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Meanings of articulate skeleton in English
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Usage of articulate skeleton in English
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But since his was the only complete, articulatedskeleton, people viewed Max as special.
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Firmin constructed the little creatures' beautifully articulatedskeletons, his wife Joan knitted their bodies.
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The first thing he saw was the articulatedskeleton suspended near the door from the ceiling.
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He was very cooperative, and soon the police recovered three fully articulatedskeletons from their owners.
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It is clear from his bone inventory that Haas has never seen the complete, articulatedskeleton.
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Every articulatedskeleton in a museum must be a dinosaur and every museum must have a dinosaur.
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He offered Chappell thirty-six dollars to cleanse the bones and skull and return to him a fully articulatedskeleton.
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The articulatedskeleton of an Irish giant, representing a man who must have stood in his no-stockings eight feet four inches.
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When they got off Jimenez led them through a big room of glass cases-mountedspecimens and articulatedskeletons of Zarathustran mammals.
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Here a partly burned structure, gutted but still erect, stood like a grim, articulatedskeleton, a gaunt scarecrow against the skyline.
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You're saying a volunteer excavator, an eyewitness, told you personally that he and Tsafrir recovered a fully articulatedskeleton from Cave 2001.
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"Not a single report mentions that articulatedskeleton."
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"And that this is the unreported articulatedskeleton."
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That a few weeks later the LaSalle Medical College of Chicago had taken delivery of a nicely articulatedskeleton;
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"Does Haas mention an isolated articulatedskeleton?"
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However, to have a 50% complete articulatedskeleton of a primitive primate is much more instructive in terms of estimating lifestyle and relationships.