For the raw almond nuts (Figure 3(a)), the surface was quite smooth, without any pores, except for some occasional cracks.
> -wrap-foot> * p < 0.05 aAggregate of sales growth in tonnes of eggs, meats, seafood, fruits, vegetables and nuts Figure 4 presents the trends in sales growth in millions of litres of SSCBs by foreign companies in Vietnam and the Philippines.
Mrs. Detraz, a 77-year-old widow who offers strangers brownies with nuts, figures she has spent $125,000 of her own money battling the mayor and the federal government over the train.
Must be a nut, I figured -- and thereby ignored a clue to the biggest religious scandal of the century.
"I'm extremely detail oriented, and I drive people nuts trying to figure out where everyone is coming from in a scene, and why they're saying what they're saying," he said.
I take real-life characters, switch them around a bit, and drive them nuts trying to figure out whether I've based the characters on them or not.
[Female teacher: government school] By contrast, children noted they would wear glasses (53/160 [33.1%]), use medicines (30/160 [18.8%]), and visit a doctor (8/160 [5.0%]) to keep their eyes healthy, and more than a third (56/160 or 35.0%) indicated they would eat fruits, vegetables and nuts (Table 6; Figure 7 and 8).
This will drive you nuts until you figure it out.
While we might see ourselves as sporting nuts, these Australian Bureau of Statistics figures indicate we spend more time in movie theatres, museums and other places of culture than we do cheering in grandstands.
With just 8,776 digital monthly sales, according to the most recent figures, Nuts failed to make the transition to a digital future as its editorial mix was available for free on competing websites.
Gore campaign aides went nuts when they figured out that a Republican ad lacing into the vice president on prescription drugs had one frame that flashed the word "RATS" in big white letters, as a Cubist fragment of the word "bureaucrats".
