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Cockle	shells, a castle, a Celtic cross and a coat of arms t
lls, animals bones such as birds boars and sea	shells, a stone hammer and ornamented urns (which are
n island tour, atop middens' thousand years of	shells, a view from the Collier Inn across Pine Islan
It consists of repeated monoplacophoran-like	shells; according to one hypothesis, chitons arose wh
ely used to cut corridors, with high-explosive	shells, across the belts of German barbed wire.
armored targets and hollow spherical explosive	shells against unarmored targets.
ament, and armor sufficient to withstand 15 cm	shells, all on a displacement no more than 8,000 metr
ey can cover large distances, and that globose	shells allow them greater mobility than elongate ones
Unix	shells allow negation of the specified characters wit
"semi-automatic" loading system ejected fired	shells, allowing it to be reloaded by simply insertin
e several sea food restaurants offer the local	shells; also the highly-revered shrine of Prince Chum
wing in the spring, so the size of the scallop	shells also indicates the time of year when they were
re typically filled with white phosphorus, the	shells also have a secondary, incendiary effect.
Larger	shells, although preferred by females, are often limi
vation team found fragments of human bones and	shells, although most probably not connected to each
base ejection smoke (white and coloured), star	shells, and chemical shells.
Lilstock also yields ammonites,	shells and fish remains.
It colonises pebbles, bedrock,	shells and artificial structures.
Agincourt fired 144 12-inch	shells and 111 6-inch shells during the battle althou
Courageous fired 92 fifteen-inch	shells and 180 four-inch shells during the battle, an
They have isostrophically coiled	shells and may be either Gastropoda sea (snail)s, or
In some Unix	shells and Windows PowerShell, the ; (semicolon) char
that night, 772 tear gas canisters, 62 wooden	shells and 62 carbine rounds were fired.
C. cavipes usually uses empty turbo	shells, and occasionally part of a hard passion fruit
, however, used it in armor-piercing artillery	shells and projectiles, and in coastal defense.
cts, such as copper figures, mica, arrowheads,	shells, and pipes in the mounds.
ent time in the Caribbean with natives selling	shells and beads.
Shell Island is known for its wide variety of	shells, and for its wild flowers.
Colonies are encrusting on	shells and rocks or upright bilaminar branches or she
a protocol designed to allow remote access to	shells and commands.
lso started to collect snakes, birds, insects,	shells and lizards in his house.
ommonly encrust hard substrates such as rocks,	shells and carbonate hardgrounds.
e ammunition compartment had racks to hold the	shells and their propellant with side-opening doors.
yptraeidae, the slipper snails, cup and saucer	shells and Chinese hat shells.
US dump sites containing numerous 3-inch	shells and other debris; and aircraft wreckage, one o
The counter-attack failed under a blanket of	shells and bombs, resulting in a loss of some 100 tan
ia, Vincennes, and Quincy were quickly sunk by	shells and torpedoes from attacking Japanese ships, t
ere destroyed in March 2007, leaving artillery	shells and land mines armed with VX and mustard.
r effect as the marshes absorbed the impact of	shells and rockets.
presenting Hadfield's manufacture of artillery	shells and their patented "ERA" steel
ragonite forms naturally in almost all mollusk	shells, and as the calcareous endoskeleton of warm- a
PowerShell, which was partly inspired by Unix	shells and Perl, variable names are prefixed by the $
on of smaller fossils of dinosaur eggs, marine	shells and fossilised tree trunks.
yards (13,000 m) with standard high-explosive	shells, and also had provision for special long-range
Although it fired	shells and had no capability to launch rockets, it wa
pod mollusc in the family Cassidae, the helmet	shells and their allies.
tropod mollusc in the family Cassidae, the tun	shells and their allies.
sword; throwing items, including Bob-ombs and	shells; and shooting items, either single shot guns o
and chemical compounds installed in artillery	shells and specifically designed bombs.
