A second test involves chipping small sections of concrete from the floor in several areas. |
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A small hand shovel was leaning against the dirt wall in front of him and Eron picked it up and began chipping away portions of the wall. |
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As he fell face-first his mouth smashed against the hard corner of the table, chipping a front tooth. |
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We found some interesting sparrows including vesper and a first year chipping sparrow going into winter plumage. |
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That movement saved him, as another silenced gunshot rang out, chipping the hard concrete floor above him. |
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The unusual shape of the stone is in part the result of early visitors chipping pieces off to use as talismans or for curative purposes. |
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Blue Jays and crows seem to have moved in of late, overpowering the persistent chirps of the chipping sparrows and resident cardinals. |
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Clay pots that you'd like to save from cracking and chipping should also be stored where they can remain dry. |
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Use the same procedure to prevent chipping when cutting across the grain of a solid-wood door's vertical stiles. |
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He has done this by stealth, by chipping away little by little and creating an Australia in his own image. |
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A couple of halfway decent, if rather weedy, hits would see us within chipping distance, so we went for it. |
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He nutmegged a defender on the edge of the box before chipping goalkeeper Paul Kelly, who was virtually on his line, from twenty yards out. |
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The players in the group then establish a playing order by calling coin tosses, chipping toward a tee marker, or any other simple method. |
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Preventing water absorption stops the surface chipping and flaking, or spalling, which eventually ruins so much concrete. |
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Meanwhile, Collins's case remains unsettled, and only chipping paint and crumbling steps indicate the havoc inside her house. |
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I was good at making little shapes on my finger nails when chipping nail polish. |
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In this game Royal made the mistake of either kicking too deep or not chipping. |
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Those blocks with a slight flow due to chipping or cracking are cut to obtain bondstones, curbs or paving stones. |
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I'm sick and tired of people constantly chipping away at our most sacred institution. |
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Residents seem dwarfed by their improbably high-ceilinged apartments, with huge transomed windows and faded, chipping walls. |
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He hits the ball 280 to 290 yards off the tee but says the strength of his game is his midirons and chipping around the greens. |
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He went off on a weaving run before chipping through only for the ball to be scrambled clear. |
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The candidate's campaign scheduler says the only time she saw Dean lose his temper was over rock chipping. |
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It's good that all our strikers are scoring and, with the other players chipping in too, we're always going to be a goal-scoring threat. |
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He scored 18 goals in Greece last season so I expect him to be chipping in when he gets in the swing. |
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We have thought of a few options like borrowing a barn on a farm and doing it all up and looking at everyone else chipping in. |
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They like to wrap themselves in the American flag and yet they're totally chipping away at what it stands for. |
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Now, many fear we are chipping away at what it means to be an American, devaluing the citizenship those millions worked so hard to attain. |
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Raquel still stood stiffly, but the passion in his voice was gradually chipping away at her suspicions. |
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Of course, his persona was one of golden husband and do-gooder WASP, something he's clearly revelling in chipping away at here. |
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He guilts George into chipping in to buy her a new wheelchair, but they buy her a used model that ends up being a lemon. |
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I don't like it much and the polish is chipping so I think I'm going to go for a rust color. |
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The golf range also boasts a 600-square-metre putting green and separate chipping area, with a practice bunker. |
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My fingers started picking at my chipped black nail polish and I kept my eyes down, concentrating on the paint chipping. |
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A Whole Tree Processor will be delimbing, debarking and chipping whole trees, producing pulp chips. |
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Likewise your warranty could be invalidated if something goes wrong with the car and the fault is traced to the chipping. |
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The outside was washed in red paint, which was chipping due to age and weather conditions. |
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On each of the first two holes, admittedly from tricky spots, he failed to even get his ball on the green when chipping. |
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The War Museum was a square building, whose white paint was peeling and chipping off around the edges. |
