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Like a collar, your puppy will likely have to get used to wearing a harness.
Deflated, it looks like a collar on a jacket.
And wear it wrapped close around the neck like a collar (as seen at Paul Smith).
There is a glossary so the cook can understand terms like a collar (food formed into a ring for presentation).
Police Officer Gary Lajoe pulled the sweater over his head, then slipped a strip of paper around his neck like a collar.
Cree's bulb uses high-power LEDs which means it can work with a smaller heat sink, which appears like a collar around the base of the bulb.
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It is recommended to wear something business-like, a collar-shirt for gentlemen, a blouse for ladies.
"I like a big collar -- but not those Italian spread ones".
"Would you like a fur collar?" my mother said, handing Anna a snippet of fluffy black fox.
Tails consist of a T4-like neck with a collar, a sheath surrounding a tail tube or core, a thin base plate, and an adsorption structure.
"I like to use a collar when I scene because it is like an agreement of what we are doing," he says.
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