Its grand ceiling - with Neptune,	shells and mermaids in high relief plasterwork of Wed
cal Weapons Convention, the U.S. destroyed the	shells and the precursor chemical DF as part of its a
air and square boxes under both guns for empty	shells and belt links.
iddled from nose to tail with exploding cannon	shells and knocked out of formation, with a large num
y were the same robot molds, just in different	shells and Dezarus' name was pronounced in the dub as
Mile phase) include fire-cracked rocks, mussel	shells and a curious mussel shell arrangement, ash co
designs of fin-stabilized and discarding-sabot	shells and a new cage-type muzzle brake was designed
of concealed lighting, decorated with scallop	shells and columns that burst into sculptured fountai
The plant initially produced	shells and aerial bombs using a 95:5 mix of tabun and
ards the Italian lines while dodging their own	shells, and after Lewis's armoured car ran over the o
d medals (£6,000), engraved gems (£2,000), and	shells and minerals (£500).
in Anastasia, others bringing firewood to make	shells and lime, and fifty to open the floor and clea
he ingredients, wood ash, sand, crushed oyster	shells, and burned seaweed.
here had been very little destruction by stray	shells and no looting by Chinese soldiers even in ful
dge and all the approaches were swept by enemy	shells and machine-gun fire.
ain in the holes made by the explosions of the	shells, and whence they were able to keep up a contin
f LTTE forces in the area and "let loose their	shells and MBRLs not caring an iota for the civilians
n fired, the powder charge would throw out the	shells and ignite their fuses, so the projectiles wou
xstowe with cases of machine guns, 105 mm tank	shells, and armored vehicles in "the latest of many c
one remnants of sea turtles (including several	shells), and also specimens of several partial fish.
ger 2, Warrior, and High Explosive 81mm Mortar	shells and managed to persuade the US Air Force to dr
n which the Maddox expended over 280 3" and 5"	shells, and which involved the strafing from four USN
Boys' High School he helped to collect fossil	shells and learned the beginnings of how to classify
These fired	shells and shot that weighed between 10 and 300 pound
l as grapeshot, chainshot, shrapnel, and later	shells and canister shot.
gift to the Kalamazoo School Board of corals,	shells, and rocks from Horace M. Peck, a local banker
e order Dictyosiphonales and grows attached to	shells and stones in rock-pools and in near-shore wat
pod mollusc in the family Cassidae, the helmet	shells and their allies.
ks, during which time they develop transparent	shells and a retractable foot.
There were some clam	shells and bones forming the images of the Azure Drag
Many of the	shells and minerals that had been dislodged had been
on surface at the unconformity contains oyster	shells and abundant marine borings in the top of the
m the previous game, such as the various Koopa	Shells and the Chain Chomp reappear, except for Bowse
Even then, unexploded	shells and detonators left the area, which was now re
Bitterlings lay their eggs in mussel	shells, and the Tokyo Bitterling will only lay its eg
f St. Clair Whitman and his collections of sea	shells and Indian artifacts .
k and the live oysters separated from the dead	shells and other debris.
sil site that preserves Late Cretaceous marine	shells and vertebrate remains (such as mosasaurs).
slipping past their defenses because of their	shells and disabling Prowl, Skids and Sideswipe.
owed whole, then it uses its tube feet to open	shells and inserts its stomach.
It takes the name from the Cockle (Cardiidae)	shells, and was first described along the Bow River b
erm "shrapnel" to fragmentation from artillery	shells and fragmentation in general ever since, long
next seven months fired some 20,000 explosive	shells and 60,000 cannon balls into the city.
siles, rocket launchers, radar systems, mortar	shells and rifle ammunition.
pod mollusc in the family Cassidae, the helmet	shells and their allies.
ses, limestone, i.e. calcium carbonate, in the	shells and corals would be transformed into calcium o
Their ladle sticks were made from coconut	shells and soup was then served into a tiny bowl made
he latter had been damaged by near misses from	shells and dive bombers off Gravelines.
re known to spawn in rockwork, conch and welch	shells, and inverted flower pots.
