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Flash succeeds flash; the lightning in forked streaks darting through the air.
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The forked tongue, lightning-like, ran in and out upon the copper skin.
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A little further and the road forked-themain one followed the shore.
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He had hunted in the mountains while forked lightning flashed around him.
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The road forked, and the guards guided the elves to the left.
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But things did change as Norah Jones branched out into the new.
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From this branched three roads leading to the villages in the plain.
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And so they've branched into building self-driving cars and a life-sciences company.
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The seven-branched candlesticks in black-wood, silver mounted, are by the same architect.
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And here the conversation branched off on the all-absorbing topic of dress.
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Of course there would be more patrols, given that night's two-pronged attack.
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In fact, All Day would make a great twin-pronged Christmas party soundtrack.
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The three-pronged sceptre or trident of Poseidon reappears constantly in ancient history.
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The two-pronged message of economic rebalancing and nationalism is a potent one.
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Then he made a three-pronged fork and gave it to the prince.
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Drawing of Marrella from Gould, 1989c, to show homonomy of nearly identical biramous appendages on all postoral segments.
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These biramous appendages were multifunctional, with one branch used for feeding and walking, and the other branch for breathing.
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The first that the polecat knew of him was that red-hot fork-like feeling that means fangs in the back of your neck.
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Notably, the enzyme requires both arms of the replication fork-like structure to initiate efficient unwinding of the putative leading replication strand of such substrates.
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The devil and his fire, his long forked-like iron bar scared the living daylights out of thousands of small children.
Использование термина bifurcate на английском
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The leaves continually bifurcate, so that a full-grown one terminates in from twenty to thirty
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The marginal spine next above the pedunculated operculum, bifurcate.
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On Tuesday the federal government postponed a decision to bifurcate the southern state following protests by political parties.
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Every few centimeters the crawling lines would bifurcate; a few centimeters more they would divide again to build hexagons.
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We will examine the spectra of asymmetric solutions near the point at which they bifurcate off of a symmetric branch.
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They coil into half-built sheds and empty sidings, into yards, past the warping wood of this half-built town they bifurcate.
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It makes sense to bifurcate the information that way because the data flow in each case has different characteristics and demand.
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U.S. District Judge David Carter in Santa Ana, California is expected to decide by April 15 whether to bifurcate the case.
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In this article, using dominant-negative or pharmacological approaches, we show that the two pathways bifurcate and proceed independently downstream of TLR2.
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Now we learn that Lionsgate is to bifurcate Allegiant, the closing episode of that studio's take on Veronica Roth's dystopian Divergent sequence.
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According to the narrow meaning of the words in fingerprint parlance, a single ridge may bifurcate, but it may not be said to diverge.
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Where the shadow-rays from an opaque pyramidal body are intercepted they will cast a shadow of bifurcate outline and various depth at the points.
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One pair will be classified according to the number of little ridges between the delta, or point where all bifurcate, and the outer ring.
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These bifurcate occasionally as they extend towards the margin, and close to the margin small branches from adjoining vessels unite and enter the marginal spikes.
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Conclusion: A custom, bifurcated stent-graft was utilized for endovascular treatment of AAA.
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Our author's volume, we are happy to say, is not thus bifurcated.