5,500 lobster tails are consumed on the ship every single day.
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The Quadrantids are known for bright fireball meteors with long, glowing tails.
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Marilyn KriegerCertified Cat Behavior Consultant, owner of The Cat Coach LLC, and author of Naughty No MoreThe direction and speed with which cats move and swish their tails conveys how they're feeling—their tails act like emotional barometers.
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When you see tails that move slowly, left to right, that can indicate the cats are a little bit annoyed—they'll also sometimes move their tails that way when they are hunting and about to pounce in play.
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Paint the gold gloss onto the inner and outer tails of your eyebrows.
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But the pound is also riding on the coat-tails of the dollar.
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There's superposition—the midair coin being heads and tails at the same time.
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Unlike in Europe, feet, ears and tails are in high demand in China.
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Baying spectators jab them with sharp sticks, or yank and twist their tails.
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That passion is glammed-up ballet with a suit-and-tails sporting Yolanda.
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Their tails are naturally bobbed, shorter than the evocative whips of their cousins.
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They shed their post-reproductive life the way we shed our prehensile tails.
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Holes are cut for eyes, nostrils, mouth and, in some cases, pony tails.
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"I thought all the guys that were out there fought their tails off."
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Prices can move rapidly (fat tails), perhaps in response to a trading mistake.
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Once the two tails were in place, it was time to start braiding!
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They responded with rough licks and wagging tails, which she took as confirmation.
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That was a team that competed their tails off from start to finish.
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Many of them still had their heads and tails, and weren't delivered packaged.
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But phage-tails also induce metamorphosis in several types of larvae, including tubeworms'.
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If you're running Tails, you already have a browser on there called Tor.
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You flip a coin and it's either going to be heads or tails.
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After 50, participants must drop off tails in sandwich bags at statewide checkpoints.
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Some interesting tales — and tails — in the news in the last two weeks.
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Towards the right, brightly-painted tuna tails are displayed on the building's exterior.
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Accessories included bags with fox tails as well as kitten and metallic heels.
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The game was also the debut of Sonic's trusty sidekick, Miles "Tails" Prower.
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While you're having fun and relaxing, crew members are working their tails off.
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Taryn: Lobster tails are very thin, shell-shaped pastries filled with Bavarian cream.
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A subplot involving tangled elephant tails that is resolved without ever being introduced.
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Matthews sported a three-piece morning suit with a pale waistcoat and tails.
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"Otherwise, we're just going to be putting out fires and chasing our tails."
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Their colorful tails — vibrant blues, yellows and oranges — shone brightly against overcast skies.
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Despite the fact it came up tails ... the cops opted to arrest Webb.
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Panda cubs are born with fine white down, long tails and pink skin.
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This being a poignant message, especially on the tails of Mac Miller's death.
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They didn't turn their heads, they didn't swish their tails, they didn't blink.
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There are leashes and cat-o'-nine tails, choking and well-aimed kicking.
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They may have "busted their tails," as many low-wage workers also do.
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The process culminated in being whipped by a metallic cat-o'-nine tails.
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Winglike sheets of skin stretched from their cheeks to their legs and tails.
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They are tiny mouselike mammals with gray fur, long tails, and pointy snouts.
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It looks like a very sweet game: Heads I win, tails you lose.
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The board was super impressed, and rightfully so, we've worked our tails off.
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But then you notice the giant tuna hanging from their tails in cabinets.
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It's not uncommon for baby squirrels to naturally get their tails stuck together.
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"I honestly can't make heads or tails of what's going on," Rodriguez said.
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During FurryCons, Gill said their most popular items by far are plush tails.
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It's like a trick coin — heads, Trump wins; tails, the Republican Party loses.
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Still, both companies must innovate in order to keep their investors' tails wagging.
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For example, if you were flipping a coin, the chances of it landing on heads or tails is 50/50—flipping the coin in 10 seconds or 10 nanoseconds doesn't change the probability of it landing on heads or tails.
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Sometimes—and my cats will do this—when they're really happy to see me they'll face me, their tails are up in the air with a slight curve and the base of their tails are slightly puffed out while they quiver.
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Happy Tails provides instructions on how to safely rehome a pet on its website.
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But Sasha goes to Becky's hiding spot and finds a chain of mouse tails.
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They're like tiny purple monkeys with giant hands at the end of their tails.
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There is a probability for the flipping coin to be either heads or tails.
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Look at the fuzzy tails of passing comets or the bright flashes of meteors.
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The late November edition of Newton's fall fashion guide must call for fox tails.
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Men traditionally wear formal white tie coats with tails and women formal evening gowns.
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Colorful males tend to have bigger tails, too, which can make them better swimmers.
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Male desirability starts low, rises until about 50, then tails off gently (see chart).
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I cannot make heads or tails of it; I use different T&E software.
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When the bacteria have somewhere to go, these tails bundle together and move counterclockwise.
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At the same time, scorpions with similar tails did not differ in their strikes.
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For most Western Muslims the appeal of jihadism reassuringly tails off after two generations.
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Shrimp are safe too, as long as they're fully peeled with the tails off.
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In the image above, they've spotted something very strange: The comet has two tails.
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Your memo was a triumph of motivated reasoning: heads men win; tails women lose.
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Think of two-up as a slightly more complex version of heads or tails.
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The dress code is white tie and tails for men and gowns for women.
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Americans bust their tails, some working two or three jobs, but wages stay flat.
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We've seen tall cats and long tails, but this is our first tremendous tongue.
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The only problem was the coin landed on its edge, neither heads nor tails.
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Before he was done, Weismann had severed 901 tails through five generations of mice.
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Almost 80 of them went, tails wagging, to take cover in her master bedroom.
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Things go south, as they must, and she high-tails it back to Dad.
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Halve the tails lengthwise, remove the poo tube, and gently peel away the chill.
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Instead of wearing a flowing cape, Lima wore form-fitting jewel-encrusted suit tails.
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But I couldn't make heads or tails out of it while we were recording.
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Their tails are longer than most cats' to help them balance on steep slopes.
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"We desperately need more information about what's going on in these tails," he said.
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He wrapped its long tails up carefully and dropped it down to the ground.
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The lures have "paddle tails," which creates vibrations that hungry fish pick up on.
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Here's what else is happening: It's days like today that make our tails wag.
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But the movie, with its erect tails and butt shots, is dumb and lewd.
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They couldn't make heads or tails out of who, or what, my mother was.
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Interestingly, the cats have ears, whiskers, and tails, but human hands, feet, and faces.
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The tops of the vertical tails are well above four stories off the ground.
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Soon after, he began acquiring specialty varieties with bulbous eyes and silk-like tails.
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Their tails were thick and muscular, and they had strong legs with long claws.
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Though the coin reportedly landed on tails, the officers decided to arrest Webb anyway.
