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He peaked out, shading his eyes from the blinding afternoon sun
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in green overalls and a third in a peaked cap
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No other signs or advertisements gave a clue as to what was inside but it looked like somewhere interesting and my curiosity peaked again
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Grey peaked cap on the back of his head, grey crumpled uniform over grey crumpled shirt, braided epaulettes, dusty, scuffed leather boots
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with a peaked roof that covered about forty horses’
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Danny imagined Alsatians in black trousers, jackets and peaked
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a wink, he pulled off his little peaked red cap, smiled the broadest
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I knew her blood pressure had peaked again
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The traffickers’ social life therefore peaked, not Saturdays or Sundays, but on Tuesdays and Wednesdays when work was done
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This had peaked her curiosity
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Rocky would become isolated, with only volunteer State Emergency Services and police personnel continuing to evacuate locals to higher ground as the river peaked
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Blood flow to the brain was crucial in maintaining consciousness in this turn…he grunted and groaned as the gees peaked out and then subsided
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Colling could see that the trim on their peaked caps was red, indicating they were probably Red Army, and not NKVD
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our senses as young stags will try their horns on trees; no one will win, young points grow peaked, roots weak, by this symbolic trial
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A wave peaked up and he turned and paddled for it
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As expected, the crowd peaked during the Doberman set
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they peaked at the ultimate hardness
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Government spending peaked just under 53% of GDP in 1945
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Giving her two aspirin, her grandmother said she looked peaked before issuing orders Jesse was more than willing to comply with
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Pushing the door forward a bit, she peaked through to see a large, empty space with no windows
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The view moved in closer, centering on a large peaked roof woven of palm fronds and supported by tall bamboo poles, with carpets and furniture placed on the sand beneath it
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Walter Thompson to further my career at a higher level, not as somebody whose career peaked out after seven years in the business
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He cautiously peaked around the shack
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Their anger peaked when they heard it
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clump had a density that peaked in the centre and fell off toward the edges
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I pushed it slowly as I peaked in
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The sun peaked over the top of the mountain behind Lovern and his hair glistened with the red gold of its light
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The sun’s pink rays peaked over the mountain and I dialed Tim’s mobile
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"So, I’m on my own," Zoe muttered as she picked up the blades of grass that peaked out from the edges of her coat
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I took a few steps back and peaked around the corner
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Those peaked breasts with tender pink
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It proceeded to climb and peaked at #18, but has since slipped some, not really a surprise, though it did linger for a good time at #1 in Science Fiction
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She peaked just to make sure and found Victor standing behind the tree
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“Questioning?” June’s confusion peaked to the point of anger
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The riders were typical hillmen, lean and hawk-faced; peaked steel caps were on their heads and chain-mail glinted under their flowing kaftans
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He sat his horse among a cluster of his men—thick-bodied Shemites with curled blue-black beards and hooked noses; the low-swinging sun struck glints from their peaked helmets and the silvered scales of their corselets
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He had a thick scarf wound around his neck, which with his heavy spectacles, and peaked cap, almost hid his face…must have a bad cold or perhaps flu…better keep the partition closed!…
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The visitor was dressed in a light green tunic and a black, peaked cap
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Activity peaked in the '40s when the dollar volume ran $350 million a year
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He peaked as best he could around the bend and saw several Leaf Monsters working on something
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Once the drastic reduction in the domesticated human population had taken place, anticipated to be mostly complete within the first few months after the initiation of EADUN, it was hoped that reforestation and cleaner seas would optimise the natural capture of carbon and, in combination with the various geoengineering projects that had already been running for many decades, it was anticipated that global warming would have slowed and peaked out by the end of the twenty-first century
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By now, the booze in my system had peaked
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Her eyes drooped and her cheeks were peaked
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A tiny bit of tight curly gray hair peaked out from under his hat
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“What?” he asked, attention peaked
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“We won’t need those,” he groaned, dipping his head to kiss her as he moved a hand to her breast, squeezing and circling the pad of his thumb over her peaked nipple through the thin fabric of her shirt
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Gary studied her eyes; his attention peaked
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artefact and that seems to have peaked his interest, I
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Liu set his empty teacup back on the saucer and slid to the front of his chair, his attention peaked
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My sense about radars tells me that the processor will be peaked out at a much lower cost than most other items
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He was dressed as the other two men, in camouflage fatigues, with a peaked
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a high-flying cash generator that has just peaked
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what the company needs to do: by this time, the economy has peaked and begins to
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Hurrians, who peaked about 1500 BC as the kingdom of Mitanni on the upper Euphrates that
