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In Higashi-Matsushima, oyster fishermen set bamboo sticks on the bottom of the sea to build sites for oyster cultivation.

I'll give you another comparison : it's just like a leech that sticks on you ; no matter how we try to pull it off, it won't come off.

After skin clean, takes out Exclusive Mask to tear up the revertex thin slice first, sticks on gently in the entire face.

Say to keep on squatting down, the ear sticks on the coffin and did a signal that makes us don't want to talk.

Well, I've got an idea: put the label "cancer sticks" on each pack of cigarettes, and read it before you smoke.

He called all the sons together and put a tightly tied bundle of sticks on the floor in front of them.

Using special rubber to remove the thermoplastic material which sticks on the lasts.

Well aware of detergent and surface production of fried dough sticks on the human body has enormous harm.

Othello. Ay, 'twas he that told me first: An honest man he is, and hates the slime That sticks on filthy deeds.

Not just oil futures, up 10% the past two months, but corn, wheat, sugar, soybeans and copper--all hockey sticks on my charts.

The number of sticks on the initial pile is a computer generated random number between 5 and 30.

They wrote with sticks on the ground those days.

Put some sticks on the fire.

I am rubber and you are glue. Bounces back and sticks on you.