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When they reached the head of the canyon, they found a note from Hastings attached to a forked stick.

In an alien gesture of authority, he would often punctuate such calls with a flicker of his long, forked tongue.

His aunt was sitting at the table, eating. "Your uncle left for the day, " she said, licking her lips with her forked tongue.

That's how much we forked out for the privilege of dining with Warren Buffett on June 25.

A doctor said he turned down a request from a young man who wanted a forked tongue much like that of a snake 2 years ago.

Becoming aware of the human presence, it stopped, its black, forked tongue darting in and out of its pointed mouth.

Fhjull Forked-Tounge: You know that if everyone was immortal, then this entire petitioner system would be up the famed fecal creek.

Any of numerous minute marine and freshwater crustaceans of the subclass Copepoda, having an elongated body and a forked tail.

Her eyes narrowed and her head flattened. And when she licked her lips, her nephew saw that her tongue was forked.

They were all nestled in forked branches at the tops of the trees.

Two years later, with her parents' help, she forked over $200, 000 in cash for a pink Porsche Cayman.

It was in misery with its eyes swollen shut and its forked tongue lying on the ground.

Lightning has several forms. Forked, or chain, lightning is the crooked lightning, which is zigzagging across the sky in any thunderstorm.

The forked bone that lies between the neck and breast of a bird is called the wishbone.

With her help, you can learn to recognize if the lifeline is wide-forked (happiness at home) or narrow, which signifies a long struggle.

They are normally shown around the arid and rocky island by guides who carry large, forked sticks to ward off the animals.

Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words had forked no lightning they Do not go gentle into that good night.

He says, "Okay, you're long and thin, and slimy all over, and there's a little forked tongue. . . "

Forked side car -- , spell furniture of a few half-baked namely install.

Composed by pair of gears, variable speed forked set and friction clutch.

Even better through the years, the system has been cloned and forked so several incompatible versions of exist through out the world.

Stems erect, slender, simple, glabrous throughout, sometimes sparsely pubescent proximally with minute, forked or stellate trichomes.

One of the branches of a forked or jointed object.

She kills both guards with forked lightning and breaks the door to Kael's cell.

Ravaged Form - Stinging Tail (Ex): Orcus has a long, forked tail with a needle-like tip that perpetually drips a clear, puss-like liquid.

If the forked process is a JVM, the primordial thread of the JVM is created with an RT priority.

The authors of the integration would then have to back port all the changes to their forked integration system.

Any of various predatory birds of the hawk family Accipitridae, having a long, often forked tail and long pointed wings.

The host system only needs to allocate memory purely for the need of guest system (and its forked processes).

A small ruminant mammal(Antilocapra Americana)resembling an antelope and having small forked horns, found on western North American plains.

Main breed has: Forked end of turtle, shrimp, crab, whitebait, stain is answered, fish of Gui Yu, carp, crucian carp.

Stems erect, simple, lowermost part sparsely pubescent with stellate or simple and forked trichomes, glabrous elsewhere or throughout.

While chimpanzees nested in trees at night, a field assistant below them caught urine in a plastic bag held between a forked twig.

Take a forked tree branch and wedge it into the ground about a foot deep, with the "Y" pointing up.

Jealousy does not protrude its forked tongue at the artist who produces a commonplace painting.

A naked, forked prehensile tail trailed it, aiding in balance, and its arms and legs terminated in large curved claws.

Wishbone: the forked bone anterior to the breastbone of most birds, formed by the fusion of the clavicles.

Stems erect, simple, tomentose with sessile, stellate and forked trichomes occasionally mixed with fewer, slender, simple ones.

Those who order the dessert get to keep the jewel, but as of now, no one has forked out the money.

Petals elliptic to suborbicular, entire, slightly concave or forked-lobed with 2 empty anthers, rarely with a nectary.

Plants often densely pubescent, rarely glabrescent; leaf and calyx trichomes short-stalked, forked, mixed with simple ones.

And flickered his tongue like a forked night on the air, so black.

And virtually everybody who bought the album forked over money for a compact disc.

Wide forked headband creates a comfortable and consistent ear cup seal Soft sealing cushions offer excellent fit and comfort.

The same plan will apply to Hudson's migration, which though powerful, has forked copies of dependent libraries bundled inside its WAR.

On Linux, the primordial thread of the forked process inherits the priority of the parent thread that forked it.

Herbs annual or biennial. Trichomes flattened, strongly crisped, simple or minutely stalked and forked.

large Australiasian fern with fan like repeatedly forked fronds; sometimes placed in genus Gleichenia.

Over time, he has become in their daily lives speak with a forked tongue, become the largest incorrigible liar.

Analysis and calculating of lifting forked machine of airport lift bus breakthrough traditional hand work.

Bracts tomentose, with faint ribs, divided into triangular-lanceolate lobes, usually not forked at apex.

Coming upstream from India along the Cophen, the traveler's road forked some fifty kilometers east of modern Kabul.

Herbs annual or biennial. Trichomes sessile and stellate, sometimes mixed with simple or forked ones.

The hair appears dry in this seasonal meeting, if maintain undeserved, can appear forked phenomenon.

She put the forked end over Samie's neck and pinned him to the ground.

Most taxpayers have not yet forked out for an earlier property tax.

Herbs annual or biennial. Trichomes simple, mixed with short-stalked, forked smaller ones.

Also, Cobertura is an open source project, which forked the pioneering JCoverage project.

Forked or divided into two parts or branches, as the Y-shaped styles of certain flowers.

