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Blair's style notions were put to the test when he was asked to choose a pair of women's shoes to match grey shorts and a woolly jumper .

It is often said, one-third of seven people to work, woolly-headed in life, such discourse, but really still a virtue, a practice, right?

The elephant is the closest modern relative of the mammoth, a huge woolly mammal believed to have died out with the last Ice Age.

T. rexes chasing woolly mammoths? "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" ? What? Dawn of the dinosaurs? In the Ice Age? You've got to be kidding.

The divergence of the two species took place around the time of the divergence of Asian elephants and woolly mammoths.

I recognised the smaller one from the day before as he was once again wearing a woolly hat despite the heat.

The mature coat consists of a dense, soft, woolly undercoat much like the puppy coat, and a coarser outer coat that is wavy or curly.

The idea is as much an invention of American think-tank eggheads as it is a woolly term of pride among plumage-puffed Chinese academics.

Ancestors of modern elephants lived on all continents except Australia. Ancient Asians were known as the woolly mammoth.

Feel my fleece, it's woolly white. I'm snug and warm all day and night! Just like Mommy!

Overhead the chestnut branches were covered with blossom. and beyond that great woolly clouds floated almost motionless in a clear sky.

Cudweed: any of various woolly plants of the genus Gnaphalium in the composite family, having small whitish or yellowish flower heads.

Investors, who had been led to expect something clear and bold, panned it as vague and woolly (see article).

We keep hearing, that whatever the politicians are suggesting admittedly it's all been rather woolly so far, isn't right.

Wiry, woolly, curly, and flat coat textures are not correct, and are to be penalized to the degree of severity.

The inner coat is woolly and during the winter is so thick that you can't push your finger to the flesh.

As long as Woolly Razorback has an ice counter on it, it has defender and any combat damage it would deal is prevented.

And he's right that passive clauses can be semantically vivid, while active clauses can be woolly and vague.

But finally, just before the dawn rose in the eastern sky, Rita had convinced him that Woolly was the best choice.

The ideas generated by economic historians, let alone anthropologists, are more woolly, with less immediate practical use.

Coat is hard and coarse, never curly or woolly, with a thick undercoat of fine hair, giving an unkempt appearance.

It's time to take politics out of the hands of the plutocrats of the Right and the woolly-minded idealists of the Left.

Elephant ancestors are known as the Woolly Mammoth.

Mammoths, mastodons, massive ground sloths, woolly rhinoceros, cave bears and large flightless birds suddenly became extinct.

'We haven't done anything wrong, ' said Ms. Tucker, a mother of two adult sons, wearing a multicolored parka and woolly hat.

One thing is certain: the competition for that golden goblet will be wild and woolly.

Mr Hatoyama railed against American-led "market fundamentalism" preferring a woolly-sounding concept, that he calls fraternity.

Mr Balls, like him a former disciple of Mr Brown, is thought to disdain his woolly line on the deficit.

The students may be a bit wild and woolly when they first arrive, but they'll soon settle down .

Young branches, leaves, and inflorescences densely woolly tomentose, later glabrescent.

Heavy undercoat, when present, rather woolly. Neck and shoulders heavily coated, especially in dogs, giving mane-like appearance.

That's the belief of a scientist who discovered the skull of a woolly rhino on the Tibetan Plateau.

Picture it in your mind. Woolly mammoths eating grass around the places we are living in right now.

he yawned and slumped farther into his seat , his thinking becoming woolly as sleep crept up on him.

Article eighth must be understood " woolly-headed " meaning.

rudimentary pistil very small, densely covered with curved woolly hairs.

medium-sized moth with long richly colored and intricately patterned wings; larvae are called woolly bears.

The extinction of the woolly mammoth and other large ice age animals can't be blamed on a 'human blitzkrieg', say researchers.

New Yorkers craving an authentically unhealthy Dunkin' Donut or KFC biscuit can just cross the river to wild and woolly New Jersey.

abaxial surface scaly, sometimes also uniformly woolly, or pubescent or strap-shaped-setose along main veins.

Leaf blade ovate to orbicular, indumentum thick, woolly, fawn to whitish, especially on adaxial surface.

Another group planned to sell wireless headphones that could be worn inside woolly hats.

leaf blade surfaces sericeous to hirsute or woolly, often glabrescent, base attenuate to rounded.

Admittedly, this kind of advice can sound like woolly new-age claptrap to newspaper publishers.

Areoles seated between crenations of stem margins, woolly when young, setose in juvenile growth.

This animal hide covered framework was partially supported and braced with woolly mammoth bones.

We reject the wide, woolly notion of fairness in favour of sharper, narrower words that mean what they say, like just or cruel.

IT is powerfully built and big-boned. ITs long, waterproof outer coat, which varies in colour, covers a thick, woolly undercoat.

The young people next door had a wild and woolly party last night!

Following a wild and woolly day in the stock market, the world's central banks are now under intense pressure to drop interest rates.

