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1. The roof was bigleaf shaftwood fronds thatched six inches thick

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2. Thick gobs of blood bubbled over his mouth and nose

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3. I suggest 1 part DE to ••• part Boric acid, added to water or to paint until a thick paint like texture, then painted on the wood

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4. You've got a thick skull there

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5. doostEr was as burly as his equipment, a big-boned Troll/Enurate/Nordic mutt with a wide nose and thick wavy hair and beard of speckled bronze and ebony

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6. He had a thick scattering of brown freckles over his ruddy skin, what you could see of it thru the whiskers

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7. "Tahlmute," he said, "and yeah, a four ton cylinder twenty feet long and four to six feet thick

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8. Tahlmute was only half a foot shorter, but his body was as thick as doosEr's neck

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9. The world around him now was white and thick and diamond

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10. Putting together the Raised Bed: A good raised bed should be at least 4 ft x 10 ft x 12 inches high with 2 inch thick wood

11. What I mean to say is who the fuck is it?" His was a thick, rich, cockney accent

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12. Both wore thick white bath robes

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13. He drummed his thick fingers nervously on the desk as he waited

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14. Some of the floors above that were not as safe as they once were, but thick limbs with thick green fronds fluttering in the gentle breeze shaded most of it

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15. Billie slumped back in her chair and took a mouthful of the now thick and

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16. He had a thick and detailed metal stick strapped over his shoulders, shiny black low-calf boots and several shiny black canisters strapped to his upper thighs

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17. hear snorts and snuffles, the sounds of night creatures in thick, matted undergrowth

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18. over a thick rope of liana, he could see his suit and under that his shoes

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19. He leapt out of bed and landed on a thick, mucal

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20. down from the ceiling, thick fronds and razor sharp leaves cut and smothered his

21. vegetation seemed to consist mostly of tall, thick grasses, swaying slightly in a

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22. He used a thick stubby finger to draw down his shirt collar and reveal the Chinese character tattooed onto his own neck

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23. Thick, warm saliva dripped off of her teeth and

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24. was secluded, the grass thick and soft, the trees full and weeping heavily with fruit,

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25. He was thick set, bald and shaved with several necks rolled up above his jacket collar

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26. standing with his hand on his hips, his hair thick and full on the wind, while the

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27. coating of thick, black, flowing cloth

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28. rancid cheeses, the occasional slice of meat if the farmer took pity on him, thick,

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29. The balding grease monkey beside me answered his mobile in yet another thick cockney accent

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30. He was drying off the back of his thick muscular neck and his freshly shaven chin

31. The pitch of Marat’s voice was sharp and angular, cutting through the thick prison

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32. edges of the thick cell walls and dissolved the shifting shapes of the man that he had

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33. The gaoler, wrapped in high collars and thick furs beneath his jerkin, muttered a

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34. The outer shell of this iron asteroid was only fourteen feet thick in spots, serving as shielding from the relativistic barrage of interstellar flight

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35. So”, replied MacKenzie, gesturing at the thick stone walls of his cell, “you built all

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36. Vincef personified himself as a bear of a man with big jowls and thick black hair

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37. He wore a neat medium length thick black beard and a brown military uniform without insignia of rank

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38. He knew that on this world, the seabeds are where the atmosphere is thick enough to support life

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39. It didn’t seem to bother Timms much to see the image of the Chief like that, with bundles of control cables thick as her thighs and arms coming out of her pelvis and her shoulders

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40. To the north there is a well-built stone wall; behind it, the thick forest of fir-trees

41. Sickly-sweet squares of pink and white mass-produced sponge surrounded by thick marzipan

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42. The air was at least half as thick as he was used to

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43. The stuff was as thick as honey and took time to pour

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44. He turned away and went thru the thick portal that his coachman held open

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45. With Byram Hermosa from the shop, he cruised down the narrow canal between the thick roots of towering apartment trees and into the open lake, bound for the Yakhan, determined to cover the fifteen hundred miles in a native week

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46. Most of the traffic was actually hand-paddled kayaks, in places so thick the clack of paddles hitting each other was common

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47. The thick wildlife singing in this jungle does help it seem like a ruin

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48. It was now run by a slender and creamy-skinned Wood Elf with a little button of a nose and thick waves of black hair that reached the middle of her back

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49. It floated like a boat with a thick turtle-hard, but smooth shell on top

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50. After he had driven his black beauty of a car out onto the lane and closed the back gate, she took a tin of something fishy out of the under sink cupboard , sat down in one of her rickety old kitchen chairs, the one next to the gently warming range, and poured herself a thick measure of her favourite Scotch

