Large aquatic carnivorous mammal with fin-like forelimbs no hind limbs, including: whales; dolphins; porpoises; narwhals.
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To begin with, the cetacean tongue has the most original appearance possible.
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This cetacean is rather rare and does not figure in medieval records.
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Under these conditions, who wouldn't have mistaken it for a gigantic cetacean?
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He differs from that great cetacean, though, in a most important particular; i.e.
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The cetacean had rammed our frigate at about eleven o'clock in the evening.
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Stanley wasn't a whistle-blower by any stretch, said government prosecutor Patrick Stokes.
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Yes; the injudicious use of a blower is injurious to any boiler.
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Russia has granted the fugitive American whistle blower, Edward Snowden, temporary asylum.
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He was born in the South, and was a glass-blower by occupation.
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Then a special high temperature stove and the blower for the forge.
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So the blower let him off, and he came down without hurt.
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Do me a favour and get on your blower to find out.'
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A man's word was as good as his gold in the blower.
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But the whistle-blower's sandal snagged on an uneven paver, and he fell.
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It's got a four-forty under the hood with a blower on it.
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Spencer turned off the leaf blower and dropped it to the ground.
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Daylight ranged alongside of him and emptied Carmack's sack into a blower.
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A gob of plastic adheres to the blower and starts to burn.
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Somewhere a blower went on, puffing cool, humid air at his face.
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Question 4: Whistle-blower site Wikileaks is back in the news again.
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Just as the blower went off, he said, We can't use my work-office.