Branchlets, petioles, pedicel, epicalyx, and calyx densely stellate and woolly pubescent.

It's been two years since I last knitted a woolly vest for Justin.

woolly mammoths died out during the late quaternary period .

He thinks it helps that, as well as being a minister, Coley has a background in engineering and so is not seen as a woolly do-gooder.

Stem twining to left, grayish woolly pubescent, glabrescent.

Seeds globose, densely white long woolly, mixed with short hairs or without short hairs.

20 weeks. Approximately 20cm. Woolly hair, known as lanugo, covers the entire head.

Giant animals such as the woolly mammoth were already facing extinction by the time humans had developed more lethal weapons.

What's not: Colorful patterned socks from Japan, ranging from tights to woolly knee-highs.

large monkeys with dark skin and woolly fur of the Amazon and Orinoco basins.

It shows her wearing a green woolly jumper sitting in the audience, listening intently.

The peccary that was most commonly traded is a species in decline and the woolly monkey is threatened with extinction.

young branchlets, leaves abaxially, petioles, and inflorescences densely stellate pubescent or woolly with white, gray, or tawny hairs.

It was about the same size as the woolly mammoth but had straight tusks and less hair.

basal sheaths woolly with dark reddish brown hairs, finally fibrous.

IMAGE 3: Woolly mammoth resconstruction at the Royal BC Museum, Victoria, British Columbia (Wikimedia Commons).

woolly thistle of western and central Europe and Balkan Peninsula.

Rhizomes clothed in hard imbricate scales, roots woolly.

But, Jack and Bill get wild and woolly when they have free time; yelling and laughing disturbing everybody around.

And maybe magazines will end up making (a big chunk of) their money through closed-system apps instead of on the wild-and-woolly Internet.

thistle of western North America having white woolly leaves.

Mr Kan's tax proposals may just have been one woolly idea too many.

What collective means in theory is rather woolly; in practice, much less so.

Whenever Woolly Razorback blocks, remove an ice counter from it.

The outer coat is medium length, straight and wiry , never curly or woolly.

Stem twining to left, white or light brown woolly, glabrescent.

Fruit nearly oblong or nearly pyriform, woody or leathery, loculicidally dehiscent into 5 valves, inner surface long woolly.

It was a wild and woolly town.

Co-operation has been woolly. A first effort to produce a joint-security strategy last year came up with more than 200 "priorities" .

Its concepts are woolly and untestable yet are regarded as unassailable axioms.

His clothes were dark and he wore a woolly jumper.

Latin offers no hiding place, no refuge for the woolly.

Abaxial leaf surface with 1- or 2-layered indumentum, upper layer woolly, gray-white, smooth, not granular, hairs branched.

Leaf blade abaxially woolly, hairs obscuring small golden scales.

Giddens joins Lawson in dismissing this thinking as wretchedly woolly.

Pedicel 1. 5-3 cm, densely shortly stellate woolly and with long silk hairs, articulate near apex.

The Windows environment shields them from the raw woolly world of apt-get and other keyboard manipulations.

Woolly and Columbian mammoths, two species of elephant that once lived in North America, may have interbred.

Back home, we undress at bedtime; here, we put on more clothes - including woolly hats and gloves - before going to sleep.

There are also footnotes explaining products like What R U, A Woolly Mammoth?

It cavorted with woolly mammoths and giant sloths and other Ice Age behemoths in Europe and Asia, starting about 2. 5 million years ago.

Calyx cup-shaped, ca. 8 mm, abaxially densely stellate woolly, lobes triangular, apices acute.

Woolly mammoths lived in northern Europe, Siberia and north America up to 10, 000 years ago.

Fruit wings conspicuously 3-5-veined, calyx tube more than 3 cm in diam. ; leaf buds obtuse, stout, glabrous, setose or woolly.

the Ice Age is the most memorable and the one which saw the demise of the woolly mammoth.

Mr. Li's argument is woolly and untenable.

In the 1950s, a small organism appeared in Richmond, Virginia, called the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid.

Garfield: And then I ate a woolly mammoth.

He spoke in a woolly voice.

filaments woolly at base.

The woolly kind. A mammoth. -Dad!

Pedicel on branches of panicle ca. 5 mm, subequaling bracts, densely woolly.

Stem twining to left, woolly.

Goal of the week: To learn; socks, shoes, woolly hat, dress, trainers, sweater, coat and skirt.

A pretty poison, woolly locoweed, flowering during autumn, can make cattle that eat its toxic leaves go berserk and die.

Leaves thinly leathery, 7-14 cm wide; glands on petiole apex; male sepals woolly.

Goal of the week: To learn; socks shoes woolly hat dress trainers sweater coat skirt bone and mat.

Ovary woolly, stigma entire; capsule usually 5-loculed.

lobes (5--)8(--18), usually woolly pubescent between stamens, appendages absent.

