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Once the board breaks, fold it back to form a right angle.
Hitchens dropped back to form a flank between the women and the man, then said, "This is the polite version.
With the hem of a white miniskirt parted in front and rolled back to form a triangle over black shorts, there could be no mistake that Giambattista Valli had the pudenda in mind.
Even his prematurely silvery hair (he is only 37) has been pulled back to form a stubby, perpendicular ponytail antenna, as if to receive signals from some celestial transponder of modern culture.
Between the nasal and zygomatic bones, the horizontal portion of the frontal bone extends back to form a part of the roof of the eye socket, or orbit; it thus serves an important protective function for the eye and its accessory structures.
The sole was made of iron, one-quarter-inch thick, that was bent to form a shallow box filled with a wooden core; it was cut away at the back to form a handgrip, while the mouth was cut out about one-third of the way from the front.
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Not only applying pressure high up the pitch, Hersi also contributes defensively in deeper areas, dropping back to form an almost impenetrable 4-4-2 defensive block.
ROCK activity is negatively regulated by its C-terminal domain, which folds back to form an auto-inhibitory loop on the kinase domain, thereby maintaining the enzyme in an inactive state [43].
By mid-week, Congress, the second-largest party with 140 seats in the 545-member lower house, claimed to have enough backing to form a minority government.
The other, losing, parties came out in support of the sacked army commander and seemed ready, with army backing, to form a government without the Maoists.
Miners lost ground as metal prices fell and Australian prime minister Julia Gillard received enough backing to form a government following the recent election.
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