каталонский
espellofar 1
High in silica content, paddy straw cannot be used to feed animals.
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The next criticism is a related one: the great 'straw man' offensive.
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The Urchin was greatly interested in the baboon rummaging in his straw.
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I have approximately FOUR months to transform myself into said drinking-straw shape.
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The 'award' was decided by a straw poll taken by The Economist.
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I stalk the area outside Wuher's cantina and hear a fight within.
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It's fresh, picked right off the stalk a couple of days ago.
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Add the lemongrass stalk and continue to cook gently for two minutes.
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The Buda Kale somewhat resembles the Purple; but the stalk is shorter.
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Hanna almost choked on a broccoli stalk, certain she'd heard Ruby wrong.
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The scratch of stubble told me that, yes, time was still moving.
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The storekeeper had two days' worth of stubble on his pointy chin.
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The wheat stubble swept on up to a knoll in the distance.
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She touched his jaw and felt the rough stubble of new growth.
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And Paul was not the most daring cock quail in the stubble.
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He wanted to focus on real cases, not chaff from the website.
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It is the only momentous fact; all others are chaff and rags.
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The power of the biggest boss is like chaff in your hands.
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His thoughts whirled around in his mind like chaff in a winnowing-machine.
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The difficulty, of course, is in sorting the wheat from the chaff.
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Then I had her shuck a lobster and she lit right up.
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He could not shuck his code, or sneak out of his era.
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The rustling sound of the corn-shuck mattress continued most of the night.
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Jimmy Hinton pushed Nate to one side with a hard shoulder shuck.
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Something in his voice made her sit up and shuck the sarcasm.
Motif resembling string of buds, wheat husks, or bell flowers.
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I wonder if that works? Not surprisingly, coconut husk is great tinder.
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It was a spark of poetry: strange flower in such a husk.
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But it may be that the husk is taken from the kernel.
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He must not let the husk dull his eye to the kernel.
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The heavy husk fell on my back, a pointed, superheated, squishy weight.
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This is nothing but cocoa husk, washed and then boiled in milk.
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He was rapidly sloughing the dry husk that limited Greene tribe thinking.
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She could look up at the jabbering husk with nothing but pity.
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Brushes, nets and other domestic articles are also manufactured from the husk.
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So I look, first, at the husk of apparent harshness and severity.
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A burned empty husk of a Greathall emerged from the mists ahead.
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Maybe the Valg princes had devoured her, turning her into a husk.
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On a large husk put several tablespoonfuls of chopped meat with olives.
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Peel husk of the garlic and push each clove into the slots.
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All of it drained away in moments, leaving him an empty husk.
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They hollowed me out until I was only a senseless parchment husk.
