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As you can probably imagine, this spiked tail was a very important part of its defense.

His hair slightly spiked, the singer has thick eyebrows, large eyes and perfectly groomed skin, making for a classic metrosexual look.

An old man was sitting on a bench in the mall when a young man with spiked hair came over and sat down beside him.

She's hoping to develop a small strip or stick that would turn a certain color if dipped into a drink that had been spiked with roofies.

With its spiked shell, beak like jaws, and thick, scaled tail, this species is often referred to as the "dinosaur of the turtle world. "

It was so like smith's work, so much more like the top of a strongly spiked wall than a head of hair.

Doctors say it may have been the long-term use of traditional medicines that caused the condition as they are often spiked with corticoids.

The goddess is depicted with a spotted animal skin draped over her shoulders, a decorated quiver, and a spiked crown.

Generally, the Spurs emblem cock foot on thorn also has this meaning: used as a militant cock may also be coupled with a spiked.

To my dismay, my choice didn't correspond with my daughter' s. My son-In-law was the tall, lanky one with spiked hair and a small goatee.

In the intervening years, measles cases spiked in the U. K. as some parents refused to let their children be vaccinated.

They would be hungry even if the price of food had not spiked.

I'd slow down on that fruit punch Grandma, someone's bound to have spiked it.

The combination of one , two or three players jumping in front of the opposing spiker and contacting the spiked ball with the hands .

Some banks made tentative attempts in the autumn to pull out of loan agreements because their cost of financing had spiked so high.

China's self-sufficiency in grain prevented world food prices from moving even higher when they spiked three years ago, he said.

It is protected by high , spiked railings and two sets of steel security barriers that are thick enough to stop a tank .

A heavy medieval war club with a spiked or flanged metal head, used to crush armor.

The imprinted electrode was used for analysis of parabens in actual samples with the spiked recoveries more than 90%.

Radiation levels at these plants have spiked to higher levels in an hour than people naturally come into contact with in a lifetime.

In some cases simple measures, like a coarse Blackthorn hedge, can be as effective as a spiked fence and far easier to install.

Vader's flared out helmet is no longer a samurai look but now a more Prussian spiked helmet.

Gas prices are starting to come down again, but when they spiked over the last few months, it hit people's wallets pretty hard.

That led to a boomlet of articles, blog posts, and anonymous commentary that spiked her search volume on Google (GOOG).

Traders snapped up safe-haven Treasurys, pushing yields ever lower. And a key measure of volatility and investor fears spiked.

Chinese capital and access to its home markets is once again giving the city some optimism after unemployment spiked to 14% early this year.

VIX spiked higher trading up to 69. 25 and crude slipped as fears of a global recession intensified.

He said that now can be a little jogging, but would like to wear spiked shoes also can not run it.

Dairne Bloodhoof: The spiked pit is filled with quilboars. It looks as if they're protecting some kind of gemstone.

Cairne Bloodhoof: The spiked pit is filled with quilboars. It looks as if they're protecting some kind of gemstone.

Memories of how Vietnam spiked Lyndon Johnson's dreams of a Great Society haunt party elders.

On the videotape, she tosses her hair and smiles for the camera, strutting in tight jeans and spiked heels, on the arm of an agent.

A spiked or perforated device used to support stems in a flower arrangement.

Beijing has told companies to hold down price increases to help cool inflation that spiked to a 32-month high of 5. 4% in March.

Layoffs and discharges spiked during the crisis of 2008-2009 but have fallen sharply since then, perhaps reducing the sense of urgency.

He eats mostly wild game, which he either hunts with his bow-and-arrow or traps in spiked-bottom pitfalls.

French bond yields also spiked sharply in a sign that the debt crisis was continuing to spread to larger, top-rated countries.

Recovery, linearity and calibration curve should be checked by spiked samples (with target component or internal standard).

After falling back in early June, the VIX spiked again in the final days of the month.

But the damage if oil prices spiked and stayed high for a long time could be severe for the recovering economies of the rich world.

A short spike or spiked wheel that attaches to the heel of a rider's boot and is used to urge a horse forward.

Jeremy Bentham, the great utilitarian philosopher, once spiked this argument.

When demand for liquidity spiked in early August, it was akin to a run on the whole banking system.

Radiation levels at the site spiked as engineers vented contaminated steam from both reactors to relieve pressure building up inside.

Cyclical influences include re-stocking: cereal stocks were run down as prices spiked and need to be replenished.

stared down from the walls, an assortment of human bones lay upon the counter, and rusty, spiked instruments hung from the ceiling.

Australia's suicide rate spiked in 1930, but overall health improved and death rates declined; after 1930, suicide rates declined as well.

Viewership spiked during the noon hour when Obama was taking the oath of office and delivering his inaugural address.

The northeast industrial town of Shenyang banned e-bikes in 2009 after their numbers spiked in the wake of a motorcycle ban.

Officials asked workers at the plant to evacuate Wednesday after the cloud rose above the plant and radiation levels spiked.

