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Meanings of beagle (beagles) in English
Bomber aircraft family by Ilyushin.
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1909 Destroyer class of the Royal Navy.
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Usage of beagles in English
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Materials and methods: TmLRP beagles were randomly distributed into different treatment groups.
2
So you're telling me your connection is that both victims liked beagles?
3
We can talk to the beagles then about peace, love and understanding.'
4
Clay held Steakhouse's lead, and Drew held the leashes of the two beagles.
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Neither PG-ester had a noticeable effect on aqueous protein in beagles.
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It was he who passed us on the road with the two beagles.
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Most of the saved beagles were rehabilitated and rehomed after entering, she said.
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He was accustomed to hunt in Richmond Park with a pack of beagles.
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The seven puppies include five beagles and two beagle-cocker spaniel mixes.
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And the little beagles were disconsolate, for their quarry had fled.
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Sally grinned, an expression that reminded Jansson uncomfortably of the beagles, the wolf-people.
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At least it's all cooked, more heavily than the beagles prefer, I suspect.'
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She imagined beagles stripping and weaving bark with hands and teeth.
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Either that, or they'd begun raising specially trained beagles as golf ball retrievers.
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We developed a list: beagles, Cotons, Labradoodles, spaniels, Westies, cockapoos.
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But the beagles can't reach you here; they can't step.
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