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1 Furthermore, the composers of poetry build it out of very elastic units.
2 The lungs are spongy and porous, and their tissues are very elastic .
3 Gutta percha, for instance, is pliable and tough though not very elastic .
4 But time is a very elastic element in Geology and Prophecy.
5 The stitch is very elastic , and the same on both sides.
6 Like his relative the Pelican, he owns a very elastic throat.
7 The code of a Public School boy's honour is very elastic .
8 The house is not large, but convenient and very elastic .
9 The term private affairs was very elastic , stretching often to cover even cool-blooded murder.
10 Now this provision is capable of a very elastic construction.
11 They required humouring, and their march discipline was very elastic .
12 The stomach is a very elastic piece of skin.
13 His shirt is white cotton and very elastic .
14 Gold is the heaviest of all metals, except platina; it is neither very elastic , nor very hard.
15 The northern pecan timber is not brash like the southern pecan but is very elastic and tough.
16 The bamboos of which it was composed were securely lashed together by sepos, making it very elastic .
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