Another type, which inhibits the output neurons, spiked at the troughs of the oscillations.

Boga was brave and trusting enough of Kenobi's command to perform daring leaps and close with Grievous' dangerously spiked conveyance.

Government programs in those three regions have spiked consumer demand for new cars, with VW taking better advantage than Toyota.

The concerns spiked after a measure of Chinese manufacturing eased to its lowest level since July 2010.

Prices had previously spiked by $5 on Tuesday, on erroneous reports that a conflict had begun between the US and Iran.

Determine the metaphor during the exploration phase, when stories are written and spiked.

Spreads between ten-year Greek bonds and benchmark German bunds the day before spiked to nearly seven percentage points.

The announcement triggered panic as citizens dumped currency and hoarded goods. Inflation spiked.

The rate of appreciation initially spiked.

The sulfites spiked into the wastewater were completely oxidized to sulfates in the bench-scale reactor.

Sure enough, over the past few months, crude prices have spiked when the Intrade odds of an attack have spiked.

The rate of attrition among New York judges has spiked.

The name's popularity spiked when she arrived on the national political scene.

He became dehydrated. His temperature spiked to alarming levels. His white blood cell count almost tripled.

By the end of the year, she notes, yields had spiked to 8. 9%, as the dollar plummeted an additional 11%.

Peripheral European yields spiked, but US Treasury and German bund yields declined further.

Spreads on Irish, Portuguese and, to a lesser extent, Spanish debt also spiked.

Wine drinking increased in places like Germany and Belgium, while beer drinking spiked in Greece and Spain.

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On the power plant's grounds, radiation readings spiked to levels that hampered the recovery efforts.

Chatter about the health of Mr. Kim has spiked in Beijing and in Seoul, where North Korea-watching is an obsession.

Prices occasionally spiked, especially for food items, but were swiftly subdued.

There is even a Spiked Paduka used for masochism.

One gravity switching 2D level I played was lined with crackling laser wires, spiked monsters and whole troupes of flying Paragoombas.

Wheat prices spiked this August after a drought and fires in Russia, an important supplier, prompted an export ban.

Dragon eyes spiked think, the mental is a warm, slightly sweet, calm mind passing trace of ripple.

The last time Beijing resorted to price controls was when inflation spiked in 2008.

I am not talking about guys with spiked hair - I am talking about guys who become other guys' "girlfriends" - usually for protection.

They spiked higher earlier this month, before the Fed dove back into the market and helped drive yields back down.

If yields rise too steeply it would likely mean that inflation has spiked.

The correlation between the ICA and ELISA methods was good by detecting 40 spiked milk sample.

As a result of a recent shift in liquidity policy, the Eonia rate spiked to 0. 5 per cent last month, and has since fallen to 0. 4 per cent.

Roy: Wow, what have we got here? An ogre with a spiked chain?

Elsewhere in Nairobi, chang'aa is spiked with embalming fluid from mortuaries.

Water-proof clothing and spiked shoes are fairly recent innovations.

A known mass of gaseous Hg is spiked onto Section 3 of each sorbent trap prior to sampling.

Oil prices spiked at more than $147 in July, but fell by more than two-thirds as the world economy drooped.

The boys spiked the drinks, so everyone at the party got drunk.

Since September the cotton price has spiked, which increased our costs.

Car sales spiked in February but returned to normal in March.

That's making for a potentially dangerous snowmelt now that temperatures have spiked to over 100 degrees at the park entrance this week.

The dollar was mixed versus other major currencies. Oil prices spiked 14%, while gold prices dipped.

The rodents were spiked with doses of speed equivalent to those taken by addicts on a binge.

By preempting the summit, China has spiked the guns of its economic rivals while at the same time conceding very little.

Traffic spiked so hard on Twitter and Facebook that they nearly went down.

Them boys in their spiked high heels; ah, Sandy, their skins are so white.

The of patients submitted to hospitals with confirmed influenza spiked 55% in recent days.

Meantime, oil prices that spiked right after the Algeria attack remain high.

Because of this spiked interest in pampering pets, the market for pet care products and supplies has exploded.

'We still haven't solved our problems from two summers ago when oil spiked to the $150 [a barrel] level.

This summer, world wheat prices have spiked again (see article).

The teenager had spiked hair in all different colors: green, red, orange, and blue.

The spiked results to analyse actual samples are satisfied.

The inventor of the spiked golf shoe, Ernie, has died following a Brief illness. He was 82.

That belief was fortified this spring when oil prices spiked again.

New loans spiked in January, accounting for almost 15% of the full year's target.

Spiked Helm, Rolling destroys enemies.

Somebody spiked your orange juice and took away your paintings.

AWACS Thunderhead Warning! You're being spiked by enemy radar!

he drank too much of the spiked punch.

At one point he triggers a trap which sends a spiked log rolling quickly toward the camera, before it bounces over.

They spiked his drink by putting a vodka in his lager.

Hot cider, cinnamon-spiked, warmed my throat as I gazed at neatly mounded piles of leaves - the finale of a job well done.

