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That is also not consonant with the weathered limestone of the facade.

The most productive soils in Washington are those of the river floodplains along with the weathered basalts and windblown silts of the Columbia basin.

And it means unfurling beach chairs and towels on the same spot on the beach, every weekend (lined up, roughly, with the weathered Bingo hall on Ocean Avenue).

There are the bright Pop colors of modernity juxtaposed with the weathered, handsome ordinariness of Old France, all of it beautifully photographed by Raoul Coutard.

Groundwater resources in crystalline rock are typically associated with the weathered zone and regional sub-vertical faults that are well connected to the surface.

There were more than a dozen men patrolling the field who looked like coaches, and not a few of them with the weathered skin and receded or whitened hair to suggest acquired authority.

On each of her previous three solo albums Madeleine Peyroux kept the focus on her voice: a small, distinctive thing with all the weathered charm of a flea-market antique.

Skin contact with even the weathered oil is very damaging, so gloves should be required.

The groundwater occurrence is limited to 10 35 m below the ground level with respect to the weathered thickness range.

However, the granitic soils of Midori-ga-oka have significantly lower CIA values (56.4 69.9) compared with those of the weathered granitoids in Toorongo granodiorite (72.7 81.6).

Aside from its recent brushes with fame, however, the weathered oak interior is not much changed since the 19th century.