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In 2013, she launched Purple Rainbow Tails to raise money for the same cause.
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All had beluga-like flippers, narwhal-like tails and solid gray skin, he said.
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Today's professional mermaids don't just don tails and smile and sit idly by pools.
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Tails comes packaged and ready for anonymous browsing, with encrypted email and encrypted chat.
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No matter how many asses I inspect, I still can't believe you've all got tails.
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The drugged, brainless embryos developed severe birth defects, such as crooked tails and spinal cords.
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Some may still require surgery to remove parts of their tails damaged during the tangling.
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But the most common sign of the disease is lesions on the wings and tails.
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These "tails," an assortment of stepped balconies, seem to hover provocatively over the horizontal base.
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We competed our tails off, and I felt like we dominated most of the game.
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Some cats may flick their tails a little bit when they're sleeping and are disturbed.
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They also have powerful tails that can support them when hanging upside-down from branches.
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Docking dogs' tails and cutting their ears is banned in the United Kingdom and Australia.
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The youngest in the troop was seven; there were several teenaged girls with pony-tails.
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"We can't make heads or tails of it," Travis Charlton of Clarkston, Washington, tells PEOPLE.
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Use literally any other phrase to ride the coat tails of those who did read.
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I thought we worked our tails off, I thought we were hard forechecking, hard driving.
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If you can make heads or tails out of any of this, let me know.
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Obviously, Trump doesn&apost believe MS-27 gang members have tails and fur and hooves.
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Piña tails him to a nearby house, where he sees Escobar's right hand, Velasco (JACKPOT).
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"Little kids might poke them in the eyes or pull their tails," Dr. Osborne says.
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Many dogs found with wounds/lacerations; removed tails of weaned puppies with unacceptable "banding" method.
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And they tear their hair out trying to make heads or tails of the plot.
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People are dressed up as all your favorite characters: Sonic, Tails, Other Sonic, Mr. Eggs.
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We got our tails kicked as a team tonight RHP Ubaldo Jimenez continues to struggle.
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Many of the mermaids make their own tails and often begin selling those to others.
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Stuffed lobster tails, baked eel, stuffed crabs, fresh oysters, and calamari may make an appearance.
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The storm of fluff, barks and wagging tails immediately got The Queen actress, 71, smiling.
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Individual Pseudoalteromonas cells produce small spears, called phage-tails, to defend themselves against hostile bacteria.
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Glanzman and his team gave the snails a series of electric shocks to their tails.
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If it's heads 10 times in a row, you would expect tails on the 11th.
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We tried to lose them down a side road but they were on our tails.
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And their striking masks, impish faces, lustrous fur, and ringed tails are all aesthetically appealing.
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The Times reported then about a hunter using explosives who handed in about 250 tails.
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Then, over time, the impact tails off, making for tougher year-over-year upgrade comparisons.
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"We're busting our tails trying to find a way to get that parade," he said.
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An illustration: Alice has no idea whether a coin toss will land heads or tails.
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Tails, you take on Melissa Clark's recipe for tuna salad with capers, olives and lemon.
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No ponytails, ducktails, rat-tails, male bun or puffballs shall be allowed on male students.
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So she went out and got herself a set of tails, just like the men.
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When he took a closer look, he realized their tails were frozen to the ground.
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Very picturesque, even if the tails don't always point the way you think they should.
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Washington (CNN)To look at, they're what most would call elephant tusks, ears or tails.
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"We should have learned by now that wars have long tails and unexpected consequences." video
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They are little bug-eyed monkey things with long tails that have kangaroo type legs.
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These human hunters were depicted with some augmentations, such as tails or bird-like beaks.
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It tails an assassin wreaking havoc in Europe and the government agent tracking her down.
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They scurried around the Capitol with their chests deflated and their tails between their legs.
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Next are the crab toasts, then butter-bathed lobster tails, then linguine with local clams.
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""We painted our Mustangs' tails red so the Germans knew who they were dealing with!
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You get the tails of the distribution weighing in against the center of the distribution.
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Also, modern lizards like iguanas and komodos, which can lash their flexible tails, lack spikes.
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The new version of the Flying Battery Zone was teased in March featuring Sonic and Tails.
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As urban legend tells us, that's what happens when the tails of rats get knotted together.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren trailing him and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg on their tails.
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There's a core spiritual question for dogs who chase their tails: What, exactly, are they after?
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Pret-A-Reporter notes that Wilson donned a Giorgio Armani Made to Measure tuxedo with tails.
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That little bit of humanity is more endearing than all the mermaid tails in the world.
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These tails propel them through a medium by moving in a kind of rotating helical motion.
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Put them in water and they form little round bundles, tails inward and hydrophilic heads outwards.
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"Americans bust their tails, some working two or three jobs, but wages stay flat," Warren said.
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Elsewhere dog owners can order food tailored to their pets' specific requirements, from outfits like Tails.
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"We think that twist could be a key for how the tails function acoustically," said Lee.
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If you're wondering what those little curlicue tails on quinoa actually are, they're the endosperm, a.k.a.
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Shrimp with or without their heads should be allowed to keep their shells, tails, and feet.
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They have long necks and whip-like tails, small heads, and walk on four thick legs.
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She rotated her wheelchair's joystick to turn towards me and show me her new pig tails.
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His shutdown of Chicago left the Brewers on the Cubs' tails, rather than four games back.
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Basically, anyone selling drugs on the internet without Tails is much more likely to get caught.
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There are people in that party who have been working their tails off for this country.
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This year's competition had seven entrants, who, wearing elegantly colored tails, cavorted in a large pool.
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He braises the tails for three or four hours beforehand with fish sauce, honey and garlic.
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He buys prawns, monkfish tails and the bones and heads of two skates, and heads home.
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If FOMOs are like dogs, barking excitedly and chasing their own tails, JOMOS are more feline.
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Or it would be simple if Vietnamese stalls across the United States sold grilled pig tails.
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I like seeing their smiling faces and their wagging tails as they look out the window.
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Open interest then tails off sharply in the more rarefied atmosphere above that strike price level.
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They have naked tails like rats, are nocturnal, and are a common victim of vehicle strikes.
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They have grasping tails to grip seagrasses and corals to avoid being swept away by currents.
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She also conceded that the company castrates and clips the tails of pigs without using anesthetic.
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Those extra hairs not only widen your arches, but they can also lengthen your stubby tails.
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Hoses extend from its neck, and its back is dominated by tubular extensions and reptilian tails.
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One description portrays Grýla as having 15 tails, together bearing one hundred balloons filled with children.
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She called tails, winning the toss for Arizona, and posed for pictures with the school's mascot.
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The separate tails intertwine, as do the voices of all the women out on the streets.
