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So we carried on a bit further, and just over the brow of the hill was an arrow pointing off the road and into a golf course, which seemed curiously appropriate for the new Europe.

The dominant right aortic arch (arrow) gives off the right subclavian and right common carotid branches, while the left atretic aortic arch gives off the left common carotid and left subclavian arteries proximal to the atretic region (arrowhead).

For example, suppose that a freak gust of wind blows the arrow off-course, but then a second freak gust of wind happens to blow it back on course again.

The law graduate required her last arrow to see off the challenge from her British team-mate Mel Clarke, who won silver in a tense final at the Royal Artillery Barracks.

a, b Axial and coronal CT images, respectively, show "walled-off" necrosis (arrows) of the pancreas.

When they had exhausted their ammunition, the Yorkists plucked arrows off the ground in front of them arrows shot by their foes and continued shooting.

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Vestiges of his failed experiment still linger, though: "Broken Arrows" off last year's Stories features a synthesized banjo line and a guest vocal from country superstar Zac Brown.

The uphill angle meant that the arrows either bounced off the shields of the English or overshot their targets and flew over the top of the hill.

The first arrow shot off over the target into the forest and, for all I know, put paid to one of Bhutan's few remaining snow leopards.

Axial T1-WI at the level of the distal femur (c) shows the common peroneal nerve (white arrow) and the tibial nerve (black arrow) as they branch off the sciatic nerve.