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1. The stubble on my chin was growing softer now that it was gaining its critical beard length and my hair was becoming ragged at the back of my neck

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2. of stubble crusted wood held in calloused hands

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3. the cracked CD cases, the stubble in the sink

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4. and the field edge where stubble

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5. across the stubble fields of cheek and chin

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6. Stubble covered his chin and one eye was bruised and swollen and had the colouring that could only have been the result of a blow from oncoming traffic

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7. He looked as uncomfortable as I felt as he rubbed his grey stubble

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8. Jools said it was the funniest thing she'd ever heard which was what she said whenever anyone made her laugh which made me wonder if she'd been burning stubble again

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9. Struck to the core by the pain I saw there, I had gently traced the line of his jaw with my hand, his stubble rough beneath my touch … I don’t know how it happened exactly, whether I leaned forward or whether he did, but the next moment we were kissing

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10. I reach out and stroke his face, complete with a day’s growth of stubble, and he puts an arm round me, pulling me towards him

11. Raising my hand, I gently trace the line of his jaw, feeling the hint of stubble

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12. carefully walked the stubble fields, collecting by hand any ears of

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13. by his greying stubble beard, “And they’ve got vicious claws on their

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14. He can feel stubble on his chin and neck and he is exhausted and grubby

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15. The dragon hunter grunted, running his hand over the stubble on

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16. His eyes were red and brown stubble covered his

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17. Stubble covered his

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18. "Oh, fuck," he ran his hand through his stubble

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19. The calm man had short grey hair, blue eyes, light stubble on his face and thin lips, looking to be about 45 years old

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20. The stubble on his face was driving him crazy, and he could smell himself

21. Because of the dire shortage of water and how precious it was a lot of the lads had either beards or stubble on their faces and the smell of us would have sent a skunk running for cover but such was life here on the peninsula

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22. perpetual stubble on his face

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23. No hint of beard stubble softened the hard angles of his jaw

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24. the field holding out his stiff arms over the corn stubble

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25. Away from the glare of the cameras, the Prime Minister looked older than his thirty-nine years, his chin covered with a black stubble, a weary look in his brown eyes as they traversed the men seated around the table

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26. Behold, man is but stubble before the blade,

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27. His broad face was every bit as amicable, sporting cherub cheeks sprinkled with blond stubble

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28. With his head at a quarter-inch stubble stage of growth, he really didn’t need much shampoo

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29. Raul had inherited from his grandfather dark good looks, typical of the family, and his share of Herrera charm, which he maintained with pride, feeling dirty and uncomfortable at the first sign of stubble or rumpled clothing

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30. Colling told her to have them come out, and after a slight pause, she shouted their names in the direction of a field of grain stubble on the other side of the farmyard

31. As he washed the stubble on his face, he thought about how good a shave would feel

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32. 18 They are as stubble before the wind, and as chaff that the storm carries away

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33. 28 The arrow cannot make him flee, slingstones are turned with him into stubble

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34. Darts are counted as stubble, he laughs at the shaking of a spear

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35. him! 24 Therefore as the fire devours the stubble, and the flame consumes the chaff, so their root shall be as rottenness, and their

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36. Therefore will I scatter them as the stubble that passes away by the wind of the wilderness

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37. We were in the tall, grass prairie again, although much of it had burned away during the summer and fall, and we would only encounter patches of new growth, patches of tall grass, and patches of black stubble along the way

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38. There were still some dry grasses on the plain, but mostly we came across burned stubble from the summer wildfires

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39. The fields, hard by the river, were just stubble

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40. together as thorns; and while they are drunk as drunkards they shall be devoured as stubble fully dry

41. 1 For, see, the day comes, that shall burn as an oven; and all the proud, yes, and all who do wickedly, shall be stubble, and the day

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42. stubble or straw, the burning of which goes very quickly, and with great heat

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43. Your house is desolate, I will throw you out as the wind does stubble

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44. For a while, we sat in complete silence, me stroking the stubble on his chin,

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45. 7 And in the greatness of your excellency you have overthrown them who rose up against you: you sent out your wrath, which consumed them as stubble

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46. David, a little taller than Sean, has polished gray hair and a smile that reveals the care taken in trimming his stubble beard

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47. His fingernails grated over stubble

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48. 33 So says the Almighty Lord Your house is desolate I will throw you out as the wind does stubble

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49. 61 And you shall be thrown down by them as stubble and they shall be to you as fire; 62 And shall consume you and your cities your land and your mountains; all your woods and your fruitful trees shall they burn up with fire

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50. 3 A sword is sent on you and who may turn it back? 4 A fire is sent among you and who may quench it? 5 Plagues are sent to you and what is he who may drive them away? 6 May any man drive away a hungry lion in the wood? Or may any one quench the fire in stubble when it has begun to burn? 7 May one turn again the arrow that is shot of a strong archer? 8 The mighty Lord sends the plagues and who is he who can drive them away? 9 A fire shall go out from his anger and who is he who may quench it? 10 He shall throw lightnings and who shall not fear? he shall thunder and who shall not be afraid? 11 The Lord shall threaten and who shall not be utterly beaten to powder at his presence? 12 The Earth quakes and the foundations of it; the sea rises up with waves from the deep and the waves of it are troubled and the fishes of it also before the Lord and before the glory of his power; 13 For strong is his right hand who bends the bow his arrows that he shoots are sharp and shall not miss when they begin to be shot into the ends of the world

