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1. Capped lancets with a glucose meter marked with the manufacturer's name

2. In Danton’s wake a red capped guard hurried on, head bowed, taking two pigeon steps for every one that the committee chairman slammed down onto the unyielding flagstones as they swept past heavy browed doors set in frames of rough cut, foot square timbers

3. his teeth capped, virgin snow in the heat haze,

4. The boundary includes just over two hundred and fifty acres, much of it capped by the pyramid and the dome

5. Snow- capped mountains with ascending alpine forests cast long shadows

6. “I"m going to put one in your head if you don"t tell me why you capped the cop

7. He snapped a couple of awesome photos of the sunset descending behind snow capped mountains

8. Her teeth may have been capped and her lip sewn, but Herminia’s radiant smile lit the packed auditorium as brilliantly as ever

9. Knowing he would need more fuel to cross the snow capped Alps, he turned left

10. Shadowed by snow capped mountains was a street with a few houses and a gas station

11. LP's recollection of the past was a photo of him looking up to snow capped mountains

12. That would be where all the emphasis would be, if the overall amount spent were really capped by their promises…the focus would turn to specific spending plans

13. The signing of the first treaty was capped with a feast

14. The only difference is that in the case of Alaska the mountains are always capped with snow and not one human being lives in such attractive sites

15. booze, capped it and hid it behind the bandages in his supply

16. White capped waves fell across the beach, moving the shingle with a semi-musical sound

17. To the north, Italy is capped by the east-west mountain chain called the Alps

18. shows that sea to be capped at that point by a great mass of land, almost a peninsula

19. We capped out at about an hour, and when

20. Her Illusion showed a squat round tower with a domed roof, with four smaller half-towers capped by hemispheres attached equidistantly around the outside of the main tower

21. His tendency to move on when he was through with you, or hoped you were through with him, was capped with, “Is that it!” If he received the hoped-for “Yes,” he would clap his hands together and move on to the next thing on his mind, to the next plane of existence, and whether you were standing there or not, you ceased to exist

22. It was indeed an extinct volcano capped with a steel dome, situated beside a vast metropolis whose suburbs covered the lower half of it’s slopes on that side

23. ‘Let us not pretend that we are old friends Bellack, you have supplied me with enough information to get me interested enough to attend your home, but I have not forgotten the past,’ croaked Anak as he scratched instinctively at the leather capped stump that used to be his left hand

24. "Brucey-Bruce got his wig capped back”

25. A dull headache capped her head

26. "They the ones that capped Bruce, damn," Raymond said going to the rusty refrigerator and opening it

27. Frances slithered hot-eyed from the bed, reached into a cupboard and produced a small whip, its thong capped with a shiny metal tip

28. Her tiny half-circle of chin dissolved in concentric rings of fat into her neck, and massive breasts capped by distended nipples hung diagonally to each side of the gigantic belly whose navel was as large as a saucer

29. He extracted the testicles, which he had severed and cauterised, through the slot he had lasered in the bottom of the back of the sac, dropping them both into a plastic container, which she capped and screwed closed

30. Beyond and above that gleamed the walls of a greater keep, near the line where the snow began that capped Yimsha's pinnacle

31. The narrow dusty roads, the picturesque red tiled roofs that capped blinding white stucco cottages fitting neatly onto steep hillsides, the tiny fields with centuries-old olive trees, their branches and trunks gnarled by time

32. The distant mountain peaks, still catching the last light of day, were already capped with light snow heralding the coming winter

33. In the distance was a mountain range, capped in white

34. distant White Mountains, capped in a mantle of snow

35. The canisters were about seven inches tall, red with grey writing in Nycarman Naasi, and with a capped top

36. At sundown, while she was drifting through the shadows in the square, Aureliano, was going along the porch like a stranger, scarcely greeting Amaranta Úrsula and Gaston, who usually dined at that time, and shutting herself up in his room again, unable to read or write or even think because of the anxiety brought on by the laughter, the whispering, the preliminary frolics, and then the explosions of agonizing happiness that capped the nights in the house

37. The root beer directions also said to keep the jug on its side and capped with a cork, if possible

38. Now, I realised, it was my own peak which aped those snow capped hills and, recalled to my anxieties, I shook my white head and moved on

39. I’d say have them serve 30 years & retire closer to 60-65yrs old and be capped at $30-40K for adequate care in their old age, not the “life of Riley” care starting at age 55

40. Included in this action is the readjustment of pensions to be capped at $40K with longer service requirements for the civil servants

41. If all works out as planned, you should see something similar to the following screenshot: You can see that the word count of the Preview column is limited to 15 words, where it is capped and appended with three periods (

42. looked to be good, white teeth, that had maybe been capped long ago

43. the building with a high ceiling capped by the dome atop the building

44. A V of horizontal chicken-wire capped the join

45. The Director of National Intelligence, who capped all the various national intelligence agencies in the United States, replied nearly at once

46. ‘’This is all that your Pope could come up with, Cardinal Reggiani? A tired reiteration of lies and utter denial of reality and scientific facts, capped by an insulting ultimatum? Does he realize what this letter will cause?’’

