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But the 21st century is biting away at such old certainties, leaving a future perceptibly less assured.
"You've got to eat little pieces and you just keep biting away at it until you win".
When he's not biting away at the foundations of our world, he bickers with the unnamed eagle that sits on top of the tree.
The sidewalk diners at a nearby restaurant, biting away at heavily spiced skewers of lamb kebab and tucking into bowls of meaty stew, seem as though they could have been chosen by casually throwing darts at a map of Asia.
The Australians were always there, snapping and biting away at them like a little terrier but that was a stonking performance.
"If you are in the team there is always going to be someone biting away at your heels trying to get in.
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They begin by excavating sand, which exposes the nylon snare, transporting sand away from it, and then biting at the snare itself.
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