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Then take a small pin or tack and poke a little hole directly into the center of the rounded egg end, just enough to break through the shell into the air pocket located on that end.
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The jaws of these rays have developed calcified struts to help them break through the shells of mollusks, by supporting the jaws and preventing dents from hard prey.
Even more damaging is the moral spinelessness of the narrative; the holiday, though an utter travesty, somehow furnishes Jane with a Darcy of her own, who in turn breaks through the shell of fakery to reveal his genuine worth.
Once they broke through the shell in early July, they brushed and scooped away the soil, sometimes with teaspoons.
Gently tap the top of the egg with the pin until you've broken through the shell.
This is important as the embryos can become misaligned if the pointy end is higher and may have difficult pipping, or breaking through the shell, when it comes time to hatch.[1].
It might be simplistic, but love is all that can break through the hard shell of pain and fear caused by a dreadful diagnosis or another traumatic bomb that explodes in your midst.
A company news release on the "share the love" campaign provided further explication: " 'Breaking through the shell' of seafood is a metaphor for human connection as people seek to break through their tough outer shells".
Mr. Khodorkovsky said Mr. Putin's "love for dogs is the only sincere, kind feeling breaking through the icy shell of the 'national symbol' of the beginning of the 2000s".
For Mr. Dullaghan, one of the hardest things about making his documentary was breaking through the hard shell of Bukowski's legend to get at the man he really was.
When I asked if the water had broken through the coconut shells, Fatima gestured at the levy.
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