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Grasping hold of Mr Trump's coat-tails, he made a political return brimming with resentful craziness.
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The winner of that drawing then got to call heads or tails during a coin toss.
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And I certainly don't need wearable cat ears or cat tails or any other feline appendage.
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Everyone suffers from the shutdown by slowing our business after we have busted our tails planning.
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This is a genre that features girls with tails and hooves having sex with tentacle monsters.
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It was to raise funds for her nonprofit animal rescue and advocacy organization, Tails of Joy.
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The surface of the water was churning, black tails poking up like so many miniature sails.
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Perhaps more intriguing, they also look more doglike, with floppy ears, wagging tails and piebald fur.
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"Some people will react to success by trying to hang onto your coat tails," Branson warns.
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He didn't know about methanol, he said, but he made a practice of never using tails.
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HE SAID HE SEES YOU IN THIS POSITION AS A HEADS, TRUMP WINS, TAILS, TRUMP LOSES.
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Besides, the ringmaster was a woman: in slick-cut tails and a ruffled sheer white blouse.
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"For men, it was all about coats with tails and canes and top hats," he said.
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Negroni Tails is primarily instrumental, an ecclectic collection of electronic tinged beats and chopped up samples.
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Place a mound of boil spice at each persons spot for them to swipe peeled tails through.
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The group plans to work with lobsters used in the meat-processing market or for frozen tails.
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My bright blond hair was common, but the thick woolly texture of my pig-tails was not.
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Computers calculate with bits—two-state systems, like a coin that can either be heads or tails.
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Particles take on exact values of certain innate properties, the way coins are either heads or tails.
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So until it lands and we look at it, we don't know if it's heads or tails.
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Flying birds with short tails that end in a compound bone are broadly classified as pygostylian birds.
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These animals often have long and massive tails, because they rely heavily on the caudofemoralis for walking.
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At the prison, she described seeing a whip — a "cat o' nine tails" — hanging on the wall.
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The drunker they get, the more the crayfish strut around upright, flip their tails, or flop over.
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Two former staffers said Bravo would aggressively try to evade tails by throwing elbows and running away.
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But such body modifications could exist, as humans are already naturally born with primordial tails, Knoepfler says.
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A Kansas City player then shouted that the Chiefs had called tails, and Wrolstad quickly corrected himself.
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Merfolk participate in the Open Swim, where community members admire each other's tails and celebrate each other.
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You cannot make heads or tails out of what the person talking to you is even saying.
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Hate radio howled for blood, warning that the Tutsi rebels were devils with bulbous eyes and tails.
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Later, two roe deer sprang out of a bush, their white tails bobbing as they pranced away.
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"These men and women are working their tails off out there," he said of the police force.
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Tails is what Edward Snowden has recommended for desktop and laptop work that needs to stay private.
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"Heads you lose, tails you lose with regard to interest rates," Sanchez told "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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A group of children smirk as they hang two more tabbies by their tails from a post.
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As of now, no one seems to be able to make heads or tails of the commands.
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There were classic, decorated, and sky-high 'tails, and one thing's for sure — they were all fabulous.
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These can reach 75 miles per hour, spewing massive rooster tails of brown mud in their wakes.
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However, the kittens are convinced that the rat tails are there primarily for them to play with.
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Remy and Emile are ok with that so long as the kittens play gently with their tails.
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To give sperm with low motility an added boost, tiny metal helices are fitted around their tails.
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Roboticists are struggling to make heads and tails out of the claims made by AI chip companies.
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Active asteroid Gault, and its two new tails—a sign that the object is beginning to disintegrate.
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Comets are balls of ice and rock that form tails of debris as they approach the sun.
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Honestly, this stuff is all too kookoo bananas to make heads or tails of at this point.
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For his part, Prince Harry looked very regal in his pinstripe pants, vest and tails tuxedo jacket.
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A kind samaritan stumbled across four baby squirrels that somehow got their tails stuck in a knot.
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Polypterus, mudskippers, and some catfish can crutch along for short distances by pushing off of their tails.
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And there are three playable characters, but the other two are Tails and Knuckles, so that's okay.
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Yet, today we can clearly see a growing number of Americans sporting tails of brightly colored feathers.
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The red line shows a less probable risk but with longer "tails," encompassing some extremely severe outcomes.
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We thought we'd hit our peak when makeup brushes started to resemble mermaid tails and unicorn horns.
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The guys stepped up and played their tails off and there's still a lot to play for.
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Upon my arrival, Safina's dogs, Jude and Chula, barked and wagged their tails as they greeted me.
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Their embryos start out looking very similar, consisting of heads and tails and not much in between.
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Mermaids have fish tails, dummy, she said, smacking him and feeling relieved when he didn't flinch again.
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That sort of characteristic movement that cats do with their tails I think is produced pretty strikingly.
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Their tails are carried high over their backsides in a fish hook shape, like a Shiba Inu.
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At the time, software used to process the image couldn't make heads or tails of the data.
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Fund size tails will wag check size dogs, no matter how often VCs tell themselves they won't.
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Amidst a desert landscape, birds of different breeds fly, eat, swim, and transform, shedding feathers or tails.
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Incumbent Dick Galbraith called heads, but the coin toss, executed by City Clerk Ashlee Langley, fell tails.
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But we can't make heads or tails of it without knowing what else was in the affidavit.
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They leapt at the chain link fence, tails wagging, then surged in joyous waves through a gate.
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Navy called "tails," and that was what it was when the flipped coin landed on the turf.
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A wild animal," with grotesque tails "full of mucous, full of slime—half woman and half monster.
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Even if the gods do flip a coin, the results aren't so clear as heads or tails.
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Now Langdon, still in tails, dashes out of the museum alongside its director, the beautiful Ambra Vidal.
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He wore a blue short-sleeved shirt torn at the tails and shorts that exposed swollen legs.
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The coin featured walruses on the heads side and the Alaska state seal on the tails side.
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Le was around, but even he couldn't always make heads or tails of what they had done.
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While we pick our jaws up from the floor, they are hiding their tails between their legs.
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Donald Trump had hoped to pull a "heads I win, tails you lose" trick with this election.
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They managed to kidnap Piper and drive away with her while Jo was hot on their tails.
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Pure wolves have straighter tails that have a black spot (which marks a scent gland) on them.
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Their tails incurred a few broken bones, which can heal, but lost blood flow often means amputation.
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Greater sea snakes have distinctive markings on their tails, so individuals can be easily identified from photographs.
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Included in the anatomical arsenal were tails that evolved to act like flails, spikes, bats and clubs.
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"You're mentally ill, they've got you in solitary confinement and they're prescribing you drugs..." She tails off.
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Tails has TOR embedded within it, so all of your internet traffic moves over this anonymous network.
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Tax revenues and growth will suffer as inward investment falls and net migration of skilled Europeans tails off.
