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This bite will continue to improve from now to end of year.
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The bite-sized reports from Friday night at Eurosonic 2009 Emmy the Great.
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Police said the bite was strong enough to leave a visible mark.
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Science is really about 'how'. He takes a bite of his pastry.
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I don't think he'll bite you; he probably wants to thank you.
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In its sharpness she forgot everything else; even the silent room overhead.
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There was no sharpness in her tone; it was hushed and quiet.
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An added problem was Newcastle's tight organisation and sharpness on the counterattack.
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But Jeff let the sharpness of her words roll off his back.
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They will need to find another level of sharpness before that one.
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The garlands of dried flowers hung limp; their musky pungency surprised Kiska.
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There was a rare pungency in it certainly, a quality almost Southern.
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Roasting tames the garlic's pungency, resulting in a paste that's actually sweet.
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Also a sharp pyroligneous-acid pungency in the air that stings one's eyes.
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Bitterness and pungency are distinct and balanced, with a sweet almond finish.
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His very faults smack of the raciness of his good qualities.
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There was a raciness about the adventure that took my fancy.
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His books have a certain raciness and spirit that recall the English squire of tradition.
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He told them admirably, with a raciness of idiom which I had thought beyond him.
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Hardly a piece of his, large or small, but has "snap" and raciness.
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The life, the raciness, the vigour of an adventurer and a wanderer glow in every page.
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This natural raciness, the sours and bitters which the diseased palate refuses, are the true condiments.
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The beauty, raciness, and muscle of those revolutionary movements remain imperturbably august and daisy-fresh... View Article
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It is true that she never reached the exquisite ease, culture, and raciness of Thackeray's English.
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It has the hue and perfume of the crab, and the richness and raciness of the pippin.
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The former were of exquisite raciness.
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Their conversation, therefore, when around the convivial board, possessed an unhackneyed freshness and raciness highly entertaining and instructive.
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The impropriety and looseness of the language were not compensated by the raciness and vigor of the vulgar tongue.
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And in particular the doctor proved to me that his reputation for persuasive raciness with patients was well founded.
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The other story is illiterate, clumsy, and womanish in structure, but there is a story and a certain raciness.
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From this point of view, a sketch of the salon at Cinq-Cygne has the raciness of history seen in dishabille.