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However, the Si: Al mole ratio tended to differ widely among species.
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Perhaps Nosenko had been sent to protect the mole inside the CIA.
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The mole was draining the soil and purging it of its vermin.
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What I think happened was one of Akhan's men was a mole.
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Evidence, maybe, that there was a mole, that Rolf had been right.
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Kappa statistics on per groin basis were calculated to express interobserver agreement.
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My right knee rises to strike his groin; my toes point downward.
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Cassius stabbed him in the face, and Marcus Brutus in the groin.
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The glands in the right axilla and the groin were much enlarged.
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He's coming off a groin strain and will need help pressuring Griffin.
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However, the Foundation was the last bulwark in Harry and Wills' relationship.
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Yes; the best bulwark of faith is a good and honest heart.
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There was no time to talk -anotherladder hit the stone bulwark.
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Or look at the FTSE 100 index, that bulwark of solid investment.
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Katrin had established herself behind the bulwark of a large, rude table.
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One day the fisher-boys ran out on to the breakwater in playtime.
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I was able to dodge its impact by ducking behind the breakwater.
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He just noticed enough to take the direction toward the harbor breakwater.
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MacGolderick blew himself up at Puerto Truxillo, shooting rocks for the breakwater.
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Ruggiero saw him from the breakwater and watched him with evident interest.
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Workers construct a new seawall at the eastern end of South Tarawa.
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Just walking across the seawall toward the Lighthouse today had been difficult.
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Bits of the seawall were found far down the runway, Hersman added.
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The moorages opposite the gaps in the seawall are given to locals.
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I stood rooted to the seawall, entranced, waiting for it to attack.
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Great rollers come in at the concrete groyne at the foot of East Street.
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And look there, Nesta, see that groyne; that very one.'
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Michael leant against a groyne to support himself, and looked over the water, seeing nothing.
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And look there, Nesta, see that groyne; that very one.' Mrs. Marsett pointed her whip hard out.
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In the evening when the wind had dropped a little, they went out on the groyne to see the steamer come in.
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He points down a half-hidden slope that leads to a small jetty.
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There is a private stone jetty directly in front of the house.
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He found her twenty minutes later on a jetty at the marina.
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To the south stood a long wooden jetty with boats moored alongside.
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Let us walk on the jetty; I should like to see her.
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The guidance block had functioned flawlessly, delivering him right beside the jetty.
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Nothing whatever was to be seen between the point and the jetty.
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The boats were all drawn high and dry up on the jetty.
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Behind the jetty wall, the inner harbor was crowded with war galleys.
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Desmond took the note, left the vessel, and hurried along the jetty.
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He heard the barge moving towards the jetty and was suddenly thankful.
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His personal flyer bobbed in the swell, down by the long jetty.
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The lights on the jetty went out, the cheers were drowned, and-
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The yacht took its time mooring at the end of the jetty.
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No one saw us as we glided down it towards the jetty.
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Leaving the harbor, he walked along the stone jetty until it ended.
