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She lingered a moment longer and watched Candle hold the red feather.
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The feather in the hat of Lewis was the loadstar of victory.
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A second experiment investigated the predictive relationship between feather-eating and plumage damage.
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No, indeed; he was white-whiteas feather-snownew fallen in the meadow.
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In rotating, much depends on the size and shape of the feather.
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Second, they fledge at their convenience, but come back when necessary.
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Sometime in June or early July, they will start to fledge.
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In only seconds a full-fledge water fight was under way.
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Having prepared a sufficient quantity of feathers, you are ready to fledge your shaft.
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She is the first female eagle to fledge in Co Cork in over 100 years.
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Whether your kids are tots or about to fledge, the cost of college is a worry.
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It's almost a full-fledged revolution, said Mohammad Osman, a Sudanese political analyst.
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Relief officials said two U.S. warships would start full-fledged operations from Monday.
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By mid-summer, they had evolved into a fully-fledged movement for democratic change.
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Matullus was still young and had never fought in a full-fledged campaign.
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The summer is fledged; he will take wing before we realise it.
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Running a full-fledged beauty enterprise requires lots of work, time and dedication.
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It became the country's first full-fledged domestic car maker two months ago.
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They had been admitted as observers, and later, as full-fledged voting members.
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Based on past experience full-fledged talks would take up to two months.