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Complete with shells on their tops and full tails, the adorable pair did something amazing after the event.
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In the research, published this week in the Journal of Experimental Medicine, scientists tattooed the tails of mice.
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But for now, at least I knew such people, and they needed me, just like comets need tails.
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When dogs wag their tails, it's a sort of energy indicator, like a rev-counter in a car.
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So right now, because the mustache is against me, the others kind of wag their tails, like bitches.
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An end to the annual September spending splurge and its millions spent on lobster tails, crab and tubas.
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Cat tails should also be docked when the animals are between three and five days old, they added.
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Merfolk at the California Mermaid Convention admiring each other's tails while other mermaids read and interact with children.
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Some mermaids have help from friends or "mer-wranglers" — men who carry the women while they're wearing tails.
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Merfolk use a range of lubricants, from coconut oil to water-based Astroglide, to get into their tails.
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They start off with human-like creatures (who happen to have prehensile tails) living in a desert environment.
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In the profusion of color, we almost missed a pair of bright yellow tigertail seahorses with tails interlocked.
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Once it's oriented the right way, E. coli bundles up its tails and spins them all counterclockwise again.
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We to flip a coin — heads for bringing them, tails for leaving them — and my boyfriend calls heads.
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If he finds the particle spin to be UP, for example, he knows the coin came up tails.
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The workers would then react by yanking the cows' tails, often using their entire body weight, she says.
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But Alice's complex measurement puts the lab, friend included, into a superposition of having seen heads and tails.
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Sure, Smith and her colleagues could look for known symptoms of inbreeding in mountain lions, like kinked tails.
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Fresh off the tails of the Cambridge Analytica data controversy, Zuckerberg took the stage to open the conference.
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So they sequenced the complete DNA of 100 dogs across 21 breeds, 10 of which had screw tails.
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My characters carried swords made of dragon tails, bows used by giants, and hurled lightning from their fists.
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Thresher sharks stand out for their scythe-shaped tails, which experts believe help the species stun its prey.
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On tails, the band snaps into shape with explosive art-rock stylings and frontman Eugene Robinson's trademark howling.
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Andersen recalled a "huge dinner of lobster tails" the couple once threw in their garage for the community.
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Long gone are the days of white tie and tails — at least for most people planning a ceremony.
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Dr Shikuma suspected, however, that more than mere mechanical contact with phage-tails was involved in this process.
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Or perhaps more readily, the fear of spoilers is always hot on our tails at times like these.
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"We're having a very large problem with starlings aggressively nesting in the tails of aircraft," Mr. Colbert said.
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Some drivers also have miniature tails on their key chains, West Africa's version of a lucky rabbit's foot.
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" The sound of the app's coin flip is heard, and then one officer says, "This says tails, right?
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The planes are painted in the national colors of Norway, their tails decorated with pictures of famous Norwegians.
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"If the fish is dead for any length of time, those tails decay and fall apart," DePalma said.
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The "Red Tails," as they were called, did not lose a single bomber during any of their missions.
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Tasmanian tigers had stiff tails like a kangaroo's, short legs, and jaws with 40 to 50 sharp teeth.
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Cats use their tails for balance, as well, and there's some suggestion of some of that as well.
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Not because of the outlines of the continents; those are comforting in their hooks, tails, splotches, and whorls.
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Many reporters, and a majority of South Koreans, could not make heads or tails of the commentators' analysis.
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Working in batches, add the crayfish tails and cook, turning, until golden brown, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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Sonic is running, Tails is flying, and Knuckles is… Knuckling his way through the colorful, techno-radiant terrain.
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His confidants tell us he intentionally exploits the media's inclination to take the bait and chase our tails.
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In fact, the officers had already suggested that tails would lead to the woman's release, not her arrest.
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The lizards running along its branches, the metallic turquoise of their tails, the white spots along their bodies.
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Last year the Pele of my son's league was a kindergartner named Kate Lynn—Secretariat in pig tails.
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It's true for rats, too — they get cold feet, and their tails get cold, when they are scared.
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He graduated from the municipal gymnasium as valedictorian in 1938, giving his speech in white tie and tails.
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The exposed rear ends of the cats are family-friendly, however; they have tails but no butt cheeks.
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" Flannery Gregg: "I love seeing everyone in their tux and tails and dresses just eating like it's 2020.
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If torsos and tails are not your thing, other aspects of human anatomy are also available for study.
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Incumbent Carl Moses called heads, the coin came up tails, so challenger Bryce Edgmon was named the winner.
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He stopped to marvel at the balls of fur and striped tails at his feet — for a moment.
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San Francisco won the coin toss with Richard Sherman's call of tails and the team deferred the choice.
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He devours his enemies so ravenously that, when he speaks, their tails are still hanging from his mouth.
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Using a restaurant chef's technique, I wrap larger tails with butcher's twine, making them compact for even cooking.
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They used their wits, their two extra legs and — yes — their bushy tails to fend off their pursuers.
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There are those, for example, who wear puppy hoods, harnesses, chain collars and tails while out and about.
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Two words in bright red, the tails of the letters melting like candle wax, the paint still fresh.
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Tails offers you the option to setup up a "persistent volume," aka file storage, on your USB stick.
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"We're all kind of chasing our tails and looking for that answer," Ward, the Alexandria police chief, said.
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Seeing Jesus have his flesh yanked out by a cat o' nine tails whip properly fucked my head up.
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Its tails are long and pointed at the end, which makes it more vulnerable to damage from ice crystals.
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The cats are bigger than a typical house cat, and have large, ringed tails and "highly developed" canine teeth.
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Backpacks pink and blue sneakers high pony tails dark eyes flash goodbye and love and have a good day.
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When Sasha begins chopping the tails off of mice with third episode "Bad Inside," that was Lilith's bad influence.
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They fluff up their tails, often when they're alarmed It makes them look larger and probably confuses the enemy.
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"I think REITs are a heads you win, tails you win [situation],"Worth told CNBC's "Options Action " on Friday.
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On May 31, following a tails night at the studio, he headed to Eddy Street to fetch some belongings.
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"A team gets one choice and only one choice to declare heads or tails," Signora wrote in his email.
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Throw in your kale and your lobster tails if you must, or just appreciate it for what it is.
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As cricket's popularity has surged, the Taliban have found it politically expedient to ride on the team's coat-tails.
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Six baby squirrels had their tails tangled together by tree sap and began moving as one in Elkhorn, Neb.
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It gets categorized in the same family because all three have those scales at the bottom of their tails.
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As this stage in the experiment, Alice's friend has already seen the coin coming up either heads or tails.
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The Tails clip has just over 950 views at the time of writing, and the VeraCrypt one has 1,125.
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Sure, blaming the media will work for Trump's most loyal supporters who think all journalists have horns and tails.
