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He has a distinct nose.
A 1960s hairstyle, the beehive, is also called a B-52 for its resemblance to the aircraft's distinct nose.
Perhaps the most well-known rock is "Queen's Head," which eerily resembles a head with a distinct nose, mouth and crown.
As in our prior report, we again trained adult naïve male C57BL/6 mice in standard Med-Associates operant conditioning chambers to respond on two distinct nose poke apertures for food reinforcement.
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It has a distinct honey/caramel nose, with notes of both apple and vanilla swirling somewhere down near the bottom.
I saw the reading glasses perched on my sister's distinct elegant English nose as she holds her pen in her long straight fingers making bold careful shapes.
That dab of green on Celia's nose, so distinct and ostentatious, performs a double function: it purports to indicate the upward tip, but it also draws attention to itself as a brushmark.
Asherson's clarity of diction, open demeanour, bright blue eyes and retroussé nose were distinct physical hallmarks; she often seemed to combine the kittenishness of Vivien Leigh with the grace and watery-eyed gravity of Celia Johnson, as she progressed from leading Shakespearean roles at the Old Vic before the second world war to West End stardom soon after it.
Kandis, at the suggestion that she might go into sales, crinkled her nose in a distinct negative.
The sloping eyes and aquiline nose suggest a distinct family resemblance to her now ultra-famous niece.
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