21, 2006: A car bomb carrying 12 120 mm mortar	shells and two 100-pound chlorine tanks detonated, wo
e, was stocked with food, first aid equipment,	shells and ammunition.
at half-past nine o'clock, twenty 36-howitzer	shells, and fifty 18-pounder shells, had been got up
organ grilles and various stylized seahorses,	shells and fish throughout the theater.
n IDE, like debugging, DOM viewer, interactive	shells, and source code control integration.
fected shrimps show gross signs including soft	shells and flaccid bodies, black or darkened gills, d
nfederate gunners to seek cover; she fired 483	shells and was struck at least 70 times.
Same Old Side" (as in the Velveeta side dish,	Shells and Cheese).
d, with a considerable quantity of ammunition,	shells and the like, while the other contained provis
She was hit by 17 150mm	shells and suffered casualties of 29 men killed and 4
s containing calcite-encrusted Goniamite snail	shells, and cave pearls.
In Unix	shells and Windows PowerShell, ranges of characters e
e, then remove the hard boiled eggs from their	shells and let them steep in the spiced tea mixture a
the U.S. stockpile of M687 chemical artillery	shells and separate from them their 505 tons (458 met
s were decorated with talismans such as beads,	shells and pierced coins, although dispproval of thes
orado Pinyon P. edulis, which shares thin seed	shells and needles mostly in pairs.
25 July 1360 Soviet assault guns fired 280,000	shells and grenades at the positions of the II.Battal
This species is common on rocks,	shells, and pilings in protected bays, but it also li
use, shrew, and hare, then covered with limpet	shells and pebbles.
It is known only from drifted	shells and, as such, is the least studied of the six
It includes a halo, jet-like streams, multiple	shells, ansae ("handles"), and small-scale filaments
largely covered in sand, grit and fragments of	shells apart from smooth, cylindrical, peach-coloured
, shredded cheese, rice, pinto beans, tortilla	shells, apple crisp, and iced tea.
air-breathing freshwater snails with sinistral	shells, aquatic pulmonate gastropod mollusks in the f
"The	Shells Are Open" - 3:44
The hinges of the	shells are discarded.
Stunning blue	shells are shot in the background.
The	shells are fused to self-destruct in the air.
Their attractive green	shells are popular as jewellery.
The	shells are sometimes given away at memorial services.
The Sands of Breckon composed of crushed	shells are near here.
er Armoured vehicles are used in this area and	shells are fired.
The two spikes on each side of their	shells are not as long as blue crabs.
Their	shells are light yellow-brown to red-brown in color.
Razor	shells are very sensitive to minor perturbations in,
The	shells are more globular than the rest of the genus,
Frequently, the front portions of the	shells are broken, though the posterior sections are
The	shells are zones of radiation damage caused by the in
While the	shells are now in SAR Blue Train livery, neither loco
Two or more	shells are then combined, via clamping or gluing usin
Incendiary	shells are no longer in use by many countries, due to
stook the storage sites where the old chemical	shells are kept for production sites?
Their drum	shells are crafted from a single plank of wood and be
(unpenttrium), at which the 5g and 6f electron	shells are filled up.
fresh collected specimens, fades away when the	shells are bleached; otherwise these specimens are ch
tow cables, brass antenna and brass ammunition	shells are common parts included in Dragon kits as an
Capulidae, common name the cap snails or cap	shells, are a taxonomic family of limpet-like sea sna
Pen	shells are harvested locally for food, especially alo
imetre long, and like all of the Physidae, the	shells are sinistral or coiled left-handed.
