Some of them, by genetic fluke or bad luck, are not here even by choice, unconscious or no. |
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Pile said the fire was a fluke occurrence and doesn't indicate a problem with the submarines. |
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And you'll never know the joy that fans in the rest of the country will experience when the fluke happens and the Yankees lose this year. |
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The flukes will be buried into the seabed. The very tip of a fluke is sometimes called the bill. |
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In light of how jammy they were across the first 45 minutes yesterday it is a wonder they have never managed even to fluke a Scottish Cup win. |
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I can fire random numbers at you until I fluke it if you want, but that's as good as you're going to get. |
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Success, even wild success, can be a fluke, but a lifetime of wild success requires a divine touch. |
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This is one of the critical times of the year when action should be taken to treat cattle for the control of fluke and worms. |
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The fluke, a flatfish similar to flounder, scratched that special itch for me. |
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In 2001, for example, some lamb plants reported more liver contamination because of a worm that uses the dog as a host than from liver fluke. |
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And often the tail fluke of a whale or the back fin of a dolphin will show as a dark patch against the paler surface of the sea. |
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Calambokidis' team has photographed and recognized around 1,500 blue whales by tail fluke and back markings. |
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The tail fluke lacks a medial notch and the flippers are small and pointed. |
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Finishing ahead of them for one or two years could maybe be misconstrued as a fluke, but this outright ownage simply cannot. |
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The fish killed included bass, roach, eels and fluke when the temperature soared to twenty six degrees Centigrade. |
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But even if by some fluke he were to win it doesn't seem likely that will stop the mutterers from saying that he's not up to the job. |
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Regardless of its many knock-offs, the success of the Tomb Raider franchise seems to me to be a bit of a fluke. |
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Most top athletes despise the notion of luck, with its amateurish connotations of fluke and happenstance. |
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The fluke utilizes, respectively, freshwater snails and cyprinoid fish as its first and second intermediate hosts. |
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The Cape Town team is currently lying mid-table and will be desperate to prove their cup success last season was no fluke. |
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The film posits a future in which a genetic fluke has produced psychics who can reliably predict murder. |
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He showed that was no fluke by repeating the feat in 2002 and wearing the yellow jersey in the early stages of the race. |
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It is no fluke both teams at the World Cup final know how to make an attacker of a defender. |
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He returns to the course tomorrow in a bid to prove that his latest effort was no fluke. |
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Is it therefore logical to think blind, unintelligent, mindless nature could have stumbled on Einstein and us by sheer fluke? |
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Although Basilosaurus possessed a fluke and peduncle, Buchholtz dismisses these features because they are too short relative to body length. |
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I would have had more time to socialise but I started playing pool and by some fluke couldn't seem to put a ball wrong. |
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He proved once and for all he's not a fluke, that he's willing to bust his striated glutes in the gym. |
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I left that meeting with the shooters confident my experience was simply a fluke, an accident that was so unlikely it never could happen again. |
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We would say, in fact, that B's failure to castle was a fluke, bad luck with the random number generator. |
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This was associated with infection by a flatworm or fluke infection called Ribeiroia, which formed cysts near the hind legs. |
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An emailer suggests that the difference between the two pictures is a fluke of backlighting and the camera's automatic light meter. |
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As may be imagined, this capture, not so much a fluke as a surprise gave me cause to rethink my fishing plans on the lake. |
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When we got it last year we felt it was a bit of a fluke but then we turned around and did it two years on the trot. |
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The here intended stocks extend only along a quarter of the fluke beam, thus not across the full beam of the anchor. |
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Each of the plurality of flukes may be provided with an inwardly sloped bill segment at a distal end of the fluke. |
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If Helena's experience wasn't a fluke, something similar should have happened in other jurisdictions with smoking bans. |
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Fruits are lethal for snails, some aquatic life including bilharzia fluke. |
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Trevisio served seared tuna with jicama, arugula and baby grapefruit, while 17 Restaurant dished up marinated fluke with citrus and shaved beet salad. |
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Anyone with fond memories of fluke jollities such as National Express and Something for the Weekend will be flummoxed by Absent Friends's Jacques Brelian melodrama. |
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Others saw a fluke convergence of interests that would not be duplicated in the near future. |
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In 1989, a newly registered Republican in Louisiana named David Duke won his only election by a fluke. |
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He will be a fine knight, if his show at the mock battle was not a fluke. |
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This evidence is particularly strong in the parasitic blood fluke Schistosoma mansoni, in which Merlin is also the first described DNA transposon family. |
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Johnson has proven that his victory at the season opener was no fluke. |
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He is, after all, just a children's writer, and amidst the rarefied snobbery of the publishing world, there will be lurkers determined to dismiss him as a fluke. |
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Sounding like a dish right out of Bennigan's, puffed-rice-crusted fluke is an unexpected rush, the crust lending the fish the nutty appeal of the meatier pompano. |
