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His eyes grew wider, softer.
Certain variables in the camera's structure affect how the light will blur for example, a lens that improperly corrects spherical aberration will make wider, softer balls of unfocused light than a normal lens.
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Three genetically distinct forms of B. brownii are recognised: the better known forms are a "mountain form" with a shrubby habit, short thin hard leaves, and a squat inflorescence; and a "Millbrook Road form", with a tree habit and longer, wider, soft leaves.
His helmet seemed to balance on his thin head, shadowing those wide, soft brown eyes.
Next, the whole surface of the stone is coated with undiluted gum arabic, applied with a wide, soft brush.
Inflorescence: peduncle 8--25 cm; phyllaries 5--25 mm, 0.7--2.5 0.7--2.5 0.7--2.5ry, glandular, innermmst < to > immediately preceding series.
He also showed cropped sweaters with hip-huggers, and he paired oversize pullovers and cardigans in silk and linen with long loose dresses and wide soft pants.
They replaced the curving blacktop driveway with a wide, soft gravel forecourt that ends in a mossy footpath disappearing into arching witch hazels.
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