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Three lads are at a urinal, and independent of one another, have come dressed as Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles.
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Modern resemblance: The dogs depicted have curly tails, like the Canaan dogs that live in the Middle East today.
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The white tails of endangered Key deer, which normally stay on their refuge, were seen bobbing along US 1.
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Jen Deane, Pit Sisters' founder, placed Cuddles in the organization's TAILS (Teaching Animals and Inmates Life Skills) prison program.
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I think it tails off towards the end, and there are other records that are wall-to-wall quality.
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Stargazy Pie is an odd-looking invention: The heads and tails of pilchards poke out of a shortcrust lid.
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In 1883, the German biologist August Weismann cut off the tails of seven female and five male white mice.
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You were two halves of a million different possibilities, a billion heads or tails, flip-shine on spun coin.
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They bend forward, sticking their tails up; they vigorously flap their wings in a flashy red and black display.
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Norma's car turns onto the road and drives away from the Basilica with all the dogs wagging their tails.
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Why does he sound like 1500 pigs being dragged backwards across a floor of broken glass by their tails?
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But around every turn, a disaster further sets back the US team and they're constantly left chasing their tails.
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They slap their tails so loud a sound like falling dice skitters the smooth, unfrozen surface of the pond.
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We do not know what to think, or how to make heads or tails of these completely unfamiliar circumstances.
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But the stars in the spotlight here have something the luminaries at other festivals don't: four legs and tails.
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Their pointed wings and forked tails allow them to plunge swiftly into seawater, targeting crustaceans and other small creatures.
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They were fake-tails that belted around the waist, so they read as casual without the construction of layers.
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Clemson is the plucky underdog whose fans drive around with little tiger tails trailing the backs of their trucks.
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While ordinary Knicks fans elsewhere in the arena ate $10.50 mini pizzas, the suite's guests dined on lobster tails.
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The royal's limelight was stolen, however, by Delevingne who wore the occasion's boldest look — a top hat and tails.
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Additionally they found hundreds of carved pieces of ivory, 53 elephant tails, seven leopard skins and other animal parts.
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Flip a coin 103 times and don't be surprised if it comes up tails seven times in a row.
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Later, we'd hear the eerie, ethereal moan of pigeons trained to fly in circles with whistles on their tails.
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The formality remains — long gowns, long gloves and bouquets for the women; white tie and tails for their escorts.
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"Wisconsin, give them credit, they played their tails off in this game," Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day said afterward.
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This is emblematic of a contradiction that tails the Food Ranger, as both a person and a YouTube brand.
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Bang clumsily attempts to make heads and tails of it while Moss pretends to understand what he's talking about.
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Apparently forest dwellers and insect eaters, they possessed 18-inch (45 cm) wingspans, short tails and superficially frog-like faces.
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There will be a tournament, and the players who participate will be busting their tails to try to win gold.
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Simply ask Alexa to "Flip a coin" and the Amazon Assistant will give you a random "heads" or "tails" answer.
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As she opens her door, her two dogs jump on her, tails wagging enthusiastically She reaches down to nuzzle them.
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They then attended a formal banquet at which men wore white tie and coats with tails and women evening gowns.
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When they're thrashing their tails quickly back and forth, it means that they're unhappy and you should leave them alone.
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"It's heads we win, tails they lose," Chuck Gabriel, president of the research firm Capital Alpha Partners, told me recently.
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As I learned from one loading screen in the game, dogfighting is so named because pilots chase each other's tails.
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They listen without giving advice, offer unconditional love and are happy to just be there for you -- with tails wagging.
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As Hello Giggles points out, the website is now selling dinosaur tails that you can wear to accessorize any outfit.
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The creatures are less than a quarter-inch long (5.5 millimeters) including their tails, which account for half that length.
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He thinks this coincidence denied Chinese liquor culture a chance to ride on the coat-tails of the new cuisine.
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I thought our campaign was heads and tails above the women's because it was exactly what the client asked for.
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Meghan Arriola is a popular YouTube creator who focuses her channel, Happy Tails, on the medley of animals she raises.
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Inside, the drones themselves were lined up in an undignified row, their tails in the air and their bellies exposed.
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The costumes emphasize the dancing: They're furred-up everyday dance uniforms, tights, leotards, leg warmers, and ballet shoes, plus tails.
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As they are assembled, the painted tails of the planes show the airlines that ordered them, and many are Asian.
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Veterinarians covered them with a towel to keep them calm and untangled the tails like a knotted ball of twine.
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None of the Morning Joe regulars could make heads or tails of what they were seeing between the two hosts.
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Cited for twisting off the tails of puppies as an improper tail docking method; other dogs had injuries and wounds.
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The longer of the two tails is about 500,000 miles (800,000 km) long, and approximately 3,000 miles (4,800 km) wide.
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"They played their tails off against us and made us better," offered Durant in the sincerest tone he could muster.
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At one point in the Tails video, a prompt saying a software update is available pops up on the screen.
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Elizabeth tails Morozov and his colleagues on a visit to (what appears to be) a grain production site in Illinois.
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But I remember going to big family barbecues, and cook outs and that atmosphere is what Smokey Tails is about.
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The most talked-about outfit though was Cara Delevingne's ... since she said screw tradition and went top hat and tails.
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The producers gave him some beautiful-looking lobster tails to share with Amanda, and honestly that would work on me.
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We know nothing in GOT is inconsequential, but it's hard to make heads or tails of what we're looking at.
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We would never conclude from captive peacocks that their tails did not evolve as a costly signal to attract mates.
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The cart serves meaty five- and eight-ounce tails still in the shell from sustainably sourced Maine and Canadian lobsters.
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They're langoustine tails, and fresh wild ones from Iceland — very large, sweet and moist but firm — are available at FreshDirect.
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Tails, an operating system popular among dark-web fans, blocks almost all non-anonymous communication to or from a computer.
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We know that they are Seventh Cavalry horses because their tails are not tied up, as was common Lakota practice.
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They can show their human companions the right trees with more chatters or a flick of their white-tipped tails.
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Ariel lovers will enjoy a sophisticated Little Mermaid Bridal Shower Brunch with eggs Benedict, smoothie bowls, and chocolate mermaid tails.
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" Trim any excess and "finish with a pretty bow to cover the wire, with tails hanging down on the branches.
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It is a foolish game that winds up being a "heads I win" and "tails you lose" proposition for taxpayers.
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Just that little bit of freezing makes it possible to remove the tails from their shell as a whole piece.
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According to the Starbucks website, the seafaring theme was based on a Norse woodcut of a siren spreading her tails.
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"We truly view it as a heads we win, tails they lose situation," Murtaugh said of the consolidated Democratic field.
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And it was not clear whether the results of that virtual toss, which came up tails, influenced the officers' decision.