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Woks were rusty, cleaning equipment dirty, ceiling paint chipping and the food elevator was covered in blood and dried food. |
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Butfoy looks at tee shots, fairway woods, iron shots, playing from the rough, bunker play, chipping and putting. |
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The Beast and the Devil tried to hold a serious business conversation, but Vickybird kept chipping in with questions of a purely ostrobogulous nature. |
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Thieves are chipping away at the remains of archaeological and cultural wonders, removing prieceless artifacts piece by piece. |
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While chipping away plaster from his kitchen wall, the Guatemalan man unearthed a series of centuries-old Mayan murals. |
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For decades now writers and journalists have been chipping away at the myth of Orwell to reveal some of the truth. |
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Without much delay, Rahaena's army of monster hunters and mercenaries charged forward, chipping away at the retreating legion like a whittler at wood. |
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The old neighborhood was falling apart, the paint was chipping off of the aging buildings and graffiti covered dumpsters, trash cans, benches, everything. |
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Her head fell upon a wooden end table, chipping parts of it. |
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Everywhere paint was chipping, wood was cracking, piles of putrid garbage were collecting, and laundry lines were being strung anywhere it was possible to do so. |
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It's carved, with paint chipping off and other paint coming through. |
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He was chipping away pieces of a large rock, slowly hollowing it out. |
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He chipped his third shot through the green and watched as his fourth dribbled back to his feet before avoiding a double bogey by chipping in from 35 feet. |
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He plays half the second hole one-handed, chipping the ball along the fairway with his right hand while cradling the phone to his ear with his left. |
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It will take some chipping away at, one dimension at a time. |
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The columns were retrofitted by chipping off their concrete covers, adding jackets of steel rebar around them, and filling the jackets with shotcrete. |
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He had as good a chance of chipping into my drinking money as a Central Park wino hitting up the president of the Anti-Saloon League for a fifth of bourbon. |
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The advantages of back chipping are invaluable, as unfused or partially fused metal at the root of the joint can be removed to a depth where sound metal exists. |
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The full back gathered a misplaced clearance kick before chipping the defence and gathering the ball on the bounce to score a great individual try. |
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What ponce de Leon failed to find in one fell swoop, medical researchers have been chipping away at in recent years. |
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After the ball squirted out of a ruck on the French side Yachvili darted down the narrow blindside before chipping ahead and winning the race to the ball. |
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He was chipping cheeky penalties past a stand-in goalkeeper. |
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Although light in weight and less prone to chipping than delftware, this new refined earthenware was still not as durable as white salt-glazed stoneware. |
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His reign was marked by bullying management, increasing casualisation, fanatical hatred of trade unions and a constant chipping away at wages and conditions. |
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This is being done to preserve chip quality as the spikes drive particles of soot and char into the wood beyond the bark, which contaminates the wood going to chipping. |
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While chipping at the landing is still the principal means of comminution, bundling is growing rapidly and could easily overtake roadside chipping within a few years. |
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Remember, though, if you think you have 50 song birds daily or 20 chipping sparrows, you should polish your binoculars, review your field guide and take a second look! |
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These woodpeckers have also regularly attacked colonies of nesting house martins by clinging to the side of the inverted mud dome and chipping away a hold. |
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My flatmates and I attempted to create a celebratory atmosphere by plugging in a solitary fan heater and chipping ice off the insides of the windows. |
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Her lime green nail polish was chipping, and there were flecks of dirt. |
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The result is inspected for broken tablets, and the percentage of tablet mass lost through chipping. |
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And there was the tree that had dropped most of its leaves but was loaded with chipping sparrows. |
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Perhaps the first example of a human made device designed to manage power is the hand axe, made by chipping flint to form a wedge. |
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We did a really good job chipping the puck into their zone and getting the forecheck going. |
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I never said the captain was all that blameful throwing the chipping hammer. |
