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1. When a child breaks a clay doll we tell him not to cry and promise a new one

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2. Clay: Clay can be used as a fungal control

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3. Add 1 cup of finely powdered clay into a gallon of filtered water, allow to sit for an hour

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4. Use either red or white clay

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5. Clay soils retain water, so they need less

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6. A better method and one that I prefer, is to get a small clay drain pipe (opened at both ends, about 3 inches wide, 12 inches long (smaller for roses, larger for trees) and bury that at the base of the rose bush or plant, level with the ground

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7. On top of this place either a pretty rock or a nice clay pot to cover it, or simply mulch over, remembering where it is

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8. Unlike a Highland Elf, he was not about to wait four hundred Earth years for his home to be completed, with clay blocks and cut wood he was able to get a fine home done in the outrageously short time of a dozen Earth years this way

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9. The feet were made of iron and clay, and this is the Antichrist’s kingdom

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10. One fashioned and fired in the image of a bunch of succulent purple grapes and the other modelled after a bright shiny-red, seductive clay apple

11. I glance at my boots now claggy with clay as well as soaked

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12. We took a semi-private room with seating on the clay floor

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13. usable clay can be made with cornstarch/flour, salt and water

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14. chassis on the hard-baked clay of the road

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15. direction, its floor like cracking pottery clay

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16. The side that was interested in him because he was raw clay that she could mold any way she desired

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17. angry pit, out of the miry clay, and

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18. made of clay that were used to clean the temple and carry out the

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19. He allowed himself to be clay in the hands of the Potter

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20. The other side of their house was on the street, as in edge of the sun baked clay pavement

21. Along with Mother, my aunts, and female cousins, I carried clay amphorai here to fill them

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22. No clay kilns to put over a fire, either, not even a domed cover to hold in enough heat to let the maza cook into a loaf

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23. dandelion in a decorative clay pot in the yard of that gray

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24. Some slaves do nothing but collect the clay

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25. This must be the place where Architalos mined clay for his pottery

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26. Soon, they came in sight of the clay pit belonging to Berenice’s friendly master Architalos

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27. Like steam inside that thin clay pot

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28. On the sides of the hall were large, painted clay pots with palm trees surrounded by round, white river stones on the floor

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29. As soon as the guests settled down again an official of the king’s court entered together with the scribe holding a clay tablet

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30. is strength of expanded clay gravel; ρb

31. Other castles had much larger keeps, though they were made mostly of wood and clay

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32. with white walls and red clay tiling roofing

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33. “Her name is Marshal Clay

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34. To you she is Marshal Clay, period

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35. Martin and the Provost Marshal Clay met for almost an hour

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36. PM Clay was a tall, willowy, and extremely beautiful black woman

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37. Marshal Clay then got up and walked over to the inner window, which looked down on the courtyard of the old Courthouse

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38. “I will Marshal Clay and thank you for your help,” Martin said as he turned clumsily, bumping into the oak table in her office

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39. The exportation of fuller's earth, or fuller's clay, supposed to be necessary for preparing and cleansing the woollen manufactures, has been subjected to nearly the same penalties as the exportation of wool

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40. Even tobacco-pipe clay, though acknowledged to be different from fuller's clay, yet, on account of their resemblance, and because fuller's clay might sometimes be exported as tobacco-pipe clay, has been laid under the same prohibitions and penalties

41. “Mary! Say something! Don"t just sit there as though I were no more than a lump of clay

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42. The tunnel down took Torbin through hundreds of metres of chalk, clay and lastly sandstone

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43. A small greenhouse had been added adjoining the kitchen with rows of herbs growing in clay pots lined up on long tables on either side

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44. small freighter moving past with its load of china clay ready for

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45. One Hundred Pounds of Clay, n

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46. They had been painted, using a mixture of fine sand or clay with different colourings

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47. The town was littered with fetish heaps, shrines, images, clay pans, bottles, and other symbolic fetish tokens, and many a sly kick was given by the Houssas to these charm pots

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48. There was this small clay slope going down to the outhouses

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49. "Faith, there be more bits o' real gold hid undther the loose clay in the corner

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50. The hard clay of the hill had made revetments unnecessary, but the perpendicular trenches, backed by a second rampart before the fort, had impeded their retreat and caused the only serious loss from our fire

51. fast at the loose clay, as a terrier digs at a bone

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52. “And that’s a clay

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53. Dawn did as he told her and a clay shot high into the air, skimming over the tops of the trees

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54. She pressed the button again and another clay followed the first, slightly higher this time

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55. She hit the last clay with no trouble, shattering it into tiny pieces that pit-pattered to the ground

