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The central figure of Charity is the most antique, assimilating elements of Classical depictions of Abundantia, Ceres, and Juno, all of which were depicted with cornucopias in their left hands.

There were "hoe-tuskers" and "shovel-tuskers", such as Platybelodon grangeri, which were depicted by 20th century paleontologists lowering their huge shovel-like trunks into swamps to feast on marsh plants.

The most piercing allegations concerned Palin's ignorance of foreign affairs - which were depicted to be even more extreme than already thought - and the amount she spent kitting out herself and her family with a TV-friendly wardrobe.

Posters in the early 20th century continued to show balloons, but by then they were seen as upstaged by dirigibles and airplanes, which were depicted soaring or floating past the spires of Gothic cathedrals.

Archaeological investigations were undertaken between 1977 and 1980, to determine whether the lower terraces, which were depicted on a map of 1740, had indeed existed.

The serosurveillance studies were performed in four major districts, which were depicted in figure 1.

The (110 SL plane is parallel to the substrate, which is depicted in the illustration.

Zivie discovered Thutmose's presumptive tomb in 1996, which is depicted in a rendering (photo 3).

Then the boundary values lie on the curve f(R), which is depicted above.

In the email attachment, there was a section titled 'Why Join GEBN?', which is depicted below.

The snake, which is depicted with six eyes and four wings, is no ordinary serpent.