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At that time there were no milling, planing or shaping machines, and all flat surfaces were made by hand chipping, filing and scraping. |
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Metals deposited are said to be resistant to chipping or cracking when machined by conventional methods. |
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It is chipping away at the uninsured population in the United States. |
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There is increased translucency particularly in anterior teeth as enamel is dissolved and incisal chipping occurs as the enamel becomes thinner. |
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Jones also played on several songs, chipping in mandola, piano, bass and wobbleboard. |
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A hand axe is made by chipping stone, generally flint, to form a bifacial edge, or wedge. |
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We saw a bald eagle, an osprey, a loon and ducks of various types, and because we were sitting relatively quietly, had chipping sparrows land surprising close to us. |
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Many men also suffered blindness due to working chipping at the coral. |
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Also, sintered magnets are said to be more prone to breakage and chipping. |
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Pimlow caught the Cardiff defence cold, chipping over the top and regathering to score, much to the delight of the large crowd at Mount Pleasant Park. |
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The two-piece fingerjoint set is specifically designed for cutting fingerjoints, rabbets and square bottom grooves without scoring or chipping, the company says. |
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He leans on a chipping wedge, hip boxed out in a pastel contrapposto. |
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This ink has excellent resistance to edge chipping on styrene, foamboard and fluted polypropylene materials when used with a knife or router cutter. |
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Plans for a factory extension could create more than 100 new jobs in Chipping Norton, if council planners give a green light to the scheme. |
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Mr Gregg will be contacting his opposite numbers in Moreton, Chipping Campden, Stow and Bourton to warn them of the risk. |
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The most welcome sighting was our first Chipping Sparrow of the year, pictured to the right. |
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Two thought-provoking shows are being staged in Chipping Norton this weekend. |
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Chipping the concrete protects against the possibility that a concrete sealer had been applied without your knowledge. |
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People in Chipping Norton are very fortunate to have both an open-air pool and a leisure centre. |
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Tne Prime Minister took a break from the matters of state to go sledging in Chipping Norton today. |
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And in Chipping, lay readers and retired clergy have been conducting services with volunteers helping to co-ordinate weddings. |
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A Cotswold rock band are hoping it will be plain sailing when they travel from Chipping Campden to a gig in London's Camden Town on Monday. |
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After training he began as a curate at Chipping Barnet and later became team vicar at Dunstable. |
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The service covers Moreton in the north, Winchcombe in the east, Chipping Norton in the west and Burford in the south. |
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Chipping appetites reached new levels late last year when a leaked memo revealed Forestry Tasmania instructing contractors to put sawlogs through the chipper. |
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The Clay-colored can be distinguished from the Chipping by a brown, rather than gray, rump, a darker face pattern, and the absence of a moustache. |
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Cameron's constituency home is in Dean, Oxfordshire, and the Camerons have been described as key members of the Chipping Norton set. |
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The northern part of Gloucestershire, near Chipping Campden, is as close to the Scottish border as it is to the tip of Cornwall. |
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Four teams claim a continuous lineage Bampton, Headington Quarry, and Chipping Campden. |
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He moved with his family from Harlington to Stondon Massey, a small village near Chipping Ongar in Essex. |
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Ashbee established a community of craftsmen, the Guild of Handicraft, in east London, later moving to Chipping Campden. |
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Now, in the district around Chipping Carby, the County Families are very County indeed, few more so. |
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Stratford-On-Avon, Chipping Camden, Lechlade and Burford are all a 35mph pootle away. |
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In 1902 Ashbee relocated the guild out of London to begin an experimental community in Chipping Campden in the Cotswolds. |
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Chipping Campden also is known for the annual Cotswold Olimpick Games, a celebration of sports and games dating back to the early 17th century. |
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Chipping petroglyph on the White Tank Mountain Regional Park Waterfall Trail, Arizona. |
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In the same section as Ponty were Ghent, Garryowen, Milton Keynes, Dover, Basingstoke, Chipping Sodbury and Ukrainian side Yevko. |
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The Home Wood Chipping Service will turn up and process woody prunings up to 5ins in diameter and leave it with the owner to use as a mulch or to be used in a composter. |
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