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With flounder, sole, fluke, turbot, halibut, bass, trout, John Dory or orange roughy, we must tread lightly, especially with regard to bitterness. |
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On the tiny chance it was a fluke, I'm banking on my artistic abilities. |
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The confidence is brewing in Southern California, and the Bolts are out to prove last year's surprise was less fluke and more the start of a trend. |
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Luck, in the sense of a fluke occurrence, had nothing to do with it. |
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Seafood specialties like halibut, fluke, and grouper and the unique world of micro greens have done much to influence his opinion of American food culture. |
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That so many Chippewa, Choctaw, Laguna, Navajo, Cherokee, Modoc, Creek, and countless other clans and communities produce important poets is not a fluke. |
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From the moment the word was out that fluke was considering a run for office, she was the subject of right-wing side-eye. |
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Having her as our guest was a fluke of Divine Order and a true example of Ask and You shall receive. |
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We call the two or three neuron system of a liver fluke a reflex loop. |
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The hottest Thai export since their famed curries, he will be insistent on proving that he is no one-year fluke, that he is as nerveless as he is graceful. |
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That Severson started down this career path on a fluke makes her ascendancy even sweeter. |
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He had to prove that Fallon's reign isn't a fluke, that late night really can be a home for the affable and good-natured. |
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We should view the Prestige oil spill not as a fluke or one-time accident. |
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The southern right whale elevates its tail fluke above the water, remaining in the same position for a considerable time. |
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Little is known on blood fluke diversity, host ranges, geographic ranges, and pathogenicity. |
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Most other fluke species reside in the wolf's intestine, though Paragonimus westermani lives in the lungs. |
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Disease priorities encompass liver fluke, ticks, wormer resistance and breeding TB-resistant cattle. |
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A PROJECT examining the root causes and financial implications of liver fluke in cattle and sheep has reported on its progress. |
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Distribution and habitats of the snail Lymnaea truncatula, intermediate host of the liver fluke Fasciola hepatica, in South Africa. |
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Fasciola hepatica, a liver fluke, is observed in areas of sheep farming and is common in developing countries. |
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Liver fluke disease, or fascioliosis, is a worldwide infection of livestock and also an important pathogen of humans. |
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Libertarian has since shown his York win was no fluke by chasing home Ruler Of The World in the Derby. |
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Heterobilharzia americana is a common North American mammalian blood fluke. |
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The liver fluke is a flatworm with a complex lifecycle which relies on moisture and warm temperatures for survival. |
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The dolphin had an open wound on the left fluke of its tail where the propeller had injured it. |
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The fluke of the anchor was wedged between two outcroppings of rock and could not be dislodged. |
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Human schistosomiasis is a parasitic fluke disease caused by 1 of 6 species of the blood fluke belonging to the class Trematoda. |
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More recently, the sheep liver fluke probably developed a taste for people as a consequence of livestock domestication. |
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Low protein status due to a high parasite challenge, particularly with fluke, Johne's Disease or a poor diet, also leads to reabsorbing foetuses. |
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It was a chance occurrence, something of a fluke, but it was meant to be. |
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Schistosomiasis is caused by a blood fluke and causes fever, diarrhea, and enlargement of the liver and spleen. |
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It was a cheer that we got for something that was a complete fluke. |
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The flippers, fluke, and the tall, falcate, dorsal fin are all a darker grey than the body. |
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The tail is thick and the fluke, or lobe, is relatively small in relation to the size of the whale's body. |
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Mostly they caught fluke, which would then be sold from barrows pushed around the housing estates. |
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They have a cartilaginous fluke at the end of their tails that is used for propulsion. |
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The fluke is set horizontally on the body, unlike fish, which have vertical tails. |
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The initiative is funded by the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and a Dr Owen Price scholarship and will kick off with the Wales rumen and liver fluke project. |
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The hypothesis that older age class raccoons would have higher fluke infection rates and parasite loads due to increased exposure to cercariae was statistically tested. |
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What do the words fluke, stockless, crown and shank apply to? |
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Opisthorchiasis and intestinal fluke infections in northern Thailand. |
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The polearm had a wide, sharpened fluke attached to the central point. |
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The parasites found in the eye fluke did serious damage to the eye. |
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Surf casters are frantically catching and releasing schooly stripers and some early blues at Montauk, and the fluke have shown in good numbers in the sound. |
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If this were the only example of moronicity in my teens, I could chalk it up to an aberration or a fluke or even gamma rays from the planet Zoobon. |
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The southern right whale, for example, elevates their tail fluke above the water, remaining in the same position for a considerable amount of time. |
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To clarify the status of fishborne liver flukes in Vietnam, during 2011-2012, we conducted a survey for liver fluke metacercariae in fish from Phu Yen Province. |
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