The	shells are broadly limpet-like, and are usually not f
rt of the superfamily Tainocerataceae in which	shells are coiled with a generally quadrate whorl sec
Although the dates of the	shells are unknown, they are believed to have been de
The	shells are fragile and have a long and triangular sha
Its	shells are around about a centimetre in size; they ar
A variety of different gastropod	shells are used by C. erythropus, the most frequent b
The	shells are actually meant for a giant German World Wa
rch, the curved shapes often used for concrete	shells are naturally strong structures, allowing wide
The	shells are made by electroforming onto a highly-polis
attributed to the lack of surf. the preferred	shells are those of Nassa, Olivella biplicata, Nucell
in the orthoceratoid order Oncocerida in which	shells are exogastrically or endogastrically brevicon
The	shells are, as Pilsbry calls them, ‘waxen white'.
s armed with Sarin, VX nerve agent, as well as	shells armed with mustard gas.
ell wells because they build calcium carbonate	shells around themselves.
Ammunition used included high-explosive	shells, as well as armor-piercing, Shrapnel, smoke an
iver chemical munitions, such as gas and smoke	shells, as well as ordinary high-explosive shells.
accessories such as dial, pendulums and weight	shells, as well as finished clocks.
ause the people's diet of shellfish and use of	shells as personal ornament.
explosives from German air bombs and artillery	shells, as well as British plastic explosive delivere
ts of bullets, driving bands on some artillery	shells, as well as enameled badges and other jeweller
pen, rather than simply suck them out of their	shells as do modern walruses.
100 rifles, 10 light machine guns, 1 gun, 2000	shells as well as some clothing and food .
it initially fired the same Lyddite and Steel	shells as the Hotchkiss.
Carcass	shells as used by the Royal Navy from the 18th to the
The guns fired 140 kg (309 lb) armor piercing	shells at a muzzle velocity of 690 metres per second
y officers on the ground, who fired three 5.9"	shells at the Chateau.
Second, an American tank fired	shells at Palestine Hotel, killing journalists Taras
The total consumption of 75mm	shells at Verdun during the period February 21 to Sep
ram (94.4 lb) armor-piercing or high-explosive	shells at a muzzle velocity of 865 metres per second
(80 lb) armour-piercing	shells at a muzzle velocity of 725 metres per second
The John Adams fired a few	shells at them.
The guns fired 22lb	shells at a muzzle velocity of 2133 feet per second.
rrendered after the Seneca had fired four-inch	shells at me.
These guns could fire armor-piercing	shells at a rate of 4-5 per minute.
These guns fired 45.4 kg (100 lb)	shells at a rate of between 5-7 per minute.
rs expended 24 rounds of 240 mm armor-piercing	shells at signal and semaphore stations as well as 74
ey expended 24 rounds of 240 mm armor-piercing	shells at signal and semaphore stations as well as 74
The guns fired 140-kilogram (310 lb)	shells at a muzzle velocity of 690 m/s (2,263 ft/s).
oronation by firing red, white, and blue smoke	shells at the enemy.
February 3 - Hezbollah fires some 30 mortar	shells at IDF outposts along Israel's northern border
his colleagues had with the most commonly used	shells at the time, Bourne shell and C shell.
er with five salvoes of Armour Piercing Capped	shells at a range of 17,300 yards increasing to 18,50
tern part of Deir al-Balah and fired flechette	shells at them while they sought refuge in a small ro
om 1917 to 1919, studied at the laboratory the	shells at long range, and thereafter, the flight of b
n tears after an audience member threw shotgun	shells at her, referencing unsubstantiated conspiracy
The SK C/25 had a number of different	shells available.
Norgas House (Pierre Boucher); 'Processions of	Shells' Beacon House Lobby, Whitley Bay; Flags, Tynem
The	shells bear a number of paired muscle scars on the in
artillery	shells) because there is a risk of detonation when su
e United Kingdom and it is possible to collect	shells, bivalves, crinoids and oysters from here.
1943 employed 6,500 persons producing 135,000	shells, bombs and mines weekly.
contract on July 23, 1941 to produce artillery	shells, bombs, fuses, boosters, and other auxiliary a
merican citizen who supplied information about	shells, bombs, and torpedoes to Soviet Military Intel

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