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As for Bolton, he defines 'punk' in terms of how it looks.
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The punk-at-heart trio won't stop making new music anytime soon, Armstrong says.
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The parasite is not just a punk out having a good time.
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That's why it's often compared to the punk rock movement, he said.
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What he cherished about punk four decades ago was the DIY aspect.
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That is the second stage in the story,-thespark on the tinder.
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I wonder if that works? Not surprisingly, coconut husk is great tinder.
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The bark of the cedar tree is a good source of tinder.
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She has been bid in-probablyby some tinder-strapperof the big pirates.
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Presently a small flame appeared in the tinder, and leaped eagerly upward.
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He arranged kindling in the fireplace and touched a match to it.
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Cocaine was used to accentuate, and dextrorphan to attenuate the kindling process.
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A spark spell caught the text and then set the kindling aflame.
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She didn't bother with kindling: there were advantages to being a red.
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Mary Ogeke in Nigeria, gathering kindling for boiling water, is my favorite.
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Hildemara had shown real spunk that day, and at other times, too.
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She's got spunk enough to waak to Lunnon if she'd a mind.
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All the guys smile, like they enjoy a chick with some spunk.
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Kotex and rubbers snared and flapping, full of Middleton spunk and blood.
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Edward talked about the spunk of the British fighting our war.
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There was no moisture there, and his mouth was as dry as touchwood.
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The kitchen door-post is now as rotten as touchwood; no bolt will fasten it.
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He seized the dry stick again and scraped off another little pile of touchwood.
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First she gathered wreckwood and straw, and struck flint over touchwood and teened a fire.
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The old man fumbled with a finger, scraping together the flakes of touchwood in a tinder-box.
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A Hindoo village is as inflammable as touchwood.
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The woods were one medley of fallen trees, rotting into touchwood, hidden boulders, and matted briers.
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The rays passing through the glass increased many times in power and struck directly upon the touchwood.
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This was also the case with the wooden shafts of the spears, which powdered away like touchwood.
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The whole boat was mere touchwood.
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When we saw the fragment it looked mostly like tinder, or touchwood, 'eld-gamall,' stone-old, as the Icelanders say.
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She was suffocating; she might certainly make herself comfortable; everyone was not gifted with a skin as dry as touchwood.
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A wild gooseberry may sometimes be seen growing out of the decayed 'touchwood' on the top of a hollow withy-pollard.
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We found in the Indian huts at Uruana the vegetable substance called touchwood of ants,* (* Yesca de hormigas.)
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Just at that moment there came a fearful crash, the stout timbers and beams were rent, as if composed of mere touchwood.
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The little monster has set the marsh-grass on fire, and it was I who taught the devil's spawn how to use touchwood!