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"They appeared to have a number of little dings throughout their brains' white matter, indicating poor quality, " Tapert says.

This phenomenon, paired with the heating of upper components can cause tube dings due to the deflection of the plates.

If you own your vehicle, the inevitable door dings and dents -- as well as coffee stains on the seat -- can also be shrugged off.

There is no mercy reflected in the bill, which dings clients as much as 50% more for a corrective color than a regular dye job.

Software Description: About Egypt Dings , This saver is full of rich color and movement, evoking an ancient time.

Dings were used in Chinese Primitive Society AS cooking utensils.

They are further inspected to ensure each fitting is free of defects or damage (surface flaws, dents, dings, processing tears, etc. ).

A computer receives movement data and dings if the student remains on track or moves in the right direction.

Objective To investigate X -ray signs and CT fin dings of acute pulmonary abscess and to evaluate their diagnostic val-ue.

This classic weighs about 35 lbs, cosmetics very good, face scratch free, and no dings.

By that time, dings had changed function to become sacrificial vessels and the symbol of their owners' power and wealth.

I have 2 Dings in my name, he has only one, it's absolutely impossible for him to . . . !

Maybe you can set a timer, and when the timer dings , it's time to switch positions!

But your phone dings, and it's another text from said person.

The art is figuring out which ones to use and how to combine them so that when the oven bell dings , the universe comes out just right.

But there's only one online photo, the lighting isn't good and who knows how many dings are on the back side of the guitar.

On Aesthetic Perspectives of SHA Dings Fragments

Just sweet beginnings and bitter en-dings

A Tale of Deer and Dings