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The day culminated with the opulent formal dinner, where men wear white tie coats with tails and women evening gowns.
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Gaskin chats up her audience while eating king crab legs, mussels, lobster tails, hard-boiled eggs and roasted red potatoes.
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They also swim, using their tails the way alligators do, in an undulation that can only be seen from above.
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When the evidence of wrongdoing was clear and incontrovertible, people began to peel away, tails tucked and full of shame.
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Being fit and studly (and who would want it otherwise?), he swims enough daily laps for the tails to fit.
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Last year, the Seattle Symphony decided to allow men to jettison their tails, except for New Year's Eve and galas.
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One of the students, David Kirke, wearing a top hat and tails, jumped with a glass of champagne in hand.
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And chasing our tails after a loss, the way we seem to be doing now, is not working for me.
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Fish and sharks swim by swinging their tails side to side, and whales and dolphins swing theirs up and down.
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"The least draft will lift their heads or shake their tails," said Melissa Richardson of JamJar Flowers in Southeast London.
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Or an animal- or pet-based puzzle to celebrate 15 years of my nonprofit animal rescue organization, Tails of Joy.
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He wore black tails over an outfit of his own design: a shirt and pants patterned with vintage ray guns.
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" He went on, "The line is made of horsetail hair—from a stallion, since mares pee on their own tails.
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Using the codes "A" for arrest on heads and "R" for release on tails, she then flips the virtual coin.
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They are formed into turkeys with pretzel sticks for tails, or into pine cones with whole almonds for the scales.
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"Eight years ago, our goal was to work our tails off and eventually get Clemson back on top," he said.
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But you can't beat a dead horse, because dead horses tell no tales because they're horses, who lost their tails.
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Mermaid Melissa has tails in every color of the rainbow, from silver to neon pink to glow-in-the-dark.
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Flies, with their tiny foot prints, add tails and wisps onto the stains, making them look like higher-impact splatters.
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Well, I think that anybody that is a cat owner and likes cats and thinks they're fun to watch would really notice right away—the ways that I can see the tails move in several of the spots in the trailer strikes me as very characteristic of what domestic cats do with their tails.
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Matthews, 41, looked elegant in a three-piece white tie tuxedo and tails, with a white vest, shirt, and bow-tie.
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The eight-week-old baby squirrels had somehow managed to get their tails knotted together—and they were in big trouble.
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"Some of us in the public sector are working our tails off, we hope for the good of humanity," she said.
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THE ACTRESS AND COOKING CHANNEL STAR'S SMALL BITES ARE FULL OF BIG FLAVOR 6 large shrimp, peeled, deveined and tails removed
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Other people report that cats who are sick or feeling ill may wave their tails gently when they are lying down.
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For example, in the case of a tossed coin, the salient values might be whether it comes up heads or tails.
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Arriving once in Washington, DC, without his concert wear, he borrowed tie and tails from a fellow Texan, Lyndon B. Johnson.
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More than 3,000 dogs from across the U.S. typically enter the dog show to strut their tails in front of judges.
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"Salamanders need to stay wet all the time, have thin skin, and tails that drag on the ground," Denton told Gizmodo.
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Advances in so-called "extreme-value analysis" have helped statisticians improve their projections of the under-sampled tails in their data.
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Paner said he suspects the tails were cut off for meat and the head may have been taken as a trophy.
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In the meantime, Samsung should ride the coat tails of its very successful (and so far not-explodey) Galaxy S8.[WSJ]
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This year, one very special contestant named Lady Bug (you can find her here on Twitter) had tongues and tails wagging.
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In the pygmy mice in the new study, the virus caused unique skin lesions on the animals&apos feet and tails.
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So yeah, it probably would be hard for judges to determine an execution score if athletes' shirt tails were hanging out.
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The new hairstyle comes on the tails of the announcement that Teigen and husband John Legend are having a second child.
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Escobar opened last December and serves a seafood-heavy menu that includes shrimp tacos, smoked salmon chips and twin lobster tails.
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The resulting hybrids have ears and swishing tails but human hands and feet -- and, as many pointed out, jiggly human décolletage.
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With turkey-scale dimensions, expressive beaked faces, and bristly tails, these animals were about as squee-inducing as dinosaurs could get.
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The animals are completely consumed or otherwise put to use by the local population, except for the tails, ears, and trunk.
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Travelers shouldn't miss the chance to see the photogenic apes with their round faces, long tails and thick, reddish-gold furs.
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The animals are known for their tails, which work like another arm and allow them to balance and hang from branches.
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You can just see these partners in crime, tails between their legs, sorry for all the trouble they've gotten themselves into.
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The reason this trick eludes humans is due to the simple fact that our species does not come equipped with tails.
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In other words, the odds were the same as if they were guessing if a coin would be heads or tails.
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Tails is an amnesic system, which means your computer remembers nothing; it's like a fresh machine every time you boot up.
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Geno Smith calls tails during OT coin flipRef says he called HeadsSeahawks given ball Ladies and Gentleman, NFL officiating... 🤦♂️ pic.twitter.
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The classes appeal to the French love of fashion, with students donning elegant tops and tails, and are a good workout.
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An artificial intelligence engine inside looks for smiles, people you care about, dogs chasing their tails, and automatically captures the moment.
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Some Republicans are, rightly, aghast at the news about Butina, especially coming on the tails of Trump's toadying visit with Putin.
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Different parts of the lobster — claws, knuckles, bodies, legs and tails — are separated, weighed and grouped into batches according to size.
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Today, we're being literal and thinking about the back of a quarter, which is also known by coin flippers as TAILS.
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Second, this is not the outcome of a single consensus expectation but, instead, a distribution of potential outcomes that includes tails.
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This aids in the study of how neurons and axons (the long "tails" of neurons linking them to other neurons) regenerate.
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Because who doesn't want to sky-surf Knuckles or Tails down an outer space drainpipe in pursuit of a Chaos Emerald?
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Tell me more: If you really want to lock everything down, you should consider using Tails as your desktop operating system.
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"Our staff top to bottom are working our tails off right now," an employee in a Texas store told Business Insider.
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I've raised two children, and they used to jettison their tails all the time when I was trying to catch them.
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While the Packers will always be favorites as long as they have Aaron Rodgers, the Vikings are right on their tails.
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Dear Sugars A man secretly tails his wife because he suspects she's meeting up with a co-worker on the sly.
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Some dogs, tails wagging and tongues lolling, reveled in the attention, but many rested in their crates before the big show.
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Tattooing green stripes on the tails of albino mice (via stick-and-poke), the immunologists confirmed that macrophages sequestered the ink.
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But I will warn you that there is no point in trying to make heads or bushy tails of this beast.
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The question is only whether they are willing to stick out their necks or if they would rather tuck their tails.
