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Senior police officers continued to bristle at government criticism that they reacted poorly to the disorder.

It was the only time I ever saw this gentle man bristle, if ever so slightly.

True, some Chinese question the intimate connection to the U. S. , just as many Americans bristle at the large Chinese stake in our economy.

Upper glume subequaling spikelet; only branch or branchlet tips extending into a bristle, rarely a solitary bristle below a few spikelets.

By flicking its antennae with a bristle of hay, Mr. Zhang sent his cricket into a jabbing, biting fury.

The grain in a piece of wood. A bristle of a paintbrush left stranded in a painting. The uneven glaze of a Japanese ceramic cup.

Dr. Faust said she had been discussing a new kind of label that takes into account the wearer's shape, but expected retailers to bristle.

Mr Dimon's aides bristle at such statements, mindful that when Wall Street crowns a new emperor it also sets him up for a downfall.

A cylinder brush may be constructed in many sizes with a variety of bristle material in various patterns.

Further, the bristle curving portion is stuck to the toothbrush body, and a space is formed at the bristle curving portion.

Purists might bristle , or they could just sit back and enjoy the lilting tale, with its delicacy of feeling and expression .

Coating the outer wall are protein fragments that resemble burrs, the hooks that bristle around the outside of certain seeds.

circle of cauline bine stalk is erect, the surface is rough be had bristle.

Since the broadcast liu speak 100 forum "a dream of red mansions" , after the program JiaoHaoSheng piece, bristle, not a few.

But a government whose officials bristle at what they see as western condescension demands that Rio publicly accept its decision.

A filamentous projection or bristle similar to a hair, such as a seta of an arthropod or an epidermal process of a plant.

You may have a penchant for scrubbing your teeth with a stiff-bristle toothbrush; however, this habit can be tough on teeth and gums.

This has made many bristle, especially the families of the 1, 100 victims who have never been identified.

the first of a new class of vessels which bristle with novel technology that promises to make shipping safer, cleaner and cheaper.

Before you even step into the shower, brush your hair from front to back with a stiff boar-bristle brush.

Conservatives, for instance, tend to bristle when it comes to government interference in themarketplace or their right to bear arms.

I'm as quick as any other red-blooded American to bristle at European technocrats telling me how to live.

This study considers the flow between the bristle tips and the rotor of an idealised brush seal.

Indeed, officials at London's City Hall bristle at the idea that the two cities can be compared.

To keep gums in tip-top shape, use a soft bristle brush and work in up-and-down strokes, focusing on one quarter of the jaw at a time.

However, Beijing's leaders are likely to bristle at the idea of Japan taking a closer interest in South China Sea issues.

The bristle has at least one curving portion.

Using a hard-bristle toothbrush or applying too much pressure when brushing can cause gums to become irritated and recede.

Benda Brushes are the original bendable bristle brush applicators.

Employees might bristle at the thought of managers monitoring calls.

But Mindray executives bristle at such comments, contending that large rivals are slow to innovate in emerging markets, Mr.

great Baals whose bellies, long ago, glowed red hot, and Nuremberg Maidens whose hearts still bristle with naked nails. . .

Apparently Chinese men in particular tend to bristle at the thought of raising children not their own.

The bristle of the brush can be flexibly replaced according to needs, and the undamaged brush body can be continuously used.

Of course, the mere suggestion that the Atkins diet and others likeit are worthy of scientific attention still makes many experts bristle.

Such disdain may have made the moustaches of the Pakistani Rangers bristle.

Branches brownish, with dense bristle like spreading or reflexed prickles, rarely unarmed.

China's leaders bristle at the idea that already wealthy countries will tell it to halt development.

Comb and brush with a firm bristle brush, and bathe only when necessary.

Further, the end of the bristle curving portion is fixed on the brush substrate.

The bristle brush allows for greater carrying capacity and better smoothing and spreading action.

Many single women bristle at the stereotypes. The problem, some say, is a dearth of worthy bachelors.

Although feminists may bristle at this demonstration that language perspectives retain a built-in social bias, it's not all bad.

But GE might bristle at the prospect of refrigerators and ovens carrying its logo after it exits the market.

teeth 5, broadly triangular to subulate, straight, spreading or reflexed, bristle like-acuminate to acute or widened into wings from veins.

Animal hair was the first type of bristle to be used.

Yet private-equity firms and their advisers bristle at suggestions that they are borrowing recklessly.

Tech Indifferent: (10%) Have limited online access at home, and while most have cell phones, they bristle at their intrusiveness .

Even now, remembering the taunts and gibes made Cal bristle. He had taken them to heart even more than King.

An immense, oily, bristle-haired slug with the forelegs and head of something that was almost a wolf.

In the view of sociology network crime included: hackers, bristle tail, pornography, adverse current its.

Others bristle, too, including Ed Crutchfield of First Union.

You bristle at the slightest hint that your work wasn't perfect-even when the hint is imagined.

China 's bristle be , beyond all doubt , of superior quality to those from other countries .

A bristle or seta, especially of an annelid worm.

I tell myself that patience is valuable: in the boss's bristle I learned new things.

Officials bristle at comparisons between Punjab, which is moderately well run, and the lawless tribal areas.

The image is modified based on the effect of each bristle hair in the bristle hair representations on the image.

Stop your hair from rising by using a natural bristle hairbrush or rubber comb.

This is the only species in China with a clearly 1-geniculate awn with glabrous column and feathery bristle.

In addition, we can also be used for alcohol and soft bristle brush to clean plate stubborn ink.

Some Chinese bristle at the sales ploy.

Though there is bristle with difficulties, he tried to remain upbeat to find a outlet.

3. Use a 100% boar bristle brush or similar and separate remaining hair into two-inch sections.

And the Chinese bristle at criticism of Beijing's air quality, especially from Americans.

These brushes are typically made in staple set fashion, the bristle tufts stapled to the core.

He was so frightened that his hair seemed to bristle.

But they make some people bristle because of the inference that women don't rise to the top in math because they're not as good.

Over rough surfaces such as stone or cement tile, you can use bristle brush to clean.

That is a notion at which Britain and others will bristle.

As time passes, if a cell hasn't received a don't-become-a-bristle directive, it becomes a bristle, as simple as that.

Pedicels articulate at base; valves 2-2. 5 mm, apex narrowly acute, margin denticulate, teeth 1-1. 5 mm, bristle-like.

central awn arising from sinus, flat, column short, strongly twisted, bristle straight or sparsely twisted;

The desquamation that young branch is begun sexual bristle, be mixed closely by small fluff scale;

shrub of Canary Islands having bristle-tipped oblanceolate leaves;

A Design of Double Product Ultrafine Classifier with Bristle Assembly Rotor

A design of centrifuge with bristle assembly rotor

peduncles 1-2 cm, bracts below umbel, bristle like, ca. 1 mm, pubescent;