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Their appeal is their ability to scratch the primal itch in almost everyone to have fun, and to get something for nothing.
What both Kershaw and co-presenter Lucy Duran have is the ability to scratch engagingly beneath the surface of places to unearth diverse musical contexts.
A rectangular tabletop device, the CDJ-1000 imanytes many of the tactile qualities of an analog record player, including the ability to "scratch" the compact disc and manually speed up or slow down a song.
But I didn't realize when I welcomed him into my home and my heart that doing so meant he'd take up most of my time without the ability to scratch that life-long itch for human banter, leaving me off-kilter in a way that is as emotionally painful for me as a never-ending toddler onslaught is for introverts.
His ability to scratch out a living in the wilderness recalls the original capitalists of these wilds: the voyageurs.
A mineral's hardness is determined by its ability to scratch and be scratched by other materials.
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Buy now 8. Tefal Preference Pro, £25, johnlewis Given a year or two of use, your average frying pan will start to scratch, thereby compromising its ability to cook as it should.
Similarities are observed between the neural pathways responsible for itching, pain and temperature, which explains the ability of various temperatures to modulate the desire to scratch.
Although "the intelligence of China's young people was maturing sooner", their "ability to distinguish between right and wrong" was not up to scratch, he said.
To scratch an itch.
He stopped to scratch.
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