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A free inflight Wi-Fi service is set to roll out this year.
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He may, indeed, require divine help to roll aside this particular stone.
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He thought the state was going to roll over on this case.
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However, the ministry said those roll numbers were what it would expect.
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Ms Bennett said the shared equity scheme should roll out next year.
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Sydney's lock-out laws were driven by the New South Wales state government.
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I found it in the lock last night and brought it in.
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The key was in the lock on the outside of the door.
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To his great surprise he heard the lock click, a moment later.
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I had no trouble in fitting it or in turning the lock.
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Sound waves are similar to the waves formed in the stretched coil.
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After the coil is completed in one slot allow about 2 in.
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Phantom data were collected by means of different positioning of the coil.
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Instead, you want to loop the power cable with its natural coil.
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The repeating coil is indicated symbolically in the two diagrams of Fig.
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It allowed spacers to scroll through the various jobs, ships, and companies.
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This is quite evident with a quick scroll through social media posts.
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The list of albums in the main window is one infinite scroll.
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The endless scroll leads to rectilinear progression; the perpetually varied begets uniformity.
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Here are a few of the best on Twitter; enjoy your scroll.
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This precludes the classification of the central pocket loop type of whorl.
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A full quarter of the hindward whorl was gone, sliced off cleanly.
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Traced each whorl of muted colour in the rug, one by one.
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Samuel Teece gutted the car out in a great whorl of dust.
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I stare at a wall-tile whorl as minutes spin by and die.
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She emerged from the shadows, a ringlet escaping from under a kerchief.
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It made a pretty little ringlet, like a pigtail on his forehead.
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Photo: Melissa Hutchison Our Critter of the Week is the forest ringlet butterfly.
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Stella tugged on a golden ringlet and let out a laugh.
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She tugged at a golden blond ringlet until her scalp hurt.
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They gyre and fall; they see through everything, and are blind.
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Thus the two combatants locked in an ever-widening gyre of eternal creation and destruction.
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Storms of gaudy multicoloured birds would gyre past the vessel.
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Some glob onto an Alaska-sized gyre of plastic debris swirling in the Pacific Ocean.
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When the skiff finally floated serenely amidst the unending gyre, Stormchases opened the siphons.
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Knew it by the little curlicue in the top corner of the O.
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You must be a bum shot, not to hit that curlicue in the middle.
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It's got the same kind of curlicue at the ends.
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Rozsak wouldn't have bothered with that curlicue, but he was more ruthless than Palane.
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They were quiet as the car rolled past the curlicue-lettered sign announcing Hollis College.
Portuguese
curvar Catalan
arrissar-se Spanish
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Which means what? I curl my only working hand into a fist.
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Smooth in your styling product, whether a curl cream or light oil.
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Good Friday Peach leaf curl strikes in the fruit and veg garden.
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The simple but sinister question made Finian curl his lip in disgust.
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Pill occupied her time in putting her few straggling locks in curl-papers.
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Gentry's study made her want to curl up with a book immediately.
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On the contrary, the natural curl in his hair looks very good.
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Other tests include a two-minute step-up task and a 30-second arm curl.
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We love every kink, nap, and curl just the way they are.
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All the petals would curl up and go brown at the edges.
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Her fingers curl and uncurl at the end of long, taut arms.
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She would like to curl his hair, and weave garlands in it.
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She saw it curl and wreathe itself against the cold blue east.
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Your tail has a nice little curl in it, almost like mine.
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The contemptuous curl of her lip seemed silently to brave Michel Menko.
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You might spare me and yourself that scornful curl of the lip.
