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But their stories, like their lives, were each as unique as a strand of DNA.
They wear their beauty lightly -- a spray of berries falls as languidly as a strand of pearls.
The world's smallest book, "Teeny Ted from Tunip Town," is thirty pages long and as wide as a strand of human hair.
For this reason, the proper home for it is indeed in an academic institution, which can shelter it as a strand of civilisation, an intellectual precept.
His bond with humans was as slender as a strand of the Red Man chewing tobacco for which he had developed a taste.
Gary Schneider's "Genetic Self-Portrait," with its greatly magnified black-and-white images of such details as a strand of the artist's hair or his DNA have a strange deathliness considering their extreme focus on life.
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A programme devoted to films starring African American actor Bert Williams and his colleagues was consistently enthralling, as was a strand of alternative City Symphonies, including the sublime Douro Faina Flavial (1931) directed by the great Manoel de Oliveira, whose career began in 1928, and who died earlier this year.
We computed periodicities from the spectrum (periodogram) of a time series as a function of linear axis, such as, length along a strand of hair.
Bryant and Oldman had won for two projects so typical of the industry, so consonant with the basic corporate desires of powerful producers that they're not clichéd so much as intrinsic, like a strand of DNA.
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"That was sad for me," she said, as she pushed a strand of stray hair back in place.
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