The forked wedge-shaped plate is fixed on a machine frame to replace a seed pushing rubber strip.

The idea for the pitchfork and table fork came from forked sticks; the airplane from gliding birds.

Don't trust the guy. He usually speaks with a forked tongue .

We stood undecided at a parting of the ways where a forest path forked.

As compared to the forked-stem trees, the straight-stem trees were wider in DBH and taller in height.

The forked bolts of lightning penetrated Mace's body, illuminating his form from within.

Moreover the fine bones are forked, which makes them hard to remove prior to cooking.

The first target, start-selenium-server, starts the Selenium server in forked and spawned mode so that it runs in the background.

Recipients were moved to a forked message because of content conversion, message recipient limits, or agents.

In very complex cases, you might even have to traverse a forked recovery path that spans one or more recovery forks.

I've forked out lots of money for this trip.

Trichomes stalked, forked, rarely some simple near stem base.

Herbs annual. Trichomes a mixture of simple and short-stalked, forked.

The waves were running mountains high and the inky clouds were riven by forked lightning.

Diamonds of the green on mark and red " forked " dish, still have a meaning that attacks broken traditional idea.

Deeply forked or notched, as the tails of certain birds.

Stem single or forked near apex, dark purple, striate, glabrous.

South African shrub having forked spines and plumlike fruit; frequently used as hedging .

forked caudal fin A caudal fin with a deeply concave or excavated hind margin, such as in tunas .

Trichomes simple or mixed with short-stalked, forked ones.

I forked out almost one thousand dollars for the dinner.

anthers oblong to oblong-linear, longer than filaments, opening by 1 apical pore, base lengthened and forked or unappendaged.

Learned how to speak with a forked tongue and learn their own aversion to those.

Finally, an example is provided to illuminate the application of geomechanical model test in forked tunnel research.

small deer of Japan with slightly forked antlers.

Because their words had forked no lightning they?

Ovary superior. Styles free, apex 2-forked or -notched; stigmas lateral.

It is indeed true that the kernel hasn't forked in any significant way, thanks to Linus Torvalds' control.

a sly double meaning; spoke with forked tongue.

inner ones broadened at base, 1-toothed on each side, teeth sometimes forked.

Male snakes have a forked organ, allowing them to dodge the female's tail and penetrate from either direction.

TRANSFER The Reference field contains the Internal-Message-Id of the message that is being forked.

He added that people think of dragons as being dishonest because of their forked tongues.

If you can't find four trees in close enough proximity, use a single forked tree at one end to form a "Y" -shaped base.

A forked leg REST on a sidesaddle.

We forked right at the church .

Trichomes simple, straight, to 0. 5 mm, mixed on leaves with short-stalked, forked ones.

Leaf blade papery, apex retuse, sometimes midrib forked at apex, style 0. 7-1 mm, densely yellowish brown sericeous.

After the 15-minute pampering, each sister forked over $150 for cosmetics.

A forked device for holding a boot secure while the foot is being withdrawn.

and some tracheids are forked or branched.

Fruiting pedicels divaricate, (3-)4-7(-9) mm, stout, straight, uniformly stellate or sometimes also with simple and forked trichomes.

Trichomes short-stalked, 1-3-forked, mixed with simple ones.

It is very important to measure and control the position of bearing hole when machining canular forked shaft.

A forked device or part.

Leaf blade papery, apex retuse; midrib sometimes forked into 2 at apex. Style 0. 7-1 mm, densely yellowish brown sericeous.

Trichomes stalked or subsessile, 1- or 2-forked sometimes also simple.

18 in. (45 cm) long and have winglike , rigid fins and an unevenly forked tail.

The Ghost's Revelry in the Garden of Forked Road--On Web's Three Influences to the Main Body of Literature Creation

And flickered his two-forked tongue from his lips, and mused a moment

Application of forked vessel transplantation or transposition in replanting fingers (limbs) and repairing injured vessel

The Quality Control of the Low Temperature Impact Toughness for the Forked Type Forgings

any of various swallows with squarish or slightly forked tail and long pointed wings;

Splitting arguments with a forked tongue

Middle finger be outside rear that forked mound department, be placed in the seamy side mound department;

Study on the Forked and Synchronization Values in a Chaotic System

Rapid Design and Manufacturing of the Forked Frame of Washing Machines

When on, shared gradient definitions are automatically forked on change;

Ultrasonic Inspection about Shear Wave for The Forked Roots of Turbine Blade

Design of forked spring sustentation and acceleration switch

Probe into Regrinding and Detection of Slot Milling Cutter for Forked Type Blade Root

The machining tolerance analysis of forked parts on tractor

Mathematic model for cooling water discharge to forked bays

A New Mathematical Model for the Matrix with Two-forked Trees

especially when her husband over there forked out four million

Treatment of forked drill holes in Huaibei

cymes at first forked but then often reverting to small-leaved vegetative shoots;

No Forked Branches Grow Downward

And as the forked fires tongue licks high I won't lament thy fall

anthers linear, ca. 8 mm, base lengthened and forming a forked spur;

Ovary half-inferior. Styles free, apex 2-forked;

Ovary inferior. Styles free, apex 2-forked;

Inflorescences normally forked at first flower, sometimes rebranching, to ca. 20-flowered;

Inflorescences 2 or 3, forked, many flowered, corymbose at anthesis, becoming racemelike, to 15 cm after anthesis;

Nutlet yellowish green, subglobose or ellipsoid, 3. 5-4 mm, sometimes with forked longitudinal veins (or ridges);