Since late 1999 with the surge in internet adoption, unemployment has spiked.

"We're seeing schools having to close because of pertussis, " Dempsey said, adding that measles cases have also spiked recently.

spiked when I taught college, vanished when I started life-coaching.

So I think the interest in gardening has spiked because of that.

In February 2009, pressure levels spiked inside Reactor 1, forcing the release of steam through an emergency valve.

On August 9th and 10th the rates commercial banks charge each other for overnight borrowing spiked on both sides of the Atlantic.

But then in September, market volatility spiked to record levels as the liquidity crisis deepened and the S&P 500 fell sharply by 9. 1%.

As part of its stimulus programme in 2009 lending by every financial institution in China spiked dramatically.

The team recruited 44 heterosexual men and gave half of them a nasal spray spiked with oxytocin.

The guards spiked the prisoners plan or escape.

One 23. 5-ounce can of Core High Gravity or Core Spiked contains the same alcohol content as four regular or five light beers.

The recovery of a 50 ng diazepam standard spiked into blank hair was 93%, with good precision (RSD = 1. 5%).

In recent days, the cost of insurance has spiked as high as $200, 000.

Their occurrence has spiked in the past few months, security experts say.

Sports grounds. Wear test by spiked shoes.

Mexico's drug war has spiked kidnapping rates.

Such cases have spiked as China's economy has boomed.

As a result, wheat prices spiked: they have nearly doubled since the low point in June of $4. 26 a bushel.

No matter if not bruised, or spiked with stubble.

eg1: Somebody spiked your orange juice and took away your paintings.

In 2008 prices were below current levels in the month of January but spiked at over $4 a gallon in the summer.

The number of awards has spiked in the downturn, rising 28% since 2007.

Fully 89 percent of young Latinos think a college degree is essential, while the jobless rate for Latino graduates has spiked.

He got his foot spiked while playing soccer.

His hair was spiked, his shirt, sweaty.

Interest rates spiked up last week.

Energy producers Exxon ( XOM, Fortune 500) and Chevron ( CVX, Fortune 500) also rose as oil prices spiked 3%.

Before water temperatures spiked here in 2002-03, this reef was brimming with life.

Instead, prices spiked in reponse to temporary factors, such as the fall in the dollar, export bans and panic buying.

Corruption cases spiked because of FBI investigation.

Anxiety about China has suddenly spiked. This is partly because the bubble in its domestic equity market has burst.

I think someone spiked my coke, because I'm starting to get a buzz. . .

His bikes sat idle until the summer of 2008 when gas prices spiked at over $4. 00 per gallon.

Coca-Cola products in China have been spiked with poison before.

The price of potash spiked to almost $1, 000 a tonne in mid-2008, from less than $150 a tonne in 2006.

When there are as many as three daughters that difference spiked to 10 percent.

The editor spiked the story.

Bontrager adds that when oil prices peaked in 2008, and fertilizer prices spiked along with them, manure became a lot more attractive.

State spending spiked in the middle of the past decade, but has been cut by about 16% since 2008.

Yet at the same time borrowing costs for banks have spiked up, reflecting fears that southern Europe's woes might bring a big bank down.

They had spiked clubs and they demanded my master's purse.

Fear spiked my gut as I scrambled back down onto the battlement, and in a fury I went to kick the sleeping sentries awake.

In 1938, the economy shrank 3. 4 percent, and unemployment spiked.

Some stories, for example, spiked rapidly and then fell away, making a sharp, pointed shape.

Nike is also cutting back on its marketing spending, which spiked last year in advance of the Beijing Olympics.

The chart shows that profits have spiked in the last year.

This is for the same reason that 8 spiked, but in thiscase with the 1 prefix.

In the second quarter of 2009, its GDP growth spiked to 7. 9%, from 6. 1% in the first quarter.

The unemployment rate in America spiked from 5. 7% to 6. 1% in August, its highest level for five years.

The rush for rice in Hong Kong began after wholesale prices spiked in Thailand.

In Hong Kong's fast-growing offshore centre, it has spiked to Rmb6. 457.

Solubilizing and washing phenanthrene using microemulsion derived from castor oil and remediation mechanisms of phenanthrene-spiked soils

Studies have been done on the supercritical fluid extraction of polyphenolic compounds on spiked inert matrices ;

Bound State Solutions of the Spiked Harmonic Oscillator in Two Dimensions

He had long, multicolored, spiked hair. He dressed in dark clothes and had multiple piercings and tattoos. Some gaped;

study on extraction techniques of polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons in spiked solid samples

The Nutrition and Its Food Developing of the Spiked Millet

Influence of Tobacco Types and Spiked Chemicals on the pH Values of Total Particulate Matter of Cigarette Mainstream Smoke

Composition Analysis of Stem Nutrition in Different Varieties of Spiked Millet

Spiked Shield - Barbed Shield - Blade Barrier

Spiked Club - Barbed Club - Tyrant Club

I took the money, I spiked your drink