51. Strangely enough, this time it proved to be quite easy for me to dodge the thick azure beams as his marksmanship seemed to have waned a little -maybe because he was still dizzy

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52. She had big round brown eyes, thick reddish-dark brown curls and a round little chin and cheeks

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53. At first, the blackness was compact and thick; then, it seemed to be stirring slightly, as if it were a living entity inviting me to enter and reveal its secrets

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54. The olive grove was secluded, the grass thick and soft, the trees full and weeping heavily with fruit, and the air was still and calm

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55. She has long, thick, straight hair, shining like chrome in slow waves to the center of her back

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56. Her tuft is the same color and a luxurious thick diamond of reaching nearly to her navel

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57. Her skin is the color of thick smoke in the sunset, grayer than ivory, a strange color that went well with her other unique coloration

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58. An irregular mass elongated and stretched itself, revealing the rough shape of torso, limbs and head, all of them covered in what seemed to be a coating of thick, black, flowing cloth

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59. On the ground the shape seemed almost frail, as though it could not carry the burden of terror that forever dogged its tracks, but as Lucy moved closer, as the figure gathered its limbs together and began to unbend, began to straighten and stand, she saw with horror that he, for it must be masculine, was tall and thick set and lithe, as if he were a wolf or a hunting cat

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60. Twenty years of living on hard and rancid cheeses, the occasional slice of meat if the farmer took pity on him, thick, heavy bread, wild legumes and mushrooms, and, out of preference, jugs of the cheapest, roughest wines

61. The prisoner opened his eyes and felt as if he was some strange, wide-eyed, lidless creature lost in a sea of thick black oil

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62. The gaoler, wrapped in high collars and thick furs beneath his jerkin, muttered a series of barely audible imprecations and stumbled forward into the flickering light cast by one of the candles

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63. with coffee as thick as the sap that runs from under

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64. My boots thick and heavy with clinging sand,

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65. Thick dark hair, watching the sky through nervous eyes,

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66. the thick necks of land wrinkle and blur

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67. encrusted in thick frames of tarnished gold,

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68. in a thick sea of tomato sauce

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69. and idle dreams of villas and thick voiced women

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70. I have chased slow moving water up a thick and sluggish hill,

71. all thick wood, padlocked shut,

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72. Breath curls above thick scarves

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73. by puddles that slide thick and solid

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74. Short limbed trees, thick of bark,

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75. He was in the center of a thicket, his legs drawn up, his back against the clump of thick reeds that was one of the trunks of this clump

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76. She wore her golden hair down, thick and flowing on her back, tied with a blue ribbon

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77. exaggerating the twirl of a thick black moustache

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78. Mists roll off of the sea here like the thick, heavy gasses

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79. thick and matted, whisper through

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80. of thick, blackly lying stout,

81. Unlike the stream it was deep and filled with thick purple-green floating leaves

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82. It's relatively easy to hook lon with stripped archwood fronds, and in a few minutes they had a quarter of the water cleared and a nice little pile of the thick leaves beside them

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83. "No matter what planet you're from, you can't be so thick that you think I wasn't hurt by this

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84. I’ve got a thick skin to go with these tired eyes

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85. On the road itself she could see what she was stepping on, but the trees beside the path were thick and could hide many dangerous things

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86. the trees upon their flanks ranked green and thick

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87. It was long, flexible and multi-legged, but the legs were directly under it like an earth animal and they divided in two so each looked like a huge, very thick, two-tined fork

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88. in thick veined ivy and dog rose thorns

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89. The tarrids were thick around that, they could eat them for a couple weeks

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90. He was slight of build, about 5’11”, with thick black hair and hazel eyes

91. his curses spinning round my head, a thick polluted air,

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92. The land was so flat and the air so thick that it seemed like there was no horizon at all, just an infinite plain that receded farther and farther into the distance til it was lost in the haze

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93. They told him this was because the thick air near the ground bent light into a sharper curve than the radius of the planet

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94. of near horizons when the sky hangs grey and thick

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95. in thick wool layers, to clear his head

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96. the air a thick rolling mist of static and vision blurred,

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97. as they breathe, thick with mucous

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98. stubborn, marsh wired and thick,

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99. Next to me stood another American lady wearing a large pair of glasses with unusually thick funky lenses all supported by an unfortunate growth on the side of her nose

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100. Humans nurture thongas by preying on their predators and let the thongas grow as thick as they can without stripping the prairie