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56. Though panther-shaped, it reminded her of the blocky vagueness of a clay statue sculpted by a child

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57. He drew his sleeve across his mouth, and then produced a clay pipe from

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58. As clay in the hands of The Potter

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59. He found some dried beef jerky in a clay jar

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60. We were allocated a large and spacious house, made of stone rendered with clay

61. I noticed that nearly all the houses in the village were small round clay houses with cone-shaped roofs

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62. With the arrival of morning, we were at the outskirts of Namangan, a city in which suburbs were small, low clay houses

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63. He harrumphed, took another swig of his whisky and promptly fell asleep, which didn't surprise me one bit because one sip of that firewater would have knocked out Cassius Clay

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64. A US with either John Quincy Adams or Henry Clay elected instead of Jackson would see a better future

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65. The floodplain was black soil, with clay and limestone hills to the south, and sand dunes to the north

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66. cousin Clay who had died two years before and his proper name

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67. John Quincy Adams or Henry Clay Avoid the Trail of Tears

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68. Who would lead the Democrats if not Jackson and run against Adams? The two other main candidates in 1824 were William Crawford and Henry Clay

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69. If Clay had won in 1824, his views were fairly close to Adams on many matters, part of the reason Adams chose him as Secretary of State

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70. Where Clay was different from Adams was his skill in negotiations

71. Clay likely would outmaneuver the Governor of Georgia and protected the Creek tribe, letting them remain in at least part of their homeland

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72. The good news is, Calhoun was likely to lose to either Adams or Clay

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73. George, a very welcoming city that reminded me of several sections of Ponferrada, we entered red clay territory, with geological formations similar to the “Médulas” from El Bierzo which had delighted my friend Fred… Even Lucille and her daughter Marguerite Lincoln who have visited El Bierzo several times commented to that effect

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74. Henry Clay agreed to support Adams since their stances on many issues were fairly close

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75. Clay also believed Jackson was too ignorant and unqualified to be president

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76. Clay was offered Secretary of State

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77. For Jackson to become president in 1824 is as easy as Clay releasing his supporters to vote for who they choose

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78. equal with the clay, that what is made would say to its maker, “He did not make me”; or what is formed say to him who formed it, “He has no understanding”?

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79. They were clay in the hands of the Mother, waiting to

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80. That was a long time ago, but he still remembered, it had been partly about him and some clay figurines

81. From extra-biblical sources it has been theorized that “Abram” (Abraham) as a young man had engaged in the destruction of clay idols and that may have been why the move to Haran was necessary

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82. Archaeological digs have unearthed many representations of the god Baal by way of small household idols of clay

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83. See what this lowly Man of clay

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84. The wind slowly wears the sandstone and clay is deposited on bones-sandstone and clay that are now part of the soil

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85. it was made of clay, and hardened when he was satisfied with his alterations

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86. or clay oven in a corner

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87. Oh and please don’t forget, every single on of the 30,000 denominations are correct and the other 29,999 are most probably going to hell because they have a different conviction, even if it is a small difference, but each of these reads and studies the same bible! How is this possible? How could all this come from ONE SPIRIT of ONE GOD? The only possible answer I can derive is that the bible is reduced to a mere piece of clay or putty which I can shape how, when and where I want, to suit myself, to create a “god” that serves me and nobody dares judge me! The problem of course when one does this is that you are busy with your own religion, which you cannot support, nor substantiate from scriptures

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88. 19 How much less in those who dwell in houses of clay, whose foundation is in the dust, which are crushed before the moth?

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89. 9 Remember, I beg you, that you have made me as the clay; and will you bring me into dust again?

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90. Job 10:9 Remember, I beseech thee, that thou hast made me as the clay; and wilt thou bring me into dust again?

91. 16 Though he heap up silver as the dust, and prepare raiment as the clay;

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92. 14 It is turned as clay to the seal; and they stand as a garment

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93. shall come on princes as on mortar, and as the potter treads clay

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94. Shall the clay

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95. Carrying out the same procedure on as much of the floor as I could, I poked, hammered and prised away at the edges of the stones, lifting up as many as I could to reveal hard clay underneath

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96. clay was marred in the hand of the potter, so he made it again another vessel, as seemed good to the potter to make it

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97. see, as the clay is in the

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98. fiercely and he dug his toes into the clay and pulled himself onto a ledge—rock and dirt

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99. The same face she covered with an expensive age-defying cream every night before climbing into bed, and the same face she steamed, plucked, patted, massaged and hid under a green clay mask at least once a week

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100. of iron, his feet part of iron and part of clay