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One of her feet is on the ground, the other is pointed at the end of a leg, flung out behind her.
The development of an organism — how one end gets designated as the head or the tail, how feet are enticed to grow at the end of a leg rather than at the wrist — is controlled by a hierarchy of genes, with master genes at the top controlling a next tier of genes, controlling a next and so on.
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Why would anyone desire to carve the foot of a black woman at the end of a table leg?
It would look strange if there was a pink shoe at the end of a brown leg, so it helps with the line.
Laser beams are pulsed in the perpendicular legs and then LIGO scientists measure the time it takes for the laser beam to hit one end of a tunnel leg and return to its starting point.
It came nearly two years after Vonn tore the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments and broke the upper end of a right leg bone in a crash during the Super-G at the February, 2013 World Championships.
With the Rivaldo goal, on a ball brought down with his chest and then tamed midair at the end of a long, outstretched leg, before finally being booted home powerfully, Brazil's game seemed to recalibrate itself, marrying lethal precision with the outrageous flair.
Her father reclined across the back seat, pain medication making his sentences syrupy, his bare toes at the end of a heavy full-leg cast resting on the door handle.
Make a tiny little curve from the end of the leg, then make a flat line about the size of the first finger line.
"Unknown Caller" was dropped for a period of several weeks before being revived towards the end of the leg, and "In a Little While" also returned to the setlist.
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