47. The full chute extended out beyond the holographic projector’s sphere of influence, but it was sufficient to slow his descent towards the snow capped mountain

48. Of them, only the one I have identified has any claim to match the descriptions from de San Juan’s few surviving compatriots; ‘waters as clear as a diamond and as deep as the abyss,’” he starts to recite from memory, “‘hills green as emeralds capped with snow as pure as innocence…seven leagues from end-to-end and ringed with trees tall as a score of men’

49. “Miniature Aegyptosaurus baharijensis,” Seven said and was about to add a description to that only she suddenly found herself thrown to the ground, her mouth capped by Garcia’s hand

50. Blue skies capped the hole over the cave fortress that Afu had found

51. It had every one How to weave all of these moving pieces together of the above-noted elements powerfully bundled in the manifesto with the right tone and in the into a multisensory experience, capped by a call right order is something that’s taken years, and a to action

52. or may not be capped

53. liabilities may be capped on either side or may be handled through the

54. earnout liabilities had been realized, renegotiated or capped

55. pied so completely and capped off the sheer ruggedness and beauty

56. Yellowish thinning hair capped a round suntanned face, framed by a blonde beard which emphasized a large fleshy nose and red sensual lips

57. High above, the snow capped mountains watched over them, veiled by the filigree mist that swept off the peaks by the Winds of Dawn

58. He capped the empty

59. My mum gave her first Tarumah, I explained this to her, because she said her company said she's capped, because of her education, they wouldn't promote her any more

60. My mum gave her first Terumah; I explained this to her, because her company said she's capped - because of her education, they wouldn't promote her any more

61. A dome capped its roof

62. He capped it, stuck it back in his pocket, and dropped his hands to his sides

63. That observation was backed up by a half dozen one liners of gratitude from said volunteers, capped off by Chelsea Patterson, who said “From the moment we arrived, they made us feel like we were home

64. her, the tender mounds now capped with hard nubs

65. The whole thing was capped off with a high peaked roof that was shingled in gray tiles, like something out of a movie

66. Because of the limit the Lagrangian law places on space the object moving is firstly capped by the limit at Π2 /2 and then later at Π2/ 4, but this gets very technical and I have books explaining this very broadly and much better too

67. As soon as he said it, he capped his hand over his mouth

68. The true fanatics: the true Hebrews, the Black capped, black gowned, evil, hairy, ugly filth; with their ugly snarled hair, their ugly rotting dead hair, growing and growing out of their faces…longer and longer and longer… signifying the growing rotting evil of their diseased obsolete evil sick ancient culture: these Hasidic filth can only endure their own sick evil culture by shutting themselves OFF from the rest of the living world… and living in a self-imposed exile of ghetto-existence

69. Her words were hard to hear and they threatened to draw my own tears from the well but I had capped that well a long time ago

70. Long drifting moors capped off with the bronzed heads of mature grasses

71. Glancing up I watched a white capped wave form and mentally I prepared to feel the aftereffect of its contact with the land

72. She pointed to me and then in a quite respectful tone she said something in her own language which she capped off with by placing her hands on her own diminutive hips as if in echo of the warrior’s actions before her

73. Large, majestic, snow capped peaks rose to the sky all around us, as far as the eye could see to either side of the pass

74. The snow capped ridges of the mountains rose up to the sky to our right, as everywhere gurgling brooks ran down from the mountains spilling their cold waters into the seas of grass on their endless journey to the sea

75. There was a sharp crack of the whip and Koke screamed out in agony as the individual strands of the whip each capped with a jagged metal barb chewed into his back and shoulders

76. “5’11’’ of perfectly proportioned symmetry, coated in a honey chocolate glaze, capped off with a pair of expressive black eyes, long black curly hair and a smile to die for

77. They were green capped with dense vegetation and they seemed to

78. According to the law that governs this tax credit (Worker, Homeownership, and Business Assistance Act of 2009), only first-time homebuyers are eligible for a tax credit capped at $8,000

79. Meg had an extra row of little curlpapers across her forehead, Jo had copiously anointed her afflicted face with cold cream, Beth had taken Joanna to bed with her to atone for the approaching separation, and Amy had capped the climax by putting a clothes-pin on her nose to uplift the offending feature

80. It was capped by a round knoll, half of which was by now cut away, and on the top of which stood an ancient monument, sturdy and squat, for signalling in old days far down into the level lands of Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire

81. The messiah capped the vial and returned it to this bag

82. patients my practice could see in a single day was sixteen, so my income was capped at the rate

83. In a crashing rainstorm, they hiked for hours, through forest, over boulders, and through ravines, climbing so high that the surrounding mountains were capped in snow in summer

84. Angled at forty-five degrees, because it capped a staircase, presumably

85. Unafraid of going first, Alice closed her notebook, capped her pen, and slid everything into her book bag

86. cone, like a vast oast or chimney capped with a jagged crater

87. The entire 3PDh formation is capped by a small head-and-shoulders pattern that resembles the cupola of a house

88. As long as your income falls within 400% of the federal poverty level, your health care premiums are capped on a sliding scale that goes no higher than 9

89. The table illustrates, for example, that a married couple with income of $40,000 per year would fall between 250% and 300% of the poverty limit, and thus their premium would be capped on a sliding scale between 8

90. Because of recent tax relief legislation, taxes on income generated through dividends are capped at 15 percent

91. He smiled at the waitress, poured milk into the cup, and capped it

92. Huge Corinthian columns soared above me, capped with ornate heroic carvings

93. Barging into her husband’s office and threatening to have his knees capped… that sort of stuff… we call them enemies, Lindsay

94. Pidge finished writing the inscription and capped the pen

95. Since the goal of a covered put is to either pocket the premium received or to buy the stock at a discount to its current price by getting paid while waiting to see if we get our buy order filled, is there a situation when that waiting is a mistake? Is there an outcome where simply buying the stock would have been better than trying to pocket the premium? Since the profit from a short put is capped at the premium received, the answer is yes