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As folks took refuge in the stormy night Winter had peaked and shed great light The sunrise over the land took the night chill away It was one inspiring winter’s day
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The death rate in the gulags peaked in 1942-3
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The others looked similarly peaked
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The clinic was a large single room wooden structure with window skylights in the peaked roof
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He slid into the left-hand seat, and pulled an old, rather greasy, RAF peaked cap from the pocket of his combat fatigues
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In early February, the Aam Aadmi Party’s popularity had peaked
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He stormed into his office on his return from Downing Street, without pausing to say ‘afternoon, chaps’ as he normally did, spun his peaked cap towards the hat-stand as he always did, and missed, which he never did
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The Viking let her go just as the force of the pull peaked, and she tumbled into the snow with a grunt
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is Camilla I think and he wears a jaunty peaked cap and vest
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Their style evolved dramatically until they became pagodas with many balconies projected sides and peaked roofs
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The teasing and flirting and the anger I had felt, on and off, for weeks, all built up into a crescendo of rutting and fucking that peaked for him just after it did for me
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Here we find ourselves meshed in the force, field, and flow of life moving not over, not through, not inspired, peaked, nor changed, but grace-slapped by the zen-bitch Not-self, seeing not god in everything, not everything as god, but seeing as the ever-altering flowing through, making one a streaming – oceans, skies and ground – a boundless exchanging never stilled
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the excitement peaked within Anne at the thought of twirling around on such a floor
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He was quite grey---from his cloak and his peaked cap to his dingy beard and pallid complexion
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peaked part of their spherical shapes a little around the corner of the
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As best he could, he snuck to the door and peaked out
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As she peaked through the slots, she could see a festival like atmosphere
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Though that was not uncommon, it peaked his interest none the less
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The silver ball peaked in its flight and stopped
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The whole thing was capped off with a high peaked roof that was shingled in gray tiles, like something out of a movie
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“Is it my sudden wealth in titles that has peaked your interest in me, my lord prince?” she whispered
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child’s knees, and beneath a peaked cap, a round face, either through
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Constantly looking around him he lightly traversed the same ground as the Citans, his ears peaked and ready for any sound
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Oak's interest peaked all the more and he gave an encouraging nod of agreement, hoping Denver would understand
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His adrenaline had peaked and no matter how she fought and struggled her own strength betrayed her as it ebbed
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It had become increasingly clear to Jacob that the only way was up, for the artists who peaked for the hundred years from the late nineteenth century
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starvation every year that the total population of the planet peaked at nine
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With two chambers: the King’s chamber and the Queen’s Chamber: with layers upon layers of massive stone blocks above it, and a peaked roof inside a solid pyramid for god’s sake
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They wear a peaked cap on their heads the exact shape as the beak of the red cardinal bird
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“Nooo!” she screamed as the terror peaked, and then all grew quiet
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Behind them came the Countess Trifaldi, the squire Trifaldin of the White Beard leading her by the hand, clad in the finest unnapped black baize, such that, had it a nap, every tuft would have shown as big as a Martos chickpea; the tail, or skirt, or whatever it might be called, ended in three points which were borne up by the hands of three pages, likewise dressed in mourning, forming an elegant geometrical figure with the three acute angles made by the three points, from which all who saw the peaked skirt concluded that it must be because of it the countess was called Trifaldi, as though it were Countess of the Three Skirts; and Benengeli says it was so, and that by her right name she was called the Countess Lobuna, because wolves bred in great numbers in her country; and if, instead of wolves, they had been foxes, she would have been called the Countess Zorruna, as it was the custom in those parts for lords to take distinctive titles from the thing or things most abundant in their dominions; this countess, however, in honour of the new fashion of her skirt, dropped Lobuna and took up Trifaldi
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Yet he was much too much scared of broaching any man, let alone one in a peaked cap, to dare to ask
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He set off, scared and peaked, to help his wife
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He jerked short before the convent of the sisters of charity and held out a peaked cap for alms towards the very reverend John Conmee S
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He heaves his booty, tugs askew his peaked cap and hobbles off mutely
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He passed a quaint old synagogue on Freiheit street, a bright Star of David rising above its peaked roof
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In their gray-and-black dress uniforms, their peaked hats adorned with silver skulls and crossbones sitting on their tables, they stood out from the rest of the crowd—neat, severe, and ominous
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The women of that class especially seemed positively fascinated by the long drooping nose, the peaked chin, the heavy lower lip, the black silk eyepatch and band slanting rakishly over the forehead
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A peaked cap covers Private McManus’s brow, and he is almost swamped in a dress uniform with elaborate, protruding epaulets that have something of the comic opera about them
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Now there was only the gray light from the window up near the ceiling, which made him look a little peaked
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For now, suffice it to say that the crisis was born of the worldwide housing bubble, which peaked in the United States in 2005
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Bezos personified the new economy theme of the stock market bubble that peaked in March 2000
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home prices, the value of owner-occupied housing peaked in mid-2006