Seeds reniform, woolly, hairs white, ca. 5 mm.

Stems erect or ascending, quadrangular, 40--60 cm tall, basally branched, densely woolly.

She is the most perfectly preserved woolly mammoth ever discovered.

Herbs. Stems to 30 cm, densely villous to woolly.

This cloth has a warm woolly feel.

Pedicel 1--3 cm, densely woolly, pendulous after anthesis.

Most scientists think that about 10, 000 years ago, woolly mammoths died out as a result of warmer weather reducing their food sources.

That boy has a head of woolly hair.

Branchlets brown or chestnut colored, at first tomentulose or woolly, glabrescent.

A sheep has a thick woolly coat.

woolly shrank because it was washed badly.

The woolly shrank because it was washed badly.

I don't know what is woolly about asking people about their lives; you can measure these things.

Androgynophore 2--4 mm, violet woolly-hairy.

Epicalyx cup-shaped, 6- or 7-parted, ca. 8 mm in diam. , lobes triangular to lanceolate, ca. 5 mm, densely stellate woolly.

Stipules lanceolate, 1-1. 5 cm, densely woolly red rust-colored tomentose.

An extinct group of elephants, woolly mammoths emerged some 400, 000 years ago and died out perhaps just 10, 000 years ago.

Calyx urceolate or globose, 3. 8-5 cm, abaxially nearly glabrous, adaxially very densely woolly, apex obscurely lobed.

She put on a woolly scarf before she went out.

Leaf blade lanceolate, 2. 5-4 X longer than broad, abaxially densely rust-brown woolly.

I like the feel of this cloth ; it has a warm woolly feel.

Stems 0. 3-2 m, apically densely appressed, rust-brown woolly.

bracts 2, oblong to lanceolate, 4-9 X 1-2 mm, densely brown woolly, margin entire.

And you are woolly, you have a lovely thick coat.

For example the hardy woolly mammoths lived in the extreme cold of Siberia.

In life, in fact, I like simple, flat Fanfan's life, even casual, I know, I know, "woolly-headed. "

"the New York editor who could tease great books from the unpromising woolly jumble of an author's first draft" (Ian Jack)

Seeds depressed ovoid, woolly when ripe, embedded in a clear glutinous substance that becomes hard when dry;

apex acuminate or shortly acuminate; abaxial surface densely brown or fawn, woolly, scales dense, very small, rather equal, pale brown;

Biology of the hemlock woolly adelgid, Adelges tsugae, and its spatial distribution

The Occurrence Regulation of the Apple Woolly Aphid and Discussion of the Field Efficacy Trial's Method

abaxial surface greenish, yellowish brown floccose-woolly or with gray to yellowish brown wool and glands;

abaxial surface densely fulvous woolly, hairs fasciculate;

abaxial surface glabrous except sometimes for densely woolly midrib;

Leaf blade leathery; abaxial surface densely woolly, scales very small, brown;

abaxial surface with indumentum 2-layered, upper layer rust-red, thick, woolly, hairs branched, lower layer thin, appressed;

Scientists are a step closer to bringing the woolly mammoth back from the dead

abaxial surface thickly fawn woolly, hairs fasciculate;

A Primary Report on the Natural Population Life-Table of the Pine Woolly Aphid Pineus armandicola Zhang

i think you look like a woolly mammoth

abaxial surface indumentum 1-layered, red-brown woolly, detersile when mature, hairs branched;

abaxial surface with indumentum 2-layered, continuous, upper layer light brown, woolly, loose;

Rule of Occurance and Its Synthetical Prevention of Woolly Apple Aphid

Production and Discussion of Woolly Serge with Spun Polyester

Occurrence situation and damage of woolly apple aphid in Zhaotong city

Woolly breakdown mechanism of peach and nectarine and the control methods

Role of Pectolytic Enzymes and Cellulase during Ripening and Woolly Breakdown in Peaches

petals smaller than sepals, margins woolly;

abaxial surface with indumentum 2-layered, upper layer fawn woolly-tomentose;

First-year branchlets minutely angular, with light brown woolly floss;

the woolly sound of a worn record

A method for rearing woolly apple aphid using Malus prunifolia seedlings

Wiped out: The woolly mammoth

abaxial surface fulvous or gray-white, indumentum felted or woolly, 1- or 2-layered;

Flowering coetaneous. Catkins 2-3 cm, woolly;

petiole of lower leaves ca. 2 mm, of upper leaves 8-10 mm, densely shortly stellate woolly;

leaf blade 3-5-veined, often woolly abaxially, margin crenate-serrate;

petiole 3-11 cm, densely stellate woolly;

I do not want to go into details about, the world's most happy thing is that sometimes: woolly-headed;

petiole 6-8 mm, pale brown woolly when young;

Outer 2 perianth segments subovate, 8--10 mm, abaxially woolly, base with 2 strong veins, margin undulate, apex acute;