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1 Half the little place had been shorn away by the first change.
2 His armour was dinted and his plume shorn away from his helmet.
3 His ears were then shorn away and he was thrown into the street.
4 His chief distinguishing feature -hislong, elaborately dressed hair-had been shorn away .
5 The path ahead had recently been shorn away .
6 His heavy black hair was shorn away and his head was bound with much soft cotton stuffs.
7 All her pretty hair had been shorn away , which made her little face look tiny and sharp.
8 It looked haggard and grey, as if a withering hand had touched him and shorn away his youth.
9 All paper shorn away , there stood revealed a green cabbage, topped by something fluffy and hairy and snow-white.
10 Let every weak twig, every immature shoot be shorn away , and nothing but strong, sturdy, well-seasoned branches left.
11 One of the towers had apparently been shorn away and the roof of the nave was burned-wecould tell that.
12 So there was one alternative shorn away ; one that he had not conceived as more than a very faint possibility.
13 At that point he did not realize it was because the rear half of the shuttle had been shorn away .
14 However, challenges by Romney-supporting legal teams and state officials has seen many of those delegates shorn away -but not all.
15 It was as though the side issues had been shorn away , so that the main struggle was thenceforth on simpler lines.
16 Alpha decay also converts elements and is the most dramatic change on a nuclear level-twoneutrons and two protons are shorn away .
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