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Each looks like a child's kite, complete with strings and long fluttering tails that are two-dimensionally flattened into the ground.
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They barked, wagged their tails and jumped on their hind legs as a black Toyota 4Runner pulled up to the curb.
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The gimmick was an instant hit, prompting Ms. Johnson-Thares to start sewing more elaborate tails by hand, sometimes incorporating lace.
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WWF Poland spokeswoman Katarzyna Karpa-Swiderek said that while Ardanowski may have been joking, the reference to beavers' tails was dangerous.
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The coin came up tails, giving Boston the No. 19803 pick and setting the stage for the swap with Golden State.
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"The timing this week coming on the tails of all the controversy over the Roger Stone sentencing is curious," he said.
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The cocktail reception menu is high-roller comfort food: lump crab cakes, lobster tails, beef tenderloin sliders and Alaskan king crab.
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That came on the tails of Apple's announcement that its latest Apple Watch could take ECGs, detect falls, and call 911.
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We start off good and things go off the rails when L. buys $40 worth of lobster tails for Christmas Eve.
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Munshi-South and his assistants trapped scores of live mice and clipped off bits of their tails to get genetic material.
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Yes, you don't talk about a "mortise and tenon" when you're making a dovetail joint; you talk about pins and tails.
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She rides buses, tails a homeless artist she believes is living an "original" life and considers changing her name to Umbrella.
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"Some of us in the public sector are working our tails off; we hope for the good of humanity," she said.
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The 6-week-old squirrels also had broken bones in their tails, which had been braided together symmetrically, the outlet reported.
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"The tails were broken and braided together as well as tied together by a human made object," the Facebook post said.
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Boys are also barred from wearing "ponytails, ducktails, rat-tails, male bun or puffballs," the dress code says, according to CNN.
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Interpreting dogs, with their diverse dialects and complex body language — wiggling butts, lip-licking, semaphoric ears and tails — often becomes subjective.
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A ladder and a string of lights were left inside tails, dangerously close to the gears that control the horizontal stabilizer.
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Key players in the Affordable Care Act debate are still struggling to make heads or tails of what it actually means.
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Downloading and installing TailsFortunately Tails has an installation wizard that guides you step-by-step through the process of setting up the software—if you want to create a bootable USB copy of Tails (which we do) then you need a Windows machine and two 4GB+ USB sticks (the first is for an "intermediary" version of the OS).
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The living surprises included red shrimp, brown mussels, pink fish with undulating tails and dense stands of tubeworms with bright red plumes.
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The two verbally engaged each other, rode each other's tails, zipped around other vehicles and cut each other off, the sheriff said.
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Here are some fun facts about coins: The "heads" side is called the obverse, and the "tails" side is called the reverse.
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And there are other less-known markets, too, including those for pangolin meat (a delicacy), giraffe tails (bracelets) and tiger bone (medicine).
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The cast of And Puppy Dog Tails, an off-Broadway gay liberation play, poses for a portrait during the 1969 theatrical season.
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The unexpected fauna included red shrimp, brown mussels, pink fish with undulating tails, and dense stands of tubeworms with bright red plumes.
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He thanked Mr Trump for providing electoral coat-tails long enough to create the first unified Republican government in Washington since 2007.
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Sure — make that choice and all the horses in the landscape lose their tails, because horsetail hair was used for rope. Wood?
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And district votes also tend to yield big surprises more frequently than a normal distribution would indicate—the distributions have "long tails".
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I hated it because these guys were working their tails off, and they deserved for that one to go through the post.
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A lot of people have tried to ride up on Kim's coat tails, but let's face it: There's only one Kim Kardashian.
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The team will now keep a close eye on the self-destructing Gault, watching carefully for future shedding events and new tails.
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I always enjoy telling people that, although humans and other apes don't have tails, we still have the muscles to flex them!
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It's like repeatedly tossing a coin to show that it will (on average) come up 50 percent heads and 50 percent tails.
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The Somali beauty and the musician married in 1992 in Tuscany, he wearing tails and she in an elegant halter-top gown.
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"I'm with Sarah so I'm riding in on her skirt tails and enjoying it very much," Taylor told reporters at the event.
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" He finished by adding, "If you do come, we'll have a big barbecue in my own backyard; lobster tails, scallops, and all.
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The galaxy in the upper part of the image contains very pronounced tidal tails — long, extended ribbons of gas, dust, and stars.
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If the tails of such distributions cannot be estimated reliably, chances are that the system is not yet ready for autonomous function.
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Peacocks grow long tails even when their mating is determined by zookeepers, and people co-operate in a one-shot prisoner's dilemma.
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The team of Japanese researchers led by Katsuhiko Hayashi first took cells from the tails of 10-week-old female brown mice.
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"He picked me out of a pile of puppies, a tangled, rolling mass of paws and ears and tails," Ms. Benick read.
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Each species has its own particular shape and structure: ostrich feathers are incomparably light and airy; rooster tails have a languid arch.
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As the title indicates, the characters at the center of this global tale about one of life's most unbreakable bonds have tails.
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The dancer emerges from stage left, in white tails and top hat; from stage right comes a juggler in a black tuxedo.
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Heads or Tails: The world is anxiously waiting on France's presidential coin toss and the two candidates could not be more different.
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Often, in my dreams, I imagine meeting up with them again in Brooklyn, at Gage & Tollner, and eating lobster tails with glee.
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We work our tails off at our jobs, but unfortunately that is still not enough to save up properly for a wedding.
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She asks a yes-or-no question, then throws three coins: two or three heads means yes, two or three tails, no.
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"We're not going anywhere — we are on their tails," Kane said of Leicester after taking his league-leading tally to 24 goals.
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Looking around at the other runners, I realized I wanted the confidence morning joggers and their high pony-tails seemed to exude.
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While they might look like their insides are about to run out, they could still have a nasty sting in their tails.
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It is a nice seafood spot right by the airport with some of the best steamed garlic lobster tails in the city.
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I think every relationship starts off with a lot of sex, then it tails off whether you are living together or not.
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Now the battle was a complete mess, the battle lines looking more like a pair of snakes both eating their own tails.
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The loose-fitting seams, thigh-grazing hemlines, and fluttering shirt tails make me feel more of a woman now than ever before.
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Speaking of valuations, the history of the prior two tails are mixed in the short run and abysmal for the longer run.
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He looked so aggressive — nothing like the harmless childhood fantasies of lassie types, slender and golden with bushy tails and playful demeanors.
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Raptors were known for having long, stiff tails that helped provide balance and allowed for greater speed, stabilized by bones and tendons.
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In Demon's Souls and Dark Souls, there was a hidden mechanic for discovering rare loot by chopping the tails off certain enemies.
