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The Russian civil war is dragging its mortal tail through eastern Europe.
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Responses in tail arteries were not significantly different among the different groups.
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She opened it and found the tail of the little china dog.
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And the little dog in the corner wagged his tail and said:
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The body and bones we could easily construct; and the tail too.
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His torch roved over the ridiculously inadequate tail empennage facing them.
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He stared up at the tail section, the empennage as someone called it, waiting to be consumed.
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So the heat rejection complex waxed enormous and ended up growing generally aftward, like an empennage-thefeathers on the butt of an arrow.
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When they were shot out of the tag stat's nose, they sprouted cruel barbs at the nose and a simple empennage at the tail.
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Sometimes termed "tail-first" aeroplanes, but such term is erroneous, as in such a design the main lifting surface acts as, and is, the empennage.
Usage of tail assembly in anglès
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He looked back toward the tailassembly, at the one who had spoken.
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The tailassembly had been demolished and a rock had punched through one of the overhead compartments.
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A man crawled over the tailassembly and found one small hole in the fabric of the stabilizer.
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There was a long pause, and then she emerged from the shadows of the tailassembly, shard blaster hanging at her side.
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Landing was a matter of reversing the process and shizzing back into its helicopter mode to set down on its ample tailassembly.
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FACC makes components for wings, tailassemblies and fuselages as well as engines and cabin interiors for all major planemakers.
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"It may interest you to know, Lieutenant, that you are leaning against the tailassembly release toggle."
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The Chinese-owned group makes components for wings, tailassemblies and fuselages as well as engines and cabin interiors for planemakers including Airbus, Boeing and Bombardier.