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1 They see a wide surface , and forget the difference between seeing and knowing.
2 They expose a wide surface to the northern hurricanes which drive them gradually southward.
3 Ripples spread out over the wide surface of the lake, smoothly reaching for the far corners.
4 One saw that largeness can become but a wide surface for the tragic exhibition of weakness.
5 The wide surface of the sea glistened.
6 Sinuous curves of metal inlaid the wide surface , graceful lines that vaguely reminded Rand of vines and leaves.
7 Moreover, this elevation permits them to easily watch their sheep, which are often scattered over a wide surface .
8 The arrangement is such that the rising vapors can regularly and without obstruction traverse these materials of wide surface .
9 It is like a piece of rubber stretched over a wide surface ; it is wide, but it becomes very thin.
10 The wide surface area of the tyre does this by distributing the rider's weight over the width of the tyre.
11 Hepatectomies with a wide surface area and those that expose the major Glisson's sheath present serious risk factors for bile leakage.
12 From their shape and size they present a very wide surface to the snow, and prevent the walker from sinking in.
13 Scattered across its continent- wide surface were structures that must have been as large as cities, but which appeared to be machines.
14 Below them, a hundred yards away, the light, such as it was, gleamed faintly upon the wide surface of the river.
15 It spreads over a wide surface of grey pebbles, very much as the gold fringe straggles over the top of Junker von Warmond's fencing-glove.
16 Across the southern apex of this prairie city could be seen the "Father of Waters," its wide surface bounded on the west by the wilderness.
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