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Akihito wore a topcoat and tails with a silver tie, and Michiko wore a floor-length silver-white gown with white gloves.
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Wenger and Dyche are heads and tails, black and white, night and day, urbane Frenchman and goatee-wearing bald bloke from Kettering.
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Dr. Giribet and his team suggest that C. yingi belonged to a group of extinct spider relatives called Uraraneida, which had tails.
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Women with poofy rabbit tails and exposed haunches ferried drinks beneath photos of Hugh Hefner as fashion kids jiggled to Drake hits.
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He plans to set the record straight on the creatures called scampi (the Italian word refers to langoustine tails), serving them grilled.
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And — spoilers ahead — the end credits hint at a sequel featuring Tails and an even more unhinged Robotnik going full-on Eggman.
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There were two silky anteaters, or pygmy anteaters, high in the branches of a nearby tree, their fuzzy, pinkish-brown tails intertwined.
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"Call it the cyber equivalent of buzzing NATO ships and planes using fighters with Russian flags on their tails," said one official.
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Many sharks' tails, called caudal fins, are larger on top than on the bottom, which allows the animals to swim more efficiently.
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Their tails were braided in pairs, then the two knots were braided into one big tangle, Kensington Bird and Animal Hospital said.
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The asteroid 6478 Gault has two narrow tails, showing the self-destruction in real time as its material is released into space.
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Resplendent in white tie and tails, he recites a speech from "Hamlet," for the benefit of guests at a New York soirée.
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If "humans with tails" aren't your thing, make sure to check out their inspiring line of "booby blouses," available for international delivery.
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They decided to flip a coin to decide it: heads, arrest; tails, release, according to the statement by the Roswell Police Department.
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This week, feathered dinosaur tails, the word of the year, the world's first solar panel road, selling art by Instagram, and more.
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Titanosaur is a catchall name for large plant-eating sauropods that were characterized by long necks and tails and incredibly heavy girth.
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This means that an encrypted portion of your Tails USB stick will be dedicated to storing all of your settings and files.
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They are mixed of breeds, including mixed breeds and the ref says he's bitten, chewed, scratched and needs to avoid stepping on tails.
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From the angle of the photo, some felt it looked like she was kicking the flags that are painted on the planes' tails.
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The Tor Project also offers free proxy app Orbot as well as Tails, a Linux-based operating system that's pre-configured for Tor.
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Check out more of the sexiest humans who are best friends to dogs and make tails wag while our hearts skip a beat.
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The output now relies on all of the coins, which makes certain combinations of heads or tails more likely and certain ones forbidden.
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We assume the non-swimming dog is just using his time at Happy Tails Resort to take a rest from his hectic life.
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Francois TherrienCurator of Dinosaur Palaeoecology, Royal Tyrell MuseumThe first four-legged animals to walk on land ~350 million years ago had large tails.
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On Super Bowl Sunday, airing the same time as the big game, puppies will flood your TV with wagging tails and slobbering kisses.
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They then grafted an eye onto their tails, and dosed them with zolmitriptan, a drug that activates serotonin receptors associated with neural growth.
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There is a trend toward games, especially high-quality games, having stronger and longer 'tails' as favorable reviews and word of mouth spread.
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Once she was done braiding, Jenda twisted and then pinned the tails of the plaits into a braided bun on the low right.
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Partly on Mr Bolsonaro's coat-tails, 17 military men and seven police officers, all on leave, were elected to congress on October 7th.
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It's no secret Americans work their tails off, but there's a growing movement for work arrangements that would have made our grandparents blanch.
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This correlation lines up with how animals regenerate fastest at the furthest tips of their bodies, like tails or the ends of legs.
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Sonic's friend, Miles "Tails" Prower is seen following him as in Sonic the Hedgehog 2 — and he is available for semi-cooperative play.
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The meeting, which comes on the tails of the G-20, is the third between the two leaders in just over a year.
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The Rosetta orbiter returned spectacular images when the comet made its closest approach to our star and tails of material were driven off.
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He&aposs got more tails than a petting zoo, author of, "Up in the Air" and columnist at "Harper&aposs Magazine," Walter Kern.
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Comets are typically surrounded by tails of gas and dust that are caused when the Sun vaporizes the icy material within the rock.
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Puppies bark and wag their tails as they follow a gray-haired woman through a hillside compound that shelters more than 200 dogs.
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Naked women with tails and wings, fire and blood, and impaled bodies haven't been this edgy since Dante Alighieri published Inferno in 1308.
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I can't stop ordering them, and I live in fear of the weird Starbucks mermaid with two tails taking them away from me.
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For his part, Wilson went for a formal black Giorgio Armani Made-to-Measure tuxedo jacket with tails and a crisp white shirt.
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Even better: You may want to install the Tails operating system, which is programmed to "forget" everything you do while you're using it.
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Some claimed the dodos had a few dark quills where wings should have been and tails made up of small, curled gray plumes.
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We asked a new group of participants to flip a coin: heads assigned them to the Augustinian team, tails to the Justinian team.
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Even better: You can now choose between your favorite Sonic the Hedgehog characters, because Tails the Fox and Knuckles are joining the lineup.
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Barry tails him for the day, riding in a beat-up green hatchback, all the while looking glum and alienated from his labors.
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You know it: a Sea-Monkey family with three antennas wagging on their heads and long paddle tails lounging outside their underwater castle.
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But "Earthgrazer" meteors, which skim Earth's atmosphere and showcase long, blazing tails, are visible earlier when the radiant is low above the horizon.
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" Added Denver coach Gary Kubiak: "Defensively we played our tails off all year long and found a way to win another close one.
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Tails "Miles" Prower—Sonic's insecure, scientifically-minded sidekick—gets "Believe In Myself", a self-affirming Bangles sendup made "modern" by Senoue's chugging guitar.
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For added protection, you can also use the Tor Browser through Tails, a special operating system designed to maximize your anonymity and privacy.
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Prepare the crayfish tails: Take the crayfish and place in the freezer for 30 minutes (so technically they are just starting to freeze).
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"There is such an extreme stigma about mental health issues, and I can't make heads or tails of why it exists," Bell writes.
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The dogs stop to catch their breath with tails wagging, waiting for a pat on the head and maybe a treat to nibble.
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Rick Vonderwell, who manages Tails Remembered, a pet crematory in Delphos, Ohio, uses the effluent at his farm, as do several large universities.
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We see a brief glimpse when they lift their tails out of the water and somebody happens to be there with a camera.
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They had the bearded faces of men, four or five legs, the wide wings of eagles, and the bodies and tails of bulls.
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Deer crashed around the brush or scooted across the path in front of me, invisible in the dark but for their white tails.
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A German astronomer, Ludwig Biermann, suggested that particles emitted from the sun — what he called solar corpuscular radiation — were shaping the comet tails.
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