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white pointer
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A species of shark.
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A novel without form is a jellyfish pretending to be a white pointer.
One series for National Geographic called "Blue Wilderness" (1992) involved filming white pointer sharks off South Africa without the protection of a cage.
White shark (Carcharodon carcharias), also called great white shark or white pointer, any member of the largest species of the mackerel sharks (Lamnidae) and one of the most powerful and potentially dangerous predatory sharks in the world.
The white shark, which is also called great white shark or white pointer, may be the fish that needs no introduction, because it is one of the most powerful and potentially dangerous predatory sharks in the world.
Two of the largest sharks -- the white pointer, which grows to 18 feet in length, and the gray nurse, up to 9 feet -- have been protected since 1997 by federal laws on endangered species.
Under the "serious threat" policy, which was modified from the previous "imminent threat" policy in December, the WA Department of Fisheries may use mobile drumlines to attempt to catch and kill a "high-hazard" shark – a white pointer, tiger or bull shark that is more than three metres long – if it has been sighted over several days within a kilometre of a popular beach or high use area.
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Leo and Fran, big chocolate-and-white pointers.
We compared Siberian larch and white birch pointer years from Altansumber (Gradel et al. 2017).
Two dogs emerged through the bramble: Elhew Sinbad, a white-coated pointer, and Highground Jax Jabba, a spotted setter.
In Figure 1, these axioms are illustrated as arrows with white triangular pointers.
It was delivered sardonically, undoubtedly tongue-in-cheek, but was also a useful pointer to white, liberal, middle-class feeling.
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