51. They didn’t take long in arriving at the first of the fields, the one most often used for corn although every fifth year-cycle the men would burn the stubble and re-sow the next season for wheat or oats

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52. There was some stubble, but he couldn't figure out what kind of hole it was or whose

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53. He hadn't shaved recently, so his face was covered in silver stubble

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54. ” To underline his intentions, the height-challenged fellow ran clammy palms over my chest, felt the stubble and recoiled as if from a plate of pork

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55. darkened by the growing stubble and the lateness of the day

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56. scratching the stubble on his face

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57. He ran his hand idly over the bit of stubble

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58. ” She shut her eyes again, this time forming images of Philip in her mind’s eye; the soft hair she’d run her fingers through only hours earlier; those thick lashes that swept across dark chocolate eyes; the stubble he’d brushed against her face as he kissed her cheek at the train station

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59. He had short hair of blue black, the nurses had shaved it to stubble to remove the dirt, crusted blood and lice that infested it

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60. I felt the stubble on his cheeks and smelled his cologne and it struck a familiar chord in my memory

61. My father nodded his head a few times and rubbed the stubble on his chin

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62. My hands smooth down his stubble as he holds me with one

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63. He felt the prickly stubble of the tattered strands and the contours of the wound cords

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64. The stubble of his beard disappeared and the wrinkles that etched the corner of his eyes vanished

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65. He ran his fingers over the stubble of his shaggy beard

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66. Stan ran his hand over the two day's stubble that foliated his chin

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67. A Middle Eastern man, black beard stubble with a brown turban on his head, sat in a comfortable leather chair in a dim area along the wall

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68. Some of my friends mentioned that there was a bit of stubble on my face and that I looked like Richard Nixon

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69. Chance rubbed his fingers through his heavy brown stubble, mustering a fake-sounding laugh to relieve the stress from the question

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70. He could only stare into her fake blue contacts lenses and the hideous stubble of hair pushing through several layers of makeup

71. Blue, blue, eyes, set his face off with a perpetual stubble, which, I think he liked to maintain in

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72. Del shifted uncomfortably in his chair and ran his hand over the stubble on his chin, drawing attention to the fact that he had obviously not shaven in his haste to get here

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73. playing with his stubble

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74. covering of lazy stubble on his chin

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75. trace of stubble on his face

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76. He scratches at his stubble and, when the timer on the cooker beeps, takes his breakfast out

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77. Each had a day of masculine stubble on a firmly set jaw

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78. Lloyd was now starting to grow a decent set of whiskers, which was quickly beginning to look rather better than just a bit of stubble

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79. He ran two fingers across his silver chin stubble, then typed a few last minute commands into the War Room’s master computer

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80. “Coffee,” he muttered through his day-old stubble

81. The thirty-year-old man rubbed the stubble on his face, and got out his shaving kit

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82. His skin was sun-kissed, and the stubble on his face was a little lighter than the it had been before

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83. No more Homicide Detective stubble allowed

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84. He needed a plan, did he change the past? Intercede somehow, letting his younger self sleep off merely small embarrassment at the present time? But how would he explain the sudden stubble he had acquired, the longer matted hair he now lazily supported? An idea reluctantly reared its head in his and he called over the barman, trying hard to shout quietly over the noise of the music

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85. A skinny man with stubble shuffled over as if he

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86. I felt his stubble against my lips

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87. His stubble scratched at my delicate skin, and I pressed his face closer as he fumbled with the buttons on the back of my dress

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88. She captured the light in his eyes, the stubble on his cheeks

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89. He’d grown several days of stubble for the gig, as per Susannah’s style instructions, and this proved a benefit as it progressed towards a full beard

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90. Sebastian rubbed the stubble on his chin and watched Danny from the corner of his eye

91. Walking on the old corn stubble and the uneven surface of the

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92. made better time walking over corncob stubble than they would staying

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93. As he walked along the cornrows and stubble, he noticed a

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94. He kissed the stubble of her lady garden, then tenderly his tongue found her button

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95. The man looked at her stubble covered pussy and shrugged his shoulders

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96. He then put his finger on her pussy and stroked her stubble

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97. You remember you read _Omar Khayyam_ twice aloud to me--once in the spring (it was the third of April, a sudden hot day, blue and joyous, slipped in to show God had not forgotten us between weeks of hopeless skies and icy winds) and once last September, that afternoon we drifted down the river past the town, away from houses and people and work and lessons, out to where the partridges scuttled across the stubble and all the world was golden

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98. He frowned at me, rubbing the stubble on his chin

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99. Dark stubble speckled his strong jawline

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